Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1827-10-09

ne suslrs OF THIS k,nsoou. indeed dts vina
q ciisi-. and w.nay ret satisfied. that neither our
tris, are inat,en,ivc TO the pressing claims which
the sH,iis vt Portugal have upon their mature de-
liberation.
appointment Of Don Miguel Rcgemt Of I'or- !
tug"t.
LONDON, Aug Civ e have ieceivca the fol-
lowing information from a source on WHICH uur
readers can PERFECTLY rely. II confirms TIN. fact
and explains tue reason. of the appointment of
Don Miguel Regent of Portugal, nnder the
pledge oil his honor. well as of the oath " hie IA
he has freely taken, TO maintain he Constitutional
System. The al pointment IL bei ond all doub:
The Marques de Pamela aud Count de Villa
Real, the two Portuguese Ministers he, e. had an
interview with flsrouni Dudley, yesterday. at the
Foreign Othce--no J.ubt, on this important af-
fair.
There is no, the slightest douh, among the best
informed people al RIO, that the Emperor is earn
est IN his determination TO support The Consti,u-
ton. lie scts. no doubt, in the persuasion of the
good faith of hiabiothsr, and in the hope that the
Greas Powers oil Europe will now support the
Constitutional System.
y Portuguese official per on If some dstinc-
ton, who is In England, on his way TO Vienna,
bears with him the appointment Of Don Miguel
LATEST FROM EUROPE.
LONDON, Aug. 20.
The following extracts from tie Paris pa
pers -
Paris. -7usust 27.-We have received. from,
our Correspondent at Lisbon, the proclsmaticn
posted up by the Revolutionis,s, during the trou
bles which lately afflicted that city We venture
10 publish II Tor the instruction OF men, " bo in
spite oil the miserable experience which they have
had, as witnesses, sctor- and sometimes as VIC
ims' Sill think they can recommence their inuri-
Gus attempts with the irrational hope of avoicins
those outrages which ale their inseparabe attend
ans Ave likewise do il, in order to oyen the
eyes OF the good, whom The absence OF an mnie-
tats at.,, l.
puoiic AFFAIRS unjust towards the Gov nment the
protector Of their interests, and dupes of tb. fat
'eTiDS caresses OF those enemies of lesit
macy, whose an IL Is, sooner later, bur incviia-
bly,, to produce disorder and anai cby. We ven
lure 10 publish II In hue, notwithstanding, the out
RACES which that monument of delirium offers 10
peisona6es from whose high character we are far
IRON wishing TO detract, aud, in truth we do il
the rather, because we feel, as, doubt they do
themselves, that the threats and impreca,ions of
public dstuIbe's the best euicsi um on public
men.
Ahis mad proclamation br realizes all the flry of
the language used IN 1911, at that period when
the cry oil revolution was expected 10 be echoed
from the South OF Earope. 1t is the same spiri,
Oh the Propaganda; II Is the sam hatred against
all governments, even against those which they
think 1t necessary hatter IN their most ost-n,
soie Writings. The came projects are prosecuie ed
winch have been pursued tor the last six and
we iehciate ourselves on seeing that thanks 10 the
WISDOM on governments, and the experience OF
nations, ihsy have had the same result The pas-
| sons pe'rs5 themselves in their intoxicauon Re-
VoIaion, IN Its deilriun, has betrayed TO us It's
cTet. Adieu Ch,rueIi Adieu Don P.dto, I,opy
I'VE The Republic! Long live the Fret Consult
ms 10 enough TO make appIe ciae the sincerity
| OF the 18th OF July. Success 10 the nations who
initiate u.s. Tins is enough to rouse Europe
| OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES late we have learned
| The perhdy Of the Secretaries OF State, who have
has Laor
20 prevent the negotiations which they had
| commenced, supported by the Apos,olicaI Jun
| TO- and protected by the internal and destruc.
1 tive policy OF Prince Meiternich The result of
'hese negotiations is. that the Kingdom of Portu-
Sal Is 10 oe given up TO I'm Miguel under the
IL lie OF Regent What have I'VE to exn.c, The, ,
That the tyrant will appear among US to s,eep his
Vengetnl sword In the blood OF the pures, and m ~,
| iithiui Portuguese. Is there no one among Won
VINO can recall the night of April 80, 1921, and
| "ouid GU wish, as IN 1917, on the field OF ST.
| fAhh 10 ascend the scstfoId. one after the other
mat This Miguel horrid and detesyabIe name. NAV
reign over your ashes,
" 10! there Is yet time. Let US save our coun
"y' lei US save ourselves, aud TO succeed let us
oee'n oy exteE'ninatins those who prepare TO be.
eSi'e our most cruel eXecutioners. Let US have
courage snc our triumph is secure. Failing IN
'iis' 'no'e who may escape the vengeance OF
gay oil anarchy, VIII not escape the scaT3IJ
49, awake Portuguese, faithful to your oath
ms IS The moment 10 shed la st drop of blood
IN defence OF our institutions. Our peighbors The
"pan'afos ans french, will respond to our success
-'hey burn To recover their liberty as we do 10
preserve ours. The present Government of Fer
u'hshu VII lie impotent and cruel. He is sbho,r.,
" MS army, bich 10 filled wish Cons.itu.iopalis,s
VINO are our rienis, and who wait 70, our fir,l
Shout, aS we have been assured by the thousands
" men VINO are now on our TERRITORY, armed and
ouT"Ing TO fight i'r liberty. As Tor France, we
nave nothing to tear from her, since she has not
oeen sole to 'tie the cry OF liberty raised by the
o'd'e Ns'iohai tIuaid on the S0lh Of April in the
present year. " ~
DO not trust England Her language has al
Ways been equivOcAi, and she has j,st un,uask 81
herself IN lending 10 the Tyrsnt in order IN lin
nom MIN as much as she obtained Fl ON ID IN J,,i,n
one mas clearly shown what were her DESIGN. in
con ihunS l" avail herself of the sc vices OF the
great - Couii, tile most perfidous Minister tina,
was ever known. IL was he who efF.c,ed tho
rum oil Naples AMI Of Piedmont yyher. he trs
foyed lioerty and gave 1t up to the fury of Au,-
una lie mas done the same thing in Spain, drs
O'5 'ne NohSu uuohaiisis, BY giving them tai e
notes. until The moment of the fall OF CaJjz. and
suTendering 1t ultimately to tile desootsn, nj f.
dln1hd VII. ii is this monster win, his ,b,,,.,n
sho one CLAWS, who Is now among Us and ,,bo
"sS inade US present of army, OF the obisct II
"nch we are a. Jsi ignorant, but which il an IN
necessary eSpence and is of use bot 10 thieste,
Us. '"
PoT'ueuese-D union and SIR myth tb,-e ue
mus nave 10 be Tree. Strength we have, & there's
'o'e' we no 10 ger want any thing. We have
worthy chief VINO will never abandon n. a.. -
worthy To be more than First Co,,ul of our 80,
Pehdence- That chef is the great Srldsnhau UeI
alone cah save US. Let Us Iend The veil which
eOnceals The volcano by which we are on the eve
oi Oeing swaiIowrd--let Us raise the CRY ofnation