Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1830-09-07


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Payette commands abe National Ga.rJ cf p,,.
under the PROVISIONAL Govcrpincnt OF 1Sres ~ -
Deputies as were in Paris, of which pb;I;n r.. -
orears' Is the hesd Lieut.. Genersi, tn, -
PIE were in motion oil over France, Dev-ss;,a ~.
Bourboosi was every wherethe excl.m,sis -.
Marseilies Hymn, the Hymn Of L.bsr,v. 1890 -
membranes Of 1870 After the Bloody eseu,. y -.
Us, foreigners astonished Ct the profoosA 80.
and respect for the hws, :.hich prevented. -
Such are the outlines Of this great ,n,s3;reucc.
The world stands in amusement. a ths rspidty and
grandeur Of events developed in too dsys. Dot one
circumstance, Is calculated to damp tho ardor which
every Republican must feel. The Duke Of Orleans
IN 'aVor with the people, and 10 epoksu Of % Kinr
Out we oci'ere !, not The peopls Of France are
hep"ohcans and determined to abolish the last 90
use OF Royalty. Great People! exclaimed u. e..
nsh ~ Par,s Wonderful People. Too gsil.n. SId
The commencement Of the tumult a. we im.s,,sd.
was the attempt TO enforce the Ordinance suspennr
The Liberty of the Press.
10 TIE Eprroas TIE Vine.
ee9',emen: inv',lng your attention to the late
eVenfui Crisis IN Francethst crisis pregnant =. Il
Is with the triumph of free principles-the tr;urnnh
OF tie rights of man-the triump1k over oppression
tne triumph over monarchy and nisruie---the tri-
umPh OF the press an ATTENDS - a. shae kI.5
the triumph and overthrow of hiE1 ma ~ 49,.
VINO would dare set 1t defiance the constitution and
laws OF their countrywide wonl3 afieupk to elays
TO disregard the will Of the sovrn9f15k ra. PEopLs
the additional triumph of free prin<ir1 fhrou.bont
tue world, (aided, as they have no doubt been no
our giorous emulous, and surcessfuT example)-this
triumph which is Ia add to history its highest %.
wn.eh is 10 lend wings to the pen Of the historian,
WAITING hun to new political Cline opening he
glorious road TO those sacred and immutable rights
OF naD, which alone are to stInd m mis- pol;,ioaI
iandmar6s,-this triumph which adds new lustre TO
the escutcheon of orr La Fayette, which stamina in
letters embszoned, that he is the unti,ing and nm
ceasing friend to liberty, to truth ard TO his counry
and which ties the gordian knot on that wreath OF
ianres which Is to be in their rerdre and duration
ETERNAL.
In inviting your attention to those truths of which
am sure mind Ike yeurs, noble chivalrous and
patriotic has not been unmindu, my principal object
Is 10 BRING TO your notice, the seeming propriety
there Is on the part of military and citizens to
make manifest their feelings on this occasion bv n
grand snlutc, and general Nominations The SUCCESS
oi the principles for which Fathers fought and
Died. demand i-our feelings cry aloud for it iiber
s""c"s 4" AN OLD BLUE
as We respond to the enthusiasm of our correspou-
dent Undoubtedly, the presen, generation has wit
uessed no event to Compare with the NOR al subIimty
the Inest'mablc Importance to the rights Of mon,
of the Revolution of Ire goth July. Whether
~"'ot'h
sostc Outrage and patriotism which triumphed, the
spendia results OF atyrant expelled. his egions dc.
fsated, and 20 millions of people aneipated-visw
e as we wIll, in its immediate and remote
bearings, its intrinsic merits end it's ;nffo
encs on the destinies Of mankind. the late Revo,n
ton IN France challenges all history and III time,
Tor parallel Fellow Citizens Of nichoonl. dan
this sublime and immortal achievement sfshe peo-
pie against their Tyrants, pass BY without q ,eblio
demonstration ofouv afectos Or The coed old cauv,
without a 'sord OF admiration. or of synpsthy, 20,
SO was the da~n of French Liberty received bv-nn,
ancestors Il the spirit dead within us, u.va 90.
no longer sympa by for the human family strpe,In,
with their tyrans g. oppressors? Content With the en-
Joyment OF liberty at home, have we no hearts "a
ice Tor others gratitude for the success Of the
veTsai cause no words of applause for the actors in
the late splendid and unparalleled events at Paris,
Extract from letter received by a nen,,en,n 50
this city, dated New CAsrLE, XIV. Aug o. isso VI
owing To the long ana yet continued drougb, i,
ths and the neighbor:ug countless the crop of Iob,c
co VIII o. cut very short. Rthnk can safely saw.
'iat the hve counties IN ;hIs section of Kentpcky
Which IRE IN the practice Of raising tobacco W IN ,S
less than fourth of the usual quantity I have M
certain intelligence fem the south side of Green
hWer' ont Incline TO rhfnk that the prospect there r.
+ rom the New York Journal OF Commerce Of Sen, q
The ne'os and the market. The commercial osw,
Puoshed tins morning Possesses less interest than
that which we have received by several previo,,s
arrivals. IL WAS not calculated produce much ef
iect on the market, and it had been otherwise tho
absorbing interest of he political in eIioe.ce would
have neuirahzed it, IN part at least
Wheat continues to press upon the market. and
the price to yield little Sales have been made ~
iair southern at los ,iO6c, and these prices are
now quite the top of the market. We are told =,
few sales of -four at 5s but the market IS dnll.
Ihere have been three tour hundred ba es OF Cot
ton soid Tor the Liverpool Market high our prices
are. The general business however IS limited and
at recent prices. q ~ -