Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1831-10-21

be either overlooked or despseJ, whsr In otbcr re
spects proposes no violation Of justicet Is such
opinion when II relates TO the affairs of government
always, perhaps imperstvely, commands some species
oil Difference IL Is more especially due at period when
institutions yet scarcely brought FORTH want the pub
substitute II is at such period that we ought to re-
hect that institutions, however excellent cannot be i'm.
posed upon people by FORCE and AGAINST lis w IN
II were most dangerous and Improbable experiment
which would exingush, at the risk of tho greatest ca
Iamities, that sympathy which hencciorh TO cxis
between the nation and its government"
II re the President paused for moment
The members all requested him 10 res,.
After few minutes res', ,he NJ mister resumet.-
Hs said hal tho mo,nsnt :, Which they were ofIs,iny
up me hereditary succession to tho urgency Of publs
opinion was no, the mOmea' for euOgixips its advan.
tages; tie psrtisaos OF life peeragr he added had
DO n 81 sufficient pens 10 show that L. was no snpo.-
.tous regard 20 ,h' perogaive which caused Mini.
ter. 10 make la, oH'rirg WITH some rgss,.
The Prssrlsnf, 10 puaing the thi.I m.uhee cf hi,
proposition ia fo'm made short preface:
fes, Gen smen, sines unconstitutional
whish ough. to DO regarded in theory "a hs
rs.s o. pubs liberty /" son'ounded in os nsgna,cn
OF The people i,h the ancient arirtosra, rover the
opprfs or Il cur civil libs resn,e cur du w. COR ab
su'e guy Is TO consult The popular impr, sson, We
propcss 10 you az Nj nistes charged collect the put
TIC opiuions and TO ga .iy them ia al hat il no, son
uary TO jdst;ee--we propose TO you as The deposries
oil The Interest Of pubis order but 1t ,he same ti,ne
.ptSwlng upon yeu' a. ies'iatrs part, eat par,
p---w
70 you 10 declare iha 'hs pserags has ceaisd to be
Hereditary"
The Pto'iden, addsd--"Mesn,iu,-, gen Iemep, he
eAanihNi9n o. 'he question i'll beiongi you sxclu-
Wey; ara yeu can persuade yourselves iha you san
tFcos Ire In The symptoms CT pubic opinion or IL may
De IN our own previous Judgment, mo ives suis,n,,y
eosea' % taks decisive par', we sh,li accept the
sn's whish may bs presented 10 us by the
We shall Without dfcuity, rally to he taitaire 10
which the sentiment Of your con.iu,onal respond.
OH may give birth In his Chamber. A debate con.
n mir ~ o.I 4.
sPns u un'o'cs'en results, for conscience receives
IN sutn sincere discussions revelations which honest
men viii anxion,ly co leci and preserve"
ne speaker continued siil at vsry great lergh, in
Tue same sprt OF eoncsssin and apology, d sonclud
'.The King has ordered us to submi 10 your delibe.
ration the following project of law, sks rank after il
shall be sdOrtd, among the articles Of the Constu.
uonal Charter, as asti'le %
lHefe follows 'hs prejec' OF law, publish d Ia our
las'
. From the London Courier or Aug a.
usses P'psrs 10 tho 2ls Ii o. eacbud u. Ihis m orn.
os. ihey annolnes NO rsther impcrtaat facts hs',
,h' inc American Government has insisted upon an
Indemnity from the Kug Holland for tho losses sus
tanned by Amsrsau merchants In tue COL ~ ration A,
Antwerp, and secondly that IL Is tbs Of In
Con'rrencs TO insist upon tbs reduson Of tho military
o'ce IN belgium, 80 as to Put that country entirely
upon the foot, & Of neural state. We uink The Co.
vsrnment Of the United Safes has bu, dc IL, du,v in
max pg tbs demand alluded to upon the King OF Hol.
land, and tu that our G,vst nj will moi h. lor
behiDd hand ia claiming redress for B.i,i,h ,ut;,.,
VINO sustained losses Al tho same tins VIVA ever
might have been the provosa ion Of the B-lsians no
man VIII, we think pret,n 20 say that the desrut.
non ei Brl,i,h and American properly was necessary
part oil the hoiulilies Of The Dutch, paisuaIy when
eonHdered that ,hey compsll He'd 10 lodge their
m 'rshaudize in the wac hous-s Of Tie King If 10
iAese demands be added sams Tor con pen ration
ny me french for tho expense OF their assistance 10
nsgio, add by the Bsiyisns for tho damag, ir die,
oy ,he Du'h du' oS tho late Invasion, he Govstnmsn,
oil tho Hsgue will have occai draw Isrge'v upou
NE PnFsss as we'll the p,irosm OF nha biants Of
Holland WAh respect 10 tho reported of The
Conferences 10 piass B;giqm entirely upon neutral
IVo'ins, there esnnot, imagine be- two opinit n +.
among reasonable mer. To say nothing Of tas wan of
military means amorg the B,lgans and the de eier
ey ae TO personal bravery amo?g grea, portion OF ha,
people, may be issly assumed tba, hs &c
and neutrality OF the Sa'e can OILY be main
famed ny such guarantee Of neutraty on the part OF
treat Bfitiin and +. sncs, would render the exs
'enee OF Ihrgs military force unnecessary for
safety oil Is il would be Toe with the
limited exieo, OF lite p.eunary resources. With snsh
guarantee !, can mater very ltle whs her the K,ns
u Holland keeps up his present. aoy other amount
u lore; bat we spprehsnd that with trading people
Ike the Dutch, they will be sorry having an Oh.
oiuniy Of reducing the large army hish the have
rmed
1Ppedrdnce Of neuo Island in the Af.d,terranean
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