Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1830-12-03

bett rail on. Let that proigate politician, who
the first to abuse the 6rst Revolution in It's eares
now attempt to put into other authors hands sub
jet for " bloody buoy" Let him address his letters
to " the Brore JForking People IF Paris'--and urge
them TO wreak their vengeance upon the Ministers.
Let him throw his letter into the French language and
hasten 10 place copy oft into the hands Of Lafayette
We, Tor our own part. are much more struck by the
humane anxiety OF Lafayette, and Of some of his col
leagues, z an by the appeals of Cobbett For
example, in the Debate, in the Chamber Of Deputies
on the abolition OF Capital Punishment, Mr. Clement
quoted the petition,
,,, h; Y.soi,a Of r.!. sd s. Cloud r
Of capital punishment for political crime They three
De-. a., T g." 20 ~. end but BY one rs % .s.ns
hihit' forty the third, v.n, orpo.c each
Il Of My 81 s s.s .Ss"s Tn S ps
~. ,y, c.S1, ,s @ '.ssa.a to the he'd Of
The ch.',st'te Of revolution the bun,p
eo%~'.rsipn for the conquered Vengeance oustt
s.ss. Of our Brother med no too to Them Tn, a,
M sud ;hs tear, which sy sheds on their suffice to
"'A TO min ,ter Gay. Col J.qaemoot) fate 10
but @ would no, Ss .ss' n,. T s.%
I'VE. ss n.@ ss. s them more
Let them then be oOmni ,uiy expelled from which
beyond III i.bsl. DC '''0"'
ss Let the justice Of tie French people pass on,'
But though the Ex-Minis,ers should perish ON the
scaold let us not despair Of the Revolution The ven
geance the People may there pauseand the spirit of
Order continue TO preside at the helm Of affairs In
this case, the tenhcen effects, which have sketch
ed this morning with rapid pencil, may be wrought in
the situation of France and of her neighbors.
Nay, further, the emancipation of Europe cannot be
much longer delayed The press the great lever of the
moral world, is in operation. "A And Tyrants may as
well think that by stamping on the Earth they will stop
gress of truth! Liberty may come for Europe to-
morrow, or the next day-ths year the next year
but she will come at last The success OF the French
Revolution may accelerate her approach-Its defeat
cannot arrest her forever.
THE STaTES
Georgid-Ths Legislature i. engaged in discussing
the question OF the Indian Lands. Tn II. OF r have
passed GIG yeas, nays) :5s Cold bill (au,huriziug
the G.veroor to axe possession Of tn, mines, aud to
employ the militia Unnecessary tn protect them 1.-The
next day (the 23i Nov the Land oil was taken up
and the question came or, whether Georgia should pro
coed TO an immediate occupation and survey OF The
Cherokee Country. no! The Miiedgeville Journal
states that MIR. Howard occnri-d the for for two
hours, in sustaining the policy OF an immediate occu.
PATTON the grounds OF natural right and diency
MIR. Schley took the other side, maintaining the
grounds that the Indians have natural right to the
OCCUPANCY of all the lands wi hin their boundaries and
that they may enjoy that ,Ight undisurbed until they
shall voluntarily renqush IL, or arc her people, not
having suffciercy Of land tor their support may lay
claim to it.-And secondly, that the Indians have
onv this natural right, b also legal right establish
ed by the const u,ion Of the State Of Georgia, and the
compact oil lSO2'-N question has yet been taken
the bill
| In the course OF these proceedings we learn with
some surPrz thatthe whole of this great acq ison.
with comparatively small reservations, is TO be
thrown into thu old system of lottery and distributed
moDg the people as the other lands have b.en-(both
the gold land and common land)-Such idea
thrown out, and fear ia the popular aud cstchsg
notion, Mr. Haynes urged in his Speech, on the gold
bill. that
"Tho country we'll known opposed making any
expect other than the fractional otsAdop the
gold altogether The idea that The people arc go
the benefit orhe whole gold
ooo o @I H ne s ppPGsS to nosne and he
thing beyond the fractional lots particularly the gold mnes
Ii Is thus 10 be thrown scramble into the old, o.
dious system OF land lottery An acquisition pre-
ciou'" pearl richer by far than all her tribe - is 10
be wastef-when II G. orgia wise and tue to her
own Interests, IRE must IL frdnkiy woul prove
the uobl est fund for the benefit oil her Internal I'm
movement, Of Education, Sc, which any State in the
Unon possesses. And will che thus throw II away?
Will she, who nobly siokes Tor Safe Rights strip
herself Of the of making h-r own i'm
in.tead OF making h.rsf perfectly Of the
smiles, and houn'e', and encroachments OF the Gene
raj Government?
South Cdrotind.-Tborr has been already some dis
cusion and exciiemeh; in tn. Legislanre Mr.. Pres
ION moved to appoint Committee Federal Reia
fions-it was supported by Me.srs. Pres'on, Butler,
and Sni,h-an opposed by Messrs Huger, Pee.s,y
and others.-The question laid till the 26lh
when, " after short bnt arm discussion il was a.
pied, Gays the Co Times )by arse ority.
-Messrs. Preston, Butler, ID. T.. Huger, r. b. Smith
| Legare, Player Colcock, Bausket, Clowney, Cohen
Durkin, Starke, Melville, appointed members of
the Committee I'm the Senate, on the 26th motion
passed TO go into the election for u S. Senator IL
o'clock On the 9th "a message sent TO the house
to that effect and it moved by Mr.. d. E. Huger TO
concur in the message. The motion opposed by
Messrs. Preston and Thompson, and Mr.. ID. Myers
IL after short debate withdrawn"-The re cleo
ton OF Judge Smith will be opposed Governor Miller
will be run in opposition.-The Columbian Times is
strongly opposed Judge Smiths
him to be 81 FederdIist the faith of bis letter.
and declares at once that "he election of Judge Smith
decides the fate of South Carona!"
! THE CLAY CONVENTION
| The Opposition paftY OF N Jsrssy held Canyon