Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1830-10-30

But the institution OF the Na,iosa Guard survives,
what earthly power cav tot, "You shall not be
Immortal, VINO shall change the construction Of
Una. g'gahtlc oooy or tell the privates sYou shalt
no longer elect your ofcers or dare no bid those Of
hcers n@ form "mihtary Parliament ;, or That eoun
cl OF musket-beurng legislators not p,ike war upon
the Chambers and seze tho KIM. ~ thor prcsi-
dent not choose TO be Lord Protector ofthe realm
austria ana Prussia have acknowledged the title Of
fhlip L. and renewed the powers of their Anhassors
al ms court The King OF the netherlands has fol-
lowed the example, transmitting fresh cretent els
to his Ambassador at Paris nenr the nprson of rho
new Sovereign. The King of Wurtetnhurr has zone
the same; aud as as the recognition OF Russ
arrives the smaller powers VIII be found running
race whose credentials shall Grst be delivered or
whose homage shall BE- the most rrr,ent The Sow
erelgns OF Spain aud Naples, whose relations with
the eNiied Monarch would naturally render them the
Most re'uctunt TO recognize he Legitimacy OF his
ccssor, would ind II the most dangerous tn dispute
ms ute, or long To- delay its acknowledgements Thus
france VIII be allowed to consolidate her institutions
IN the midst of friendly powers and will not as for
merry, De oriven to internal violence by threats of
foreign aggression.
But the advantages Of this very dcsrlblc state Of
her external relations seem for the present 10 be
Icounterosianced by that domestic agitation which
might naturally have been expected TO continue some
tlhe AFTER the momrntous crisis through which she
has passed. Accordingly, we find mos, of the liberal
Journals and all the ardent part of the populations
expressing great dstrust IN The existing Chamber and
iouulN new election. WhV this dis
satisfaction should exis this change be desired il
Is difficult for the friends of order % guess Without
saying that she existing Chamber has she,vn ton
great an eagcrness TO entertain projects of popular
innovation II will BE- generally allowed that II has not
been very obstinate IN maintaining old abuses or re-
sistlng plausible Improvements |, IS apprehended
Therefore, that he party which Camours for disso-
luton ana new election wish 10 reul ze more com
Pete!y heir doctrine Of the sovereignty of the peo
pie by urging the Deputies TO abolish tho Peers
and to place further restrictions on tho already feeble
executive.
The accounts ir IN Brussels are gloomy The dis
cord between the Flemish and Dueh is spreading i'm
ne public places Fr'quen, shouts are heard of
Abort aux HoandaIs!-lhC chief 0bicc, OF the Fle-
mSh Is - throw "if axatiun aud the national debt
LIEGE, September The Municulltv has
Just sent to the kiag, BY an ex,raordnar courier.
petition, exposing the conviction of the petition
ers that the separation Of the Two parts OF The KING
dumiS absolutely necessary tor The adyaGto So of
eGd protesting their attachment 10 he House of
| Nassau.
! NAMUR, S pr. Our Municipalities have semi,
an address 20 the KING stating that the COZ fapra-
ton IN the hrfn provinces threatens The country
WIN tue greatest m'stnrtune-ihat the general oun-
ION procialns a truth which cannot be denied The
lh'eTests-'he !ansuag"-the characi cr-the habits
The religion. and the manners Of the inhabitants of
the South, vii always b. On Invincble ubs,nc,e TO
any sincere End durable union between the two great
/ divisions OF the kIHgdnm, whose peace prospertv
and common happiness depend on the dynssty of his
MaJesty-that, IT IN The threatening circumstances
which eXclte' IN so high degree, the patriotic en-
thuslasm and national pride opposite directions m
The North and South the fusion cannot be restored
hui by arms-One ct the people NAV exterminate
the other, bat VIII not subdue II The petition con.
Guides BY expressing the conviction that his Majesty
VIII accept, a. he ouy means OF salvation the pro.
posal Transmitted 20 HIM through the Prince of
Orange, which they observe nor meant To- affect m
any manner. the dynasty of ihe IL use OF Nassau
bRussEIs Sept. The troops assembled m VII
vorde, set or thls morning Tor Antwerp Peo,ie
ask what will become ct the public debt afet The
separation OF The two parts OF the kingdom? We
see no difficulty IN tins respect. We think that the
de6t ought to be borne by the Nor'h and South IN
due proportions, and then the CO onies will be IN com
Populations from Soigncs, Alost, Gemappcs. and
CGdreoi, have sent TO offer heir assistance TO Brus
sells ~ ~
We learn hatrte Regency. at Bruges Yesterday
resolved unanimously 10 inform his Maiestv. that
they adhere TO demand tic separation of the two
parts Of the kingdom.
mass. 9''''' d"
gentleman has arrived in town. who came down
t1e Rhine on Sunday last he reports that at Coloene
Coblentz and Bonnie, they were in a state of reyolu
ton and at Eberelt, they were breakin, all the
frames ard machinery. The Government autbori-
IIes had Impressed all the passage vessels on the
hhlhe' as wei as country carts and wnquons TO con
vay troops % the dlsahcc' cd places -rS1n