Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1862-10-28
Auk4tonp Enqnlrtr.
RY TYLER, WISE 3 ALLEGRO.
SATURDAY MoRS,H.. OCTOBER %, 1852.

SATURDAY MuRN,Yi>. OCTOBER %, 1852.
Our government is IN rectipi al II" cllclai
int ,.lijcpnre as e.. any probable change in the
attiute Of England an: France touching ON
c-....,,jcn. Tue urns received thr"nEh the
,oti;: ,.ss:, however, would prepare ns 70
exnect that the rulers Of those countries Will
speedily review the question. and come to a
new AMI different d~ecisioa. The first OF Jan
ua,r is s%sted rs the ultimate period to winch
! lhs ,rss.ut status can continue.
W,.a7- hrari much heretofore Of a 6inil'at
, ci.rscl-r r,,i have h.rrtotm . exPects" ear
T. f.sol5o:;.,n .od Seen DISAPPOINTED h"'
ikect i. i r".ras, : tine when Fecesn''.'
! mus. cu,a., ari it is not UNREASONABLE u
-c-e.t,. tl,s settlement that it IL now drawing
,,,s. Tn. :er:irs engaged ~ the war, or In
,eres.ed in it. anre I'll shown an endurance
and resource r,i.h were not mutually antlci-
,,,ad. The .,o.,h,rr States believe that The
SINH would nv: Gs able &c pIske f. respeeta-
hle onDos;tion; a:.a said tue contest would DC
easy aud cfileue!.l. ia tic a'her hAna' Inc
South WAS told that inc loss al The Southern
trade md Southern COTTON would make New
York City bankrup'. auri carry a distress
THROUGHOUT he Notllt ti,st wouid pus an enrl,y
p.r,yd To- hvstil,ties. England and France
TOO, We were assured, Gould hot possibly do
without cotton, ami would have it whatever
tue terms. The blockade, therefore, would
speedily be b,ogem with III w'tit""t T'as"n'
sa.- the neceSssty III liaf.be COLON. var 'e'
cosmtion woulI swiftly follow, AID lsace
.r.1i .a uue az its consequence.
ii.cse specula;ions ard prophecies ave not
n,el ..aned for the purpose Of bringing Them
into ridicuie. On the contrary, many O.
them seemed reasonable at the lime and all
Of them were So, 10 srEle extent. bu; VEGA
nov see thu, there were elements affecting the
ccAst:yi. nut not INTRODUCED into tie calcula-
uo:. wltc: ~wiouclt 80: ttrt disappointment
When '3e wA1 sp:A!E NJ, It Fr""u al II
rest ;,-; un"Smtn il hu>In'SS aid woulc
nave nr""rrrI great distress, pHt Tor the
sou:i.,, ia.niS wl,lch the WAT itself yl:lded.-
The No,.h.rn merchants and manufacturer
les, the Southern mirbet; INT they we're
anu!a:nsa,t eli ny ,"Ilructs I"r army f"n1 ato
clothing ai,c iy 1cdrrs i"r nrlns. d,nnIuliitloI
end -. rsrv s~r,..l,es oc oil surts. The money
WOO. var ,;r ioi nj these things was
.uI l., til .3,r,nh-nt .,urlT +; The PIlrt'
ing. T.,.s F.. .u,i .;.u. i, mn,!-. lat porirrity
Is To i:ir ihs.-sl least i. H. E"t handird no"
At rrssrnt .ve,yth;n. Is expenditure. Every.
! rhiny is rni.ls oit ani n'thing rou,ing in save
,aurr 10 The rr=gsu,y Har: printing press
luucT is ~picrtiiul &nd everything gees easy
Inste.i of the bankruptcy winch vas pre-
d:c.,d. 1t is evident :oweTc" that this seem
ias prosperity is a ic.usion. : people lITin:
suLes, upon ;n-ir o%# 'r.Ili, II Is like she
h~,hetaauus bsar thst i,ves i,y surEire biz
cwr paw. hut CoG.es nit lran in th'
spriTG
Ina Snutt, has 10 IL; same IuinOs- Is ms
North, escaped II large SHARE Of thu shocs
npor i,s industry. BY the emPloyrnents create
r Y'h. hnstlitiss. -Ani o. tine patriotism az
sejf-denial of the people, the wisdoti and
energy If TIE Government and tbs ski'l.4It
rsilsntrv ri uUr military. have added i'll
"ianseiy ID "i" ~csp.citl for endurinethe var
Tie European r:urt!!>s nave borne ul
uni.r ihe failure nj their cottbI supply very
sa:pr;slng;r T." dia: Of haif-Eine and quar-
tar-tinc, ,."i s:"Eyas1s, The cotton which, &C
cordir. 70 uri>nn:ri c. vas 70 have bean used uE
six or twelve months ago. is NOT al gone yet
The operatives have been cking ont their liz
ing by past earnings and charities England
has been ini;miia.e I'd by hcr vuluerability or
the side Of Canada, ana has calculated that
the snrpc.t Of her cotton operatives WOULD
c,st her less than q zar.
Despite he lnipss wc bA's hol'2ei, Eo"'
e9er, the tendency ot the war Is visibly to its
solution. md the course to which England and
Franco were 2nn5tr=;aei i:Gm the beginning
II coming cp tnr adoption.
ins N"rsSsrr people gle sick III the var
aai growing s;cher. Their financial credit i:
giving gay. III. people are dividing. Thei,
effort is seen 20 be hopeless. Ihey are ripen'
ing for peace.
The European l.strvns are reaching a puih1
Of suffering that : hecoming intoieEaoie.-
They have borne the present Condition o
things until they feel they have exhausted
every obligation u tn:hearsncs. They ha7;
seen Seward r",:~:. Is -i":Y days sni riuaty
days promises until they hay- b-coms a Nv.
word. uthe1 PERSONS rnl" 10 urge them Il
a step which will induce peace, and which, in
deed, We regard Us an almost indispensable
preliminary.
As,ne q. 5 correspondent CT tire Lcndo-
shines" we'll says, the United States Gov
Ierannnt, however anxious to close the war
could scarcely reconcile IL to n proper pride
to recognize our success i'll the war, INIT
England and Franco Should declare It. Tha
the recognition OF our independence BIZ Eng
land and France would be acquicsced in by
the United States, we think is very probable
We think they are really now TO accept tht
Judgment of the spectator nations.
1t is the deity Of the rulers Of Englabd sns
France to declare this ~luGguen: without tur
the: delay Unless, indeed, they tie the de
mons which seine charge; unless they desir
:he warriac lawers to exhaust and destroy
each other, they aaS'! &c take Zoe steps usus
smong ~nrIicas, tie discourage such waIs b
.hn ..nre-. ID Linz, .hn, te ~, AID Tho,