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

in,itcdb, the enemy, struck with admiration o.
their con 'uet, 10 surrender. The gallant Genera
replied, Ia GGrde iRre-iGe niets' ef ne rei,d
pas" In few minutes they ceased To exist
monument bearing tlrsinscription is about to bes-
rcctrd; Jut, the insulated efforts OF standing army
can effect nothing. Yet, where It exists, the peo-
pie look il alone Tor safety when it IS yangush-
ed, the country issubdued. Let us remember too,
that it isuo, the COUNT, but the Chictfor which
fights. History is full OF proofs and the following
facts may be corshlertdas superhuous. General
Remond stated ia the Chamber of Representatives
to-sy, that having been sent To reeoAnoitre, he had
met near Paris many soldiers returnig 10 their
homes that the roads were covered with detssh-
monts otthe Old Guard To the amount Of or So00
who, upon their being addressed aud entrest,d to
return 10 their post, answered, A." Why should We
fight Tie Emperor is no ore" {" But youhaye
Country, Friends, your glory to support
They could not be Induced to return but, II yet
hoped that they willasan arm and organize them
selves.
The Constitution Of i791 is again brought for
ward. NJ. Garuoni with much eloqieuec snd
force stctched the lis;,hy OF France for the last
twen y-6ve years, her revolutions, her wars, and
Governments; deprecated aaarchy and despo,ism.
b. TN al which they htd experienced; and couriud Il
by Saying that France wish d Co be cree thni she
would be So in spite Of al, the effrts of Europe.
and To secure her liberties, proposed the imn,ei
ate adoption OF that Constitution. Another mem
Der had no Doubt but Tia; the Aihes would respect
t'itt'uct lic WAS liiisf
pruon by the kaown nisgnanimity of Alexander,
Ssc. This prodUced uol1 nj mGr,uurs. The reso-
luton was committed toa committee with no dirce
ton to report They begin Ia betoo fond Of com
plment7g the Allies especially, when the mo
tive is so easily seen through. Ii is a mean aad
shallow articc Fouchc IDuc d'Otant has
Urit;cna most shameful letter 70 ord W niagion
| he compliments him the fame Ne has acquired
by Victories over the French calls upon im 10
he the advocate other interests in the Assembly
of Kings, whee lis influence cannot be- les than his
| glory that throughout Europe, he is X own and
hOnore.. that the peope, who never nattcr nor
calumniaie. proclaim, that in all his congu SITS he is
| guided by justice, aud in his policy BY conscious
reet,ude, sc. &c. What pjiiul dog The
| FLOW has an eye To lis properly. lie rossr IS IS
inn crse wealth in Pa. Is ahd the neg,,boriiood ;
So do Masscna and The is 81 the head ii the
Civil Department; ,he ether, Of the Military.
.I,gie 90
| Paris is declared tabe in a state of ssigc-
| | applied few days ago for a pei1ms de- Sc
oi,r.--On preceiyiug il TO day from the Project
| Of Police, he observed i; would be a pvo-
lection; but, as permission to remain ia
the Cny, II unnecessary, fer there was no
| getting out. | before apprizcd of the
fac, for had gone in the morning to the barrier
d tuier for the purpose ofvs'tiug the catacombs;
tut, rs they communicate snbteraneOus witt, the
field without the wall, was not permitted TO ,,es-
| cend. y great many country people, with their
lsmiiies, furniture, and asses, were pressing
Intothe city also, Wagons and carts loaded with
wine, Hour, stock and provision Of all Iinds. the
| neighboring inhabitants are ordered to assist in
| throwing up works Obedience. Why does not the
| Goyernncnteail upon them to rise en- nasSs p
Instead Of that, they publish to the world that Pa
RS IS 70 be defended ONLY without the wsls, and by
troops of the liue that the National Guards ar 20
preserve tranquility, but not 10 he .ent agai-s,
| tie enemy. Marshal Ney has published letter To
the Due d'Orirante, eXeuipatng himself from Ger
tam charges brought against HIM, and pointing out
many errors aad folIies committed by Bonapaite in
The memorable battle Of Mont ST Jean. If he
has lost reputation, he had better retrieve it in
some other way.
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