Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1863-05-15
RNeLIsH oPlRI0E.

CITY ueWspSperS Cahs htm' bho NoeSo@"'
w;l,. Se hsTe 20 doubt, ha repr:a.ed aS'i nui-
tipliod throughout all the newspapers OF 'ne
Ccnisderacy, SIS ii IL Tero matter OF 'l'e
g,n,Ursi conss quenco In life. kosones'
.s-s,kias for tho people Of Eog'and' Is
for war" sgainst the United States:
Think of that No wonder the startling
announcement is printed in emphatic italics
Suppose that in the old Congress Of the
United States Owen Lovejoy had reared out
IS in fact, no did once roa,-I, Owen. nm
prepared for war With England; aad, what
is more, rosr it in tbs name of the AmeEi-
can people; would anybody care Would
the fcaming SLAYER Of his discourse DO eagerly
caught NJ by England, OF BY the ensmiea c!
England Would his raz,a be rr,hted in
Italics D. French newspapers. ur in capitals
with notes Of sdura alton by Irish 81
Would soy ono i'll the world suppose that
war was going to break cut because tho
Honorable L9.d L9Ysjoy had 80 scssarnsd
Wo srsw not.
Now Mr.. Rosbuck, mcmhsr FIR Sheffield, IS,
in tho politics Of Eugland, psisoE Of net
quite 20 much importance as Owen Lovely
was in the politics Of tho United Stats; for
Lcvejoy WAS NJ !esa. known to have OPINIONS
(sousthing thai DO took for oplnioSs) h"F
Rce5uck vas always kDown - hsve nGHe.-
Ii the member for Sheffield speaks with moro
| .ssmc,.r, tho eon.lensn IRON illinois has
| ps:J create: atlcaticn TO consistency Me.
L,-sioy has never tcen affected with rahid
rhetorical .aso aGd f1sTlng a. tie month,
ssve On orc subject, Ehioa Ia his IL :nou.s3's )
but Tie otht7 il ready with his rawlings On
each side CT almost every question. He wss
o5ce furious radical and almost rebel; more
iatrly q ssr7ilo fsttercr Of nrissooracy
and arbitrary power, especially Of the Emp"'
ror of Austria aud his government. Form
s:lv allnos. FreuchIaan in his zoal fur tho
satents cordials .oi Anglo f:e',oh alliance,
he hss of ,atu become fJul-mou.aed avail
ant of the Enro.or OF tho French, a7d has
mora than onceG scisred is2sEk'Eg 10: all { d
isad Il ceurae) tina: he, RoebucS, ia ready
e.. war vita tha. country: Not long since
he excited .ha uer7irasn. Of The House ofCoIn-
mons By declaring that 30 vas the true EGG
lish terrier deg, Ttar'tm. Honorable members
lsugaed, becauss Tho Sell impossa nickname
WAS 10 appropriate; and Mr. Rosbuok hsH
ever sinca been known to tue public az dog
T.ar'en; ready to bark at anybody snd snap
a; tn. huola cf all tae word.
Such is tho value Of III. Roe6 ck'R &c a.
ration of va against t.o Yenkses.
In much that he said against that rsco Ct
Non. we cordisly agree. They arc, iadeed,
60 ks crawl5, "not only unfit for the govGfI-
nent Of themselves, but rDht for tho oOuIts-
siss and communion Of tho civilized world
This is oil right; and horonfter, when vs. itcl
inclined 10 worry the Yankees We can 10 no
boiler than cot Dig Tar EN- upon ther5. bat
the rssder will ulssae TO remark that in all
this spls!ul little speech, whilc thorcis plenty
OF vicious snsrlipg at our enemies, fheFo IS
not one kind wo.d for us. Ana, in truth,
there il no man in the BlitiSh House OF COM
mons who has, in hia time, poured cut upon
} these Southern States and their institutions
streams of vii6cstion moro foul and fierce.
We hope, therefore, that politician who en-
Joys no esteem in his country, and who has
not a fealher's weight in determining lila
policy, will not DO exalted hero into great
friend, simply because hO banks and grias at
the Yankees. II would DO worse than the
sudden illustration of Fallsndigham.
What ia much more material to remark in
those parliamentary deba!sg. both in tho
Houses of Lords and Commons, Is TIA! the
mem bara of the administration Md their
friends were careful to rebuks the nonsense
of Roebuck-that Lord PslaaeEstoa in the
one House, and Lord Russell! in the othor,
p-udsntly caveksd tbs wall.got-up excite
msnt, and intilaa:od clearly enough that they
did not consider tho affAir altogether il the
light in which it mad STRUCK. the fiitbfal
watchdog of Britain. On the aubjcc: Of Mr..
Adams and his pass TO British m,rchsntm:n
into Mexican ports, aud also with regard tc
English mails ovorhauled or board English
packets in the Cult Ct Mexic on both thaso
questions satisfactory explanations will TO
given. Tattel will be quoted to good pur-
poso, and after somo gtunbling and braVado
from bold Bri.ons on onc size ard true Amer
llcsns on the ether, the Ia;lter will su5sids.
Aad the reason why i. will be 30 allowed to
subside, is that England il in:erestod in keep
ing up "bslligMcnt rights" Il! saa to tho very
highest point to which any nation can deare
to urge them. Ry means of thsso ssme bel
Tiger ont Fights, SIZE hopes ono day to FREEDOM
ina.e over al! the cnasta aud harbcrs Of NIL
continents and isles, by turns, and coa:sel
the commerce Of tho globe.
With slah cantionary comment, wo i5s the
"sxciting Gsbs:e" 30 to on. readers.
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EUREsIDR's "DEaI q tkIER."
Defeated Yankee Generals sooui to mike
excellent ccumsndants IN isafiected dis
tricts: bsaten and Inundated by armed men,