Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1821-05-08

g'ses ap 1hc powers 20 whora they had
tree Ss aGe 1ss,y Of rsss ban s 's
up Par.ato savage bar bstian. (Cbeeis rhat
conjuci ~ VAS that had had aliensted Italy.
AND obhgr 81 The Nfapolitans to take a far worse
mods, for ,her political improvements.
(CheersD That conduct il was that had
aienateI thp nations al Europe from ~, aud
compelled them to regard our constitution no
loneer as a pattern tar pnlitical ameiiora'inn,
aud as model of liberty Tor mankind. Ucnd
cheers.) The conduct Of the posIe lord aui
his colleagues bad stripped Eoy,audot brich
er glory than the most splendid victories
could give of gre,ter strength ;hau the
LARGEST armies rculd b Iast-(repentpd cheet>; }
and ia return they had ob,aired ho,hin. but
an arrangement and condemnation from those
TO wbam they had sacrificed the glory and
sireag,h ct their country. Cloud add cou,i>
uusd cheers)
The prescnt emergency had been compared
to the crisis OF 1892. None WIN had head
the dsbates-ihe splendid debates which dis
tingnishsd the commencement OF that, in his
opinion, fatal war, couid iai, TO remaik the
widely dlteren, pretencss tor thai war and
the war against Naples There had npen
in 1892, ono overt aci stated against France
1T w-s he decree OF the l9Ih November
1892. encoui agisg states to change their 20
veInment. decres ut fraternity with al, sub.
jets who rebel,ed against their soyerei.ns.
The conceptions OF chimerical aiDbiii1ii--Oi
pcwettup mad -(chs.r>) ot desnU Il Sm become
drunk, (ioud cbeers) which originated with
the Allies a T'upphu. had never been ,iresmt
ut then. Tbs ssouads on which tue war
had been defended, were thr avert acts the
asgressions glowing cut Of the revoui ion in
France The annex ti0ns Of the Savoy, the
conquest ~i the Netherlands, the uavisa.io
OF tbs Scheidt coupled y til the decree OF the
l9.h November 1872, w-ie the successiv e
poini, CT Jusiiiicatpt of the war. In ire pre-
sent case no resemblance could be traced t.
the war against F.auce.
htnon lie .salua, quo, ,e meutivis, Achilles
Tails in b"s,e fuii.
There had been in 1872 at least sprcions
grounds OF quarrel; there WAS here only Ope',
violation ct every principle. (Chsers) He
w"ud be- bold TO affirm that the deciata,ion
OF Laybach pToceeJeh from the same m;.l liz,
Iant, DARK. aud dangerous pr.uCpics as the
decite of The lyth 81 Nove rb,r (Cl eat cheer.
Ing fuai had dtcierEd that fra"rc would
ntermeIdlt in ti;s aifaits of aay nation, whete
the subjects opposed tseT government this
declared that III" allied powers would utter,
needle ia the atfa!rs of any nation In rreveut
amendment and reform. The evil aud nr.i..
uty ia bo;lI Gases were pr ciseiy the same
(CheeTs.) True II WAS ihai lie ropnlar a>sem
sly had nPr,atcd their spIiit aud object MOI
OpeclN. Bin the assembly OF LaSbIch had MOI
less plaiuly dictated theif wishes aud inTtns
uous-and Ia Us AZ woii rs 10 other nations
10 prevent our alae' ding or reforming oui
govornmt nj. H. dii ,ay. without Wishing 10
eNcite war, that the Allied Powers had :ivcn
lD,t cause for wat by iheir observation-disclosures.
did IN eAeCt mahe VA against II. The dit
frreuCP III that house respecting the decree
q tue 1874 o. November was not as to it.
charaste and etfec. hat a, TO the prorri.ty OF
l.. uui ing ala eS;,i udi i,n previously 80 goiug
10 war Ms Fox had at.ncU !ha' ~ tire de.
Gee could az explained rriutrd, or reppa,-
g. wa worid become unnecr,sar, but u II
N"Ts nc o eNpi,Jnsd. iofIted. o, repealed
va. would H. lust aud ,ieresssry Ii vas M;
ihetctorc, te aus he dehies the aggressive
CHARACTER OF The decree, thai Mr.. Fox had
oppGsed h. wd', bu, b'cau'e no opportunity
tar ex iaudiIOn had heen given. ard brcanse
WAT should be rushed IutG ill every fan
meas of preserving peace should have been
exhausted. JUs'uW btIlam QuIbus nerca-ari.
nm III ria arDa qubn' ,:isI Ia arms nuila re-.
huquitur spes. ii hiu been said by an au-
cieui hIsto'id ian, that # ene hooked al the
pfeamE!es 10 tie prescriptions during Tia,
dictalor,bips aud iiinnv,Tate in Rome he
would almost imagine that uCtklaE could be
more Just than those ptuSi ri pticns. The pee
Lnbes c,t tainr'I IL iaCt, III lie s;,ecious rea
sons, mole m"ral atgnmenS almost az moral
"a the arsumt ris OF the Holy Alliancp-for
the muI der Of Iuu.'e and patriotic rieu-
CHEERS } he who read hem might Imagine
that MaI,us had been {. ar1cr of etHics
and Sc.ia model Of no a'i'N> Cloud cheers J
80 might Deu now suppose, f,Gm fi.ir deg
iaratiOns aud professions, that riose who had
perpcirates he partition .: Poland had bten
enineHt patrons OF rational morality In
l772, ~hen the frs, partition had been mad
AuG reasons d>~l.hcN TOT Tue necessary were
that anarchy and disorder had pre- vailed in
Poland, anj were pIoragatsd into the urigh-
honrinz s:aics 10 put az end 10 thi, evil,
The Gully means discovered were tbit the
Deighbouring states shou!d take each sl,ce
OF the territory. \ lingh.) ! lie generous
lovers OF order and peace yielded 10 Hi. Ne.
crsSty aud shaied Poland among tnsm Ia
l70I REGULAR constitution had beeu es
fabilsbed There Wa III ereiiIary mona, =. .
there were two houses Of parliament the
IL Ot inn III, hsa,
boiistrd. WHAT cou' 80 did Tue impress Cath
arnr. that guardian Of the r, hts Ut nsnhnd
take then She pHblished manifest. de-
ciarng thai she would stand Up against limo
SatiOu and in deienc" OF The ancient liberties
OF Poland (Cheers and aughier) The KIM
~ Prussia had recognized the hereditary
monarchy, the iwO hOu5es LEGISLATURE AID
tue other Improve o. he Polish govern
nent he had entered ia am alliance, off ~.
Siyc aud defensive. with Paliud Vet next
yeas he ma scSed a body OF sOIdtet sinto G. eat
Prussia, declaring tia, lie .,ould put AN end
To Tie ANARCHY and iacObipi4m which prevail
ed there Ia 1875 IL was founn that the piiu-
cip!es OF political philapthT rphy could not b..
supported without The annih'lItiOa ct the re-
republics. che ucighbonIinc sovetei!ns were
Obliged 10 divide Poland INTO three parts and
10 leave non- t. the abuse of the Poles
daughter and chePrs.) The diet of Poland
aSseHIbled at GiOduo aud protected by 100 900
Russian soldiers. subscribed their names TO
the surrender Of their existence as anatiru-
deed which 10 force could have CEN eilel
them 10 do II fney had thousand lives. The
! execration OF mankind was due TO thsm hui
To the authors OF the force applied TO them
aud tthe partition of their country, terms we're
due which lie could not venture to use in tina,
| house (cbeers)
The ho.ti'iiies with which Naples was thea
tened werr, u was confessed, undertaken
| upon peculiar aud extraordinary grounds: II
| waS 4 war that cou'a mol he justified up
| on auy OF the usual principles by which he
| Affairs of nations were directed. TGefs It'd d
| been no direct otfrucs- iniraction OF The
1 rights OF any other state on the part of The
| Nsap0liiau government. Non bic agitur d,
reciigGibUt, desociornm fgjUrds Sed de isbertatt