Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1831-06-24

THE produce why Il. ,b- employees a once b.loc
though they did not beors end IRON she aide-de-
camp dc yoi, down to ESQ year sevk In The Excise.
they ell de 6ed NJ. Perrer 10 dismi-s them VIVA, did
be do Did he esrsy hi. threats In o execution. sud
prove his hsmness! No He va chli1s to chang.
his system, and bsgap I, hae' Aud now he q.
avowed the monarchea part ct hi. sysrm, and h.
CURED ,hose who 10, gh' for Revolution Of July
swear id. lily to To- one which I. MT y- round d
by thoss R.pul lean Ins'i utions which promised
in July They have refused n do Toy MT a.
Z Id you yes'erJav aud "-d,y NJ. P-ri-r "a. .po.
ken on, 10 the .Monifeur He Gays" The NJ n
tn. lave; that he win msin,sin the Otdinsnee
= aud .ha, all ~ho do 10, conform 'hsl be pun
ished Now We ,haii sec hi. I tell you before
hand. aud you will soc whether am right, tina, the
Minister will be obliged to cede-o yield give up.
Those who enued TO the cross OF July q sp'ak Of
tho mass and not Of 6vs or sx sxceptcn.,) will net
take the required ostb and will The order
with the words given by the King" when IL was
Z" given by the nation :" Cassimir Psrisr would no,
contemplate position 10 bis will. anc 10 thrse Ord
Ssnees OF royalty, aud his heart 10 ready 10 break, be-
cause be finds, tina, though he pu, down mobs he
cannot put down the epiri and the ee OF those who
formed the mobs He told France in Tho .Monitenr
that The mobs were only thieves and bad men and
he 10 obliged admit. tha, his system l. opposed
by ,hose who Tough, fer and made The Re, ou,ion Of
July. This 10 the leader of public affairs 10 she Co
v-'nment to-day He IL not aud will be popular
willis. he supper this cause AMI ,h,se opinions. He
has commercial parry" at tho B,ursc, who SPEAK
bis praises, aud make him a second Man OF Ros. -
but The intellect aud courage, the pa'rio,i m
the talent and genius OF France are all srrsyed seains'
h'T, aud he must fall l tsy he must fall. The
Austrian Ob'erver will tell you, hat Ill, con inuauee
Europe bu, II tell you hat i, 10 nesss,sry to
The following up the principles OF tae July revou ion
Oh this sad thing veal h. How il coIors ,hs syo and
.uodicss The heart Casimir Pc,er from 1918 10
1880, has always been in the opposition; but then his
coal mines were not eudsngered-bis flour I'D II. were
not encsogered-hs otaer Commercial were
Io' seiee-ano ls sPPosinen va: Pariiamsn'a-
~ one. Sui no rendsrsd great s.rviee 10 tito cause
OF liberty. He oppo.ed tho censorship OF the Press
and the seizure OF tie Journal fer then the Press and
Journals were Tor him and must add 10 jns Ice 10
his meis, that liberty never had mere feare.s, aud
even Intrepid. sud sometimes violent advocate man
himself We wish to respect and love him, but BIZ,
into psroxis Of Laughter, and his getting into daily
passion vi all who differ ri him in the coll mcs Of
the hsnite,ir, turns the comedy into psuomue Q, in
which, really, friend, Casinir 10 The clown.
Tho other three Minister who have some |, nuenc.
In tho Caone ale Sebastian, Barhe, and Mooislive /
They are all men Of The revolution. Tne two
sres Of tho rsvolu ion, and the last when II broke
out, actually fought sword in hand against the
troops Of Cbsres x. But ssba ian Is Io,t for ever
aud Tor ever o''! He savsd Bslsum, Psnd.
| and ally He might have aid ID the Spapiards and
effected the REGENERATION Of Europ'l He might have
done this without aiding franc, and without she'd
ding be blood Of ssiosls Ffenetmen. Francs had
have d, clAed that she looked for hfr allies among
tho people, aud would support them: & in August, Sep
sember, and October las. the whole might have be Gu
completed. lie missed the Opportunity. aud now he /.
LOST. Bftho and Monislivet are young men. The y
want wisdom and experience, though not courage OF
Pairoii'm They have long been taught to look Up ic
ra't a. hs.r ssaer. and hey have preserved their
dop,ed this ''commsreal system, and they hope ih
France sl-o will follow IT.. They are, however quite
mistaken, and they will be l,f in tho minority.
You will now begin to understand and feel The dfi
sulles OF our position. In very lew days 1 will sivs
you the conclusion OF this suit We arc in q mos
critical position, and yet do not entertain the Ieas
portion Ct tear for 'h' OF ber,y and csiiz,ton
That cause must eventually triumph.
Yout obedeDi servant, o. p. Q
From the N. Y. E. Fos,.
Those who have nsver witnessed eIs elton In Ems
land, can form accurate ilea Of tho en- husA,m with
which they are conducted Lord Stanley and Benjamin
heywoed, Egg we're the candidates set up 10 seI ve in
Psrl amen Tor Lancaster county Alter reaching The
hu'tiugs in gss and carriages drawn by ,ix horsss m
naxs Tying, crowded with their friend. aud
both inside and The Ioofs the gentlemen CONNIE nc
addressing the eIee amid loud cheerings which
the AR for some time. At the close Of the evening
when the election hnishd tho chaiIng took place
and 10 descrit ed as follow:
"Shortiy after twelve o'clock The chairs were brou
TO the doo;s Of the case leading TO IN. COUNTY hail
Lord Stanley took the pre- eedonce and in IN,
uniform OF the Second Royal Lancashire Militia, wear
ing tbs sword OF knight Of The SHIRE proceed on h,
trlumphai career through the principal streets of h,
town, preceded by band of music, hass banners &c
anil fo owed by number Of freeboiders and Others hi
friends, wearing orange favours. The chair was COW.
cred with orange silk, and two pedest,s OF tho cam,
solor, beating, emblszoned on them he arms Of In,
noble Lord served OF once as ornaments and supporter
The procession OF ME- Haywood immed TOLL w o,
that OF Lord Stanley, and very similar in cbarsc
ter, being distinguished PriL ciPay by much create
number oil rsehoides, all displaying scarlet isvors an,
greater proiu ion OF flags, Sc. Mr. Hsywood. a,tir
ed as knight Of the shire, and wearing the sword wal
chair oil similar construction to that Of Lord Stan
lay, differing only in its colour which scarlet liz
their progress through the streets both the hon. nj
bers were greeted with enthusiastic cheers from IN f..
populace and the waving Of hand,, handkerchief ana
flags from he Windows; but II was remarkable IT. at
with very lev exceptions, sciret The only colour
displayed from the houses. Iodeed Ii was aog the
Sredomns brous the whole proce edogs thou
the greatest harmony prevailed bei~een the Two par
ties, who mutually chesred each other yhs the
met As Is customary en- there occasions, the nome d
| the chairs were quilted by the bon Members, they
werc immtd ateiy seized by the multitude, aud quick
| ly demoshe when men, women, and children were
bearing proudly homo relic n the ST. ape of
piece oil orange painted wood, or tat cred remnant
| ssaie, silk.
FROM ENGLAND.
| We continue to-day selections from the English
papers receiyedb by yesterdays arrival II may be-
lieve the following article from Sheffield paper, the
most radical Of radicals coming in Tor their share
royal favor.
Earl Fizwilism will, II is said be created Marqui.
oil Rockingham and the Marquis Of Cleveland elevated
to Dukedom and Lord Shelton, Lord Cloncurry, Sir
Francis Burdett, Mr. Coke OF Norfolk, and Lord Kin
nard called to tho Upper House, peers the United
Kingdom.
We shall see whether this elevation PRODUCES sny
change in Sir Francis Burdets opinions This gentle
man has lately offered to do for London what the Com
mon Council should do Tor New York-he has under r
taken to procure survey 10 be made by scientific
gentleman for the purpose of asceraning the be st M ode
Of Supplying London with pure water. MIR. TeIford
has been appointed to execute this important commits
sion, the expenses Of Which are to be deayed by Sir
Francis.
The success OF the reformers 10 said TO have givep
great satisfaction TO the King. II has been said that
there is difference OF opinion between his NJ sesy
and his consort on this question While the reormers