Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1831-06-20

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with beneficial consequences The policy Of the RI
Ism government is to respect tho laws of all nations
out to allow none of the subjects of William ~ to h
ROBBED or nsulted with IMMUNITY. "
,rAHis-Snce the 5th inst. the anuivcrs,rv of NJ
death, the number of vsiters to the column in
,e Piace Vendome to scatter flowers and chapIc,p b.
ooe, very considerable every dav Yesterday the s,a
a every projecting part of the pedestal was absoute
I ioa WIN these fading tokens of respect. To the
apiets and howcrs however, were added numerous
innahuscriPt inscriptions many of which from ths;
,i from the railing were llegible AT two of
in begb, w we're placed Expresses in tubs, full six feet
Which, Ill ~ Which were affixed inscriptions one of
WHICH called Tor the restoration of the efipv of H.
vG 70 te insignia of the Legion of Honor; and The
othef expressing wish for the repeal of tho I, h
which the Buonaparte family are excluded from, 10y
and mite at t tne son OF the exemperor might return
his father These objects displayed around the oy, oi
naturally attracted considerable crowd which ~.
augmented aea by throngs of fowerseers. criers Of
painphiets, &c. who remained there till LAT. =;
tho evening. About O'Clock a Iarpe mob ~ -
ceeded down the Rue Neuve ST. Augustine tovarS
mn race tendome where they danced round the col
9 m and then knelt down and sung the Marse;Uo;
MS done, they shouted "Vve In Republicans, Wv, t.
ooaVeran Peuple! and then directed their stems tow,
ards the place de la Concorde where thew ran,i
'nelr dance round the pedestal in the ccntre w.
afterwards departed for the Palas ROYAL and in s;n
guard house opposite the Rue ST. Florentin cried
nNe ID lhgne. but upon reaching tho Hotel - a.
Minister of Finance the national guards nm d,t. '
| ed out and dispersed them. ' i''-
=, ms morning numerous groups again assembled in
race Yondo"n", which strong detachn,ents 81.
national guards and troops of the line went tbithar "a
| The colp,,
pcY cie"red OF the flowers and other ornaments .nd
sentnes stationed round the railing to nrevan1
others being deposited. any
'hkrooI, May 1.-THE English County Elections
ave now terminated in the return of upwards nf IN
neiorhers, and of not more than 5 opponens of 80 ~
ine couhues OF Buckingham, Huntingdon and West.
i s each send arti-reformer to Parliament
anu shropshire Possesses the undivided disgrace of bav
ing returned two The result of the Northumberland
ore Dorset elections is yet known but the utmost
eoct which they produce will be to sve teT.nt;
anil acc
are CERTAIN therefore, of majority of upwards of ten
~ ono, happen what may; and expectation is that
o Two elections which still doubtful Will Increase
ana not diminish the majority in favor of reform '
ms result is as decisive any one could desire of
and Iandb o., dieeg amongst the gentlemen. yeomen
M iaiuhoiders OF England. There is not q SINGLE
county IN which antireform candidate would H.
succeeded II the people had been organized as tb.v
! were Ill orkshire, Lancashire Worcsster and Es1
In Bucknghanlshire the reformers Uere d,;do.1 =:
huntingdon they brought forward only one candidate
hough' from the state of the POLL they could eydent
aSe carried two In Westmoreland they submitted to
COMPROMISE and in Shropshire they neglected all the
ccssary preparations until too late and commenced
of tS without effective organization. The result
nc contests IN Worcestershire, Essex and we NAV
add Cornwall, has shown what the people Could do ,vby
prepared and though the general result far
exceeds our warmest hopes regret that the anti 70
formers should have been allowed to Green in 49,
.oie. a majority OF ten to is decisive enough
ua. perfect unanimity amongst the county members
i would nave been still gratifying
i we have now therefore, on record the opinions of
y interest In the state on the subject of reform
Gates of London, Rr;s
anu l1u! nave not sent single anti reformer to
armament Manchester, Leeds, Birmingham Sheffield
ana leicester, the apitas of the manufac
lulhg alstrlcts OF the kingdom, hava spoken ont in
manner too decisive to be mistaken; the m;n;n d;..
OF Cornwall, South Wales and Staffordsbire ba, A.;
o 'heil zeal Tor reform by every in their
power nundreds OF towns, inferior in mapntude N
those which we have mentioned above and not d;st
suised as the seat of any particular manufactnre h
Important and respectable places, both on acconnt
OF their wealth and intelligence have raturnad I'LL.
ec 70 Parliament, or petioned and subscribed in
~ ~ fe.orm the press the representative as well as
% suiue OF pubic opinion, has every where thrown Il,
innuence INTO the scale; and to crown the whole ~
I interest OF Engand-thc possessors of all the
real property In the Kingdom class of mon -
iy opposed 70 unnecessary change, and Interested
perhaps even more thar other classes in the secr;t
property and the preservation of the public peace has
not only given It's sanction to the claims of the peone
ou mas surpassed all other classes in the efrt th
winch 1t has supported them. From wbat we ba,
t hoo nave no hesitation in saying, that if the rot
on ccl0ugns could have been off for the nresent
anu the Parliament had been elected by the neonI
returned. '''u nave Oeen
Notwithstanding the assertions of Sir Robx, D.,
or Richard Vyvyan, who said, on the day ON which
armament was dissolved, that were within tyentv
iou hours oil revolution the elections have nossed @
with unusual quietness and good humor The 1i 81
te people has every where been tempered with moders
aion and though the Tory papers have been taking
ABOUT 'he reign OF terror and FORTH there has neve1
oee less either OF fear of danger than during the last
''i me ooroughmongers may be afraid Of losing
.m poel, ana we hope and trust that they will have
SUN stronger grounds for their apprehensions but fbe;
Sons ana their property safer than they ever were
anu !nlS they must know themselves for though we do
not give them credit for any particular sapacitv et
ey cannot fan to see what terrible risk thew would
thcy had succeeded in permanently Defeating
MEASURE IN defence of which the whole nation has
SHOWN SO hucn zeal and determination. Their estates
ana persons are now safe those of others but IL
they had succeeded in defeating the Ministers and 10
oyng tho bill; neither their lives and fortunes would
nave been worth twelve months purchase. All this
danger rs passed; in three months thc hill iii -
inc la" OF the iand and is the consciousness oftbis
winch mas given to the public mind trannp;l;t1, -
satisfaction such as it possessed before a''
m IRON BelpS Weekly Messenger of Mav ISL
LIE FOREIGN ExcHANGE.-The state of the Foreion
bIcnange has attracted much more attention thar 10
ual IN consequence of the continued fall in rates SL
mas oeeH Observable for some time past The opera
o OF inc BANK OF England, in circumscribing the
issues OF that establishment in consequence of the e
OF bullion increased the anxiety to the con
Ilon OF exchanges upon Hamburger Paris, &C. Yestsr
DAY afternoon however, there was a react;on - 81
prices the rates upon Hamburg, and Paris have mnro
you Sightiy. The exchange upon Amsterdam was Tea
dy' Inc expectations ofhe precious rnotes b,ye 80
large within the last week, but for some time pro,;o,,