Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1831-02-15

shove my strength 70 hssr. Ths Klns. who WA fuilv
acquainted with my nss.ss. and appreciated my To-.
'eat'cus accepted NY resGnstiou, without losing his
conviction Of my sihcers Attachment to his and
bis constitutional throne. return amongst you NV
dear Colleagues, end resume tho have occupied
from the very besuning with he came indie me-
and the opinions you have ever found me TO DOS.
sess. may have differed sometimes In opiui m with
tn present Mrmbsrs Of the Government, but have
Fever ceased that account be the friend OF each
Of 'hen and happy Ia entertaining the hone that
no po'iiea necessity will arise lessen our
good will towards each other II would be too paiaul
mo to entertain 4 different idea. rather love TO
hatsr myself with The belief that .hali not have 10
refuse my 10 the law projects which they
will submit TO the Chambers In the interest Of the
| country.
NJ Bgoou declared thu, he had no intention Of aecu.
sing the Honorable Citizens, Lafayette, Dupont (ds
PEsre,) and Odilloo. Bsrso,t.
Gen. Lamarsue ssid-Tbe Pre.ldent of the Cb.mbe
told u. two days ago. that the political horizon appear
cd less overcast with storms, and in support OF IT,
toned the acknowledgment Of the independence Of
Belgium, by the i've Great Powers. "The OBJ. ct oil
the treaties OF 1914 aud 1916 be evised from
A. little possible" Now, these trea ties were i'm.
by violence and accepted under the mouth of the
cannon Of Waterloo. The Emperor Napoleon preferred
dying at ST. Helena to concerning any c-s.ion of our
territory. The Count HArois alone could consent to
crs'on-cou'd consent. moreover. to absodon IL 900
pieces OF cannon. "a member: d" And tho fleet Of
Antwerp.)-The treaties OF 1914 and 1915 eonsecrat.
Cd those cessions. Shall tho PtussiAns ss ain
occupy tho fortre'ses OF our natural frontiers The
mesns OF satisfying every one, perhaps. even England
would be to declare Antwerp FREQ town.
The Minister for For,is Affars-The Hon. General
,poke 10 you OF reeapurnE Belgium by the eessiou OF
antwerp But these are questions Of peace and war.
am aware, gentlemen that nothing Is more easy thao
enter Belgium and take possession Of it, That por.
on OF Eu.epe comes out to meet U.S. but do you think
NAV tho idea OF recommending general cor aagratiou
E"rope-of placing France between the necessity OF
peace or war, has not occupied the attention of the
hmgs Government! hope that France, and tbs
whole Chamber. cannot believe that the Goverument
ever 'orge1 what due 10 the interests and dignity Of
ms county shsli bs brief, because the functions
wh'eh have the honour to exercise, impose upon me
reserve which 10 altogether 10 tho interest Of the
STATE Conferences are holding At London. Some dif.
ucuies havs arisen relative 10 the one ninr Of bs
France will never abandon questions of thi,
Inc freedom Of the navigation Of rivers 10 ON.
OF inc principles she P'ofesses-(hsar, hear) These
principles she will take care to make espes.d Th.
explanations that have had tho honor to give YOU
oesn. appear, TO mo, to satisfy all France Belgium
and EuroPs, with whom we are at peace This ne ae,
.ne Governmsnt will keep honoraby, you may depend
ups1 Z.
ae weye, that the b lsisn Committee for Torexu Al.
irs would give certain informa ton to the Congress
men came to make choice Of Prince TO reign over
oeiGum confess have not ssen without une, ,i.
ness an English Envoy. accredited as il were TO the
congress oil BRUSSELS an that combip atoms are form
ing 'ha' may render Belgium mers Province, under
ns 'nnnenco oil Great Britain. This IL, perh ADS
more serious matter than II has hitherto be en- cons-
asIeo' ann may have powerful inhuer ce upon our
I, welfare. Aswe arc. however, without proofs
VII oo' persist IN this point, but il 10 the
eons'derauon OF his Majesty's Ministers. We ,pno
anner Prince in Belgium, under influences thai
,aousn a. present they. arc friendly, may cease to
osro FRINGE who may place the population Of B Il.
gum under the inspection Of the GeneraIissme of the
no'y Amaace. IL must not he forgotten that the trea-
sit and 1915 placed the girdle Of eiadels which
surrounds our Northern frontier under the
Of an Engli-h General.
Lsht,e replied. that the Hon. Deputy must b.
,, 'aat ne had put many questions which Ministers
u'u oo' ahs"er aud ought TO regret that he had oc
e"ioned 80 mach loss OF time TO the Chamb.r-(Iaush
I'd thought, said he. that haa explained myse If
upon the iore'sn policy Of France. We have
sneu the principle of ntjon: hut the
principle IF noD-in.rven,ion |, not ths nrnc;ns -
pTopogdnd-(:heer'9 We should have our own
;n, respected and are determined to respect IN.
nho" OF oners-( -heers) The signature of the trs.
" ny the Eve Great Power. r.eogojzipg IN. $780,.
OF Belgium shows that he principle of non Inter
vehuon' proclaimed by Franc, ba. triumpbed in En-
rope. As TO the negotiations on foot the On ,on,
u"' 70 ms Government are At Ieat imprudrnt will
ioiiow the example Of the Minister Tor foreign
n""s' VINO said all that he eosld, or ousbt IN ..y
oa recoiiec'ions aud have h.- sxpr-..ed ad
conquest has been me- n,ion-d bn, France b., ned 81
and the chief duty Of tho G,vernmen mt to main
am Peace This 10 our policy. Here some ono .x
ssimed:" And Poland !" NJ LATTE eontinnsd"nTh.
to Government is no, to sae,ifce the dyn;,v
"rfanee We have the means of making war if Francs
were under the necessity OF going to war. we sho,h
conduct the war in victorious mar n.r I Doubt no,
out our hrst duty TO preserve peace Tfresh aceIm,
uonSJ speak yon see with hankness. La, us he
ana PRUDENT let us avoid discor at home for mi.
he only means Of making ourselves ,hro,d
h"er Grea' revolu ion the are aIwsys ,,i,, i'm ,nd
-q"suoe' on fran o NV begins 10 bre abe and
ho, eyes 70 the future. The present d.tres of trsd
ana manufactures cannot last long, and ,be coun,rv
VII shortly feel the benefit of The ne " order If tbio
Two great difficulties have pre.occupied ths nnhi;.
iu"u' nfst the uncertainty OF ace or war-and nov,
soe OF The great trial that has jus, been concluded
nave trumphed, happily, over the latter ersi. and
'"T Foreign Powers announces to us their dss;r. n,
long peace France entertain. no idea Of
her attention to her internal prosperity and
udhqn'iity III this were not the opinion of Franz.
lcheen.1 49, ''"'neh'-
The Minister OF the Interior 10 rising 10 nr...,, Al
raw PROJECT relative to the eie :tions expauates a,
soo iengh upon the principles and provisions NJ m
MEASURE, which seemed 10 meet general ation
we regret that the laeness Of the hour n,.van,s
publishing Till our next, particularly as Il will
unnecessary for US to give the articles Of the
aw project % In number, till they are brought undsr
Inc principal points In the law are that IN e
d"aying age Tor electors IL reduced TO rs wear. ana
tha OF Deputies TO 30: and the qu,Iifying amount .,
'shainn Tor N. latter 10 fred at 5OOf-AdjourneJ
From the London Tins 2Sh December
STATE OF PARIs.-The folio w ns il from tba cox
re,ponde nj OF the Times: ~ '
neiore resume my narrative Of tho stat, of hi. ..
"a" night, after despatched my express In Won r
80" 10 sppflzs you tina, the information which n. a
JUS 'eeeived OF the state OF the capital tb, dav 1. -,
| eusted to awaken the utmost alarm Busioe.. !. - .
Hano; creds aDnhiiaed; the JUNCTION aries ara iii
ou' money; the Govt without moral str.ny,b Th
people whom you meet speak with distrust and .,.n;
s,on and ,oow Tor the st ne hear with borro, "a
osmsy' mat the mass Off working ciauss-tbs ,o.n
you near were, In their justly gIorou, dav, NJ
'uy' 90 MOLLY inspired with the PRINCIPLES NJ booos
Wy 500 iaw-must now bs permitted to as.s,,n,,s
gated Verdict shall have been pronounced "'"'
AS the night advanced about eish, o,.t.-I