Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1815-09-23

en,oss,) declared, that he would not consent 10
accept Napoleon 2nd as Emperor that he WIS an
infant and not resident OF France. Ills gave rise
10 furious debate. General labedoyere declared,
that The ABIDE zion of n. pc ,nd,isbe that
il his SIN was not acknowledged. he ought again to
seize the sword, to declare AL who refused rally
around him, infamous Il raZe their hous, 5, To-
prescribe their families, and To Surround himself
with the brave wto would again spill their blood in
his defence that there was tao doubt, (alud.og Z,
NJ. rsha ~ y that, he would be abandoned ly vile
Generals, vho Rad already betrsyedh him. d" Young
man," said Niassena, Z" you forget Yourself" :" You
think yours II at the heat OF the Corps dc Guaiyi,'
said another. Order with much diifiealty Was IL
length restored. Yet this all-imV ortant question is
far from ben u settled. II mus b. discussed Aus.
tria is ifnot their only their PR cipsl hope. Its
repcrte' with much confidence, that that power has
given 1T t. be understood, IL would unite with Frn
IN favor OF the young Emperor. The allics, 1t is
sad, are not advancing Paris, and it seen s, hsi
the position oi the Russians is rather interi ri
watch the Ausuisns, than 70 aid ti,s, E"gl,sh aid
Frussians who a,e not ia stnation To ma: ella tu IA
Capita! without their cooperation. Otto set olu
yesterday Mission to England. The papers
announce the departure of Bouspsre; but, have
It from good author ity that il j. not true. lie will
await the result Of u few eNUnusl davs. The
French army has not suffered altogether ruch,
and the enemy has becu more cutup than wss At
first believed. The public c,uatcnance hegus To-
hr ghten-ld0C COO men oi the rcVus,on o'19f5
are called out the Fedcres (the Iaboring ela OF
Paris) have rendered their services, either "a DC.
Il nd the City, or 10 march TO the frontier Neso-
tI'iions for general paciication with the insur-
gents in tie West are set ON foot. Marshal Ney.
10" stating le iIemensity either loss, denounced
on all la'.Gs yet, suspect he told no more than
TIE truth. Why else did Donaparte abandon the
army aud abdcatc tie throne These two facts
speak volumes.
Jsne -.
The tri-co'orcG iiSg, which had been taken sloyyr,
as again hoted lon the Pubic Bulldogs. All u,lic-
n Proceedings are TO be conducted ia the name o.
tn French Pegbe Were it net for foreign ps TONS
particularly The English, Republic would he cs-
ia'ished. Boaapar,e siid few DAYS ago, that, If
the allies refused to acknowledge his Empc-
roT, the Republican form oil Government ought
to be adopted. law proposed under The
old preteNt of State Necessity, to authorize the
arrest Of persons charged with publishing false
Rews, exciting dcscrjiOn, or dsnading indi,nlu 5
from emitting. They were also to be deprived OF
the right, POW secured by law Che iiabeas Corpus
IN tact,) OF being brought imn,Cdilteiy before the
tribunals Of justice. This has been successtuiIy OF.
posed IN both Houses. Ii was said, whatever cir
eumsances III ~ placed in, il was necessary In
respect Individual liberty which ought always In BE-
held sacred IT,; il would be foolish 90 adopt prn-
cipes, OF which they themselves might become the
Victims that il was destructive of The most iuyaln-
able rights o. the Citizen l,at so disastrous a law
ought not to be adopted for the purpose Of getting
il was not necessary 10 nnctso vital a wound an the
rights q humanity that, Wien measures Of rigor
were stOut 60 lie taken, Necessity always the
plea that one could live ia saieiy where such
latitude WAS g;yCnto arbitrary power " and for
fear, said Que OF the members, cI being sacrf-
ced by come petty tyrant, intoxicated with power
aud imagined consequence, Ill were not kept here
by duties which eve 10 the public, woulu appI,
Tor passport and exile myself and family 20 Con
stsntinopie, where might more willingly submit
To the capr.ce Of snme wrctehcd Pacha' Let mi
litary dospOts ard wouid-be tyrlnts blush AT read
rg these sentiments let them be deeply engraved
IN the heart ot every free man But am wander
ing from the subject. could cite hundred oherr,-
cent evidences ol te prevalence oiiberal doctrines
Fer myself then, have nodoubt, that although the
flame OF Liberty may Tor a hlie be obscurrc, and
apparently cXIuguished,u will ere long burst forth
20 warm and enlshlc0 the European World No,
word IS s'i n present concerning either the ac-
teal or eventual Governncnt Ia uutn, this is no
tune to q lDcrate; the bay onets are too Close. at
hand. pity the situation OF the French ouis
lSth thu scOrn o the Nation, the tool OF their rivals
and encmieg, aiay DC imposed upon them and,
mark their VANITY such, that, although their hearts
ache 10 bursting, they will ;,fectto receive him
Noiul ta1ly TO consider II rs their own ac; aud
- JlJe Il hOi' viii be asain the general ery
Celebrity anu Glory, which in their ,.s.im.tio.,
were pe!soF'iiei by Napoeon, blinded them tn has
political crimes; but, TO have set over them DoIi.
cal sinners n0oriOus!y destitute oil fame end e-
walton, nHi,d with cd and Obsolete notions Of d.
vine riSht amt dexterOus in nothing but religious
juggling and mummery, is, what cannot, ought not,
and wall not be borne. am not PREPARED To AS
sert, that the of the people, either IN tranos
or IN England, are sufficiently enlightened t. est.s-
i'sii and5upport free Government. YET a.. ok
pertinent ought To- be tried, and t;i,d, aid III H.
gain True principles will devolope themselves
and strengthen even by defeat, and viii ultimately,
most assurediy, be crowned It'll Success. Tie
manner OF talking about aud discus ing public snea-
sures III the United States IS widely different from
any that can be observed In either in England "a:
France. The Engisiman is afraid Of III Laws,
or rather OF the influence of Government, w!,icA
constructs tllen as 1t pleeses he is afraid, too IL
losing employment, customers and the eaunte-
ance Of tbc wealthy & the titled he, therei0re al
teets silence aud suikiness The Frenchmsn has
not yet haken of The timidty OF centuries of slave
~ but, as he must chatter, with much ggmaca
ana seli-eomp2eeRcy, he expatiates he wealth.
er, the fashions, SleciacleS, and Thousand otter
equally important subjects At ali events Whale
yer bethe cats, il is impossible this SIDE o the
Atlantic 20 learn from individuals, from groups
from Gazettes, or IN any other way, a variety Of
facts which you DESTROYS 10 Lsow al Of hat
nature too, which with us AVE published from the
house-tops And tls i; necessary to the establish
ment aud the existence OiireedoIn.
Juns rs.
The remarks with which concluded YESTERDAY,
are perfectly true. Whilst, it mas been confidently
and generally asserted for two on three days past
that the enemy not advancing, they have ap-
preached to within 10 or g leagues Of the CITY;
AID, yet The miserable devils read the newspapers
which cOnttin nothing, 10 wis., shrug mp their |
shoulders, tax snuff AID seem to be satistie IHeV
sly 100, they must have cDmmtree. Tbs seems to
De he excuse for every thing that is dss.afdly IL
Is not known even navy whe t,i, there viii Dc ano-
he battle or, whetherthe Cts will be defended |
u, as Il is sad, Marshal Groac5y has 10000 men,
and thcrarmy amount tn70OJ0, surely vith the |
I'd o!the people, tney might yet bea; the iutncibl,