Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1831-03-03

oil them. But Ministers will cay 10 us, that Kipgs are
When Napoleon. conquered by the elements. had re-
passed the Rhius, what then 4 Tho eosceeed powers
proclaim 10 the lace OF tho wotd! They desir. d. said
they, that France should he great and Powefful-Thc
balance OF Europe required tbst--snd Il essential
as honorng victory by justice aud modors'ioH. But
when the deceived nation had srpsrard lite from
that OF NApoi- on, tho spirit ot the coalition dvulged
hseli wnhout conro M~,'stni Insisted upon cha T.
ing offensive ensive position that ,ndsu
gveo up'o be Germans should compensate them for the
des u,t ton OF Philip bu' gtha Stvssbusx, oo threat
enng, should bs reduced 70 is citadel: tie Minister'S
o the Nstberlauds going suit further aud the secret
instrument perhaps OF Meeruich insisted that pre- scrip
uon was CIVIL and not natural right, and that, there.
or., they could aud ought to duvs us ba K FROM the
kh'ae, aud take FROM Assce which not French
provncel But for Ru .sa, this grange argument would
have prevailed AMI il was thus, a. aay pr omi.
see, mat peace was Imposed upon US, which IN Initiated
our territory ,isiuberi,ed Of fortified places. and
laid open the avenues OF cap,tal; thai
peace, OF which, in the presence OF the p iuces who
siensd H. aud Srsarlsrs Ut heir arger spoke Of as
az an me mud * neral asi'a'ion.) Aud il L. In or
TO continue ihi- halt. tn remain (,nurmurs and sg-
'ns In This d'plorab,e stdtu quo hat we rep-l the
eg'en', ard cIose our tie cries Of the Poles
whose oope' are mingled with many gIo-
nous he'i'-(he agiaion increa'.s; murmurs IN the
ctnre-approbaon from the ei) 1t Is for this st0fu
iuo, that mpi.ter Of foreign relations is reported To
lave held the extraordinary language imputed to him
by the Beige envoys, and which I only zeal here in
order 10 furnish him with opportunity Of formally de.
nying u. No, he has po' said that tre refused TO
reee've Belgium because England ,couid not consent
:, NJ Dnvergier de Hauranue: You arc throwing all
France into commotion.
=. Cen iams'que resumed Let US then sock som. O.
ner monVe lot our ccnduct. and II the sou-
proposed will compensate France for the refusal mad
IN he, name do not hesitate to ssy they make our
situation worse. In fact while Belgium was chs;nsa
TO Holland, might alw avs indulge the hone of ,eo
ing this III assorted union broken up-this forced mar
rage, where 'aeompahbilfy Of temper, was perma-
TO the barrier treaty; male 10 recede bv cen
fury, II Is Igium should be given 20 German Prince
u, sgnihss little VIII ther his be Ohio or Leo
poid! Alter having passed the Rhine. the C.rmanir
confederation WI next pass the Meuse and weigh
upon US wi the weigh, OF all GERMANY and II IL r.,
varIa' oa' ancient ally whom Napoleon go often pre-.
ssrved and created in Kingdom that will garrison
Namur, Mons, aud Tourney, as already no oeeupie.
Landau ~ NP'o
But, all lie not told yet England and Metternieb
nave not done all hey with 10 calling 10 the throne o
belgium nephew Of The EN- error OF Austria: and The
project tiexchanging thu Netherandsap project which
70 caused Frederick to run to armss no. peril
so''eh oy he Court OF Vienna hcb like that nj
Rome. faithful to its traditions desire always hst :,
mas once desired You see gen iemen tina, all ,bs 40
ra fs .a niue 70 maintain peace VIII only be many
leave TO our children bloody inhe rance Rn, !, -
not 10 france alone that this inid ,ion =,
vus m'ners may be fatal: may be even more 90 to
inoVidual whom we are fortunate as to raiss IN
the throne The nation has never parboped tbs n NJ
oons Tor the treaties OF 1914 and 1875 and some Ssy,
o' ',oey nave not consoled fr the amputaton of or
territory. In hehoding upon the throne = p,in.s -
iought at Jemappes, (who, disdainne emixrs,ion ~.
sun 10 ,ofeign lands Frencbmau) i, believed II had
a right to believe, that he would assoca,. ssh 81
all h' sentiments. Glory Is so attractive Io.a.,.
II surrounds throne with such a brilliant sursoIs
Pan,s so deeply the roots Of 3 new dynasty: tha, /,
Wes 70 seek for II. But to ej.ct IL, when hum.ni,
lmpiores State interest invokes and iusice demand;
.Ma' !" confess what my understanding cannot con.
cSWe: lie feit all the value OF IT, that WiIi,asn = -
expelled The stupid S,Uarts-- and who was in no.;,;
uenueai with that of Louis Philip-and tberefors h.
'ne hrs' opportunity OF recurring to arms and
a rt1.o .uh,-
,uoons. the battle Of The Boyne and The war .1sn.,
Louis XIV, more efeetualIy confirmed his throne Than
(Bravos on the lief J ~
Gehuemen' my language may seem to YOU harsh
anu my ahtcipalions inopporune. l ONLY ascend ths
unuer me impulse oil profound conviction and
III ooeuehce TO sense OF duty that is stronger tban
my Will Ii is not believe me, soldier enamours Of
new perils who is addressing you public disasters and
Illusions; ou citizen, penetrated with a conviction of
me dangers which menace u.s. Let ministers moi r,rn |
'side Their eyes let them reflect the immense res
possibility that weighs upon them, and feel tbat -;
gle day lost may lose their country-and We who |
some opinions divide, but whom the same general Gem
hents unite let us second them with ali our eforts
et us engage them not to forget the princnIes oT 60
evolution; and let US tell them that thew are s,ro =:
he whole strength of Frances and that this Francs t.
eauy oF every sacrifice to insure her liberty and nde
)endeuce, aud TO assume the rank she ogbt 20 Ill
nong The nations.-(Great agitation in The Cha,hs\
. GENERAL SEBAsrIANI, the Minister of Fore;o,
1Dars-He would be an mprudent minister who m.
petition. fraa focI
questions OF peace and of war while ueeociations arc
gong on upon which, perhaps, the fate Of Eurone do
,ehds language has been put into the month of H.
>"Ss ministers utterly unworthy of them The, |
ave even INVOKED the august person of the Soveregn
n order TO make him speak language allie 6or.;So'
rom ms thoughts and his high sentiments The minis
er VINO addresses you makes this declara,;o, IL !
nuns neither the responsible y of his acts nor Of Nj;
Words nor OF his silence. w VI MS
AFTER an explanation between Messrs Casir,i, ID.
yer ana Gen Lamarque, in which the latter disclan
ga any intention oil mpugning the motives of the minis
Try OF winch NJ Casimir Perier was a member
MI. GUGzoT, thus spoke-Iti il asked ,yha, a. :. |
,hanged IN France? Look at Belgium Swi,zariand
roland; all these acts done since the revoIn,; 2
august 10 presence Of those facts France could -.
DO ignorant mat she had difficult route 10 foow .van
'heh sue ma 10 defend her own principles avou IN.
Example she had set, and at the same time avoid ,I,,n
hg Europe IN disorder, war and revolt On ono ~
was necessary mat France just self emancpated and
VINO oehed her example every where initiated siaIi
DO 'a'thul 10 what she herself had done. II US
'eh upon her neither 90 deny her conduct mr. her go
'ie-Anu ON the other that she should moi los,
'Peh 70 e accusation OF being possessed bv r,voI,
ionary demon, which had already caused The FranL
souoi 70 go Dackwards after having spread il be-
Yond her territories. The government that snran e
he revolution Of July, found itself be,wse sns rom
ems, 'ne maintenance Of the principles of the rsyo
uuoh' IN regular way, by constitutional means "a
~ he influence OF the spectacle of liberty US 90"
nc o,meF' was the system of Revolutionary nronanan
iism-Ihe Ministry OF the month of july had IN cbooso
ese 'wo systems: IL adopted the first That
I as frequently been accused OF not having an
'"eFeh 10 the general movement-of not b.,;na.ea-
fshsd II, and pushed II 10 Its utmost njfs H. I, -
forgotten mat there has been in Europe ren,L,,s
hSuOh e conventional uHity1 IN was fbis roo,.
menu wmGn overthrew Napoleon-He fell mot by A.. |
',iIl bao out oy that Of peoples. He would