Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1830-09-28

THE NEWS FKON EUROPr,


be settled no wanton bocdhed conscation of pro-
perty, no violence mobs, proscrp,ionsn ma
NY advantageous points distinguished from the former
Revoluon-The Eek. King himself is suffered TO travel
the emphatic words Of Lafayette, he and his family
hdce ceased TO reign. Order sits side by eide with
Liberty-and the problem of their compatibility in a
great continental nation is solved the infinite Joy OF al
the Friends OF Liberty, aud the awful panic of the Mi
guels and Ferdnanis of Europe.
The Earthquake to he spreading: the astonisl-
cd people awaking, and the Mniers of de spotsms
are agitatcd by alarm.-Thcre omnous movements
in Spain: And surely no despot ought to irembe more
than her perlliols AMI contemplate ruler. III was re
stored with the Bourbons in ISIi and he deserves TO
share their fate Perdously swearing to observe the
constitution, AMI to preserve the Cores had
he arrived at Madrid drawn through her streets by 500
females harvested by varcgated rbbanis TO his carr
age, and attended by the priests, than he violated his
oath. dissolved the Cores, and abolished the Char
ter. Scarcely had he been day upon the throne
before the Constitution Stones taken up aud broken
to peces-anl prices set upon the heads of the
members OF the Cores What friend of frcedo will
feel the slightest sympathy for such miscreant King
if he should be driven like Charles 10Th from his throne
and his country. And how long will the cavaliers
of Portugal tolerate their Usurper! Quosgue tandem,
Cdtitind, abutere pdtientid n0strd?
1t is reported, that the Emperor of Austria is scndin
troops to keep down the spirit of Instruction in Ihly
In the Low Countries, it also rumourei, that some
agitaons have been produced-In fact who shall saw
" Thus far and no arheri'
The popular party in England IL gaining strcngth-3o
or 40 members of their side returned to the next
Inc revolution IN France be ceebrat-
ed in London and Liverpool by dinners and fetes.
Report IN IKE, cut thst things squaIly in Ayisrs-
that the ma i've Bsdouns spring snsr.l .tack
upon the French troops, See. s. EVERY wind ,ha
sweeps acro's the Atlantic, may bring npo.tau
idings from the theatre Of Eutops.
NOMINATIONS
At meeting held in Winchester, X. Julye Clark
10 the Chair it was proposed TO hold State Conven
ton on the oh OF December at the Capitol in
Frankfort, to nominate candidate for the Presidency
such person as viii secure the triumph of the Ameri-
can System and the onion of tho States against the
new alarming doctrines OF dissolution and notification
-!nsdious aud subtle and false enough! So Henry
Clay is TO be brought under false fllg-and the
friends OF Jackson are TO be held forth friends
Disunion-We gather fact however, from this
mode OF nomnation-that with all their pretended
strength in the Legislature of Kentucky, they feel they
have not strength enough to obtain strong nomination
OF H. Clay by the members OF the Legislature.
Connecticut too, good old steady habit Connecticut,
has ma lie nomination. OF Mr.. Clay, through Caucus
from different parts OF the State held Hartford on tn
18th September, (Johnahan Coe, Esq OF Litch!iell
county theChaiO They out for Clay and against
Jackson upon tie old grounds OF Tariff Internal I'm.
provemonts, the National Bank, removals and appoint
ments TO Office, Sc. &c.-They hint only at the Union
OF the States, and the harmony of the government-but
do not directly raise the false flag OF Union Sc They
have nominated H. Clay, who is held up 'sthe orphan
son OF poor man'-hat ''warm friend OF the indus
trions and laboring classes, &C., Sc One of their re-
solutions shows how mischievousy the unbounled split
OF local appropriations operating upon private in
serests, and undermining the purity and principles
OF the people: Re solved (say these disnerested Pat
rlos) That much lament the operation of tho pruc
pies indicated by the Veto Message OF President Jack
son IN defeating the appropriation OF $40 600 made by
the two houses of Congress improve the navigation
the river Thames by which the Just of ma
ny oil our citizens interested in that important object
have been unhappy dsappointed."-The Thames, one
oil their own rlYes-ini care you there, Old True pen
ny!"