Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1831-06-28
THE ELECTIONS.

stanial provisions has no doubt been recured. Tn,
more violent LoLdon newspapers. the eide o REFORM
are anxious TO contradict tie report that the 10 qus
hcS'icn OF the bill is reg rdd by Min',rrs open to
amendm' NJ; and some hsm pretend 4u,hoIy Tor say
ing, That Ministers DO 90 uisrd to procure airy ses
ton in its iails. Bah these state o,ents, However
may sand toy ther. Tn, bill viii, ubt, be brourh
forward precisely last amended ADD II l. likely
that MtGislers VIII propose alter ations rons,.
qrenco, aud 50 hat part OF tho sateuen may b., ad.
m'ttsd. Bui 1t may be eqnsY true, that though thsy
" not themselves susg IN. raising Of ,b- DUAL n.
cation oi those hcus hodets sdued to the p,iviey,
OF vo'Og, hat Ia viii co resist such an anne msut
II II i'fOund 10 ofisira with aoy considerable uum6e
OF tue new u.embers who have been reu. ned
upon reform principles. II il. indeed, probable,
tina, but iew ot toe members, who have been
istfned to Parliament as supporters Of the
bill mainly, are pledged 10 their constiiut n s. that
they will take il entirely in its present form. And
even IL they teit moe strongly than it was presumed
they do. thai, IL s de-iraSe carry the GIO oua6cs
uon We, they will not iee that there is so great dr.
terence between no and Els TO decline the pros
pect OF rNrey IL vi the m.jo Of perhaps 100 more,
were the latter Standard adopted. Any approach 10
nnapipity in ParhameIt this non.nous subject, 10
tits psroi OF rxci,emen', would To o important and
saiu'ary IN s iuhoeice, that p'uden, admins ration
viii not lightly throw away that adv Antg, and we do
think il not improbable, that many who opposed the
bill io the last Parliament would vote for IL altered
Sich members a, least, ~ have not too far commit cd
themselves, by hir speeches, certsialy very much
al liberty aud that boDoraby TO look al ihs
stances in which ih-y placed Bsfore the dissclv-
ton oil Parliament II was, at least doubtful matter
whether The Glamour in favor OF reform was no, he
result of the activity Of lew operating upon the pas.
sons and hopes OF tie poPulaco The elections espe.
cialy thCse in the counties, must confess, have
cleared up the doubt in a manner which leaves II now
rnquesuouable that reform in Parliament, such n,
iha, which the bill substantially propose, demanded
otby the mob merely by the people in sobe and
legitimate construction OF that tel m There are many
well informed persons opposed TO the bill but the ma.
jo'iy OF the same class, II now proved beyond doubt,
for IL; and hs only question Tor proc zeal stass.
man now Is bow he may render that which is inc vita.
'ble ard hicb be may view surrounded with dan.
gers, cafe in its application a. possible II by ,ons
aiiops hare nj
are in part met The lin will pass under more inauen.
ua aud hopeful auspice, and This state Of parties
10 so obvious we think that the report of he amount OF
qualification being s con ldsred by Ministers open
for amicabe discussion, destitute of probability
as some OF the London prn,s have slated. A, TO the
Lords, doubt OF but at they will pass the bill as
goes up TO the IN 'Iom the Commons. To suppose the
contrary, after The dscara oil the opinion of
the county, would to Tisb,iu', aud ii a small
MAORI should be- found disposed try so bold an ex
pertinent, The creation OF batch OF new peers would
easily turn the scale
LATER FROM FRANCE.
NEw-YoRK, Jure 22-By The arrival of the Fran.
co.'s L. Skddy, ram Havre, whence the sailed on ibe
18th OF May, P>ris papers TO the l7'h are received
The most important items of intelligence reja. IN
Turkey and Belgium. The affairs OF Poland appear 10
remain in the same situation last accounts lief
them although from the nature Of the specuaiions
conained in the French papers. feel lined TO weld
90 III impression that negotiations will be sci foot
for the pactcaton Of that country. The strong d,qpo
sl'ion evlneed by tbs great powers to preserve The
peace oil Europe, Strengthen this convietioo Nothing
could be more Froposs than the present state Of the
belgerent parties from the ravAges OF the cholera NOR
bus~hich has de hnitey settled truce Tor the prsscni
We sincerely hope This may be the
The insurgents in Turkey appear TO be gaining
ground. The reformation attempted by the Sultan
should have rst been made upon tie minds Of hi. rub
jec's He will lind that superstition ard prejudice are
stronger than The tenure by which he holds hi, throne
IL would require the interpolation OF The prophet him.
SELF TO effect ihese tbiIss aud place the IA upon du-
rable basis in the tase OF the prec pts of their religion
before the public mind, by lorg course OF insirue lion
could be ePared TO aequesce in innov atoms reprg-
nant as many 81 hose he has attempted.
The crown OF b GUM seems in a fair way OF 6pding
a resting place head OF the House Of Bruins
wick, and more likely than that of the Prince
OF Saxe-Cobours. The il iuenco II such choice |
might thiow into British hands-ii il did of Hol-
land whom they seem dssirous 10 concats-ought 10
be a strong argument in his favcr.
Subjoined we Sivs such trsnsatious, loose as well
LITERAL embody The principal objects in the shape
ofnews.
The Courier Frsncsis says:-The n. go,iaiions res.
peciing Belgium have now taken a pacific thars:ter
Every though, OF war sbsn she 'and "a eabine
disposed TO maintain Teace. IL is no longer necessary
TO Disguise the fact that al is cded in Poland Ii Is
to this great movement OF ress anoe that Europe at
this day the existence of that spirit Of Cancellation
which animates de diG,reit cabiCes
Whatever may have been The origin Of it, this sp,
seems 30 ninse i'seit in alithe negotiations; tie com
plieated Of Belgium tseif tends 10 it's solution
/, appears that Pence leopold accept the
crown, aud 'hatop the oher side he Powers do not
oppose it, while Belgium preserves her intesraity.
To this ois ct negotiations have been opened upon the
following ba.es:-They offer TO the King of Holland to
thu price Of the purchase by hi, they will re-
move ths great d 1icuies which have hitherto OBJ
siruc,ed the attempts al treating; there will be ne
cessiiy TO examine whether il the congress of Vienna
in givtg TO he King Of Belgium the province Of Lux
embours, az an indemnity for the German possessions
OF the house OF Orange" has, tCrever aenaed he pat
TimoDy OF the citizens Of Luxembourg, and cut short
all these diff uies.
Besides they would extend TO the repurehsse Of the
fortress o. Luxembourg wo Belgian d, puiiss eppe
pg al the diei in aid OF the operation. But we doubt
very much whether 'h' negotiation has really been
undertaken, or that il would succeed. We have but
70 rh-c that the ftriress OF Luxembourg has been
considered by the congress CT Vienna an important
point OF defence for the Germanie confederation IL il
probable and possible that the object OF The
Is simply 10 place the Bsgian government 10 The posi-
ton Of the King OF the Netherlands, member Of the
federation, with the same rights and duties.
The Temps ssys;-The Russian, have retired, ana
at this MON, NJ, the whole of Posod. with the ,xeep
ton OF very small fraction Of the PaIauates OF Plo<k
and AUgus,owo, is freed from the army OF Dlebsch.
But at what price have the unhappy Poles purchased
their liberty? What moaning and what sorrow! Before
the chi OF the Tetfea'. the Cholera MCrbus
had reached both armies Fifteen thousand sek il is
said eneumbsre1 he march Of the Russian army TO the
transporting Of which and the means Of subssiepse,
the smbarsSng seTyise Of form three to four
carriages became necessary The country 10 COMPLETE
Iy exhaus,ed and according to the report Of D.bseh
they found with difficulty even little straw. 1t ap.
pears that in The last days OF terror this horrbs
had become 90 great, that Debscb felt himself COM
PEELED TO retreat, not bsipg able for ce his mes 10
hght; while she Poles with all these ADVANTAGES be.
fore Them, refused 10 attack the Russian for fear Of the
cOniagion.
A tima,ion novel and 80 critical calls loudly for
the mediation OF our siaesmeO and this should be es-
pecisy The case VI Coug ess is 10 be called the idea
Of which IL opposed by some pspers, bat wbisb would
be elhcacous me ans Of Te.es'abI.hng 10 more
equitable balance, hs diverse interests OF the states OF
Europe, The relations Of which have gresy changed
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