Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1831-03-03
Nj. DE CoRoELLEs Say Of kinss.
M. GUIzor.-l repeat it-of peoples.

M. DE Core EEL LEs.-O kings.
NJ. Msnsoiu- France desired 10 resume her rank
nsoos she needed b che lonsed to return
have you done satisfy this craving Of
vengeance sud outraged honor sleAk mot OF YOUR
se.s nome. but what were your fret acts abroad
on Recognized those treaties OF 1914 and of hich
me very namo recalls tho disxr.ee Of France. You
rrenehmen ,oo-you have ratified tho abandonment Of
Landau, Of Sa"e Of those frou,rs given to US
by Louis XIV. What do I say-you have even cub
hted 10 s'rucng 'hs fortress Of Huninsu n
80 that the Hsve'ic ari.ocrscy had tho power over
you TO prevent your rebuilding upon your SOIL he
works oil town. OF which tho defence was enough 10
r.nd mao Industrious.
What 10 the rceult Of this system Of ,i,nidnv and
wskns,. - mat 10 these autograph iet,ers Of
reign whom we have elected take an attitude which
dare 70 cay, was not worthy Of France What. then
y.t me re,S" Of Il! Ills at in hi, answer, cove
reign Of me Moth has not feared to lavish his
upon us-i cay u.s. for every injury which the king Of
France receives srikes the same time sverv +, .ncb
Immersed marks Of assent1 Al the same in-
wste re-, the letter which had been addressed bin,
anu u" 'n's gay the 'rsult remains unpunished-[ex.
e'amauou' In tho centre l understand these muir
wrong to exact PREPARATION from the Duke Of Mode
MAJ oecau.e he too little, and double has not been
s1ac'ea from The Emperor, because ne 10 too big
You deny the principle Of ,h. political unity
OF Eur Ps: what becomes Of tho monarchicsl
principle. , sr the popular pioeip',' Do you no,
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heve that kings will remain exposed to tho couaRiop
Of exampe' Do you believe that they will no,
what hey call their risb's and that they will consen Mt
70 love their absoiat. Crown! II boots DOT 10 know Via
her we desire peace war. but 10 know that va are
re'dy for what may happen. Do you vi me to 70.
mina you what are Inc hrs' acts Of those kinss who's,
Psc'sc Intentions you boast to-day. This Emperer n,
RUSSIA hears Of our revolution and instantly biz port
are shu to our flag, and his travelling !. b;sc,.
eeive orders to quit France AT later hour no resos
n'zes IN appearance, the elevation Of the KIM Of -
french but st the came time the order is given for nj.
troop. TO advance upon u.s. aud munitions of war arc
Iected from every quarter. wv
The warlike move mt ia no s,,oo, ,h., =, a.,
upon the Eastern frontier OF the Empire ran,nor,s;
0y land 10 increased three hund cd per centrAsL II
md, ask Of Prussia, they will tell you that they have
then 10 ignorant Of the eause' Is not because Poland
mas risen: She Is our vanguard while we abandon h.
ano he brave POLES remain wi their unassised eour
will die be /. 50; they are used TO die for m, Az
rrussi'! Her armies. not they adyar ed unon on
sorders Have they not been upon the pc mt of enter
ing Luxembourg, which the BeIgiana eouId no, .an.-
fa'e from themselves because they had undsrgoos r.
same dangers and shared the same fortunes Hs. rot
war men been upon the point Of breaking outl You
friend; yes, recognize her such. The EoyI; ~,
on At present the friend of France. There exist, no
ongFr beween these powerful nations the moiv.. 10
war, which have so long divided them,
But it Is not question of the Ens Ib na,ion. :,
question OF the cabinet What has tina, miDi.tsr don
sno lily, dir eed British s.ir., aud whom have
rh h.k 4
signed! He has recosn Fed our revolution h., y, nae
anne time has provoked the wariiko or, marathon. 20
'Pan and edmont for Spain 10 arm. snd YOU JouS,
20 ,S'e, about her. Soon after comes the kings
peecn u announces war, and the people of Iondon
30 not mistsken about T.; they rise, and tbe m;ns,
a'Is peIore them. Do you ~ish to know The serr.,
as not feared 10 upve hem entirely Al On. - 80 re
ngs o, the British Parliament in atirbutiur The s,om
10 o. Ine'and 10 the Pernicious exampie-so does he
hPfess it-of neighboring people. s
hnotner ministry has ID
uuesen'' wish TO believe, but can one iorget ,h,,l
sogahd Is governed by an arisosracy; and that sri.
ounee their PrincipIesI is the principle of The e.
sn afistocraticai power which 10 inmicai 10 ma, ana
VII never cease to be so 10 the midst OF all the dan
efs winch environ u.s. what, 10 the mean while doc.
no m'niter Of the monh Of August! He receives the
OF the Emperor OF Russia and the orator 70 vbo
,epy ,ay: =. ,his tribunal Europe approve. Of
Ssuons on an sides ere arming themselves; and we
yho are told ncesantiy that we have nothing 10 fear
Pose under the iaurels Of July. without thinking
ha, three months later Europe may CONS in arm.
o drown them 10 our blood. :" -'
IA. Cashier perrier. rising in his paee-we did not
hnk so-wo did not believe II possible NV
NJ. Mspguin.-I reproach not your int.n,oo.
'h'ng wa: TO measure probabilities and Apr ci,,s
'en-i was impossible TO be deceived have sIw.y.
.n.veo q now believe in war-wthoUt at all wishinr
" IL; ana one Of tho motives of my frequent
pom ministers that they not preparing for our
a.k how the principle Of non inter yention
: 81 sPPn@a 70 the bsIs'Sns whats the meaning Of
Isl
" ny exclude from the choice Of the BeIgians me mber
y tnat family which has reigned with such eIory 60.
'urcPe!-Wbat do lay? France herself IL ..cInJsd
what France! Is 1t France that r. iecrs BELGIUM,
10, nHe you rIsnt 70 TepuIse people who were who
I'LL, and always are, French? Yes; for me Bslsin h.
cen france; my first reflection foun il French. and
mi never eonsen. to consider as foreign stae,b.
VII OF England! thus then are sill under An. do
MN on OF ftreigners Oh, France do thew not knox
nat mere Tor people, real want which syi.ate,
uu .o' 'hem-has OF having their frontier A
fo1htr Is Tor people, what wall of enclo,ur. 4. fo
and l maintain IL, the peace oi En,ous
nus be uncertain, 90 long 40 France shsiI o,t ,o.p
!, natural limits. They talk of eIevatng tn tbs RI
Isn TN one prince OF Bavars: Do thew con,iderdo
ney no, see, that this will give additional ,tresrb H.
s.'uu ano Ausuia! During the wars Of the Empire
we were powerful tbep--Bavaris a,vavs our aIIiv |
'as always invaded, and upon her coil ,bs most h,oni
oA'ess .ook place 10 II imagined, that in Giving n l.
'um 70 her sue VIII become our ally? NJ, no-.h.
u not pose bersef to become anew the theatre NJ
eMe'' .be VIII adhere TO Austrian and ENGLISH ALL
n.., anu w" Iurn'sh to our natural enemies the
means q pouring themselves out from Mons ana NJ. |
nur upon PART. ' "A"n' euu Nt'
ny were question Of eopqueripg BELGIUM r vo,,a
Myself FepeI such an idea: but she oH,rs b.rssy |
sks Tor french Prince TO refuse her, is 10 insn
'spee hGo yet your Ministers Insist that your d.
would you avoid it' Behold, and sustain o,r ;n.,
lgn" war svofds those who defy It, and seeks ,boss
'no ieaI IT, are you unapprsed that France r,cI.in.
er fonuers-thst Russia eovets he Boepbo,us~.hs,
.ossna 70 alarmed for I,eiar d. and her own doms.,;c
ahqu'"yIIe' your diplomacy, then, be sbls and vi
esee too. (This speech produced tbs 5c.pp.., ~
weston upon tho audience, and great asitstion 80
,une.) WV" "om mo VII
NJ Dupn 'sid-The -govsrnmen. has eonto,u.a -
sP, o. ne revolution OF July; for what then was
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