Litchfield enquirer., 1831-02-17

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the prOtOcaI Of the 18th or November, geeelv-
ed intO the great European family ns IN In
dependent power. Such a rssult needs no
comment.
Count Sebastian announced 20 % IN the
conf.rruce that we should eOOn have the hon.
eur 10 be presented to the King; but the ur.
eenry uC affairs calling me hack 20 Belgium,
M. Gcndrbirn will express, I" his Majesty
Louis Philip our gratitude for the Noble atti.
t,.de " Inch France has assumed in the inter-
esis Of "uT c"nniry.
.sThrrp RENAME Tor Belgium question ri
honour and Of immrnse importance On which
many strange suppOsi,fUns have already been
made. I mean the choice VI n prince. Ia
thi. respect the National Congress perceives
that it is neither fur the provisional govern
ment nor the diplomatic committee to take
the initiative but what both must do. is to
b- prepared to assist in the sequel the deter
n1inaiion "f the Congress, which will know
how To cOncilitate by it's choice, the interests,
| the dignity, and tae Independence Uf Belgi-
um."
Berlin. Dec s7.--Priva;q accouuts say tha.
! in many places in the Polish frontier near ST.
| lesia, the Russian Polish arms, hich vrrg
! destroyed On the FIRST cferS pscefce. have
hccn restored. aud guards stationed in plaex
Of the Cossacks, to maintain the rpgulaiions,
| uf the customs "n the ancient E,oting.
The Augsburg Gazette contains the follow
I ing, dated St. Petersburg, Dec. 10 -" The
| Inhabitants here are in Consideration respect
| ing the insurrrcii"n at Warsaw. and MANY
| fear the luss Of dear relations. Al a review
yesterday the Emperor, accompanied by the
Hereditary Prince, rode through all the ranks
| If the regiments, and made known the events
ut Warsaw to the soldiers, who aIl cried far
vengeance, and were joined in their indignn-
| a. Al 4 4
complied WITH" answered the Monarch ~
myself will lead you against the rebels" A
general hurrah then rcsoundcd from all the.
ranks, ard shouts off, Down with the Poles ~
were heard from all sides. Since this memO-
rablc scene, which renders the Emperor i'm
mortal in the eyes of all the Russians, every
one vies with the other in making patriots
The French papers state that Prince LeD-
pOid Of SAKE COburg is to he called to the Bel.
gic throne, and, in order 10 remove the ieal-
ousies Of France. is 10 marry the daughter of
the Citizen King. Marshal Gerard, the late
Minister Of War, is said to have lately com
plimented Princess Mary ON her approaching
nnptials and honors.
/ The French papers mention report which
prevails at Rome, that maturity oC the Car
dinas appear decided to vote Cardinal Fesch,
Archbishop of Lyons, and uncle of Napoleon,
T to the Papal Chair.
4 A London paper Of the gath of December,
says" During the last week or ten days there
have been many shipments made Of niuskpts,
pistols, gunpowdrr, and other munitions "g
war. to different parts ofthe Continent. The
value ct the exports Of this description Of Brit
ised manufacture is estimated at about 10000.
+ Other orders are in the course Of completion
The entries were principally made for Dun
kirk. Bayonne. Sc.
Cir lance Gruhan afafnd - Ala ERu,,ea ~
Commons, that the Ministry will attempt the
work Of Parliamentary Reform without dis
solution; and then, If unsuccessful recOm-
mend dissOlution.
Ireiand.-Mr. O'Connell had attended n
dinner at Droshrda, Of the friends If Radical
Reform and a Repeal Of the Union. Mr..
Steel Officiated as Chairman, and gave rs ~
toast, "The Repeal Of the Union" and re-
marked, let Mr.. O'Connrll tell you how and
by what means it is to be repealed.
j Mr.. O'COnncll accordingly rose, and made
a very long speech, from " hich the following
are passages :-"I do nat cOndescend to ar
que the case (the repeal If the Union) az one
of necessity. ] am an Irishman. and deny
that any nation upon earth is our superior. I
know Of no people who arc more virtuous, I
knew Of no nation possessed Of superior tai
ent, and deny that any country is entitled ~
he the master Of Ireland-(hrar. hear.)
Know "t noth'ng IN our composition which
should make rs grovel to the earth before
others. and !, for one. can never consent tn be
a slave-(cheers.) We are too good, too
stout. too strong. to wear letters. and we arc
~" unanimous tn endure th~m-(chcers}"-
1--WE were in a state Of madness; in the iim..
vt our insanity. Catholic was turned against
Protestant. and Protestant against Catholic.
Our country was driven into rage and flry.
in which blood and embarrassment only filed
her distressed mind. and while we were in thu.
very excitement Of lunacy, the strait waist
coat Of the Union was put upon us--(chrers.l
The time Of Ireland's madness, is, however,
gone blythe moon No longer is obscured-
it shines bright and clear, and the GOODNESS
and purity Of the frozen season Of winter
have cooled the veins Of ireland. Her people
are returning Is reason. asd. as they begin
more distinctly to understand the dcusion in
Z" which they had been seducrd, they Income
the more determined to regain tie rights Of
which they have been deprived-(heaf. hcar)'
"Am I" be told that we are not strong en-
"ugh to he independent Am certain I'M
derrate the inhabitants Of Ireland when esti-
mate them hut as eight miLiioas-(hear) L.
there not in Ireland, then. sufficient number
TO constitute VS. an independent nation? II
was . maxim Of Grattan--and il was one
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