Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1830-01-23
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" 20 s'.ss h. the diviss Of e place have allow.
The Russian troops evacuated Adr.nop. on III, ,,h Il
mors and TIE sway Of tho SUDAN 70 oce recognized
there Tue nhaean.s stated have been no, ., ali u
~s 70 eo.noe undes the prosecou of the E,ncror md
TO have dreaded the ARRIVAL their Goveno tie Pa
There rurour ha, the Emperor ha. compounded NM,
Of III. claim 70 psssaiary compensation for faiIaoha and
MaSsdss,S which are nov virtually los, the Por,e''
81 Greece he eriasly occupvipr che M
enton ofths Great Powers Indications se mat com
r,s,s mSspends'ss Of ,s Forte aud t'oasreeal r
CHS ~ os'nany to be paeed-wi DO the future condition
The Paris dates to the I2h Of December The TRADE,
Against tne ministry continued and the ministry too
which our columns prove. tina, there h.., a
ndcretion On both sideA We willing to supt,os, ba
the RIAL .lns ofhe nation i, accurately described 81 lsue
addressed y an ex ambassador tho Journal Drba
which we also give piaee.
Tho British fariismen, was further pr,rosucJ on the ,o
December the 9Th Psbsusy An i,en,Sa i, SUPPOSED 10
b entertained by tho Of reducing the four per cents
to any ss stock at sns n,ss OF thai
INSIST on payment OF the principle Coon Liverpool
The general health ofthe King spoken of a. veyy good
though represented that cataract in ono Of hi;
Mr. merane had interview with Lord Aberdeen, ON I2h
The.London Courier, of 18th December, ra,her
sneers at what it calls "the profound politics" itali
cisng the word profound, Of President Jackson in
| acknowledging the representative of Don Miguel.
Mr Stratford Canning, formerly minister from
Great Britain to this country, has been created
Knight Grand Cross Of the order ofthc Bath
E|ea the Dryesu Blanc.
"Any longer respect to these people would appear
Of weakness aud signs ofcowardice The feeble and
tho base do not unite in Franco. The crisis is an
proaching il is inevitable it must be short and salu
tary The jacobin journals affect to repeat that the
Ministry are DESTROYS of avoiding il BY their retire
meut They lie to their partzans and to themselves.
The Ministers ore ready and determined and the
more calm becauce they the moro resolutc; they
VIII wait for those who como 10 attack them: they
VIII not advance to encounter any body. Tho ones
ton of majority honcef1rward appearsIo them one
OF the Insignificant themes abandoned to the idle talk
Of coffee houses, and TO the Stiffness of saloons The
'1"isters loudly declare land yes US pleasure 10
they miR the Thron: by IT, and that If ihev haze
not The ng,oytty, they will TIE Throne ,oiihot IT,
relying upon the support of the King and the asss
lance of the Royaiists who only wait for signal tho
ministers will hnd in the Charter itself the means of
wrestling it from the hands ofthe factious who would
wish to destroy 1t, because it Is the work and the
support of the monarchy.
Let them persevere in the noble and eoura gcous
resolutions. and they will see, arising in their Behalf
not only the majority, but nearly the unanimity of
Frenctmen What then is this pretended delibera-
ting majority, which not only presumes to treat with
the throne as one power with another but to dictate
conditions to the living law-tho source Of all laws
that IS, royalty? Ofwhat is it composed. Of rho
toricans without conscience, Of demsgogue with
out people, and OF generals without sodIere and vet
they dare to call themselves the representatives of
public OPINION and the organs the nation. France
recognizes only the King its immortal representa-
tive; the word Of the King the expression of the
sentiments. of the wishes, of the wants, and of the
interests OF ms people; The majortyais the King"
"Sir,-l am Foreigner, but love France. It is
two years since / visited your country and assure
you tiut these PTench uraIs which prufss
opinions gave false idea Of your internal political
position.
IL arrived With the persuasion that YOU were on
inc eve OF revolution; and it IS generally beloved
OF every non some designing q republic-otbersj
desPotsmn-In many foreign Courts it is belicy ed
there are no means to preserve the the
Boprbons but by destroying all the institutions grant,
ed by Louis XVIII. Finally, general fear is created
by this split Ofjacobnism, announced SO confidently
and positively by some of your gazettes to exist
Before arriving at Paris, I wos anxious to travel
through the departments.
sit is three months since arrived here and il is
three months since have been impartial specta
tor. My being foreigner hos afforded me facilities
to observe society in nearly all it's in the CAPT.
tall and send you the candid result of my obserya
tions.
"Nevor did see a bettor spirit reign in France
Never did more fully perceive the desire which all
classes feel for tranquility Never was there less of
revolutionary spirit; never there moro una nj
nous wish TO preserve the monarchia Government
never was there less Of jacobns and Of absolutsts
The Immense majority OF Frenchmen is satisfied and
your countrymen, accused as they are of fckeness
only ask and only wish for rcpose and stability. r.
then confidently affirm that the French have been ca
Illuminated abroad, and that certain journals have
shamefuy deceived their readers by asserting that
there existed party who wished for republic I.
also affirm that every observing traveller that arrives
IN France, Whatever raay be his political opinions,
will come. TO the same conclusion as myself if he be a
candid man ond have no private interest make him
see things differently. ty-
II assert that no King ever felt more secure or tran
qu on his throne than Charles X, and that he ca H.
not but dcrde the report created to make him fear
the tendency OF his people to revolutions No people
IN Europe arc less inclined that way, and for very
simple reason-becnuse every Frenchman has still In
his memory, other from personal experience or from
his parents tradition. the frghfil evils which revo
ton produces.
81 also assert that ia revolution were possible, it
would proceed from tho Ministerial power. French
men OF oil ranks are aversc 90 it, but that power
might provoke No person in France no party,
could alone attempt to shake the throne of the Bour
bons but false friends might compromise Its safety