Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1821-04-17


pen lence by exercising an influence ON
The COntinent oi Europe. There w.r.
Dat ,"o IA ans by whic!i That influence
cSulh be acquired (GJd forbid tina; he
shou'i disaard%r The army uf England
ahi 'he N0Di, Dake opp,siIrA hal vel
lie mosi scpeai There Mere bur two means
money ani character he knew no
other. 49,. Character aad Influence had
ai""hs SINCE the fcign OF iienry VII.
a'' EHz 'Deth been The ground work ot
all the influence which he mad am III
Continent ut Europe. IL was by seiziny
tle spirii ~ the ihncs, aud h0idiu,r mn
selves up as tie landmark That we main.
ta.neh Our iuaIenee. Quee0 Elizabeth.
win lha' quickneSs ct perr.p tion wt,I,.h
Notwithstanding all her defects, ,ua,ie her
tar greatest ~o'adn that ever Iutrrcpre,t
MIN poh,icai affairs, made hr-selfeminen,
o. placing herself ~ the head of the Pro
tes'dni interest III Entnpe. She had n,r
nap, ~ p"thaiiy Tor me religious uniui-
on o' III" Protts onis, but she perccl, I'd
NE spiiit "i the times, and acted accord
ihSh. ihc contrary p hey Vas pursued
~ me H'ewar' fanny. and Eaglamj, IN.
s'rai u! oein% reshecicd, bcc.m, ti.
laughing stock At En,0pC. Tber,l,yi ~
s,ari hat been succrt,Ird bv M, -
mhich 'houid be ga le.'. moi cfys ked.
was not 'he superior bravery %, The
tfPnch afhnes, bu. ihe p1puiarity of
t"cir cause, mat ted Ia Their 81 pr.,t
success: bu' wnen t!ic Usu.per 10 iniio,
IA" Noble Etn's phraseology) chose n
ln'ciiefe @i'h .he niepeu eucp of Spain
AMI became unpcpulir IN consequence
Oi tia' airocions proceeding, the ,ide i'm
"euia'eiy ran the other way. When i!,a,
s'ea' mdu Vnr now he was ~ misfortune
~. You'll chii tin $ as he truly thought
la At
mae In England but tit Indignation. and
the noble lord hImsslf i,nil,pd thai ,hn,r
opi"lnn took turn, aud hc attributes n
]" opinion Mat the power of Napoleon
was overturned. Win that adini.slun
W"u'i ne say that III" popular opinion al
Edf"p", Winch had such an fleet ~ linre
Oh war has u" effect during peace Dis
lie mean Id say 1t was nOiGinr uh n MAR
occurred Cor occur il would) tina, we
NJ INTO - With lie common feeling and
opinios oi Europe III our favor! VIZ had
ny fehohs'dhce an opportunity Of pia~
Gag ourselves at the head OF popular ON.
niuu.
The CarbJnari, whose latter history
Tue Noble Earl had naly looked al, wcrS
the chiidren OF those srcrpi so sIeilrs e.
tdDilshed al Germany Tor the parD1se OF
shaking oil the yoke Ui Fraucr. and ,s-
tdoHSting system ct liberty instead.
ana - That, they were enc, urnyctl bv
every sovernmcn, IN Earupr. Win the
exception oi Aus i'd. tie must do her
The Iuaiicr 10 'aN, iHAt SHE never uronis-
e. ody t'dug liberal, aui ceiiainly she
had hrver r*fi"rm any thing of the
h"'' We had 10" taken goDd care 10
she" ID fhe people 81 Ear pc. hal whici,
W. hdj already shew II to The people Of
Spain (whHse liberty VAS iosiered by
ouTSeiN~s) we ha.i taken care 10 shrw thai
"r ulu nJt take too much inttres! i'm their
cara hilS- fe would not Aay II WAS The
cd"r on' certainly II was generaili sup
p"sed on the Continent that thIs country
was one OF ttie great causes which pre-
vented all the aiiempts made by oiher
ha'lohs az political Improvement. Could
any mah ":'o knew "ny thing Of the pro-
cerhuSS OF AuSirld, or who for nome III
[thec'e" on tiie Whole proceeding, doubt
Tor an instant that such was lie view ia.
Ken OF our conduct III this Gaze?
Inere could not for moment exia!
any other opinion than hal the hostility
oil Austria iowa rds Naples bad been tx.
cl'td by The apprehension al The spread
anS OF those principles by which The re-
Voiuiion had been brOugut about la that
country, Into The nrighboring States,
WHICH II held al present in .ubte, ten.
Ani he, Tor his Owu part, had 40 besi-
iailoh la avO~ing blS ieciiug on The SUBJ
jcci, tnht unless they uouii give HE peo,
pie Ut Italy ice representative c9nsiifu.
tI"uS, or considerably ameE.trd The tian-
h'f ia winch they administered it. he
would nOt give five years pursbase for
.ber auil'".iiy over it, Blt what p ia
cIpie "a' thai IL admit, liat IN pr, !tion
10 ihe misrnle and oppression oi an, gov
efnheni At homc, II ads eUt,ied 10 ini =
tere IA pn1lng down al attempts aim
PfoVrmtni iu ire internal admIai-l!ai!on
Ci the affairs ot other udtIon4 Wat
ever GngHi he tie difference of uoiniotI
Whatever the declarations, Nha! yer the
Voifs OF lh'iT Lords up, ht - az coHtiErni
w "dS nO' Wan ~ iiIr LOBBY OI that
H)nsr, vino. having lbs hand on his
heAri, w0uid 40 express his abnotrencp
OF ,iis iDiei ference. Lee ihe danger hgi,t
where II t:ighl, every man aE0 wished
To exert Tie ,Etu nee OF use the power
"bich he possessed, 20 check tie spifii
OF iImt7, or 10 thwar the progress Of
pcopi' lo"nTfs lht Improvement Of treir
cpnoliio", he heartily prayed he 0,ight-
he sincerely trusted he Aaul,i himself be
overwhelmed IN The cGailIci.
Thc EIltGr OF the National Gszrite has
lufni:bed ia with the brI, outline #
d. base III The French Chamber of D,pue
ties IL - Justly remarked by thar g. n.
heman. that This debate is Supplemented
The times. The following is an extract
Air. PdrdessuS. That assembly. in
decreeiGg Tie sovereignty of The people.
committed the Two great crimes 81 the
deposition and death OF The KING. (Mur-
murs-d laugh on HE lett
Nh. Manuel. "The Speech o. the keeper
OF Tie , al> steWsS gu whal spiiit autmaifs