Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1817-04-29

No Regent; no Castercagli: of ~.
their heads.@-Nn P,acemen. Iy,h.s
Enclosures; no Bishops" These ara ,S Ut
short bat significant expressions of nv
of their hand-bi.S. They had read ,I
annals Of the French revolution on,v ~
improve upon the practices OF the F,s,"
demagouges. They find the laitern,,eh
too slow for them the ro,te bv VIII
they arrived at their goal was too l""V
The Royai Family were not got rid nfc
Two or three years after the revoIutionar
machine had been PUT IN molten ny
lees, the dregS OF the populace. tho NJ
rats and Herberts, and pere D.rbo.as'
Of France, did not rise 10 The ton ne
enough. They had a certain carr a".s
run which did not suit the inipa,ieno."
The disatiectgd here. They wished to
OF from the point which their GalIic 10y
ihreu had reached with difficulty x naH
The FIRST operation in their royoiutinn"
system was TO yet rid OF Regent. NrnH
tiers, Clergy, and all mcn in Office. fill
marched between treason and basnhenN
and massacre Was 90 be the pionesrl
their path.
The symbols of revelation. the ty;..
toured flag, the cockade, aud the red w :
al France, were adopted here, as ve1.P
The names Of the revolutionary cenpS
tees ihey had their Committee OF pG
| nc Safely, and Conser alive Conmi,t<
10 tie soldiers they had, BY secondS
termination, resolved 10 adpat the mos,
OF seduction. Bur he FIRST plan aDdms
| pulse Was the mHrdcr of the soIdiersI.
| midnight. The report 10 The Comm!
informs us. HAT the design Was, by a sr@
| den rising, III tile deaf Of the ni.bt
\ and rNrrrn,... si,o e. "
ther different barracks, which were 10 l..
set on fire. Heroes OF Wa,erioor s, @
was the fate resolved upon for Won. in Il.
first plan OF these regeneratJrs OF ,b hug
| country ''1
Arms were procured; a large ouanti,.
oil plkeheads ordered; and a macL;'.
projected FOR clearing the street, Of cav
! ~. The prisons we're 10 he drained i,
their inmates; and the murdcrers &, H.
! eions, and the criminals of all desc,in,;
| onS, TO be LET loose upon the netronol;,
! with arms. These were 10 be the heL
mates and associates of the conspirators.
! III engines indeed 10 carry or the wo,k IS
! treason, massacre and plunderi
| ne enelai rising was. as we have Al.
ready stated, fixed for the I'd of Decem.
Der ana The Commons Committee apnly.
| ing themselves distinctly TO this nom,
| gave II as their firm pcrsUasioH, that tie
| trausaciions of that DAY were Geliberateiv
| premediiaied and, consequently wera
mot merely the sudden ebullition of the
moment, or the unauthorized attemnt of
any unconnectcd individual"
The report OF the Committee MAY hs
divided INTO two paris: the FIRST relating
10 fte Metropolis: the second. TO the %
Tier parts az the coyntry. The nictur4
they draw of the latter is distressiug y
NE system Of Clubs bad extended Itself
most widelY; and, " in far the oraa,nr
number OF them, and particulars in thcxe
which are established in the Great mann
| iacfWlug districts of Lancashire. eice,.
tershire, Noting hamslire. aud Derhv-
S,iire, nothing short Of a revolution is II p
ohlect expected and avow ed" The Com
mlttte shew the intimate oonnrxion he
tween the Clubs III London and the Gibbs
III Inc country they state that lists of
suc.i oi Tie members as are able-hodied
are kept. and lists also Of prescription. q,
me victims for Vengeance. Already do
iheV contemplate tie certain success Of
Their design uroe the landed property. s,
assumed corresponding tone and manner
as poSSessors OF an equal Share Of land
WIN every member Of the community
Arms are still sought for, and the demand
| upon gunsniths for all SORTS of fire INNS
| is unparalleled.
Both REPORTS agree in stating, ihaitrca.
sonable designs still continue 10 be nrn-
secuted with sansuine hopes of success. 4"
Such Is the deliberate statement of the
Committee, which they declare "to be q
iaiT and not exaggerated statement"
ana now, we suppose, We shall no loi.-
| ger he told that there was and is no ploi,
and that there was and is 10 danger. The
Commons Committee do not decide what
measures are necessary 10 be adopted. hut
they conclude by STATING, that the dan.
| gers which exist arc oi such nature
that The utmost vigilance of the govern
| meDt, under the existing laws. has been
found inadequate to prevent them"
-, R'port Of the Committee Of ecrecg.
n"t IL appears 10 YOUR committee after 4
most attentive consideration of fine docu
menis submitted to them from varions mrs o,
me country that attempts had recently been
made to take advantage Of the diSfresses of fht
iaDorng and manufacturing classes of the ua.
TOR Win view not only TO effecta parliameu
taIy reform on the principle of annual parlia-
Oleufs ard universal Suffrage buf 10 ca'Ise the
total overthrow ofall our institutions. AND az o
very description OF landed and funded proper
ty.
That this system of general spoliotion chief,
proceeded from the doctrines maintained by
"u.noer or socieiIes distinguished by tire H.
tie OF SpeDceaH whose tenets were Driuct
paliy drawn from the works of a visionsry
winter, published about twenty wears AGO Tiai
at meetings ofsonc Of these societies Il was
urged, inai parliamentary reforminust be held
Uut as tne ostonslDle object Of their efforts ard
WIN q view to mfsleadtheir enemies buf that
II was III fact only half measure and tI,st tl,e
people ought 10 look 10 the posscssion 81 the