Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1831-03-01

Of the treason your answer was new oath of
ole hdei'y, aud al this moment soc in Il whole
tent OF our vast empire only impulse in the hearts
Of all only ssninen The desire of SHARING ne eff.
tort for the honour OF their Sovereign tho ipyiosb,y
OF the empire and to sacrifice to their riches
peri'y, tnd even their lives. We have concentrated
wi emotion 'his generous transport OF the love of m
people TO p.rson and 10 the country ard wa CON
slider II as sacred duty to answer to Il by word. Of
moderation.
"New ,scri6ces, new III rte, will not be necessary
Cod The defender Of the legitimate cause 1. with ~.
add powerful Rus.ia lie able in single decisive battle
10 reduce TO obedience those who have dared 10 drb
Teace. Our faithful troops, who have very rec entity
ds'in suished themselves b. numerous victories are
already assembling on the western on,ier of the en-.
pre- We are re dy TO puni the treason, but al the
came time will di.,in <ush te'ween the nnocen n,
and he guilty, and pardon the weak who through h
by to resist or through fear, followed the torrents oil
rebellion.
"No; all The suhj-cs OF our kine1 ON of Po'and al,
the inhsbitsnsof wsr.aw, have take part in tn
conspiracy and its deplorable consequence Several
have shown, by dying soriouly, that they knew their
du'y; Others as we have seen by tina rel ors OF the
Grand Duke. were obliged to return with tears of des
pair to the place occupied by tho rebels thew form
with the victims Of fraud and reduction the greater
part OF the army, and the Kingdom Of POLAND. We
addressed them in proclamation OF the 5h (l7D o.
this month, (aiready publishe) in which. expressing
on, just di'Peasure at the violation of faith, gave
orders TO put an end 10 all usurpaion OF power ci,
ornaments, and to place every thing on lie orm.r
foo ing. BY doing this they may still repair the fault
Of their countrymen, aud save the Kingdom OF P.iand
aon Ip pointing out this the only me ans of saety
we make known 10 all our faithful eubject. h. effect
Of our cemency they will see In ID our resolution
10 maintain untouched the rights Of the throne and 10
protect the country, well the equally irn resou
,ion 10 excuse those who have been led astray
Russians, the example Of your Emperor will serve
you az guide. Justice and no vengeance upshnken
6rmness in the combat for the honor and welfare of
the sta,e without hatred towards infatuated adverse
res-love and respect for those subjects of our king
dom Of Poland who have remained faith ul to the oath
taken TO usa prompt reconc aton with all those W bo
return 10 their duty You will ful6l our homes a, Won
have already done. Pensvsre in your peace aud
tranquility, In firm reliance upon God the eternal
efactor Of Russia, and 10 a Monarch who knows The
greatness and the sacredness of bis vocation and will
know how to maintain unimpared the dignity OF his
empire aod the glory OF his Russian nan e.
EST Petersburgh IL Gay Dec. in the 9th wear Of our
reign. Signed "NICHOLAS"
We copy from the London Sun the following well.
merted comp iment paid TO the Presidents last Mes
sage:
by far the most interesting portion of the speech Of
the President Jackson, is that hich aludes the
late Revolution in France. The Pre-, ident he Q
speaks the sense OF an en'erPrising and intelligent
ton, In language worthy the most exalted age Of
dom. There IL no be,itaiioD-no jealousy-no paItrv
compromise between enthusiasm the one hand ard
exPediency on the other. In this respect the New
world reads hne mors lesson to the Old, and in her
ProfessioD not less than in her practice presents
silent, but cutting contrast 10 the nsdious conduct
OF that Government, which avowng it's APPRECIATION
OF the proceedings Of the French Revolution, vet
during its fortunately brief career made every ell.
fort TO neutraize its good effects. An American
Premier, has dared to thunder forth what on Enc
one scarcely venured 10 whisper General Jackson has
boldly proclaimed his cordial approbaio of the de-
thronement Of Charles X ian event auspicious 10
he dearest interests Of mankind" while the Duke OF
We know not which Of the two Premiers we most res.
pect for esgacity."