Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1823-09-19

ment statesnieu aud future historians vii: call the
resolution Of the sovcreigns, put end the dis
of Europe have been guilty of The grOssosi in
consistency aud Contradictions ai the conventions
AMI resolutions snce 1915, II they had suffered the
contrary to su,Isisi tn some parts of Europe
" Ii the iire OF revolution to be queuched, IL can
not be snfrredo el'mner Unde, light ashes, winch
the slightest breath may caiiy away.
- There have been pei suns WHO have found some
thing great m he revolution in the peninsula, be-
cUSe It had not degeneIated ia,o the which
Us agu she'd that OF France But, wait for
The view worst before we fnd any thinr TO dissp-
prove Were not the civil wars IN Spain aud Poriu
gal sufficient tn make dees The revols,ions which
produced aud supported ihem?- y people cannot he
called h'Ppv, unless every irVvidua citizen, by his
own he side, can ioot, without apprehension, the
cNmug day Did such u state oil lungs exist in The
peninsula he!me the F,cuch army entired il? Was
not the blood " the cujz.us shed by each Others
bands WAS the majority subject TO The oppres-
sion at party winch de>pises all principles Has
NJ" the French army been received delivering
! angel
9 The advocates of the Reaction beyond the Py.
rcRess generally have the word inQusi,ion IN iheir
months, the e-eslpbliShment of which after the res
iur,tiou The, pretend to have been the true cause of
/ the revolution Bot this is great error !, is an
ackno" lodged ttct hii, after the expa,-o OF The
French, the eestablis4ment OF that tribunal which
! hey hld abolished. was considered by the whole
spanish raiinn as nne OF the main pillars OF the Span
/ ish monarchy. Would not thousand voices have
been raised ae ut - ON the kings return not III
principles, u'hihed by the Spanaris from their in
not the Cl"ray who always considered as :,
branch of the imquisiOn, and WHO, doubtless con-
tr,huied To its re- establishment, have been the sub.
IFC, az IncrSSant secutipn tie nation had th,noh
otherwise M person, unless aciuaIly weak in
mud, will consider this deiemce of the imuuis;-
ton AMI It's frequent cruees The light of reason il
tOO strong nj times call things good which can
not approve The eHo'ts ithe christian soveregus are
900 evident, 10 make us waste a word 10 show thar
they cannon be inclined to project The Spanish nisi-
tinn IN particular, as formerly exercised It's unr-
al he So IA,
general thought before 'hr Isl of January 1890 and
prove ibai the 'Ssurr"cron az the island of Icon is
by 40 means, to he attributed the existence of tl.
inq"isiuon But II may b" replied, IN his case, Spain
m he long deprived oil the light ui knn lede. which
other states e'Jy, aud this leads the Important
pitncPc, tuispUted hy macy mistaken i,rrson.) th,
great political changes ought in reason IN ,,o,r,d
ir"m 'Iie legitimate government. He, who viii de-
J 'ermne any hing great and comprc hensiv- must
have vieq al The wholc, which cannot he acun,reJ
h" hy extensive know' 'ice Of The various interests of
HE state 'nh 10y long prne ice. Are here moi ,,or.
sands at d'tlrutifs, Vhen all the inhabitants of a
siuSlp town 20 make resolutions t,l,uce IN ,hn
whole socien md 10 essential c.iu4cs iI the con-
s'u"lion Must not these difficulties be far greater
IN a large cn,ire
And hnwca an individual :, military charoc,e, c,r
inSiHnce, even with lhe hes intentions, execute such
| complicated undertakings without f,li,nu nto a ,l,
sird efrurs ~ every step
:" IL this could not be proved By the history of opr
own times, sotnr philosophical hypothesis auanst :,
might he listened 10 hut the events in Naples Phi
mont anu SPAN, should PUT theorists to silence -
N''" P"i"cai chanSes were Suddenly introduced :
'h'l orig mated ~ heated ,iuaiiun owed their
HIpare progress the af imrd zr. of some Ulcers
- considerable rack, while hired and Ieluded ion-
"'n~,S ihrew i"stie over those enterpIizes We
sh""ld have thought the three nations wouId have
SACRIFICED properly and Eir FOR the new order nj
'Ai1sS' Bat, when The hOur of riai came the whole
ed'h'f sunk INTO nothing. Why did fall Brcou.e
'ne IN J''iy ol The three nations WAS convinced tina;
the o'd order of things was better ,han The nee
= Lor'! LlrerpooI has blamed ferdinand for not
'", 'en NE promises, respecting the nrgan
H''ion ~ me state, which made in 1914 Pu,
"" 'ppffn'Hd tai has loitlship did MOI vriuh ,b.
'"hc"iiH "I introducing INTO "a counirv like Suair
new an""Nttas''e changes, after i, had Just heci,
making every sacrifice iar its cid institutions The
ineni'nn oIlod Liverpool leads US 10 The ann,,reI,l
Important poinl Of the difference in opinion of ,bis
munster aud has colleagues. and thar 0f rhe other
/ iusu, ~ " ''' P'"
/ g The main roirt s, does such difference Of opi
n,oh Respecting The cause OF the ,v,r, really exist ?
we think not. Even the pspers laid before parl;,.
mehi show ibai Ergl nd nnsi be as hostile o re,o
luuonary movements n Eutopr rs orher states =: and
'heY prove hat he Brush ministers con.ider th,.
ponc'd .h'"geS IA thc peninsula opposed 10 ih,.
"NN'''g European system. Would they else have So
/ NJ drid? VI
. But the congrfsr OF Verona meyer asked INV
thing wore lan notifications aud nm assiu,iaiion or
iGe Spanish constitution viii! t0se of other
| o"i All representations made talhe Spluish govern
mcHi were itmi'esS. The king, vim N the bqS p,irr
81 The trv"'"ton, had decidedly expressed himself
against 1t, became from the riay he was depriveI f
The council chosen by himself passive instrumen,
al the party, Prsuner without any influence in 90
! yern'urni. " b"
" Ills present minister and The CORES ,eioc,od
WIN pride and even with contempt, every uyopos,i
/ ioi c""cilhlIOn. Ibe soveregns who had airead,
S"owY, ~ ile eases of Naples and Piedmont ihe,r
! urn adherence 10 the system they had adoptrd for
The welfare OF their nations ronld nor hesitate in the
case OF SPAN, especially ,,s civil war had already
/ broken oUi ga ihat Kingdom. France was here ,bs
most Interested, us Austria n I'D jeen in the af r
Nr"pr'' "n' me duty OF hterierepce evident,
maj Tie aii@d s"yeregns NOT oaiy approved the inter
terence cl France ~ the affairs Of 5DaIn bui even
! invited ihr KING Of France 10 empio, &C.
"a" "nly difference wiih 'he English cabinei v. as
/ Hhou tEe mode at interference. L. ylprel, ofiec ed
90 ne entrance OF F'cnch troops into Spain ,s was
"ii. ftd had pn-IIIle interest 10 prevent tt,.
armed Interference, II would in ihe cousc,nns,ess ~
us own power anu influence, have used other fan
lug H"t'" ga MOI tear any Thing from the wal :;
bs lrOn iis possible consequences il sp,r,he,ted
ip"i the nov policy, which dsipe, estedly seeks M
ffpose ut Europe, gilt degenerate INTO the old mil
~ "hcie mifres pIrd"TIna'ed il feared nothing
t'Se ne w'f-I"r, 10 the principles which led 10 the
war; II HS'frd wan Inc other powers Whriher th
moderation aud wIsdoni Of the aiiiei eovereg,,s p,
any reasons tor such apprehersiOns. time will sldu
unless u Is shown already. as we affirm To he de-
/ case. RON the war between France and Syain NO
others viii arise.
" W have been Told that the English natiou fan.
OF enthusiasm Tor The Spanish liberals is read, 10
'ke phlms I"r Them ln This, M other polrts we
have not been ipd HE truth. Win ,ynt ird,ur has
the parliament approved The neutrality ~
miHisets. dow decided, was the n,oIioo 20 rerst
the iose'en enbs'meni bill rejected motion tfoi vas
fesiieupy iHpTahlr 10 The SpaniaTds We uusf te,,e
iri"the pnthe to judge OF ne correctness of onr OIL
-ertH u4ne ;butWc dusk the culn ui,scryer ,ylo
members Wlrt hi-'couffy aud D. n,-elr b,,e sprr,od
Hri appreciates the peace fhey now fpiov y III ,r
knDwrt2e ihtt ihr resolutions token ~ Ve,ona in
Iiefdcd e frii happiness OF him and his fellow cit,-
tzrus. Bns.n will always look bark with pride ON
"a Or ~ a tas.