Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1825-12-06
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From The .NdtiOR0f Gazette.
ench gentleman of the name of Eynard, OF
Eeauli.u has transmitted TO the Greek Committee
at Paris, from his own purse, the SUM of thirty
one thousand francs, about six thousand dollars,
as a contribution in aid OF the Greek cause, and
proessed his readiness TO give more, II more should
be wanted.
The Paris Constitutional, of the goth ult.
which we have before US, co..tlns circumsiantial
account Of the reception of La Fayee at Lagrange,
mentioned yesterday In our columns. The neIS'.-
bouring villages united in public festival on the
Gee sion, Notwithstanding strong Efforts ON the part
OF the municipal authorizes 10 prevent reJocihsS
of any kind We shall proceed 10 translate one OF
one of the addresses which were delivered to the
General by deputations, together WIN one Oh
his answers
AppnEss.-" AT length again behold you,
grown Younger fl ON the atmosphere OF liberty
Which you nave been breahlng and The spectacle oil
tbe bappiness of a powerful and grateful people,
which YOU have contemplated with delight. Like
the Americans, we could wish to describe to you
our love, pleasure and admiration ba' these seiti-
ments, agiatinS 700 strongly our hearts deprive Us
OF the power OF so doing.
To which The General replied - The affecting
welcome which led here, and the fresh testi-
nonials of attachment which you lavish upon me to-
day, ill up the measure o my JOY Ia hndl"s my
self IN the Sosoru OF my family and in the midst
of YOU. nv dear friends and neighbours Dur
ias my Journeys the Tree and prosperous
,sT,itory of the United States, it sweet TO me
to think that tho voices OF that excellent anu at"
mirable people would resound even as lar a YOU
abodes, aud tina, you would ENJOY them Tor me.
The enemies Of the peoples cause have cast l
a. a reproach upon me, tia, IN expressing my sea-
timents ut the American meeting, th0nSh' also o
YOU. They right 10 believe tins; and III TACT
at the sight of the onders oil public prosperity am
rriyate happiness which, in that immense country
al. c.,,;,. ofI equality. legal and natlO
mai order, it would have been diiN'ult Tor me tt
forget the wish had ever cherished that my trencf
ccin,rymen should exercise tec same rights an'
obtain the same felicity.
&c You see me now restored to my retreat OF l.;
Grange, which is dear to me on so many accounts
and to those agricultural enpoyments oil which
YOU know me 10 be 20 fond, and which, tor !on
series of years, l shared with you, my neighbours
and the greater part OF the friends VINO SUI
round me- Your regard, fully Ieciprocaied Oh M
part C uses them 10 be more and more prztd' A'
cept pray YOU my thanks Tor the hue iestv
that you have prepared Tor me, and that mis- IN
heart with delight and gratitude
Not less than sir th3aSui1" pSTSSl.S' were pre-
sent az this 10, Gus commemorate. Oh he return
Linn whom they called the american Adtt9n
Guest The dancing continued Throughout III
niglu, and the air was hlled win cries
q, ons live Lafayette Long live the friend {
the People" GA the folio wing dav, the Gener'
visi,ers from Paris. Jeremy bentham was amon
these
We remark this language in an editorial artic
of the Journal des DeDas." g Ia less than ht
yeus, the United States have rendered all Americ
with the exception Of Brazil, republican; 'h'
created in Europe, during some years. the fren
republic and her progeny. How many years VIII
REQUIRE for republican America 10 act upon EaroI
shaken by our rcvoluion--upou Europe where l
ideas that supported the old governments are
astonishinsly " eakened? All resolves itse!i into
simple rule OF proportion. The minsterialsts ha
hut one hope, founded in the adversity OF nankin
it is, that disturbances and divisions Will arise
America; that the ne. republics will TALL prey
unarchy, or receive the yoke oil some alnbitio
military chiefs. But, il they acquire consistency a
flourish, in ,wenJy five years hence Honarch'c
Europe will experience the effects o! The bnd sys
Der OF years THAT have elapsed since the hop
estSratio.' OF the Bo rbons. How many things ha
not the aduts OF Faance seen and how ma
shIngs ma hey not see in the last stages of @
age" The discovery Of the representative II
pIpl;can system contains the germ OF the deS;ru
uon OF monarchies-put yourselves in the rear
the age, aud you will arrive a, Republic snism
place yourselves in front, take The ead and "
will enter tie port of constitutional monarch
These are practical truths"
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