Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1831-09-09

n,ee and trusted his bantng to the nursing OF .trang,
| godfsthers! .
The Orator of,the night, ais. ,hou,a M, xi,,o,,
from the public his bitter trade against Gen jackson
The public should rot be robbed OF the LIGHT which
must he shed from his burning eloquence. Ui,for,n-
| uy, too, claims him as lis own, and urges him ON
How long has II been since he eulogised Gen JacL son
as the preserver of the Consti uion &c Sc He en-
sure OF it's perusai
"rhe boot seems TO be on The other Leg
Where now is tie Richmond Party? No, surely on
the Administration side. II is the Opposition which
iorns the Richmond Party, aud moves the machinery
OF the State. Not cooient with having Committee o.
.heic own. they must have a Central Committee" OF
~ nine "who shall be empowered 70 appoint ON
mites OF Correspondence and Vigilance"-t onmit
tees, &C. for the counties? And these thirty min, are
an chosen from the wards OF the city of Richmond end
tn two Delegates for the State at large, are from the
same city is there no Richmond fuence here3
POLITICAL VIEWS
The Otlocing is E1trset from Letter laiely re-
ce'red 6y an american Gentleman IN Mts country
from on 4'neric0n fTttnd citizen Of .Ne,c York
sy.Wntmg FOR some time ia Pdrts-,oith more than
ordinary means aud capacity Tor forming a correct
opintsn on The general Politics ri Europe:
What you have said concerning ~ praeIicabily of
seizing this opportunity plant real liberty in Europe
is very just bu, your opinion of those who rule this
hemisphere is much too favorable. Sefshness is at
TIE bottom OF all they do; the surprising audacily with
which sets OF men or castles act in their behalf
not the least curious study stranger There is ieep
conspiracy OF arisiocrais, who striving keep
al they can from the people in England ans France.
All not liberal who so; and the Reform Bill in
England is forced concession, arfuly contrved to
appear TO yield great deal than il actually does
iiout the vote by ballot the Reform, considered
solely as constitutional measure, will d. liie Tor the
people, though in this may embolden them
TO eX'ort more from their masters. You have no
idea OF the timdiiy the word is strong enough
the cowardice of the aristocrats who remblc to-day
lest popular rising should break the bubble of their
ascendancy, aud Tomorrow small advantage will
encourage their violence. IL is nothing you know
for the man that has been thoroughly frightened be
gin to buster when the danger is
al think France far irsm settled q think a war in
evitsble though il may be deferred litile in short
think Europe rapidly app oachng towards tremendous
struggle. fhe professions OF peace in the Govern
ments circumstances stronger than the
GOVERNMENTS and circumstances will conquer. BY
the press you form accurate opinion OF the state
of Europe. except as il is sympomatic in extreme
The corruption Of the English press is matter Of fla
grant nooriety. Don Miguel had two journals hired i'm
his service, and il is said that Nicholas has one AS
Tor The Times, its arguments aud statements chance
with alardihood OF impudence taa none but cons,an,
observer can credit do assure you that the worst
'ergVeTsauons oil Journal are light compared ia
those OF the Times There is constant attention In
all the English journals TO the interests of England
which compels them 10 sacrifice truth and plincipI.
Were an English journal 10 slight these interests which
are vital 10 the nation, Englishmsn would read il
Necessity has taken place of instinct with the whole ma
on and the meanest iborcr has more or less of the
theory which upholds their monopoes, although he
may not know II himself Nothing is OF moro import
TO us, than that should understand the charac
ter of all Intelligence which comes through Eng'and
a source from which, unhappily, we derive too much
Our most important interests opposed TO each other
and yet, nearly half of reasoning on internal AT
fairs is OF English dioation. That much money is M
ployed among Va 10 make us think suits English in
erests quite convinced, aud il you will reflect fo
a moment, on the facility with which this can be done
you will agree with me. Turn the tables on Them Iii
rectly, we cannot; Tor we have pay, and with
out money nothing is done in England We are strong
IN the right, and that must constitute our force"