Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1830-09-07

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tise of Royalty. Great People! exclaimed the Eng
ilsh IN Paris Wonderful People! Too gallant and
intelligent to be slaves,
! The commencement of the tumult Us we imagined.
was the attempt to enforce the Ordinance sspendnp
the Liberty of the Press.
20 THE EDIToRs OF vHE WHe
! Gentlemen Inviting your attention 10 the late
eveniul crisis in France-that crisis pregnant "a i,
is with the triumph of free principles--the triumph
OF tne rights OF msn-the triumph over oppression
the triumph over monarchy and nIisruie--the tri.
nmPh OF the press over attempt to be shackled--
the triumph and overthrow of him. and of those
Who would dare set 1T defiance the constitution and
Awe al their countrywide would Attempt to dare
to disregard the will Of the SoyERsIaN THE PropIa
the additional triumph Of free principles througbot
Tue world. (aided, as they have no doubt been. BIZ
our glorious einuous, and successful examplel-this
Triumph which IS 10 add to history it's highest page
winch Is 10 lend wings to the pen of the historian
WAITING hiin to new political cline, open,ps The
glorious road TO those sacred and immu,ab BILE rights
OF man. which alone are TO at md IA mia n,lticoI
landmarks--this triumph which adds new Instr. m
the escutcheon of oar La Fayette which STAMPS in
letters embazoned, that he is the un,irinp and uo
TREND TO liberty to truth, and to his country
and which ties the gordian knot OH that wrea,h or
anreis, which is to be their verduye and duration
ETERuAL.
In inviting your attention to those truths of which
am sure mind like yeurs, noble, ehivalrous and
patriolc mas not been unmindf, nv principal object
Is 10 bring to your notice, the seeming proprietv
there Is on the part of military and citizens 70
make manifest their feelings on this occasion by
e , 'a.e, and general Examinations The
o, the principles for which Fathers fought and
Solicifs it, AN IN N pr rIT ~
W we respond to the enthusiasm of our eorrespou.
dent Undoubtedly, the present generation has wiz.
oessed no event to compare with the moral sublimi,y
tue nestmabc importance to the rghts of man.
ior the Revolution of the 2sth JULY. Whether
ID the devotion to liberty which planned the enthu
s'astic courage and patriotism which trumphed the
spendia results Of tyrsnt expelled his leeions de-
leated' nnd 40 millions of people emancp ated-view
!" al we Wiil, In its immediate and remote
bearings. ts intrinsic merits and it's infu-
ehce OH the destinies of mankind, the late Reyolu
non Ia France, challenges all history and oil times
TOT parallel! Fellow Citizens Of Richmond! shall
TINS sublime and immortal achievement of the peo.
pie against their Tyrants, pass BY without public
demonstration Of our affection fbr the good old cause
Without word OF admiration, or of sympatby. No.
so wac the dawn OF French Liberty received bv orr
ancestors. 10 the spirit dead within usi Have ,.o
no longer sympathy for the human family struooIno
with their tyrants d. oppressors' Content with the en
Joyment OF liberty ut hons, have we no h.a,ts m
feel for others, no gratitude for the of the uni
Vefsai cause no words of applause for the actors IN
Inc late splendid and unparalleled events at Paris,
-, Extract from letter received by gentleman of
'nS S. cHy, dated NEw CASTLE, KY. Aug. rs, 1880.
owing TO the long and yet continued dronoht !,
lhis ana the nelghbor:ng countess the crop of Iob.c
co VIII be cut very short. lthink can safely sav
'hat the hve counties in this section of Ksntucky
are I'D 'he practice OF raising tobacco, will make
less than fourth of the usual quantity. b.na n
certain intelligence from the south side of c.
Ver' Dat Incline to think that the prospec, there ia
! not much better. ~ S'o 10
i From the New York Journal of f.omm.,,. &c +,
| ahe nea0s and The market.-Tbe commcrc,ai ,s,,
! published this morning possesses esa inte,s., 80
tn"t WHICH we have received by several previoua
arrivals. 1t was not calculated to produce mn oh e
fect on the market, and if it had been otherwise tb
absorbing interest of the political IN euence would
nave We neu'roliaed it, in part at least.
>. "hea' eoh!lnnes TO press upon the market, and
the price to yield little. Sales have been ma3s ~
far Southern at los IO6c, and these prices are
now quite the top Of the market. We are told of
: few sales of flour at s. but the market is dull
ton sold for the Liverpool market. boh as an,
are. The general business however IL lim;,ea anS
at recent prices. s"'
Az N, 10 make roors for the important Poreion
news, we are compelled to Law over till "a ms
low, several Adveriisements-smono ,b.., ,k I.
seTles. The Nos. drawn in the Connecticut s,,s,a
Lottery, No. ID, were, S'"'e
\ IL So ~, y, Sd, 80, 36, 49,.
Defd'oare q " Carolina Lottery, Class No. d.
! 10 be drawn TO-DAY, and thu, drawipo will ho
: received on Friday, at O'Clock. "'' W
On,on Canal Lottery, No. 10,
! To De drawn on SATURDAY,.
~ D,smot Stamp Lottery Mo- Ii.
10 De drawn at Richmond nth Sente,nhox
No. 2. :" H"''eIy, Class
81 10, 81, 10, 3, SO, SO, Al, 70.
Glass No 10: 'P N"'a' Ho'eery'
%. AZ: !, q, SO, 60, 3, a, SO, 40.