Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1831-05-06

that their doing furnish no proper cause for anu
orc'gn powcr to interfere, whatever might be tbs
iorm OF government adopted
THIS principle he says the King, Louis Philipru.
aud his Boarss Ministers. Lafit,c, Perrer, Sebus,i
ami. seek 20 qualify.
That II the former government and governors Lr
changed IN monarchy, the gnvernmcn mt and pove,n
ors substituted sh al DO monarchicul
This 10 the cawardly adhesion Of the modern
french government under their present, king to the
principle Of lcgi, macy and uionarchy 'rb,s i. ,h.
doctrine OF the Doctrnaires.
we notice lastly, what we and o,hcrs will fac,
obliged to the author for, description Of The several
parties in France, which originally enough ,,t,
thsir appellations from their respective positions n,
the Chamber Of Deputies.
The parties in France are now designo, Oh bv ,.,;
seats IN the Chamber of Deputies '
In the Centre, IS the ministerial Iarty: viz ,b,
Centre les doctrinaires ''' -' "o
To the right sit the Napolconists md ,,o,o.,,
Carsts. lie Cote droit
TO the night OF these Iextreme droitj the ultr RI
Carsts ana koyal!sts the party of the church, and
the ieg,t'mates, admirers Of the ancien, regime.
TO the left of the Centre sit the liberals ,t,
moderate friends of tho late change '"'
10 the left of these SIT the extreme uaucbc. Tho
hsaicals Republicans, the advocates of mouver,en,
tina, is OF pushing on tn republican principles Of
ticular they urge; P1'-
That as the late revolution, of July $780, v,s fou,.
ded on the unaliennble sovereignty of the peoni.
It is the duty of France, for her own sake Tn s,N,
tins principle, in every part of Europe and tb.rHr.s
IN Belgium, IN Poland, and in Italy. For n IN -,
ABANDON this toundaton-maxim, as to other matt. n,
.ney 'urnish an argument against their own revoIu.
uon whenever, therefore, the Cove rpors a,t.nn, e.
Goerce ny force, their subjects DESTROYS Of change
ought she cam to support her own doctr;nes
by aiding the people: as in the case of PoIsnd q
Belgium. Vi ''A"o anu
This Is greatly dislikcd by King Philip. Nv ,b.
E,a n amu al on .he iisnt OF the centre by La
&C who wish TO irritae The legitimatcs a, L,tia A.
poSsiole-to suppress all uteror revolutions ~ move
,n"nt'-to leave Poland and Italy to their &teNtn
force monarch on Belgium and to concili.t.
RUSSIA, Prussia. Austria and the tories IF Gee,
Britain They know that Lord Grew is IN sns-nu
TO Inc radicals and will reform rs little as he da,cs
and that the Duke Of Wellington is a tboronnh &c,
lstocrat OF the Castiereagh breed. Fha very las,
change IN the French ministry, ,s n chance az man
only, not of measures; they are wiIlino 70 s,or;s
national honour 20 peace
The Frankfort Argus has this paragraph.
'Mr Claws BIooRArHI.-Had Mr. Prentice ,ubr;,
tea ms manuscript to for correction we uoni5
nave made one in the very outset. Mr. Claws f,th.n
rs we are informed. was a dancing master almost a,
eminent IN his profession his has since become
the par whether or not it was aristocratic pr;do
which induced Mr. Ciaytto miss,ate that fact n hS
oographsr, tfor Mr. Prentice wrote at Ashland ,,,dsr
he Inspection OF Mr. Clayl we cannot tell. If sucb
ne the fact 1t argues little mind i'm Mr. CLAW 70 he
ashamed OF the occupation Of his father which shoM
not and with an intelligent people, would no, ,fF,et
s character OF the son. We are ready be correr.
'eo' IL IN the above statement We have erred
II MIR. Clsy's father mad been dancing master.
DIR Clay would deserve to be honored in the ex,c,
proportion he has elevated himself by hi, own exer.
'''h'' ABOVE the condition of his parentage. We're
1t possible for to have no father and unass,,ea
70 CHIMP 10 MIR Clay's he ght ofrenown, he would
deserve more credit still He is the superior rr,n
who conQuers impeachment.
MIR Ciays father however, was Baptist yVsnit.,.
the very antipode Of q dancing master.
The poetical address to Noah from the Pitts
ourg statesman is admirable; but the re.der ,,rs,
DC acquainted with the incidents and porsonapes az
the allusion, to relish it as it deserves.
rhe Citizens of Washington. the friends of Hen.
ry Clay, on Tuesday evening, conform.bI. y,
public notice, held n meeting, characterized r.,
numerous attendance, and we learn the nos,
vigorous and eloquent resolutions, introduced ~,
Gen. Jones. Wherr our present sulers are be,,
known-where they are constantly before the pubrc
view, their mbeeiity, tyranny and incspacitv. s.r,
with the natural eye, and felt as IT were with thu
hands-there they are most dsapproved and detes,ed
The National intelligencer Of Wednesday SAW:
1.-THE PUBLIC MEETING
Held last evening the City Hall by the friend, of s,r
Clay answered the CHEST expectation, those who invited
as well as Of those who attended wa, probabv Inc mo-,
numerous meeting Of doliheative character which ever
assembled ~ the CITY, even where the objects have been n
rom parry distinctions IL indeed Iatgr eon.
deIns the great numbers Of either in the oubI;o
employment themselves having relations the puhle ,mnoS
nen VINO could not therefore, be present. however thew
approved OF the object OF the meeting, without dsegadiu
'vey consideration which prudence suggests these days n
prescription and punishment Of politics al opinion ~'-
MI Nathan smith presided assisted by Mess,s Rnrde,
lnd IL Z Ws'ghtmao; and MesUs Force and C;eorge
oweeny acted as Secretaries Several resolutions were
% by Committee, (of which General Walter Jope, wa,
harman emIneDy forcble and eloquent and were adop,ed
sieat applause and unanlmiy Several gentlemen aso
the meeting at considerable length, with power.
VI ehect. ano the assembsge did adjourn ill about 10
o'clock at night" " 'N
" we congratulate MIR Nourse, ono Of the first
'ctims to "Reform"-lo the diabo!icaI system Of
opriving men Of Office to reward favores and oar
SITES and then to assassnate their fame in order
justify the active congratulate The country, dis
IGNORED by species Of tyranny worthy Of tho bIoa.