Litchfield enquirer., 1831-03-10

OIutiOn no longer To bend beneath the iron
yoke, which has just he~n broken. and not to
law down the arms Of their ancestors, until
they have rrgained their independence and
pOwer, the only guarantees Of their liberties
until after having secured the enjoyment Of
these liberties. which they claim upon two
fold right-namely, as the honorable heritag6
Of their fOrefathers, and as the urgent want
of the age ; and. finally, until after being reu-
nitrd to their brethren, subject tn the yoke
of the cabinet Of ST. Petersburg, and having
delivered them, they shall have made them
sharers IF their liberties aud Independence
We have not been Influenced by any nation
a! hatred against the Russians, with whom we
have a common origin; on the contrary, at
the FIRST moment felt pleasure. upon the
Iuss Of our independence, 10 thinking that, al
though our reunion under the same sC"p'rc
was injurious to our interests, yet it might
cause population Of forty milens 10 par
take Of the enjoyment of eOnsiIi ntio2al Iihrr-
ties, which, in the whole riviIixpGT " GRID, had
become equally necessary both to nations and
sOvereigns.
Convinced chat onr liberty and indrprod.
ence, far from having been hostile I" thU
neighboring States, have, on the contrary.
served, at all times, rs an equilibrium and
shield to Europe, and may moss become more
useful than ever. we appear in the presence oF
sOvereig gins and nations. with the assurance
that the voice Of policy and humanity will be-
equally heard in our favor.
If even. in this struggle. the dangers Of
which we do not conceal from Oursel, es, we
were to fight alone for the interest of all, full
| circumference in the sancli,y Of our Cause, in
our own valour, and in the assistance of the
Almighty, we will fight till our last gasp for
liberty; aud If Providence has destined this
land to perpetual slavery; fin this last strug-
gle. the freedom of Poland is to fall beneath
the ruins of its towns and the bodies Of its de-
tenders, our enemy shall only reign over de-
srrts. and every good Pole, when dying, will
carry with him the consolation, that if Heaven
has not permitted him To save his own lil,rr-
~ and his own country, he has at least, by this
deadly combat, placed the liberties OF threat
enrd Europe under shelter for Il moment.
Here follow the signatures Of the persons
who drew up the Manifesto, the Committee
of the Diet appointed to give their opininns up
on it, the Marshal of the Diet. and the Secre-
tary oftht Chamber ri Nunrins
| LATER.--Hy The arrival at New-Tork Of the ship
iri'an"a from Liverpool, papers to the 2d and Lon
don dates 20 tire ls OF Feb. received. From the
| Daily ADV extract what nil,ws:-
Tie ,uh attention ~ the Eng,is papers NJ, cared
20 hr 'nr'pni!y occupied 10y III" iri" OF Al .OConnrv
AID some oi us .acs, at Dohlin TIE, al hrcu
ned. ami pre- ar'ii0.s max ng bripg
| he tr,as in few DAYS. The following cxrrar,
OF letter from Duh!in, published ia the Courier Of
January 28th
Kine Bench yesterday have gvrn '"rn 10 "flhirs,
which mu~, lead. and that most speedily, t" cri- =.
iE III" judges d,ffcred to The legality nf the prose-
ru0n, from the Crown, the crisis n.Icht have been
delayed; b,tns o C"nnri's conviction j. now beyond
doubt, the rras ia AT band. Pray do not undcrNaue
the danger oi that crisis. You may rely on it that
IAk,,.i all 1h s,T AsIAItu On
mind mr, arprrhen general iMsurrect0n, hot feel
! convinced as do nf existence, that large
the roun,ry,-;h,, The men in Dublin who went forth
| To meet OC"nnrIi on his return from England will
be lille day Of his r,i"n bat slili less
so the day when he shal he sent to prison. The
military must act, or the mohs will let in the fresh air
! to OConnells PRISON. The Crlss then ia near and l
! know that the Orangemen and the Protestant party
expect II; they are ed tnr it. They armed,
they are organised, they comI0red by the sympa
thy which prevails towards them in England and they
have appreh the result. II is with them,
they feel, not alone question "f p"liiics!hrir very
existence as ProiesianiS is the question now agiiaed.
On the other hand it would be dereivng YOU 10 deny
that there is not strong trciimg through the Caih
Ole population If The country, in faver Of Repeal Of
the Legislative Union. The proprietary of ireland
opposed firmly t" he Repecl. They regard d"mes-
tic ParIiament in Ireland milracticabillty aud
never was there, in my humble opi"'n. any PROPOSE
ton more true. May, indeed the majority Oi the
spectacle Catholics, who most lou in their ngit
| alton for EmanciIa"n, have kept alo"f from O'C"n-
nell. Dey IKE hIe scheDlC tr NepeHi. ney
think that 1t would he a most disastrous occurrence
for Ireland, but rather think that they did no, APP
grove Of the putting down the discussions The sub
ject nf the Proclamation"
There ia also good dea! of excitement on the con.
tinent, respecting the question Of who shall be King
Of Belgium. Tie Be!gians or at least large portion
al them. DESTROYS of having for their sovereign the
Duke Of Leuchtenherg, son Of Eugene Beauharnois,
and gran ison Of the Empress Josephine. The King
Of France objects 10 his race; wh0 though they have
Bonaparc blood in their veins, may bc supposed to
have imbibed Of the family character by nOcua-
ton The dispute causes much discussion and
| versaon. How il will terminate 10 uncertain. In
the opinion OF some newspaper SPECTATORS, the qurs
tiOR Of peace turns upon it. Bot France OBJ
jec,s him. and the other powers do not approve Of
him, do not any necessity for their quarreng
with each other about il.
| The following paragraphs from Lisc rpool pa
per Of Feb. lst where they credited to the Times,
n London paper. We presume the explanation in the
first gives the true reason for the order i tho
ships mentiOned and the second for the counter or
der Ifthere any further ljecI IN view, that IL,
IL there an expectation Of naval with any
maritime power, probably much larger force would
have been deemed necessary.
augmentation of the Nary.-Ii was stated in letters
received in the city on Tuesday from Portsmouth, that
order from the Admiralty arrived there on Saturday
the line with six other vessels Of Of smaller des.
crpiiOns. The utmost activity prevails consequently
in the dOck-yards, where the generally have been
put upon the iUl complement Of labor. Il 10 also
stated I" be the Intention Of government add 5000
men to the navy service. The object of this prepare
s understand be that Of enforcing decisions
of the Five Powers resOeci Ia Relyu,n Hol.