Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1821-07-10

against the KinS-but these accounts reach us
through indirect ard suspicious channels.
No decisive Intelligence from the Insurrec-
hon IN Turkey-In Moidayia and Wallachia
1t appears TO flag. The troops OF the Porte
were on the advance X while those Of the In
sursents were weakened by intestine divisions /;
but the Morea, and the Greek Isles appear
to Terminated by strong spirit of opposition.
Constantinope had been the scene OF horri-
bic hatchery OF the Greel Patriarch and four
Bishops.
Tie Holy Allies had issued Circular Dis
patch preparatory 10 the dissolution o:the Con-
sress OF Laybach. They Congratulate theN
selves upon the order they had restored in
Naples, the triumph of legitimacy, with that
sort OF cant, which is intended 10 deceive the
lpeopie about their READ intentions They
pledge themselves to similar exertions in all
Esmiiar enterprises. This Circular Dispatch
Is preceded by declaration (which we shall
publish IN our next developing still more
fully the principles by which the Allies pro-
less to have been governed-They denounce.
the effects OF this paSt conspiracy framed as
they sayJ fora long time against all the estab-
iished powers, and against all the rights coase-
Grated by that social order under which Eu-
rope has enjoyed so many ages of happiness
and glory the glory Of monarchy so far SUI
peslor to the glory and happiness of the Anne
rican RepuCtic !l-They represent these con
sprators as tearing down al institutions,
whether o'd or new "r'lrc 'monarchies, linn
tied monarchies, constitutions, fcderatiye. and
republic" TALL this isa miserable libel y every
thing is comprised, every thing is Included
in thei: DEGREES of prescription, which treat as
an ollgarchy every thing above the level ola
chImerical equality. They declare that the
Allies are not opposed to relorms--to useful
or necessary changes which emanate alone
nom the Stree viii of these whom God has
rendered responsible for power THAT is kings
and impostors, as il the lion lets 20 his hold.1-
and they prescribe, as contrary TO their legfti-
mate principles, " all pretended reform effect
cd by revolt and open force"-[as if the peo-
pie are not compelled TO wrcst their rights by
force from their Oppressors. According to
these nice doctrines, the Revolution of 1898 i'm
England, and the Revolution in America. are
Legitimate, "lesaliy NULL and ought to have
been put down by the " Holy Brotherhood
ofthe Legitimates.-The following paragraph
oil the Declaration points To- some OF the ute
rlor designs of the Holy Allies:
=" The Congress now closing will be renewed
IN the course of nest year Inc term to be fixed
To the measures which, with the consent of all
the Courts OF ithy, and particularly those of Ma
pies and Turn, have been Judged necessary TO
confirm the fr'iuquilliiy of the Peninsula, will be
.hel t4Nen INTO consideration The Monarchs and
thcif Cabinets will bring 20 the examination Of this
Question the same spirit which has hitherto directed
them. Motives of ndisputabe weight and fully us
ied by the results had determined the SovercigIs TO
interfere IN the affairs of Italy They are far from
wishing 10 prolong that Interference hcyond the linn
ITS OF rigid necessity, heins seriously DESTROYS that
inc circumstances which haYe imposed upon them this
painful duty may never occur again.
Another state paper is also in circulation
signed Nesselrodc, addressed to the courts OF
Europe, I: assigning as proof ofthe purity of the
! knsslan Emperor, that he had ''determined
70 observe the rights of nations and the faith
OF treaties, IN his relations with the Turkish
government" He had ordered his subjects
under the 1nsurgcnt banner 10 return home in
eight days-bat they had disobeyed---many
others had Joined them. Some confusion an
pears To hang over the conduct of Russia. -
Letters from Petersburg speak of extraordina-
ry movements in her armies of the Imperial
Guards marching 10 the Turkish frontiers
sc. SIC.
The Porte IN Ia, commands the Representative Of tn,
Gfaha tizier oi 18th March, calls unOn all his
Dicbed>, &c 10 arusard declares that those Lo show
zi suL aes ole'nes' IN ths de" IF rsias and e
The last National IntelIigenccr republishe:
certain resolutions OF the Ii. of r. " of the De-
mocratc State of New Hampshire" upon The
late proceedings Of the Legislature of Ohio
r As proof vi their spirit, fhe r. OF r. resolve
a
To establish the National Bank that it apper.
tains to tie Judicial department of the u. S. tc
, determine cases arising from aconflict between
), the laws ofthe u. =. and the laws of a particu
lar state-Gand IN fact, according to the scop,
OF The resolution, that the u. S. court is ths
; final oracle for settling the meaning of the
constitution even where the rights of the state:
are brought in question: The II. of r. pas,
these resolutions by way of disapproving o.
the act OF Ohio, levying tax on the Bank o.
the Z. 5. They were passed by the H. of r
;, OF New Hampshire by majority of 172 to
but We're Indefinitely postponed in the Sen
ate, by vote of to D, The Intelligencer re.
publishes them, by way of showing the sense
the people OF n. III. " on this subject res
peeting which an Imaccolintable delusion ap
pears TO have blinded the state of Ohio THE
lntellgencer iorgets, thaton one of these reso.
lions at least, touching the supremacy of the
Federal Court over the rights of the states, the
same unaccOUntabic deluSion" blinded tn,
Democratic Party of '03-tbat il blinded the
Legislature of Virginia when she adopted
NIadls6n's Report--and Kentucky, too, wher
she passed her celebrated Resolutions. Blu
fashions and principles change with times.
The Washington City Gazette, which with al it
eccenriccs has resisted the invasion of the coI,s;i
tuition 10y judicial ceislation" has BETRAYED In II
last Number singular ipcouSisteacy as to the true
sp'rit OF The colsllIuon. On the 18th july Mir Eli
OFT (one oil The Editors Of the GazGo) gives the fol
lowing toast " NRioppi Education the best guar
antce Tor the improvements and continuance Il on
republican institutions In the Speech Of Mr. 3
winch accompanies this toast, he recommends % Con
grcs to pass law requiring each state instruct al
ITS male inhabitants IN tie elements ofkHorrlee ant
en- military t9ct,cs.. We pass the great obtoc
which Mr. Eilas in view by lis SYSTEM Qle tcaehin
Of the negro well MS the white Inan)-to f upou IN
hrom objection which may lee urged against the hol
schene-Itl hat right has Congress interfere in thi
way! 10 dictate 10 the states in the article Of Edn