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


a right and duty 10 respect, calls YOU
TO arms.
The sad effects Of violence disn,ease
eveh those whn are the executors Of IL
the steel Troubles In the hands OF slaves. |
the holy religion OF our tslhers kiniles |
our breasts, 1t fights against impi4,y.
600 and his providence are above Kings |
aud t,rir false Couns..ilors. Terror shai!
march b'forc you. A Your mare name
Europe, whica al sdolled your modera.
ton, VIII irrmble, bu, ios the necessity
o becoming like YOU. Victory shall r.n
Ia your s'epS. Every one Of you is
worin htty foreigners led By force To
hight ~ the land OF Marius and of puutns.
tor the vile and seliisi, pretensions of a
few
Tie National Parliament has disnosed
the means If providing for your snbs,s-
trnce during lie war will watch over
the eN"cuiion. Nothing remains but TO
wait me day witch calls you 20 tie hou-
or oi the combat tlia, will be day OF
victory, and will secure Ia It's tho per-
manence OF those benefits, the possession
al which now forms our hsppipcs4.
The Lieutenant General, Inspector
General.
(S'sneT GUGLIELME .PEPE.
rRoch1MA7IoN or The PRINCE REGENT
CHARLES ALBERT OF SAVOY. PRINCE
DE CARIGNAN. RECENT.
W. make known that his Majesty,
Ming victor Emanuel, in abdicaiiug the
Grown, has thought prpper TO confer
on Us all bis Authority wi,h the title of
Regent. We invoke the Divlns assistance.
and, IN announcing that torS,urrow we
snail manifest our intentions, conform 10
NE general wishes ; we call on you in
tnF mean lime, Ia put In immediate stop
10 an 'umui', and To give occasion TO Ito
hostility. We have undoubtedly no need
10 give orders, that his Msjrs ty, his
Royal Spouse, and his family, with their
whole suite, shall have liberty to travel.
ana 10 remain ia any part of the CONT.
hen'al domiuions where he may he plcas-
ed 10 repair, and thai he shall every
"her" meet with profound veneraiion
corresponding 10 the sentiments Of graft
'ude aud love eugraven on the hearts of
every subject, and which are so justly
due tn him for his virtues, and the re-
establishment and grandisemen, of this
Monarchy. w" coufii for the presarva
tion OF g"o order aud public ,ranquilli-
~ III the zral and activity Of all Maeis-
'rates, Civil aud Military Officers, and
AL Corporations of Towns aad Com
inuncs.
Given at Turin. The 18Th March. the
year OF the Lord 1921.
(SigneD CARLO ALBERTO"
,PROCLAMAIION OF THE KING.
Victor Emanuel. by the Grace OF God
King OF Sardinia, &c.
since HE day that il pleased God 10
call Us To The government oi cur CONT
mental posscsri-ns. all our care has been
that our subjects SHOULD experience IL
effects OF our paternal heart. We have
sought above all ihiUgs 10 nourisI j.,
ihrm spirit of union aud concert, and
10 Danish all sort OF resentment amt party
spirit Our subjects have acted in The
spirit OF these sentiments, aud To ,hem.
az veil as 10 us, belongs what Was the
admiration of all Europe, the having pre-
served, mp 10 this day. the m0si perfect
tranlnllliiy In our faithful provinces, in
The midst OF the trouble which agi,ated
othcT Siaics. SincP our return, we have
equally been pleased 10 distinguish our
military subjects with particular marks
OF Affection, and this part OF our subjects
gave ms also, and gives us every dav, un.
equivocai proofs of valonr and fidelity.
But al present while our provinces and
our army maintain themselves in their
duty, few bands 81 military, deaf 10
our hTsi benevolent invitation, persisIinp
III their disobediruce, have abandoned
tbeiT chiefs, and shut themselves ND in
the fortress of Alexandria. We see. with
an nrXprcssble grief, The danger 10 whirh
the obarnary ot few individuals ex-
poses not merely the tranquility, but The
very fate and Independence OF the conn.
try. A The moment we place our person
aud COR cause IN the bands of Divine
Providence al the moment, in which y
recommend our person and our cause O
The ftmnesS oi nur faithful subjects, our
conscience and Our paiernaI affection
ObIiGe uttb declare -
That ny precise. unanimous, and We
ry recent elaboration, the great Pow
ers, our Ailies, had resolved, that never.
III any case, shall amy act, tending TO
subvcri The political aud legitimate or
der which exists IN Europe, he aporov.
eh of, SUI less supported By any If them.
bal, on The contrary, the three pow
ers OF Austria, Russia aud Prussia will
avenge. with an armed force, every at
temp which shall be opposed TO the pre-
servalioH OF this order. In this state of
thinss, determined and firmly resolved
~ we are. not 10 permi,--nOt To recoe- |
nZe- and still more, not to Cooperate IN |
any tlrlng which can give occasion 10 a |
I0reignj Invasion constant ia The prin. |
csple OF employing every means 10 spare
The blood OF our beloved subjects, we |
here 10y our heart wholly open, and re- |
lieye al The The same time Our grief in |
making known 10 all, in The face Of Eu |
rope, that The whole fault will belong 10 |
ihe perIurbaIors at legitimate order, # |
ever any oiher army than our own shall |
show Itself IN HE interior OF our Stale
or u ever, which II gives us The greatest |
chagTin to think Of, the scOuTge Of civil |
disrord should tall on our people, whom
we have always cherished, aud wbom we |