Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1819-09-28


thiS amount io I,4lI,O52. The GRAND
DUKE, II appears, took in high dudgeo,
ihis ccou0 mical disposition of the Cham
Der, ana as punishment, Tor so heinous
! an offence, lac sent Il message TO Them or
tiis 21ih all. ss also To The otherC Chamber.
To iihiSh iheis business by the 28,h, rs un
thai day. whether they had hni>hed OF
| not, he should prorogue them.
An article from Palermo mentions HAT
The government have ordered new con
scription 10 replace the soldiers whose
terms ofscryice lad expired, and married
men being by tie Siciiian laws exempt
from military service, the consequence
vas that more marriages were contracted
~ tie course of three months than had
beeu celebrated in Sicily during the four
| preceding years.
BERLIN, July 30.-The State Gazette
oil to- day contains among lis official news
tie following important article -
The public will be eager 10 hear the
resnii of the measures of police that have
been adopted the following statements,
! extracts from the documents OF the inqui
| ~, are therefore officially communicated.
The inquiry $50 important 10 theiranquil-
| lity OF all countries and upright clizens)
INTO the d'maSogual lnirigues that lave
hitherto takrn place IN Germany, has
already led 10 very interesting results. Ii
has confirmed The existence OF society
(already discovered BY the Government
extending through several countries OF
| Germany, composed of i'll designing mer
and misied youths, whose object is to
overthrow the present Constitution of
Germany and Of the several German
States, and 10 transform Germany iulO q
Republic, founded upon unity, liberty, ana
what they call nationality.
! To promote this plan, and 10 spread
u among the people, There are in several
places particular societies, in fac / formally
constituted, partly in union OF principles
anu sentiments, The apostles OF which
taking themselves Tor preachers ofiustice
and liberty, travel about Germany un-
der various pretexts, and by writing and
discourse sow the seehs q. discomfort ID.
mOug the people. They aim especially
AT misleading The youth III iee Universities,
and unhappuy an inconsiderable mum Der
OF them has been blinded by The appear
ance so sehucipg 10 Inexperienced ardent
minds. These demagogual inirguers,
according TO the documents, go still fur
Their IN their dangerous means than the
seduction of the people, aud especially OF
the oath. They, mean. when they have
acquired sufficient strength by means
OF tins seduction. to execute their plans
by open violence, by the murder OF
Prnces and their Bnrghers.' The docu.
menis contain numerous proofs of those
lIuient0ns. Hence they have discussed
the question, Whether il is YET too early
to murder the Princes z iience, revolu
tons are among their measures : hence
they assert without reserve, The improve
men' d our public CONDITION is 10 he OBJ
tanned only by steel and iron, not in The
| hands OF the hreliug, but in ours : hence
the wicked assertion, political cous'tu-
| lions cannot be established In The Try
way but III the wet, but moi shat o., ink >
ana blood IL the cement a every tiling
excellent hence the assertion, this great
anu noble idea must be called into life
win blood !; hence the expression, the
! great victorious tragedy must be ragical-
~ performed !; hence we nnst thiuk with
Egmon', distinguished beads are good
Ia cut off : hence the hope, swords will
al length he found :'ilence lie dcmagogue
consolation, blood ana corpses are of no
| cons equence.' The Truly jac0binicaI
doctrines and expressions have unhappily
partly flowed from pens which are des-
tlntd io spread The principles Of religion
and morality, and 10 maintain public
Tranquility, and partly pronounced under
Tie mask OF those sacred things. II would
be very easy 10 adduce more proofs ofthls
did not those taken from do, umpnls afford
the standard OF what Germany had TO cx
pect from men so corrupilng aud so cor
! rupied, had not the Prussian governments
suddenly arrested their reasonable career
The government, therefore, by ihe ener
geilc and extensive meaaureS which ii iIas
adopted, and bv those which must still
follow, has fulfilled one lis most sacreC
duties towards all honest citizens, and
towards the whole German nation, which
has a Just right TO expect that The career
OF revolution be now closed, and least Oi
all be renewed IN Germany, and will not
sacrifice the happiness, the peace, aud the
satisfaction OF whole genera lions, to fatal
theories aud fanatic decisions. Guided
by this duty, the Prussian government
has instituted The most suitable measures
with Tie necessary energy all possible
tenderness and milduess have been com.
biIeA, and all the reports OF their greater
extent, which have been spread, proceed
from those, who conscious that they can.
not dispute tic Justice and necessity o
The measures themselves, wish al least iC
give vent III This way TO their sorrow a
the cad of these inirigues. Only a yer,
few persons are arrested and ifihe paper
ct several are sequeslraled, it is wei
known 10 every body that This measure i
not always adopted, from suspicion o
those IN whose dwelling is executed, bu
quite as often 10 obtain proofs against ill.,
real criminal. The persons arrested ar
for the most part foreigners, who paril,
came among us 10 spread the demagogua
poison. Ii is not necessary 10 give tn
assurance, that they have had SO It'll
success among the sensible, brave an
faithful PrussiaD people, that these insc
lent apostles OF pretended freedom ir,