Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1831-08-11
FOREIGN.
From tie Ne,o York Gazette.

, Fars, June 10, sys:-"To dny wo hear II ,vb;,nor
ca mat the British and French Governments have
ieso'eo upon interfering in behalf of Poland, and
mat an attempt IL to be made in the first instance
| aplomatcally, but afterwards in a manner moro
hostile aud decided, should it be necessary to os-
| taDiish an independent and powerful kingdom. If
had not this cheering intelligence communities
| tca to me by one on whom believe evory reliance
may be placed, should not dare to repeat it. Ar
The same time am assured that the affairs of Bel
gum have alone prevented this stop from boino,
taken ut earlier period, and now that there is overv
prospect OF I'm ainicablo arrangement of the Bslgi
an Revolution; we may expect some decided moa
sures on the part of Great Britain and France in
the course of tho ensuing month";
- 1 TIC writer then announces fact that tho
ioies VIII make no concessions-will come to no
terms whatever with tho autocrat of the North
we sunJoln some extracts from u letter from O.
L. q. dated June 81:
&c Franco will do something for Poland! You
may be sure of this! The Sun is perfectly right
When it says that Louis Philip is not made for tho
age In which he lives. He is kind hearted an,iable
and even patriotic. But he has not master mind.
not ;a th9 srrt ce one who should direct and DO
guided by public opinion. Louis Philip loves IL
berty, but 1t is the liberty of the restoration-of
good honest Burgeois who has been accustomed to
i've ut Neuilly and the Palace Royal in ease and
uihuenco as the Duke of Orleans, and who cannot
Understand why, now he is king he cannot be as
quiet as when he DUKE
30 LOUIS Philip is afraid OF stirring for the Poles
lesl lie should be denounced by de Kings and En-
porors Of Europe IA friend to ..volnt;ons ~
yet, believe me, when L tell YOU tonco nil, A.
something for Poland! l do not pretonoto have The
gut OF Prophesying any more than that under
s'aho all mysteries, but will take upon myself to
say one thing, that if Poland should be crushed bv
RUSSIAN armies, and Warsaw fall into the hama, NJ
faskewitsch, the new Russian General-in Cbier
Louis Philip would be driven from the throne of
France, and revolution would then commence
which must lead TO universal and long protractet,
warfare France will do something for Poland.
"lhe French Minister has quarrelled with La
tayette! This is unwise, and absurd. Lafayetto,
n 4 icb I t,; u,
your attention The Minister has not contradcted;
the facts stated, has he confuted the opinions
propagatcd by this distinguished patriot But he
has raked out old letter from the Moniteur
written at the close of tho last century which be
endoavors to torture into something opposed to tho
present principles and system of Lafayette In this
however, he as most unfortunate. The letter in
question required that the Royal authority should
be respected; that the National Guards should be
honored; and that the Government of the then
kng Louis XVI, should be consttutonally firm.
anu what Is there IN the recent letter of Lafayette
to the electors of NIeaux which is opposed to ths2
Nothing whatever. He protests against tumult
and anarchy, declares his opinion, that oven
now 1t IS POSSIBLE by retracng steps, to march
with the July Revolution, and expresses his hope
that Louis Philip will understand his position and
by proceeding with the people insure their conf
deuce and love. Yet because NJ LAFAYETTE haa
tolu the electors of Meaux that at present we are
not marching in the ways of July the Cusimir Pc
ricr Cabinet has taken Offences and the patriot efthe
two worlds is held up most absurdly as u man in
contradiction with himself.
o the proceedings OF the "Aide tot, ct lie Cie tall
dera Society and the approaching elections in France
must now invite Your attention. The Society has mere
y published and distributed notices of the conduct and
votes OF each Deputy in the last Chamber II has pointed
out to the electors the parts taken Deputy in the
Revoluun of July oner beToTe during innediala-
ly subsequent to the three glorious thus
enabled the electors TO compare the promises they
when elected with their recent acs-and as far as the
electors are concerned, they will be entitled plead
ignorance, the majority in The Chambers shall
NOT rePeSri lie opinions and wishes of their constu
ida foi 10 ,iai
IS thus usei"y occupied, The Electors actively en-
.reeds of the candidates They began with M Csssmir
PeTrcr, and he refused comply with request made
10 him He has since been laborins in the Moneur,
Dehas, and Messenger DIES Chambers, convince the
electors that they have right require profession of
political opinions and dissemination from the candidates,
and he maintains that the Deputies ought receive
their mandate from their constituents
But IN this as in every other part of this system, M.
PeHer has been disappointed The electors only
quIre in all the Departments Of Franse.
the question, Wi you oppose Hereditary Peerage?
but they also require distinct and categorical
"Wil you vote against large Civil List" HWi \
you support large and liberal system Of foreign policy?'
wv you obtain for France and national sysrem
of educaton:" "Wil you oppose monopolies and sine
cuFes?" "WIl you vote for NJ. Baude's law which ex-
cudeS forever the BouThons from France" and In n
great number of arnndssements they ada another nmes
ton, W you seek to procure for France all the benefits
promised by the Revolution of JULY" Thus M. Peier
defeated The electors obtain pledges beforehand from
those who solicit their votes; and in almost every case this
Is done al public meetings and before the majority of the
individuals entitled TO vote.-Our President of the Coun.
CID mas ADVISED some OF ms TRENDS no; accede these
demands OF their constituents but where they have fol-
lowed his advice depend they will not be re elected
We hear that two vessels, with $4,000 stand of
arms and 48 pieces Of cannon, are loading, on nc
count of the Poles. 1t is said that remonstranees
have been made by the Russian Government to the
above cargoes. The reply was, our manufacturers
could not be prevented from disposing of their ar
tclcs to whom they pcused.-Britisi Traveller
Under date of Paris the goth June, we find the
following paragraph-"Ex Emperor Of Brazil and
consort were to leave Cberbourg on the 18th. That
Prince is going to St German -Laye the palace
of which is to be his residence"
The alarm respecting the Cholera has extended
20 England, whose intercourse with the Baltic zen
ders her it is thought, particularly liable to it's in
PRODUCTION. The progress of this malady may DO