Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1820-09-26


the subject OF the affairs OF Spain.
Cher0Ler de lea BermuIe- has present
ed to kc Imperial Cabinet tie annexed note
reiafire 10 the crrnts which hare inst tdkcn
pfacc an the Peninsula, and If which IRE were
already informed by the dispatches that were
form0'ded to us by our agents at foreign
Courts
NJ. de Ira an this document, confines INN
SeVto Informing MS, that he Constellation
promulgated by the Corios IN the gedr 1919
has been acceptcdb y tie Eing, ond expresses
desire 10 kmow how he Emperor las tie,r
cdfhis Change of tie Government II the
distance mhick separates as fion, ,Spain, and
ffom he States uhich are best eroLicd To
"c'gh matTcly the nGiare of tie disasters
w'th which she is mtnoccd, De considered 10
"iH be readily nchaoniedgcd, th0t Tie Posi-
ton ofthe Imperial Ministry. ,riih regard 10
the Reprrsentaiirc file Spanish nation, ,ras
difficult and delicate
The Reroinfion Of tie Peninsula Gres tie
attention IF the two hemi,phercs the interests
'rh'ch IL IS oCom 10 decide are the Interests Of
fhe Unirc1sc; and if ever tie Empeysr uished
thct the opinion of his allies might conduct
to 'Cgm!dfe ms oWn, at certainty vas nj fke
moment whcn Tie note offhe Caeraiier de Zcr
| imposed upon has Imperial majesty The ot-
| legation # pronomnc'ng upon an ercnt uhicd
'nroircS, perhaps, the future deStinies Of al
ciritizcd nations THIS obligation. kouyrer.
e17Stcd for, IN these dcyS crery subject AZ
dcubt becomes an instrument IF maicroicpce
| Ienccessity ofrepiying 10 NJ de leu traS
| hercfore, erideW int, an Mis important
co"npJcfare, a appeared natural, Mot preoi
onSfy 10 pionoUnc'ng an opinion, tie Empe-
1or Sh0utd consider tie object mhich tie al
lied PoworS proposcd TO themselves in Meu
relations 'r'k Span thai he skouU copSuh
the riewS trhich Mcy lad oppressed to Hnt
same pomf'', and thGthe Should tate as a gnide
tor ms arm the principles of Erropean pitt
| Cy. TINS as wh0t his Imperial Majesty ras
oonnd to do; tbs rs g'hGt he has done
Ni"cc tie gear 1912. more tia" oHe Diplo-
| matte Document atteSfS the generous soiici.
tide. thich tie SererGi (ourts of Europe
hage constantly man!fcaed IN behalf IF Spain
Ihey dPpfomacd the nobie perseverance, ruth
vh,ch her intrepid peopte resisted foreign
| dom, when fhcy rallied ronmd a constitution
at throne, the dearest interests of their com.
| try tile interests IF her imdepc1,demce
F1"diiy, from the period when Providence
restored Ferdinand vi. to his pcopie, they
nerer faiied to acknowledge that Soiid insti-
tnt'0nS could Gi0ne secure on its basis the an
ciem Spanish mOnarchu.
The AHed SorereienS did more. In tie
course cf long conferences rei0tipe to tie dif
Je1ences uiM Rio de Ia Plata, and to tie pa
cifc0tion Of the Colonies, they let 1t DC snM
gently understood, tut these institutions
'confd cease to be Il means of peace ard lap
p'ness, u. instead Of being granted by hind.
ness, as a voluntary concession tLcy ShOvM be
adapted by ,reakneSS as a last resource of sal
| ration
Let MS Investigate on the other land, the
| great Transactions which established the Eu
ropeou Alliance.
WHAT'S the object file engagements that
were renewed on the (3d) 18th Of November,
| 1878?
Tie Allied Monarchs had jus, then oJGs
Grated The last traces ofthe Reuoiution in
France !; but that revolution seemed ready TO
produce ncw caiGmitics.
Ihe obligation ofthe NonarChS, wGS there
| fore, and their design was, to prerem that,
bursting from the same horizon, Tie same
storm shoWda third time deSolate Europe.
| NcrGthctcSS, rs if the alarms Which werc
then e9cifedJy the state Of France, and tohich
At shH crcitcS, scCre not SH6cient-0S If cor
e1Hmem and buttons entertained but slight
dou6fS wiM respect to as future condition, IT
'r0S necessary that the genius If eui should
select mtw theatre and that Spain, an her
return shonid be offered mp as .fcGrfiSac
| ITfce. RcUoiufiOM has therefore changed its
ground, Int the duties Of MqsGrchs cannot
| hare changed their nature, and The power Of
| the in@precfion is neither less forn,idabie moi,
| less dangerous, than ii Wouid hare 6een in
| France
In unison, therefore, wiM his allies, his
| Wgestv cannot Jm desire to see granted 10
| the Peninsula. as In itStranS marine PrOrin
ccS, government wIich he considers as tie
oniy one h0t ran get Justify some hope in Ills
age Of caiamiiics but an uirtue ofhis en-
gogemenfs IF tie (3d) 10TH If Noucmber,
| 1918, his WajeSty as bound 10 mark, ,cih tie
mast Jorcibte reprobotion, Tie revolutionary
measures set IN action 10 gire institutions To
| Spain. Such is the fWO.fod idea which is
found dereloped ia The dHne1ed GnSwer Which
| the Cabinet Of Russia las made 10 Me Cheua-
iier de Zca, Jy order IF his Imperial Majes-
| to- THE Emperor does not doubt that his
august Allies wiH approve IFS contents. and
perhaps they hare already addressed similar
sentiments 10 the Court Of W0d,id Tile
same wiSheS mny in fcCt hare inspired tic
same language, and, convinced Ike his Ma
| .5csfy. Mot crime must ARRAYS yieid perDicis
ouS frUif :; Mcy have, doubtless, dcpiored as
| he has, the outrage which has recently far-
msted tie annals Of Spain. We repeat IL.
this outrage is dcpiorq6Ie. II as dcpiorablc
for The Peninsula ; il is depiorobie Tor En-
rope; md he Spanish nation son owes the
example IF cn crpiotory deed TO the people IF
| Metwo hemjsphercs. TiHthS be done, Me un
hdppg oCjed o(their diSq,GetUle, can oniyn,ake
them fear the coHfogioH Of her caiapiiies.-
| NercrtheIeSS, amidst all these elements If
disaster, md wden so many motires combine
10 G6tjct the real fricndsof tic welfare Of ma
tions, mqy n better future siiH be iookcd far
IShere any rise md rtdccming measure,
mLose e9tct may be 10 reconcile Spoia witb
herSeD, as UeH as tgiM ;hc Otier poaers nj