Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1831-08-16

tors satisfying themselves beforehand 10 our present
situation, as TO the opinion OF candidate wha,
not IMPLY desiguaed by tho terms 'resstapce, and
movement. know not why we should shrink be-
hind our wan, OF light on this fundamental and simple
question Do you or do you not disiro hereditary To-
gslaiots, and representatives. who represent only them
selves" IL 10 not 1, an old and
constant fender, devoted victim and recent soldi
oil the cause OF order founded on iioery-I, who with
out distinction OF pret ats, parhes have al all times
branded ctime, comoaed oppression, and shrunk
before justice or popular violence, that be aus
Pse.sd oy any who have aie ms@o'y aud good sense,
O. being the enemy OF that public order II 10 my
part then, while detesng anoiehy and d,piorng past
d'orders to rise again the party which has
TO reap advantages hen, by causing that amour,
OF liberty 10 be Dreaded without which, in my opuiop
puoe tranquility and tbs preservation OF existing or
dor Nit always 90 imuuit euily in danger.
Ii is therefore, tha without limiting the social ex.
issnce OF Fsance political stock jobbng, and her iu
ure to s.tlipg accounts at the end Of every month
attach too much value 20 the good condition OF our pub.
lie tund not 10 have deeply regretted the loss OF crsd
sustained by the exaggeraon Of these domestic alarms
Aud while greving ter the basi effects on commerce
and the oher branches OF industry,-whieh will be
reesobi ished, ia my opiD on, by disappointing the
hopes, restraining the liberties. and monupoz us The
proh,s of revolution altogether popu.as,-I am aston
shed al the tdeea'ion which would tain US for
get that before the revolution, causes entirely indie
pendent OF had already produced not in France on
iy, but in all Europe, manufacturing distress failure.
in sP7euia'ions, and embarra',melt in The -four
Oa the question Of war, the G.neral say. "My ex.
perience Tor more than halt century has made me
very skepica as to the npathes OF divine right with
popular sovereignty, Of aibtary powers with our
'agons Liberty, OF jealousy Of Frauee with the tree de-
veopem OF our faculties" at is icut for me 10
conceive our devotion TO the treaties OF 1915; he psia-
sipai clause OF VIII Gu wou send William ILL., back TO
Srus'el', Chass * to Pare, and Loui. Phi lippe 10
Neui'ly "Sse what have been led, for the in
erest OF Belgium for that OF France in our reeipro-
cal reauon' by the Pfooeos OF Congress, by he,ero.
geneous combinations, ~ diplomatic tmbrogiios To
the compromise OF the French name, In inigues and
nenaces against that Independence The eldest child Of
our revolution, for which in The first instance wo de.
slared Ourselves, so loi'ily and so useully.
when the Polish nation, iripiy enfranehi,ed by our
principle OF sovereignty, by the successive roLberies
OF which was h, victim, AID by the las, violation O.
The compact made with IT, arrested tho NOV, me mt Of
The Russians gains, and SHE'D the remainder of thai
blood long since lavhed oI France, what prevented
US from rrosrs'in, loudly in It's favor, from ewing
It's repre- seniavcs, and net remaining rogctds IL 10
that portion OF abandOnme nt which drgraced he reign
OF Louis XIV"
Adverng 10 the invasion OF Italy and the suff rings
and crimes lately witnessed 10 that country, the &c
neral says, /, not the fault OF the Dspuics in The
Chambsr nor OF their Legations, who sisn,6ed theis
consent in season to the sounsl of ihv K,og nor
OF the l'aisn patriots, who had right con,der
noa-con'eni equivalent TO a promise to pyeuent-hai
France did not iaterfere on behalf of the later.
tie declares his conviction that The Hereditary peer-
age cannot be continued.