Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1863-01-06
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that its heart is IN ths camp of tha esstGy.
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Ex-dov. Moreheai'e spsaeG
We regret thar we bavo not sfacs fer tbs
whae ni !he G?eacli oi Ex-G3a"- ilorehcaa,
u i;,uin1Ey, delivered hT lin i'll Liverpool,
cn the 9th Of October, i!iss, hawarGT, tees.
pnhlisi:si TheTa i Was Eic.S usefac; The
whcA cf ii aFr.si;aE: in t;,a !-.e':,,i..i iIs7-
ca:r.' The ic!!on ir5 Is ita concluding; ror-
tinii. il will bo Seen ;rat ths Chairman Of
the laestipg declared that. The saiteTi0Es Of
the Confederate S!ts!es we're Amply recon-
Icnsed in the permanent iaIuc w:ik which
thAy l,are replaced tho alsndars 10 nu- dis,
credit with which !h2 17'5;,i has ;'een iilted.
aIcsising cf ;incniI',; .,ttei.pt at .!nenci
pa,!4I Gov. aipGehesI .:"c;:rn:s;
Hs c!s;r2s :his r;;mrr ic nE:5 d; asa wsEE-
! either uni.- the constitution u i!:c uiiiIsd
Slater, OK &c n. .xa:ci*n 9. G= "a: r&wcT.
Well, nr would l,%~ig "!:;ln it under the Gu
sttuton of tl:a United ;.&,-s Will you al,
io:y met is vary sfart ayira::ro read
| &c nat Mf-. Wt!sto: said Oh ,lat snDls":. lie
vas making sr==eh {! Ri;An.oni Virginia.
| and lie said: flll,i shgs i;oogTrE5 ii shsc-
latclT rcrci,;ie:i fso:a Interfering il any .as::-
nsr, direct or indirect, wiii tai; aE with aIiy
ether of tina ina: a::tu;iai!; Of the ;;;alss. -
| Cheering, aI::i Yoics from tEa crC7;:; *
! claimgd-rs wish! This c3rl:! 70 beard iroIu
Mar giand 10 L?ui3iSus, and p: i:sia :sis;
| the sentiment just aSp:esssd ,EaY hc Tei,:g!.
ed-"Repeat, reteat.'j Wei, vapaat ii;
| prcclaiu, il On tie Wigs oI ell Tit w!ntz,
tell it ~ si y3ur tri=nls- ic-:es Of '!7e will,
Ts wil'j--,eil it, say, thai standing hsre in
! the capito! Of Virginia, beneath Sd October
sun, in the midst oi this ssseInbiags, before
the entire country, AMI upon Gil the rcapon'
| sitiliiy which balnnga &c ZIG, Gay that there
! is no power, direct or Indirect, in Congress nr
the General GorsTH@e1t, TO iGttrfcIr in tbs
slightest deg:eo with t:.a INSTITUTIONS OF Iha
| South. That Is the Constitution; that is the
i Government u3iir" which T-e iiTe2: tnat Il
! the Government tina. wanted to t,a:Fstuata,
! that desired ii ice continued, uhisca: np1D
| that basis, according 10 these terms, accrtd~
ing to the tIus meaning of ne C;1sii'"lG:i, ,
which wss the rc3i Of Union between as
| Well, under the CcHarisutiop, then, as has 10
| newer. Then. let us Look Ut il ~ = "aT
| power. Iou will remember ttst ::: l6l2
| there was, unfortunately, Il w&T hstITs2H
Great Britain and the United s:atsR- If:Hs
wnr cuntiauad for nearly thrco years. At
| the close OF the T:ar q tieaiY was inade CT
Ghent. Mr.. .JohG Quincy Adar.s, lusaer cf
the present accomplished minister irou the
United States TO the court Of this country,
was enc Of the negntiat"rS Oh the part CT tha
United States, with AR. Henry Clay, Mr.
BoTard and ori,cTs-GYo OF them. By tEet
treaty Crest Britain stipulated to deliver up
Whatever private property lad ta5n takfn.-
| The ques ,ion ihen cGile ap whether the slaves
that had bsen taken BY Great Britain sh3"ld
be delivered mp under that treaty Il Tas
resisted. There WAS difference. OF opinion
between Lord Casiieia2s!: aid i!E. Adams.
the minister thsn at tne Court Ct 81 JsrntS,
sud theJ agreed tn refsr Il 10 n" Etansror
Of Russia. am not new arguing whether It
is right or wrGng, E.it TTaut to show what
he's been iua =s,tlrl Fol:"y ot Inc United
States.
| Mr. AftEn4 writes li.sS be iA,t 81 IN: arVie0
With Lcrd LivorTool in rTh.cil &C rTessr!2a
80 hin tta GiC1.nent thg; 5lsTci %:i Fii72ie
property ard I3t sEtjc>tta 10 '1k-l:. sGd ttas
Lord Liverpool did moi object 10 tGa Sr5u-
nent. Whan il was referred u Isa Enla-
ror Of Russia, ho write: Il: .i:. Sl.'ii:atoA,
vino mas DIR 1n!niate: ri R,;As:s, 10 ,Ee sl:e.d
| that private I7upcIL: "sa ..ot hGhIe.t - asr-
tur- aud could nci ieEfll!j i:c taken "AG
the place. with iii: uycerti2!i,' n as77a,
''oi maritime caftrrc@. criTar" rroHsr'y il
captured places !:, 3: ;he LAYS ii nail;:u= al
| WAYS r:srcc:ci. None cam lawfully Ia ti-
| ken" will not Rad tha whala ii il. i't:1
| iuat noa;ion ita principle il sSz conclusion
! oi Ills letter. ';ts prircp:2 Y, thaS tue
emancipation 81 IN ener,T;z a!aTsa is T.2a
amcnC tis ac,s O: Legitimate var As r.
la;es 10 the owners i: is i ,!e1tTao!i2n Q: p!!-
Yhta property r35Fh?"a wacT<n!ed ny TIE
use5es cf 75-a:' Tia. IS the dcctriae of the
United States. That doctrine Ias sanctioned
br the Emperor Of Russia, who decided the
contest in tarcr Of tEe United States upon
tho principle SO broadly laid down By Mr..
Adams. So that ahaT you Mr. Webster,
and could snow you iiTc huaited other
Northern nan r.i:n lava ai,oittc' the Same
thing, that there is ~ pn;G07 n.litGT the Con-
stitution ana no Uaf i''';1ci, AM :hs.t I'll" as
Of Mc. LiGc2li: is IL "l'.atl"a .! ttie la" a!
wa., aS expanded ~ tl;c ci7ii:zsi world
| MARYLAND il part g t!is Un:ts;: Sta!"s; l'e!.
aware ia [:srt; Kentucky las r:c::r va Sc
coded; Missouri is 3 part. All ,hcsu .3:l:ss
have slaves, ard Slr. Lnccln, il his riGG!s-
nation, proposes thst il they will send. HEN
bers di Congress 10 thu Na:ionsl Legislature
sleyerg shall re:.:ain ti.ec".-Ih.r i.s will HHi
ahuiish it thtEs. II Is 1at, therefore, hecaus5
he is opposed 70 sis"ery t:.st ne G,Hnii Aboi-
ish il; it is as q punishment ia individuals.
! Well, so far al regards tist. 1i.s:r ID Rno;hsF
great principle recognized IVY eli cnI:ts 4i
juStice--tiiat wti.re"rr y cGhLuy II lake"
possession oil by ani enenlv, tn. allegiance ii
the common pcpI:lo ofthGt count * shsAiTa'
for tne t;me being wherever protection IS net
extended. The United States has decided ii
in six different cases. Castins was taken iii
| 1872. Wo haI laws against the importation
of foreign goods, and especially from Great
u Bri.aiD, but the citizens Of that place after /;
was taken traded with this ccuitTy, ard III
troduced large amount ri Gocda, s.nu at the
close Of the war fney were hrcughs netora
the courts of tho United Sfatgg for violating
tho non -i,ltercourse lsw+ The judges unanl-
mously decided that as the goods wtre in
ported ut the ti:no that tbs United States laws
could not be enfsFced there. the place being
in pnssessiun uf the British GoTcrIIInsnt and
the British troops, allegiance ant protection
vera corrolatiye tcrms and that iLeSe inii-
yiduals who had Imported sogd5 dalinE that
period were insno fGsuner liaula f1i viola
| tiou of thu lars Of tbs States. The saEis
thing mas .bssn declared here nS statute J.
Henry VII. a attsr tho long WAITS 81 ihs Rassi
! tfiay felt it Gscsssary 10 einhodj Hi:st was q
common iaw principle III statute WITCH il o.
| vides thatTou mas obey tha ruling nonE'ch
whether he is rightful monarch or not, and III
30 doing you are rot liable for violation ol
the laws Of the realm at 81. Yet tho Fede-
rails attempt to coDtscate the whole OF the