Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1830-10-12


u We extract the following f.om the evening
edition the Journal of Commerce The CONNER
ciai Advertiser of the evening persists IN dcny
ing The fact. To-morrow'S mafwlll doubt settle
the qneSiIon--a question of some moment, If we may
Judge from the lnteres' it has excited N New York
trom The ELsfor-S'ean Boat Caasic'laiioa, I
Wednesday, .4rg t, 1850
day III the DELHI Republican II submitted before its
publication, TO has political friends by whom approved
get inns Information from Mi SuackenooSs the Regency
candidate Tor Senator oabanrd Caihi comes
hom a Keller the late Sheriff Of Delaware couay, who had
seen the declenSon Albany Eve JoHrasi
We give The following Jud,cous remarks upon the
recent news sfcommotions in the netherlands, fran
the National Gazette. However much the people cf
France may desire peace, will they quietly permit the
people OF Belgium to be put down and kept down by
the strong of i5hboriug powers. Ii MT, viii
there, there be peace in Europe; II at present
appears TO b. extremely doubtful. There can be no
doubt That the ruling powers of Prussia aud Austria,
ale well aware oft6s danger ofFscach principles Jas
they callcdl spreading among their subjects, and
wi! seize with avidiy cverya reasonable excuse Cor
attacking France These events il belgium viii
give the excuse IN all probability What Is easier
than to say, that the recent CONNEXIONS have been
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cannot be- safe from her int7igucs. This was the
game played By Eng aud on a former occasion-
These spccuatlons may b. incorrect, bat for our
selves should not be surprised to bear shortly OF
gen5rll war un the Continent OF Europe. Crowned
Heads against The People. no one need fear the
issue.
The Rc7olviioa in Ike Netherlands is an event
which expected part OF the s'Qu of the
great vclSstudc IN France 1t was known that the
BelgIans had loag been disaffec ed tho uion with
H"l AMI, independent ~ OF any MINOR or incidental
grievances. There is much confusion IN the accounts
OF the Belgian tumu.is; Is difficult to furnish dis "
unct view OF what mas happened, and the at nude
which The King OF the Nchc lands finally to X Is not
yet asccrtainabc. According to he last aGviccs,
twenty thousand Du;ch troops were approaching
Brussels; the people of AntwCrp and other cities
Belgium were III Iusurrcc,Ion, aud SO forth The
cunyocalou OF the States CsHergt for the l3lh uit
may have served 10 allay temper the popular agi.
tauons but the OF disorder lie too deep TOR
[ speedy and e"I:G pIchcatDn Rom me near and
| strong iGt, ras; winch England must feel in
! The tranquility Of the NATURALIZATION the
direct, vital concern which Prussia has IN the
the sIme object, aud from he ties ut affinity which
connect the Juse OF Orange with The Russian lmporl1
family. those powers cannot fail to be reused some
prompt and energetic interference. The very spread
in this way ct The French fire is sufficient 10 The
ChcRl cabinets, a degree yond the sensation
al the expulsion Of Oh rles X. 1t IS h gh.y proba-
bic hat Italy has already 9 ven serious business
! Prince Maueruch. As for Span, VIC consider al
the reports Of revolt there al least premature
The London Morning Caron,c!c, OF tho , LIST An.
gust, o1sery that the polite j fabric reared IN Eu-
! ropn, by the enernes of the nations, GA the
throw of Napoleon, is fast crumohng to pieces.
This may be true, but II does MOI appear likely that
I those enemies, who yet strong m arms and arts
will allow Tic process 20 advance without struggle.
From he beginning anticipated n ghly convuI-
SION; the occurrences the netherlands do uo we K
en- thai presenument; compromise between the al
yc.4e Interests and claims Of ,he SJvsregns aud the
People seems most impossible.
I The Paris respondent 70. q of the Morn
ing Chronicle, writes 70 the editor III ths ran--
AT toe commencement of my correspondence on the
Affairs Belgium with decided opinion, whrh
founded upon facts tic most lnconovea5c and winch have
seen with mg eyes. an. heard wih my own The
fact the following, win ch beg Of you n rcmcm and You
will fad that ere long rsl, viz Belgium viii never he
permanently Tranquil, until it again forms part Of France
81 an very anxious To impress this point npnn you-and'
through the Morning Chronicle upon th,se who dusot your
country the march Of public affairs may be tod that ius.
ia wi! u, aot thu! Granted may he told that france
dor not desire il! and for the sake Of clearing tie road c
viii say--Gnned may be tod that England VII never per-
nut ~ a,Fon1sr- is English port the Continent,
ang nat the Duke" Wellington a inspector ~ ~" 'os hh
sroE places That county, would sooner sra Belgium in Es
VIOLATION Tor twenty years and involve Great Br tain
neni'6 var han permit H. 10 in' also Isay s'an'ed may
be told that l UIct wJIJ destroy the balance 0! Europe,
would make France powerful and Holland feeble would
Icn1sr Russia o"nPo'n hy WcaHrnn5 'he alliance Of The
Pays Bis with Pu.sia Hu ~ 1 this wil
ynuo1 vi" b' a down. thai the armed Forces %! Prussia and
Holland viii march upon c people and destroy thousands aud
tens OF houslu1 and na npugt shall remain IN Flanders but
towns aud dcsoiato villages Aud once will
-a'GTantcdi But what Of all thg Can a whole popul.
l'on be eEeninaie? No Men, women aud children with
Use army and mnTne of Bcsumare ALL speak Of the mass
AL io union with france" aud though the cveniInay Du de-
J laycd, it cannot hc prevented
Assure yourself hrn, pray you of the truth another
remark which e equonce Of the last, Wv nat tis
yoluion ln 'hc l'aYs Bas commenced m 1915
" am disposed - That which think WIN knb,
any thing ih' sjrct will deny that even had ihe touSiu
ton 81 the Pave 1F been peT'ccvrn bad the King acted
win olpaft1'iy aud w-dru'cvgu had his Ministers
ed equally rom Belgium nuI lIDlnuAevcn had Tic Press
hcrn hc,eycn bad toe been dmu,.hrd-ctcu had -
Judges been pcmanen-eyen had the instruction of Tire you
Of te cOuoiry been put proper JIss-and even 81 %
tousand wrongs whch have been committed had been
pcTe'u'rd and thousand petitions which have been
rejected had met with attention, s' that tt Begaus would
noyrr have been satisfied until their country
more united france. do say that the revolution
might MT have bern yst further prolonged do uo sag
that even now may not DC for while suppressed bui 70
certain That Belgium must be united France before there
can ever be reposc and happiness tho cpunty thai
nothing but superior military now prevent the item
ling.f rovt I.l.I f.osu