Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1831-03-03
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NEw.YoRx, Feb. 2s.-By the Suly. from Havre, we
have our Pas 6es to the 10Th ul,, inclusive, and the
intelligence by them to bring the important ques-
ton respecting Belgium almost to point The Proto-
col OF tho allied ministers in London, which states 20
emPhaticalIy both to the King of Holland and the CO.
vernment Of Belgium, that the alhes will not allow
text, and the in which tba, protocol was re-
ceivsd by tn. Belgian CoDgress,wben taken In con-
nexion with the letter OF NJ de Bresson saying TO the
free BeIglans that they must not elect the Of
Eugene Besubarnois their king and with the known
disposition OF The French people TO interfere in their
oehaif,-most produce sreedy decision. That DE-"
cson inter, " i'll be for union at oil hazards
viii France; ADD il sucb determined be openly a.
dop,sd ami announced by the National Congress at
ussei' we doubt exceedingly whether The court Of
the PAai- Royal could resis' the impulse OF the nation
IN avor OF such course Ga this head, the Journal
de Hs,re Of the 18th January, says:
"a letter from Paris. addressed yeste to house
In this city, closes with the 70 lowing passage:"-
81 know from good source ihs the union Of Bel
rum with France has besu resolved upon in Cabinet
Council-ihat We SHALL have Tor which France
will make preparator, and for which she i.even
prepared The instructions given to NJ de Mortemarf,
our Ambassador a. Russa, are TO this effect"
We doubt the accuracy OF this stat snt; btu. that
such will be the result, much believe. The dee
bate in the Chamber Of Deputies the 18Th Japua-
~ to which We devote so much space, proves how
nigh The feeling for the recovery OF Belgium; and
H. In the to!dness OF a hurried and nreved rausla-
non, The only one our time would permit to axe,
the fervor aud coSiagiOus eoquence Of NJ Lsmarqoe
ana Mabguin he not wholly 'osi, our readers will
readily conceive, how such appeals be felt and
responded to by warke na,ion .marting under sense
ef disgcaee and wrong.
There is nothing ne from Poland rxrept ipcrees-
ed expressions OF confidence in their cause. A new
danger to Europe from This i. that the Choieyd
H0r6us may follow in ths train Of The Russian troops,
and add the scourge OF pes'ilence to that of
committee OF subscription at Paris in of the Poless
- a'ea to have received already abeu; 100000 france.
Lafayette subscribed 20 900 iraLco.
One Of the Paris journal. announces that an engage
meni has already taken place between the Russians
and the Pole', which resulted in favor OF the latter II
ia rfa1 ,hatvE
mons This story must be con.iia red very que stona-
Bile. They write from Berlin hat Ii lithuanian re giment
had gone TO tn Poies.
French army OF observation, consisting Of &C, 600
men is to be stationed on the frontiers Of Ialy.
letter from Warsaw says the Russian troops have
10: some days had 10 contend with the cholera NOR
40 exp'di ion is preparing at Terceira against Por-
tlgal: More than 5000 men are already assembled.
An English banker has loaned the Emperor Pedro
twenty-five millions. The Portuguese refugees at
Paris are pressing for passports TO London, whenca
they will repair to Tercera. Airgs,e, six steamboats,
and some transports, are 10 sail nme diatelV.
The Prince OF Orspg, has addr ess ID a manifesto,
TO the Belgian ien (Which have the time to-
ansias TO day)-urging them, he readivs, mode Of
escaping all their dicue' and tisiyng all the pow
ers to make BIN their KING We will give the NANTES.
to tomorrow.
Chamber of Deputies I6ih january
The pei ion Of nhabitsut OF Mons tor the re-
union Belgium with France, being presented. il was
proposed to pass TO the order oil the day--when
General L7marque asked to be h ard. Immediate
y many deputies who bad left their Places returned
20 them, and marks Of lively interest were exhibited
The Chairman ofthe Committee said, "whatever SYM
PATTY France might feel for Belgium, whose reyo uton
was founied on the same principles our own tho
principle OF no'i-inerUenton pre.cribes as duty TO
us to propose to pass on TO the order of .bs day
General Lamarque. Gentle nen--Ii 10 any former
session minister, enjoying the confidence of ChNes
X had sscend-d this tribune, and said 10 us, some
Spanish rebels have wi.hed TO recooau their country
whence by means OF French Intervention, thsy we re-
expelled but we have removed them from tha froua
tiers aud their chiefs are watched by gems d'ames.
belgium has burst the bonds that united her with
Holland-a branch separated by violence from So
cial system, she desires to return to it She offers u,
the belt OF fortified places with which the Holy ALI
has surrounded us, but we have rejected her Of
fers, and even forgotten the resoundDg names of
FHWus and JcnaPpe. Generous Po'and, wearied OF
the regimen OF the knout reel lining lis nationality,
solemnly promised at the Congress OF Vienna, aud
guaranteed by all the foreign powers-Poland stretch-
out her suppant rms towards France her ancient
ally; bu! we will sii6e affections: will impose
silence on historical recoiie ctons aud upon the
OF The Ester, still murnurrg the pane OF Poniatosr.
ski; she has raised he cry OF Liberty Death and
we answer, Diei-and Prague aod Warsaw shall be.
hold second Suwarrow:' at these words, bursts of
accamaion would have broken forth from one side Of
this House: appauding this mighty holocaust of the
fr ends Of liberty: while lent, d.spondiDK could
only have acknowledged hat hi, minister OF Charles
X was rue 10 his previous opinion, and faithful 10
his notions OF govern to his Interests and ssn-
ments.
But, Gentlemen, has nothing passed In France since
1929? Does the coalition still reign under the name of
Prince imposed by 1t upon you! Have not the peo-
fifteen years Of shame and of oppressionl why then,
when all is changed around U.S. does not the language
Of the government changer Why are the political prn.
cples which regulated the government Of Charles X.
TO be followed by the ministers OF Philip! Far very
far, from be the thought of doubling their patriotism
and their intentions Like they desire that Franco
should be prosperous s. free at hone powerful and res
peced abroad like they desire eface the traces
OF her nisfortunes But, arrived too lately at pow err.
they dare not turn the OF state OF the fatal ru
In which their predecessors had left III and those prede
cessors acted as though they had been the natural
Of those who went before them as If the
principles Of our government not completely
changed feeble and conding they believed that few
autograph lines would restrain the Soveregns and that
consequently, In their eyes Louis Philip would cease
10 be usurper and our revolution rebeon (agitn-
tion) They thought that in abandoning Peoples, we
should become legitimate in the eyes OF Kings,
and they have not perceived that this cor
vantage Of the present, was fraught With stormy
future Peace 10 doubtless pfesiou. freasur~; bot
whou. The rising Of the BslgsDswiihou, the insur-
rec Ion OF the Poles who imagined that our revolution
tho signal OF deliverance 10 the Peoples,-you
Dould haze had tOdrI Have you forgotten the mem
aces OF Prussia and the gathering OF her uoops-tlis
afrog act language OF the Russian Autocra', and the
march OF his troops! HIVE there not been found ia
the state Offices Of Poland, and especially in Ito
fortified places irreffsgsble proofs OF the hostile pro-
iecu of these powersl Would you know their secret
thoughtsl Listen to what the Ambassador Of Franco
TO the Congress Of Vienna said the 20h Of October,
1SI4:-"The struggle is between two Prnciples-as
long single revolutionary dynasty sball ex St the
revolution III not be Finished IL IS essential then that
the principle Of Legitimacy should triumph aoffhoW
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