Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1831-03-03

We dnd in the London Morning Chronicle OF tn,
ihh, long letter Of o. p. o. dated Paris, ll,h Jan
nary from which make the following extract reI,.
tive to the Russian manifesto.
but what says France to this produc TOM lie, m.
ven you the truth, and the whole truth. "without fear
Se"ed and read the proclamation with DISCUS, and
"oIor. deryonng men, aud even her mdd az ed
men enIi mean From thirty to forty years of age-are
ec,dedy tor recognising, without delay the Dictator
" roland! They say that Russia denuunc ed our rev.
ohiiiou--re!Ised To acknowledge our E,r,,.nJ .y.,,
pe@ted with indifference all ovcrtures until tic
toies declared their freedom, and drove from the;
Eingaom the Grand Duke Constantine Then inSeeL
ne sent an Ambassador--and he took care TO .cnd
ono before he published this dreadful document called
Ine "'aieso, To his Russian subjects, They saw that
tns recognition of France does not therefnre
IN good sme-that the Dictator is as much Govcrnor
OF roland as Louis Philip is King of the French, or
ABOVE all, rs the Provisional Government of Belrum
IS the Representative of the BeIpiuns They ,r
THAT with great truth, does the Emperor seek to estab
iisn difference between the cases of Belgium and
Poandf There is none. Does he say the DeIrians
were united to the Dutch against their will! So were
the Poles parcelled out Russia. Does he saw
ohe beigians drove away the Prince Frederick and
army? So did the Poles drive away the Grand DuL ~
constantine and his forces Does he say the Begians
nsd reasons and excuses for their insurrcction No.
u excuses were wanting, they had not one tenth of
the causes OF complaint which the Poles had Does
ne say tnat he Che hutocrat does not mean TO con-
sen, 10 this revolution Neither did nor doas King
William OF Holland; and yet the five powers have re
cogn'zed the independence of Belgium. In fine
'nere Is no distinction but which is, that the EN-
peror OF Russia ias an immense Russian army and
the KING OF Holland has only few thousand Dutch
troops. inc young and middle aged in France de-
maho therefore, that the Dictator of Poland shall br
acknowledeed-that Russia be now treated as G,r-
e'gh power making war independent State
ana ma. french army do supply the place of French
DipIomatsts, should diplomacy be unsuccessful
"Ihe men in France, from forty to sixty wears of
age arc tor peace speak of the majority and more
especially OF influential and public men! speak even
OF Il ose who have given proofs of their aitacbnar,
to the cause Of liberty, and who have suffered fines
and imprisonment for the sake of that holy cause
lney say,h we make war on Russia for Poland, she
wa, De joined oy Prussia, Austria Spain Sardinia aud
Naples; and AS England wilt remain neutral il il very
probable that our July revolution might be comDro-
missed, and even the Duke of Bordeaux return to
rance guarded by foreign bayonels The young
men ana middle aged men will not listen such fears
they laugh at such chmcras. They say Belgium will
De Tor us Poland will be for u.s. the Italians will rise the
reHmon'ese and Savoyards and above ALL the Swiss
"i'i oe Tor US! and the Turks, If aided by u.s. will
assist with heart and soul, driving back the inhu
chce rs well of Austria of Russia. And even in
SPAN and Portugal hey ask, have we not millions
OF friends to our cause and our reyolu,ion In Snc
the young men and middle aged men are for ipht;uo
at once the battle which must sooner or later be
fought between the people on the one hand and alb
sputisn on the other and when either the principc
vi popular sovereignty or of royal" sovereignty
will prevail.
The French Government is in an embarrassing posi-
uon, ne King loves liberty. Iafitte loves liberty.
80 do Barths, and Baude, and Merilhou and Sebast
AMI They all love liberty; and it would be 10 fslsiFy
all the acts OF their life by deliberate fasehood did
we no, admit this assertion to be true But then they
are but men-atter all, they have passions and ambs
lion, and love OF ease, and wish for repose, like 9TH
or men. "lhe throne is young and newt may be
easily overturned or disturbed. Our revolution is ha
ted, and must be by all the powers of Europe even
by large portion of nue entail men in England Great
Britain wishes well, but will not nor Cannot fight
Tor US and although therefore, we desire with all cur
hearts, that the Poles may establish their indepcn-
uence, and although we abhor much as you can do
TINS manifesto of til Emperor, yet We hay adopted
the Pr'nSiPiS OF non-ntervenon, and must not in
terere."This is the language winch you hear every
hour from Sebastian, from Roger Coard from Huma-
on, and even from LaSus and the King. But are the
people satisfied with this reply? No they not!
they say the Poles our friends, allies, for.
mer brethren in arms, and bound to help them,
1t was revolution which induced them to revolt
and we must not Sit by and behold them massacred-
The Poles at Paris encourage this feeling. They
write and print and circulate addresses to IN French
nation. The journals the of the Poles The
schools and colleges all with them Public opinion
is on their side, for Poland would be most non
ular, and millions would rush aid them What then,
viii the French Government do' If II shall make war
the wealthy, the proprietcrs the Royasts, those who
will have to pay war taxes, will make cry and cxs
claim, so then France to be Knight EvrAnt for all
the ErvouonIsls in Europe and IT it shall not max G
war; the Poles will be crushed, liberty will receive
mortal stab, and the French Revolution will have been
nearly made in vain.
"ln the midst of this delay and uncertainty a sub
scrPton has been opened at Paris for the Poles and
the people viii send IN their contributions"
private letter from Paris assigns 4 reason For the
very restricted extension Of the right of suffrage pro-
posed in the Projct of the Electoral Law, tina,
the ignorant and low portion Of the popuace are gen
orally under the guidance Of the Catholic Priests
and if the elections were committed to them, it would
be equivalent to committing them to the hands Of
those Priests.
! u We arc requested to say, That Fleming Bow
ser Miller, Will be candidate for Congress IN tn,
Boic'ourt District, at the approaching election.
Fine White Shad were tolcrabIy plenty in our mar
hct yesterday, brought from Norfolk II the Stcamboa
Richmond. They sold at from lG to 5Icts.
The Wild Geese are already migrating to tin
North. Several lccks passed over this city ycstcr
day.