Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1830-10-26


cession III tyrannous and coupling dynasties, may
attempt once moro against tho fair prospects Of
European freedom That the storm, if raised. would
overwlicm MS iomt nters, mono can doubt who fix
their eyes tho National Guard of France OF
that of Paris alone 1000 men oil of the middle in
dustrious class have sworn to let dust gather on
their muSkets unit, the of the nation il rcspcct
cd 10, that decide and obey. With these are
also the youth of tho colleges of medicine law and
the Polytcchnic-ong privileged in public opinion
ana by their late devoted hero.m exalted to a moral
influence which the highest authority respects.
What IN tho midst Of such state OF things can
DC expected from the tore of the journals Of tho
new government II promises wisdom little as 1t
mas SHOWN consistency. Tho Journal des Debats.
which has been vacilatng between oil opinions fiat
erng and coaxng the people by turns and PROMISING
all good things and all cnncession and all rctrench.
mcns. and many grants and bonuses who niler all
would pay the same' to-day talks of sustaining the
order OF things established putting in force the laws
and strengthening the hands of government Thes,
threats appear the moro ridiculous after all the tricks
PLAYED OFT during tho past weeks. Prucl ina(ion.
as full OF compliments of exhortations, have beer
posted on the walls inviting the working classes not
to assemble together To petition for tho redress of
grievances aud resembling of taxes. because thouph
every one knows that they are perfectly ORDERLY
IN their conduct, respectful in their language and
correct III their general views aud wishes vet
tneir frequent appearance IN large bodies might
disquiet the minds of less rejecting tbo1ob
very respectable citizens On another occs
sion the Minister, NJ. Dupin, calls on the
puDc 10 adept precautionary measures against rioters
destruction of machinery. For tweptv- fur E.
on the strength OF this document, serious depreda
tons were conceived to have been committed and
every one asked where!--No one could answer ,nd
burst of temptuous Indignation broke fron, Tho
daily press asst satisfied the public that no disorders
whatsoever had either occurred or apprehenGed
lou viii ask. perhaps, whittier tends all this Oh
snacy ana all TINS weakness, and what are the homes
and aims OF those who stand thus dalyinp with tho
patience OF an armed people? They have seen the
past Paehce late nsrosity, and sustained forbear-
q m u.loy
with IMMUNITY. while by nee they see n chance
OF protecting those abuses and that system of expen
dltnre which Is all they prize in government Tho
demands OF the people, enforced by the press cut
near tie root OF monied corruption. influence and
monopoly. Taxation wears the worst forms
and presses down the shoulders of those WIN can
coast pear 1t II IS proposed to raise this weight
from the poor and the producer and throw as much
as may be pronounced Indispensable on the rich and
on the consumer This might sound alarmipglv in
many countries, but IN France, where it weud seem
every man not belonging TO the working classes
thinks himself born with rgh; patent to a place
or sinecure pension 1t absolutely makes thou
sands tumble in their shoes
Turn TO the emands of the de m r,ments no,rLo5
IN the accompanying files of papers where after cot
ing torth that is the people who have willed da
req, suffered, and executed every thing in the late
struggle; so are we told 1T is the good of the people
when must be hencniorth held IN view in every pub-
lie act and proceeding After some admirable com
ments ON the nomination of the new King which go
that vital interests be attended TO, and thorough ro
haot Ii
ly decided, Of condary Importance and nv mo r.,n,
ooJectionabie, the more pressing necessities of the
people are succincty set forth the ore IN Yes
enumerated. 81 their immediate absliton dom. ndoJ :,
10 render this feasible without creating embarrassment in
suggested that the salaries of nis,,
counsclors OF state officers of the cour, &c ,ha, i ~
s"ch Offices as are useless together all supernumeIaIv
expenses the royal househoId which means all neces,
for replacing the taxes by the new ones @
probably he avoided should this 10 otherwise bows~,, a
should the multitude Of useless officers which have existed 10
this ,lme have created many uele's and helpless ndvd
bic
shen oil taxes proposed, conceived dehcieucicr
~ me treasury might be met with the propriety by an
income YAK similar To that 50 long familiar England and
rents yearly receipts OF the Individual ~
such henG the and the mode of advocacy f the
sv ,b @ Is, Us e surprising If the monied aristoc-
'aoy %ch SET e machine OF the government IN motion
should he at issue with the people to piece, that of
tons o hitherto agated certainly not hitherto settled The
ha, notes have supplied may render their apparent
'hot the King and royal family imprisoned BY the u.o
e NoOS me% arrivals contrary to the assurances
Netherlands approaching state Of general revolution
ne Natnra Of 4lgiers-The soil of VIVA, :.
eimed The regency OF AgIer, appears have abated no
thing OF ITS pristine ecuudy rivers or rivulets conu
TO neIsec the valleys and plains az productive az
en me honans Panegynzed as ihe garden Africa
Is lar more uxuriant and fruitful than the state of Tuns lie
mountains are more Irregular the rains abundant its
springs and brooks all is vege,s
ton far more active aud diversified Few quarters Of m.
y az sSS", Of plan" comparable for beauty
great distance from the immediate vicinity Of the capital lie
@ - Cn over me whole range Of quadanguar
sueEaces oi thousand miles; finely wateIed and h.
been converted, by the industry man irto ono 81 Sa s
hxnrant scenes which the mind can conceive ~
On the borders of this terrestrial Paradise spnOs o,r
ongeTea, which rises of nearly SIX bnndsod
ee IT'S aocvesa covered with gardens and con,,v boc
belonging to wealthy Jews Moors and ferI1ed nv %
ing springs, or wells from which the water drawn IN h,
means Of wheels set IN motion by cames wild horses n,
asses. ''' WI" "o'seS Nv
he mountains in general, Of calcareous cresceoue
OF conchgefous formation and produce several species NJ
minerals, more particularly lead ron (the only metals
whch The natives possess the art Of raising turning 10 ac
eounD antImony vemlion rock christa, GYPSUM chalk
marine OF various Kinds pofphyy, Jasper fuers earth n,rs
ana snher The richest product however which this country
aons Sa boih sea and rock There several sorts
Regency, and used in the manufacture of eahenware
portion OF which abroad
Though Africa the whole barren of woods and G,.s
Agie produces timber Of handsome growth especially ON he
low lands The carob tree and olive nderunous 10 the
soil, and grow and spread themselves without eouhg cnI
vaion Fiberis and chcsnuts found every quarter
The tg yields grateful alneni in tho shane of bedre
rows affords both shade aud protection garden and
yard the vine hrves the hills dccorates the ocb,