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

pieces OF cannon, entered our gates under the com
mand OF NJ Nj. & Roger andde Rosse. They were
met by an immense crowd, who made the ar vbrate
with their loud acclamations. A company of The
BOtgher Guards kept the passage open for them, and
on their arrival at the Hotel de Vile, the pln udits &
WAS recommended with fresh vigor. The Command
r-lnchief followed by several Majors and Aides de-
camp came out of the Hotel de Vile. and received
our armed brethren OF Licge with affecting cordali-
ty and told them that the city of Brussels would ever
be grateful for the support hoy were ready give
The two detacfments were then conducted to the
barracks OF s Elizabeth, which had been prepared
! for their reception
! (From IRE Courier DIES Pays Bas Of Sept. Io.)
BRUssEJs, Sept. 9.
The national cause hourly increases an strength; in
few days we may know VINO are the indifferent
and The ca vdrdly they who join us with
sluggish pace 20 oc7quer, requires only resolution
and perseverance. Energy has opened the prospect;
perseverance, viii ensure triumph. Our tricooured
nag Will spread proudly all Belgium hailed with
universal shouts, as the symbol of our political re.
generation.
plain and palpable object is before us; the separa
hon OF Holland and Belgium is our rallvinq cry The
b. divorce cannot be prevented
\ what force remains To the Government in Belgium
IL mas lost all moral power: 1t is on the peoples side
I enyscal strength, numbers, and force properly so
called, are equally The Government occupies
some fortresscs and maintains itself in some towns
oy the reign OF terror but tho hearts of the citizens
are IN the good cause; their obedience is passive
constrained, and ephemreal. The army isSnrthipr
the Belgian soldier will not shed the blood of his
brethren. We 10 he Dutch soldier who attacks
u.s.
We are the strongest party because no force can
prevail against whole people determined to defend
themselves To the last extremity IL is not too pro
oinces that are IN Instruction oil the provinces
except the towns and garrisons.
I We shall continue the strongest: let us also show
ourselves the most prudent
! Our deputies about to depart for the Hague
Powerful considerations opposed this Journey and II
appeared IN have been abandoned; bat when furious
uttered thppn nnI
ardice 10 abs ain. The Hulandsrs Ia ght think that
fear kept back our representatives,. After having
conquered by arms the and the wisest part is
; to regulate and confirm, by common consent with
the Crown and Holland, the new order Of tbinos IN
which we are all Interested. Are there not arranps-
ments TO be made IN respect 10 commerce and manu-.
factures aud IS not better that they should be made
amicably'
These reasons appear conclusive, and they induce
us to approve the departure of deputies for the
hague May they speak with force may they con
duct themselves with frmuess may they act with
PrompIItude! II we witness their departure with
satisfaction, we expect that their Journey wlli be de-
clslVe' and that IN very few days all viii be con-
summated.
> Meantime, let us rest on orr arms and augment our
g., numbers, Tor # ailirs do take a satisfactory
turn, we shall have to adopt determine ion which
VIII save the country from anarchy.
Inus, our attitude beng firm, and being on the
alert and ready to dss'pae the plots when may be
formed against tho country, shall be able TO pre-
vent tins fair revolutions having no other than bar
S rem result.
Yesterday morning the Etat Major of the Bur
gher Guard invited the members of the States Cen
eTal present at Brussels To the Town Hall TO
concert tie measures proper to be taken m the or IL
cal circumstances of most of the horn provinces
= rs - N1HSdVuI hf,er an animated discussi,p n,
was unanimously decided 10 be inJ;sneDi -
. PoIn' committee Of public safety charped sn,cia .
L with the follow pg obecs:- 'S
l. II, 10 watch over the maintenance of the dynasty
2 10 III -'re the maintenance of The principle Of
the separation OF the north and south
. 10 take care Of he interests of commerce and
manufa features ~ '''u
I These points established 1t was resolved that this
committee be nominated, in conjunction with the
Burgher Guard, the Governor OF the provinca and
| the Regency of the civ '0' anu
=, dePutation was Immediately despatched to N
! Handeriosse and the Members of the Repencv An
OF them declared, that so far from o2posi1g Ii e.
nation oil such committee, they anxIousIy desired
IT. ana would afford It all the aid m their o6vrr In
consequence OF this declaration, It was resolved that
eac section shOuld send TO head quarters veserdav
at SIX o'clock P. NJ. committee compo;ed of ~
ohcrr' subadern and guard, charged TO procecd
10 Inc election OF committee of public safety.
From tie Lon Ton Times Of Sept 49,
The daily accounts from Paris, and we may ada
RON every department OF France, abound with mat
! Ter o! uhulnhlshcd importance. To moments Of -.
utauon for those brave pa riots who or,ayod ~
nan oi their country, and, trust I'M God oF r,a
Hnd, victory the most memurab. in tho ,e,orJ - :
ay Ma 'oh' Ihere now begins TO succeed in its natr
I Olnd,
anxiety how best to improve The advantoges ot ~
gained and to separate those by which society
may DC sa'eIy recovered from the Consequences of
terrible and stunning shock, well as those princ,
PIES Gy winch It may be preserved IN the eniovmcr,
OF soHd and stable happiness from such Is have q rem,
dency TO perpeuate excitement, and to prolono tb
array Of passions and Of arms, after the field il ,
ana the hostile force extlngushcd "O"'
! Our own attention has been more rtnr,odi,,,l,,
turned to this second and highly critical stare n ,b
progress OF the great continental drama from obsery
ing th9t many enlightened Fronchrnen have eynrc.
cd ana continue to express great uneasness VIII, r
cara 70 the course which French politics appear to
The French law Of inheritance is in ;ts n,,,,o
republican lava law not only r.Duhl,c,n L,t =
senuaIy leVelng, and IN the 6roadcst sense demo.
The National Guards Of France. with r,r,,o,., r.
lheir chIei carry France on tler bayonef, Tb,s ..
aorinous army contains, by reasonable es,,r,a,,
rom 8OOOOO TO 100000 mon, self organizcd ol5c
oiicercd--wIth duties 80 rcquent as to keen
most constantly under arms; and at oil events s,,cl
a., WIN tn'If uegrce or discipline aud of c.prt do
corps. fcn0Cr8 them a Gi4fucf and ,,,f......f