Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1817-12-06


Gus, and had recourse 10 many meaps
whicl, do no honor either 10 their heads
or their hearts. BY uniting with the III
ira roValiSts, they have Succceted 30 a
degree in obtaining their ends T. they have
got Roy, and Bstiart, {ihe lawyer who
pleadedagainsi Ney) ani Pdsfuier ,(keer-
er OF the seals amt minister OF Justice
and Bre,01s, Ga notary ani god roy aiisi.)
The cons,ituliOnalis;s count Latte. Ben
janin Delesseri, and CsSi,mIf Peaier--
and Gouny " sits aslride iiis ieece."
- You viii see HAT eur La Fayctte was
a candidate; buithe roy alist payiy seem
ed 10 say, g Approach me like Tie rug
ped Russian beaT--hKc any form but
that, and We will consent" liz some oi
the sections reports were induSiriously
circulated, that # La Eayctle WAS named,
Wellington would Immediately march his
troops 10 Paris; la Others, tnai Pozzo di
norgIo had notified 10 the French Cabi-
net, that the 3smpesor Of qH t.s RWSSiqs
would consider La fayetie's nomination
as q precursor of neutrality-suspicious., aud
nonld accordingly refuse 10 Withdraw his
quota oi troops at the stipulated time: in
others again, that The Most Ch,iSriJN Rag
had declared he could moi survive SO
deadly blow, but should surely expire
with an attack 0l The govt IN the stomach,
If La Fayeite We're named II deputy -
From fifteen hundred thousaaa, 10 two
millions of francs are said 20 have been
spent by tie government, Tor eicctloneer-
ing purposes. Al the Ger de al.sies un-
der the commisSaries of toliCe, Sere un-
der reqpistion for the purpose of col
iec,ing the absemiees ami furnishing
them with preper tickets OF candidates
I'm .linrf A.. n.. ~ ,-
ruption could devise, were pat ~ practice
10 gain the g S'ginist multitude"
Last year the good C0nstiiutionaliSis
we're duped into tic belief, Of the sinceri-
~ oil The ministers lit is SO easy fora man
tn measure the intentions Of others by
! ISIS OWN ard united with them against
the uitTa-ROyalists of 1915, WHO !lad now
become aitrl-liberaleS; but the prosecu-
ton, on rather tie persecution oi Complo
ana Demaycr ithe authors Sf the CenSSS
european, and martyrs 10 ihe cause Of
treedom) has opened the eyes OF those
who too iop,,ly believed III ministerial pu-
riiy. tn lh,s procedure every principle
Of honor, Of honesty and OF Justice; oi
| policy AMI OF prudence, every form OF
| her own laws (yicioas as they are) are
wanioHly trampied under foot. The Suf-
fer'Hgs % these two young men, victims
10 minisieriai iealonsy, excite the com
! iuisera ION of every friend 10 Justice,
and their fortit,lie and magnanimity,
command the admiration OF even their
savage prosecutors. Bat the cause OF
liberty, is by no means hopeless while a
Ia Esyctte, a Laiitie, Nayer ~ Argenton,
Gee. Washington la Fay cite, Il Duke de
BrOglc, Baron de Stae, Benz de Con.
slant, &C. DC. &c. are DISPOSED, and
dare openN 10 avow themselves the
friends OF lie oppressed, and of their
Caase.
g The reign of power and injustice viii
pass away, and The reign OF reason, light
and liberty viii succeed 10 it; ALREADY
the day dawns, the morn OF man
the clouds and mists Of ignorance and
superstition are fast dssipating, and we
need not look far forward to behold 2
lime when ihe nations OF Europe will
enjoy all the blessings OF CONSTITUTIONAL.
| berry.
England win probably be the lasinati
! on thar awakenS 10 q sense OF lis true in
tcrest. Her palsied constitution and gan
greHed limbs have placed her ina siiua
ton truly desperate. II tie H,nbs alon,
were affected, the vii might be cured Dy
! Topping Them off, but where corruption
| has IFS seat in the heart, and flows theme,
| through all theNeius and arteries, the o
| pcraiion must De exceedingly painful, anC
the experiment so dangerous that on
| cannot think OF 1t without shuddcring TO-
| the consequences