Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1816-03-13
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FRANCE
Decem6-r, 1915.


oppression. AMI the object of the sympathy
Of every generous MI ID.
Their is gloom in the tidings which have
just reached us. We have accounts from
Paris. as late as the 18Th of 4nuary aud
though we see little of the state of France,
except by glimps"s and guesseS, that IT,
tie seems TO be of the most portent,us com
pick on. Inc Volcano again rumbies. &
threatens new commissions. Mr.. Jefferson
says, on the 9th January, that we have
reason to suppo e. that events have not
reached their ultimate terminst on'-a
saying which is fully confirmed by the Re-
port of M. P@zzo di Borgho, who writes
on the spot, that " it is impossible almost
not to fear the cond restoration will not
yet prove the end of the revolution of this
country" Appearances strongly justify
these concurrent predictions.
The letter OF Borgho. whether genuine
or not, ppuis food of light upon the stu
alton OF that unhappy country. He dew
iopes the causes predicts the effects &
points out rene ~ ; but what tremen-
dcus remedy is it
Franco, s5rpt Of her glory. her trophies.
and h + TIE 1sares, by her dciiOerers her
arms an | her forts ave / by the bands Of
foreign m .rcenaries, who prey upon her
vItdus must feel the indignation and ha-
tired which such indignities are calculated
10 produce. Her king, who has brought
such a series OF disasters in his train, and
who has been forced upoa her by foreign
baycnets, is reg udel by most Fr.nchmen
as tie cause of her misfortunes.
Without one brilliant quality to dazzle
the eyes of the people. without tenderness
10 conclliate, or energy to intim late dis
tracted people one moment sacrificing
Ney. at another publishing an act of am
nesty, which at another he has perhdious
ly violated his ministry distracted by OPP
posite Interests; his array, more an object
OF derslon than terror; is it wonderful
that the DISCONTINUED French should sigh
for another changer
We know very little Of them by their
public prints /; but their private letters
tell us, that the Republicans and Bona
partists have affiliated together under the
ialiyng name of Friends of he Revolution
that they have private meetings and sym
bols that the Royalsts have taken the
hint and formed NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. that
Royal troops, such as they are, have been
drawn to PARIS ; and that the French king,
fearful o! trusting himself into the hand,
of his own people, has sought the assistance
of the British tr ,ops, who nave been soil
| cited to return or to remain in Paris.
The disgracetul truth is, every moment,
becoming clearer, to the French and to
| the worla, that the people are on one
side, and the foreigners OH the other and
that Louis is not the King of the French,
but tne mnlon of strangers ;-as Castle
reagh said, that q" the duration of the Bour
! bons depended upon the presence of tie
allied armies in the heart of France" No
| lesson could be more ga Ing to people,
| Jealous of their honor, than the assertion
of the Borgho Repor', that " The cause
/ Of the BOurbons could not prevail, unless
supported by foreign bayonets." And for
! what a king is sucn a humiliation to be
sustained For what cause, the cause
! Of tyrants, is gallant people to be so de-
| based
Such humiliation could not be long sus-
tanned, it arms were in the hands Of the
Fren n.
Erree g's eier 70 The Eaters eTf5e Asrands7 H-rai9
DUMFRIEs. March 8, 1915.
"py late law o. tlie State Of Virginia las the
duty Of tie Courts oF each County fix tle Of
chg b.wcen she Chartered Bank paper Of this State snd
/ that m thc m1gboorns States. ihs DAY The ehuusFo
Bank paper of Maryland, the District Of Columbia and
CyH WIS hN,d by the court vt ar with the two charter
ca hunks Of this state, (tie Bank OF N,rgnasd YARN
crs Ban, OF Yirgina1 II gives almost uniyt r satisfaction
70 the inhabitants o. this county, (Prnee-Wiilttn9
The interests Of the Northern and Southern sections NJ
The Satc Of Virginia completely opposite. iat dsr
son Of tic sameis mised Of tissoppos te Rspplan-
mock 20 t .nr,e from tinre westerly 10 t nouth Of tine
Grat kanawin river, will b. the he ~ deinal tUI Ia
that case, Winchester will be the Of government " the
new sta The western nef,pgs OF ths. prcsr less a
ture camor0us for te disOn and htlcve viii nuce
with hearty cooperation frOn this part Of The state
\ single remark ~ to the disdHeciion Which
peeps forth in The last parsg aph OF the above letter
First, as to the t;ict and secondly, 60 the dc
fTine It sets lortI-lc the western members a the