Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1821-05-11

electIng free constitution. Lei
coast the European continent, FROM
downward Sweden has
representative government Norway The
same in England, according TO a fo~N
reign secretary, freedom IL only a
habits" Flanders has constitution liz
soieQin compact IN France, monatciy
gains sirrng'h IN form. aud DEMOCRACY
~ subs ance, every day Spain is almost
unanimous ~ The loyr, ami now safe. Ne
trust, IN the possession, of her liberty;
Portugal, Piedmont. Naples. three fourlrs
OF Europe are actually free-three iourtlS
OF. Europe are la That great and ptond
condition which The remaining iouril,
has attempted 10 prescribe az rebels To
issunreme and self constituted authors
~. Row we lay aside ,he uvrrbeariny
anu abominabic arrogance OF Ina, pro-
sc''p''on bni was ever any thing in the
history at human madness so insane
Before these Two q rman poienia,es and
one Russian veniur. q not merely To ex-
iinguisii every spark of freedom among
Their own subjects, bnt TO. threaten Ali
The other s,ales Of Europe, containing
nor less than 80 or 90 millions of men
with HE deprivation OF whatever hber
ties they had severaly acquired. and
WIN signal punishment for any efforts
10 OBTAIN whai was wanting, or to secure
"ha' was already gained, they ought. in
common prudence, to have measured
'heir means OF succeeding they ouyhl
10 have considered wh, Their il was AN
easy matter 10 persuade tie. bulk eft civil
we" Europe tha, at The pIeropaiive Of
kings IL every thing, aud the RIO h, of ik.
people nothing" 10 reader of our
parliamentary discussions on tic army
estimates, u IL uoi little curious 10 OH
serve with what GOODNESS the advocates
Tor an enorm"ns army pass over ,ha,
page ot recent history Inch records The
effects at that very instrument. a la,u.
army, on The systems tor whose sumner,
u was cTeat"d-Is the casr |. ni France
2, Spain Portugal 4, Naples; S. Pnd.
mont ana The north OF l;aly. WITH men
VINO can vote as some men have
lately voted. having these iavt4 under
Their eye 10 which We have now refer.
re !, !! is' Impossible 10 reason. They
are nj subjects only tor thai military
g vernmeut, II The comparative ativania
grs AMI dangers of winch they have lor-
med 80 Ju-, an estimate"
FLORENCE. March THE fnli.winc rocu
ments have been issued from The Hsa,, Ou,r.
Lets of the Austrian Army:
L hSINLA MA lN)N Of FERDINAND l.
TO THE PEOPLE OF lie TWO SICI
LIES.
FERDINAND J. by tha grace of God. Sc
NJ wishes ~ cur heart, expressed IN
our irttrr 0t the 18th Jaanary - our ppIn,ed
son ibe Duke at aiabria aud the uuir,,,,,
drcl"rsiion made al the same time hy Inc
Mou"rrhs oHT dimes can have lett 40 oioub
iu'he minds o. ourpeople To- the conseau4n
ctS ia witch ihedrpiOru6te erents t,hc moalh of
Ju'S last. ana then progressive effects, now
expose Our Kingdom
in ou' paiernai Heart We nonriShrd III. Il. m
nope that our pressIHg cxhortarjsus wnnid
have matte The cpnu>eis Of i,lmasnce ..ma u,a.
derati"n rrevail, ami riia' blind f.naticiSm.
would not have drawn mon Onr kIn.t,ur,
nose evils which Il has been our constant Gu
deavour 10 avoid"
But The men who momcnfdri'y exercise
fersIty OF /" smai! number. remain de-, In
cur voice. Wishing TO tascinate the sni,it
81 our people, they have endeavoured TO
spread Suppo'itlo", az eTraBeOus as iunri-
o"S' TO Inc great Nouarchs, namrIy, that We
are here III state of constrarni Let the
'aci aus" sr Ibis idle aud cuipable imputa-
ton 'r
After some paragraphs equally veritabk.
hls captive Majesty concludes ,hns
edecIai g, theI eiJTe that tie Amy which
Is advancing towards uur kIacdom ou.bt IN
be regarded by oar faithful subjects not AZ
an enemy, but osy as designed 10 nrO;ect
ihsn' ~ contributing TO consolidate Tie or.
neF necessary for the maintenance of the
peace, internal aud external OF The kiny,Io,n
we command our armies. by land and sea
10 consider aud receive This army uf our an,
gust Allies as a force which acts ONLY in the
true interests of our Kingdom and which
tar from being sent 10 carry The srou,@r ~,
useless war, Is, on thr contrary destined Ia
use az itr enGfis for IISuTiug tranquility to
those true irieLds OF oTder'amd OF their conn
Try, VINO are the faithful subjects of the,y
King.
tsiigncd) FERDINAND."
LayJAch Feb. %, 1921.
OF GEN. FRIMONT.
NEAPoIITANs AR Tie moment wheu
tDe army placed nndcr my UtdeTS ~ about 40
pass the frontiers OF the kiagdom, tbiuk il
my duty 10 declare To you, frankly aud OMEN
~ what is The object OF MY operations
0epinraele Revolution has. siafs The
NORTH ot J"iy idS', "is'nibe0 your ir,trnai
tranquility, and broken those amicanl.
,'es. which coaid only snb.isi between ne,s l-
boring STATES Hrder the Fundamental COLI.
ton OF n reciprocal conii,iente"
Sttef some paragraphs intended 10 Justify the
fI.ht OF interference, but which coust.t Of
nothing bni the vague,I assumption. the 10.
neral proceeds:
10 crossing the limits Of the Kiuyden, no
hosHe intention gnides oar steps Ihearmv ma
az ms order will regard - ittai a. friends
aH Neap rntan' WHO arr taithfnt to the X ~
anh irIends of triuq 4liiiy thy will evs,y
"hete obserVe the most Rigorous discipline
aud will oply see enemies i'm those who o,Dose
ihem as eutnies,' sc &c
lSisDPO JEAN Baron de FRIMONT
GeUeraI-In-cblet"
ITALY
LIVERPOOL. March % Tile copgrat,t..
fdt'ons IF tie friends Of freedom are no,o Me
'nfr"d"chon IF every conversation. aud nan
f"erefore ciaim the fyst piace in our poi,G
cal comments We do, mIeed most sincere,
~ coHgrdt" ale orr reafIerS OH tie opening
ere"ts ofitfot ~or in Ltoly, whichwas began IN
the Spr'H IF proud ami oppressive dpspotjSn.
i6"t lchich atyeady WeayS b,Ight7HDg aspect
"tapor Of The 'nsaited and oppressed me
'eUoIhtton an Piedmont may DC considered