Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1824-11-12

Me conno'ned all those which fiow from tho
intercourse OF men rawn from d,lfs r.nt ma.
uons, ana assembled in thu same camns uo5
same STANDARDS, aud fiaiy, all thu
MOVIES MOVIES u. ambition, and the hope Of private
OF pubic fortune, "iil,h, sooner nr laier. in.
uule the conquered TO acquire, and To emp,us
a'one the Language ot IN. conqseror.
HIS farther permitted to every people tn
preserve ITS own customs add manners The
Aar'ars are allowed TO fight, as they have dun.s
ever since the tunes of The Partbsus and
ocylhIans the government having contpntet
Hseit WITH forming chosen bodies Uf this ire.
guiar cavalry, to place them in the ranks of
the lmperIat guard, 10 offer them as model
10 the barbarous bands, which by degrees
hare learnt all that was necessary e. increas.
their force 10 discipline and exercise. Area
dy 10000 Cussacs or the borders Of the Don
snd Dansbe, are organized into regular, mount
ed la'.cefs, and other light armed iroops. witt,
~eti mounted and we'll managed lishs ar,ittc.-
ry. This Immense body of ca.airy, ready at
the nrst signal TO march ina body, lives en-
csmped 10 territory which furnishes them
with the necessarie- ofsubs'steIce.
n''.tary enthusiasm is the ruling pas sion
among these tribes, Who have heretofore ne
yer known any other path 10 renown Than that
ot battle. When the French Army had pene-
trated the Interior of Russia ia Is a,,his BODY
oiIartar cavalry rose Tx uns uan, took up
the'r iihe oil march, in terrible winter, nun.
cry Tor their prey, and pursued without pity.
the victims Of devouriig climate. /" Comma
mons J" they would cry 10 each other, engaged
al the ,alour of our soldiers even in the mltst
! oi their misery and nskriness, g Compan-
IONS, what shame II viii be- to US, il we leave
these sk'lrtuus TO rise from their graves and
escape US - And So saying, the v would throw
themselves upon the remains vi our phaIanxrs
win redoubied fury. This is the sn,,nprt
] whlch Russia may rely upon obtaining IN the
uule oil need from The most uncl, ilz. d part Of
her population.
We must acknowledge this ,lisag able but
incontestibe uutn, n hjcn Is forced anon H., Inv
an examination into The state of things,
mat froH the iiaitic TO The Adriatic, from th.
n"pibs OF the CattarO To that Of The Vistu-
"a lie unhappy sys,em adopted 10y the great
| Gfrmanic pow ers rresistabiy urges The IN
habiIants AT All immense ZONE of PROVINCES IN
stretch out their arms towards The Aiuscovite
tdorniniqp Germany has but one way 10 esq
cape The dangers winch threatens her /: aud
/ That y, 10 initiate Russia IN the depth OF her
views' and HE s-nsrvsIiy ufsier measures to-
! wards her SUBJECTS. 81;
would SEEM by the LATEST nelis. nee
which has bern recei. ed in this country tnat
tie Gieeks, unlier ali Their -dtsad, an,ssrs and
I! ~, atC stiu SIoNllS more Strong,
hfn', yes"ue, q deteI .nined 10 ex ricale men.
SELVES i'on file TURKS, or to die in tha Struggle.
us surprising, unaasis,ed as they are and
nave been from The beginning, by any OF their
Chrst,1n BretaptM Ia Europe, aud opvosed
as they IN reality are by many of them, that
It1ry are able sliii 10 make head wsy against
'neT merc,iess opp essors, and To advance
WIN Steady pace towards indey,-nd-nce.-
II would seem :bat things I've reach d ugh.
pass, mat the Turks pretty uutiurmiy expect
L" be beaten by them. Wnen tina, Is In. case.
II Ia ball the victory for the Greeks. Men
/" No 90 INTO battle with firm bel =! that Ih.v
shall be conquered, especially mn n they are
r"'aists IN r'ncipie, g.n,., ally max. but
poor hsure In the f5n.. O.. the OH. hand.
every new victory strengthens, encourages.
ano anIinates The Greeks, aud leads them Ia
more union, renewed aud more y,goro,,, exer-
lions, and 10 greater confidence Unless some
Vi tue other powers of Europe step 10
70 check Their progress, and tn Uphold the
turks, mere appears 70 be a fair PROMISE thar
I they VII succeed i, h. great cause IN VIII cb
they are engaged, and III suppo,t Of when
| th'y nave snewn a spirit ,f perseverance DE-,
,oi, dness, and Determined bravery md hero.
I'm, worthy of their ancestors la tl,r o,,,,t
splendid pc,,ods ofIheIr history
Nv. Y. ID. .8du
The blowing is an ex,rac of Il letter from a.,
| Am'rican gen irnan ~ his friend in tb,.
| city. - '"''
:, SMYRNA, IT h August.
In me M0rea The Gieeks have i,,.l, h.,