American watchman and Delaware advertiser. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1822-1828, 1823-04-01

TO the object Of their common cares, thew wnh.,'
every consideration whit h might have led ,l'
aside from their path but, at the same time m'
followed the voice OF their conscience and ,,,-'
duty, and spoke for the cause of humanity, in t.'
OF the victims OF an enterprise equally rash ~
criminal.
"The numerous confidential communio.,;,.
that took place between the four courts durino A.
period Gone Of the most remarkable in the hiuo.
OF this allance) having led to perfectly sat,far
understanding with respect TO the affairs Of N |
East, nothing remained TO be done at the Con,,.,
OF Verona, but to confirm the results of und.,
standing, and the powers allied with Russia m,
ilatter themselves with removing by Ioint proes.
lngs the obstacles which still lmpeded the emf,
lulhlment oil their wishes.
Other events, deserving of the entire a,,.ns,
of the monarchs have fixed their attention m II !
deploraole condition oil the western Europe,
peninsula.
"Spain now endures the fate which await,
states that are so unfortunate as to seek what
good in way in which it never can be found
1t passes through the fatsful circle Of rs r4yo
lution--a revolution which tleuded or i'll d,sno,
men would willingly have represented as bles,iD
nay, as the triumph OF an enlightened age,
governments are witnesses Of the zeal with viii,
these men have endeavored to persuade their can
Incorporates that this revolution was the neresqs
and wholesome fruit Of the progress of civilization
and the means by which it has been effected al
supported, the nobest essay OF generous patriotism
IL Il could be tn. objects OF civilization 10 owe,
throw human society; il II were p, ssble to SUD
pose that the armed force, which has no other w
ca'ion than hat OF maintaining the internal and ey
jternal peace OF the state, might with imDuny a.
sumo the supreme dominion over it, the SPANS
revolution might certainly pretend to the admire
ton o. all ages. and the military instruction in n
islands Of Leon serve a. model for relormers-
But truth has So n asserted her rights, and Spa
at the exptncs d her happiness and her glory, Ia
Ionly furnished Now ahl melancholy example
the lneYllaOl- con eQuenLe OF every lrAnsgfessiO
oil the cterna laws OF the moral ORDER OF the void
The ieetuma' suIhority felteged, and chang
led into forced instrument OF tie overthrow of !
rights and all legal privileges all cIassts Of Ii
people hurried Oh by the stream Of reyolu,ioha
movement; violence and oppression exercised %
der the forms OF law; and the kingdom e,,e1 up !
prey to disorders and corruption of every kind |
1ch colonies which Iastity their revolution b, h
very same maxlrns on whi, the mother COUNT
has founded it public law, and which il would vii
llnSly but IN VAIN, condemn IN another hem.
phere; the last resources OF the state consumtdby
cl'll war; this Is the picture which the pr,se
state oil Span presents such are the evils by WHICH
a generous peopIr, d serving of bette fate
VISITED such, III hne, are the grounds OF the us
apprehensions which such an assembIage Of q:
ments OF trouble and confusion must excite in thu
countries more nearly in contact with The Perrin
sula II even in the bosom of civilization po8tt
arose, hostilely alienaed from the principles Of pre-
serVaIlon, from the principles in which the Euro
mean pHAPa ION lie NnanM
IN It's present state OF dissolution.
Could the Sovereigps have contemplated witt
difference so many evils heaped upon one coun|
'ry' accompanied with so mary dangers to 'hc
others Depending, IN this important affair, only
on their own judgment and their own conscience
they have been obliged to ask themselves whether
they were longer allowed to remain cain specla
tors Of an evil which every day threatens to become
more terrible and dangerous and even by the pres
ence OF their represenla to lend the false color
ing d tacit sanction to the measures Of faction
winch is 'eady 10 undertake every thing for M
OF It's destructive sway. The decision
ri the Monarchs could not be doubtful The 'ega1
lions have received orders TO quit the Peninsula
Whatever may be the consequences OF tbla
step, the Monarchs, thereby prove TO Europe, lnal
nothing can induce them TO waver in resolution
'NS' 'HSh Hoot IOHflCtiOh heS VIZ.
ed. The more sincere the friendship IS, which
hey feel towards His Majesty the King OF SPAN
he more lively their interest in the welfare oil
ration which has distinguished itself by SO many
nrtues. at all periods of its history; the mo'
strongly have they felt the necessity OF adoplnS
he measures on which they have decided anu
Which they shall know how to maintain
ne preceding view will give you the con'E
ion that the monarchs, in their last negotiations
ave not departed from the principles to wnra
hey have remained uoalterably faithful, in ali 'p'
great queations relative TO order and preserVai0'
o which the events OF our times have given Suc'
great Importance. Their union. essentially tour"
a on these principles, fostering its early chaT''
er obtains, from one PEI led to another, more SO
'dity aud energy. It would be supcr9uous iuI'''.
0 defend their upright and benevolent lnts0'''u'
Salnst unworthy calumnies, which are daily 'e'U
cd nOtnFInng lasf