Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1830-10-01
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Chronicle complains that passports bad been refused
BY the British government Ia several Spanish gcntlc
men, who were anxons TO lcavr the country. a
Reputation Of the National Guards Of Paris was ex-
pec,ed in London The people OF France and Eng
land beginning fratcrnize, in way that must
mako impression on the governments OF both ma
lions The tone of several Of the london papers Is
decidedly republican. There will boa fresh cry, or
rather general uproor, for reiorm throughout the
British isles. sir Brougham, IN his speech al the
Yorkshire election, held exceedingly emphatic Ian
gusge IN reference to British affairs and he over
throw Of the Bourbons. We proceed to cory some
passages Of the speech.
"Of power thos exercised and for as haloyvcd a
purpose you have now glorious example IN neigh
boring nation, which has made your case
its own, and vhich, aRrr long b Jug. as some say,
your enemy, has nov become your competitor in the
glorious race OF lberty-&hich reused by unbcarabe
oppression grsan'ns-but that freenGn @l not cruan
has risen in lis naiget and driven, your fureia-
thers drove tyrant from the throne Which Gn had
polluted, and ron capital which he had aimed with
blood of free nd Innocent ctfeiur and which, trrst,
after shnl have proceeded 10 exact such punhmens
IRON the minister's as will precent their successors
ftom following baneiui example, Gill sink again
fa,o the reposr from which oppression reused it, and
Will .how much temperance IN enjoying the triumph
Us II did courage IN resisting wrongs and that hsnce
forth France will resp tbatharrrs peses winch The
tears she has she'd Z the wrongs she has have
so we'll entitled her 20 ENJOY; and that hEncsfrrwa ri
Frsnco and England Wi LOOK upon caCn other Us
friends and long maintain the peace which ought 10
remain nviolate between them [chcers.l Bui these
gentlemen, not the only triunlphs which hope
DC shall win together. Standing here ms 20 be.
fore you, fully agree with those honorable who
have preceded me IN declining tender any pledges
Rs to my future conduct; BIS | know not it do re
fuse 10 give pledges the grounds they, for
1 have no objection TO pledge myself in detail If il
6e nsedful bat hitherto have hot found it necessary,
Tor 1 am no uRred man, though have not The ha,,
piness Of being born IN Yorkshire IcheeSs.1 Nv
public life of twenty zone years duration is before
you and during all that lime, though never could
have dreani thatit would have led TO this extra
ordinary reuamcra ion, 1t has been honestly dedica
ted TO tho service of my country. cen only appeal
for have oihcr explanations to give Of nv lu.
turc Intenionsl only appeal, say to the course
which have hitherto held and | ask you To bclIeee
that it not likely that shall deser the princi.
pies vhch no temptation has moved me that could be
offered me, either IN my political professional lie
tSreat chserIRSl; winch no frowns of cUu-; have
scared me from asserting, although It has been
roy fate to met with them, because ! wouli not
abandon usTious client whom it was re-
solved TO tormsnt-t5 banish--tu prosecute
md even to murder [gfeat cheering, with tWo
or three hisyes from the hus,inps.7 | am
glad to that, | have now thousands Of nv
fellow citizens, who like thousands at the time shar
ed the feelings by winch | was Influenced an that
case OF nnheard-of cruelty, and of mean and sy-
cophanlc compliance 9th the caprice off Monarch
on the part of Minister'S compliance only to be
cqnal!ed IN those coun mes where the tyranis OF the
Eust Hash the scymeiaT b:anIlsh the bowsrinn in
IN" eyes OF those Ministers who refuse 10 connolly
Is.l
Il have heard with d.l'ght, to which can gc,rcr
y give words, that glowing expression of opinion
made by Mr. Bcthell respecting the state of ar IFS
IN france, and the coarse which IL dictates to En-
gland, The hon. gentleman says that ne has no
manner of question that the noble puk. IN whom
he eonhdes--by the bye, have NOT found his conf
dehce very general in THIS Country for with the cy-
CePtfon OF one or two OF his cplts6iiirue TIh-fbo
bon gentleman says that Ire has confidence that no
breach of the peace will be committed by England
on account of the late proceedings IN France
brlieve it, but from any oyerwpenrnp conf dapce
N the noble Duke; have securities for it, and |
Yii! tell yoa what th9y First Of all, the notlr
Duke 10 BOT mnd and frantic, like the King of
bSancs; The next security is, that we are bound over
10 Keep the psaoc in heavy recogntzan MI
mons are the amount OF our recogngzAnces Tcheers7
nave no fear that sc shall break thea. have
uiso third security-before me it stands pn-oIIcA
IN the pianest coOfs.
Fhree voices wee raised 10 favour ofthe pers..
cnhon OF lG2o, winch WIS instituted to satisfy n
eng caprice. do not THINK that there will be
single voice that will dssen; from the proposition h.
am now gong to advance TINT tho Minister vybn
on pretence o. preserving socEl OTderoT there al
ways mnst be preence for gong to war-or of pro.
tecting the establishments of Church aud State as #
they could DO better protected than by the hoarr fen
concurrence of a free poJpIe-or of shown
pity Tor an august and fallen Monarch as somS
people may call HIM, but whom | will tatn tho
nuerty OF calling an enraged and frantic tyrarrt-or
from sympathy for the weakcst government which cv
or challenged the pity, or extorted the conlcn,nt f
m-hkind indeed, from sympathy to that Ministry +.
arm thIs country, DEFY any man DO 1t. No man
repent VIII dissent from this proposition that the
Minister who should send will not say ono frigatn
Out single Deal boat single instruction 10 a
sngis ambassador to interfere IN their behalf--and
nep not TO inquire whether those we have aIrcnG,
tnsre nave done their duty to England, or have be
,rnyed their duty and disgraccd their country bv Ia
slhg par TO the oxteRt they have done-woald b.
1ooineo 70 the Ions, gill MOI say IF what he ourh,
u.s. gut 20 the certain and inevitable lp=s Of his
character and Of what he you'd psradyeutare value
sthl more OF hrs place, Ccheersj
~ o"5ham declared thai negro siuancgs nm uas ~ m,
oncetorh one OF the chief obigct. Of mis- pnbl,c o o. H.
Go pence, adding '''''"a'on fe'a''o
asnnsop was raised tire supreme power nv the IN
,os ~ Iha' country which he served ana s.vod
ha'lng been lifted tlat proud etp psrrs ne h, "A
ooWn tne sooPe whoh his country mad gwen bn uSs h
louno hs could not WELD consistently with tbs Is, ~ 80
Country which he had gained - ~ '0 ''''T o. 'ne
""o' eoH'u'ed or erroneous notions Of our history,
Hyom 10 76UDs, Payis
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