Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1831-09-13

Ny Ga. cares we're 70 compose lihsGy. ess.s
to the came individuals 70 whom the presed,ns Go
vsrnment had inrus e1 the diff rent branches Of The
general administration. II was Ia c,n6rmipr IA their
high functions the same men who he'd 90 pow fully
aided In acquiring and consolidating our l;bsry that
wisbsd to give The nation rst pledge Of NV entire
sdhcsicn TO me principles OF revolution ami Of my
arm resolution TO secure tie enjoy OF all ns con.
sequence.
caused to b, motif ID TO tie Gov.rnm ,n,, NJ Frame.
aud England, ,b- decree o. the 2ihFebfuary. whirb
oouina,ed 10. Rsgea, Of Blsium, aud srsisnual let
ter, were deliv.red TO b .gis Ag.n,., a. ,b.s. t~o
tenusty.
The Fsen,h Govs'nmen, admitted, y Thou, h,sia-
ton, our Muster, who took rank along win iorcivr
diplomatic aSsnts accredited ,hs courts Of ,hs pa
ia's Royal. His M.j,sty, Louis p illppe did me IN.
honor OF addressing me by his su,oefapn letter Of
.no is'n Of Mare" iA., sonsra'u'Aon' on my acse'
Sou to The Regency, and expressed 10 no. al the same
time. In in ormal terms, the lively amt ipya,bs ir-
toresi which he take. in Bsgium.
wa. by this bra. &C, thar L'ui' Philippe bog,u to
rsalize the promi'es which he hM nada ma iu Feb.
ruary last, when had tho honor OF taking l,sv, OF
him. He then said, on isking me by the hand .Tei
The B.sie nation that siv' 'hsm my baud In IN. per-
son OF me Pfe'cei OF CoEBtess AMI that the Bsgans
msy Away rsrkop on my friend ,bp."
Wa wets not 80 fortunate with tas C,bise, o! s.
James o'r %,ni''er was not received with any Thing
ou, civii'y (d6seieusenenf) by ,hs Eng,h m Misty
and the ma ions honor psr,nittu ina 10 lave him
onger In an equivocal sliuauon, ofdsrsd his 10 be
recalled.
Tie ministry, 10 the N ,sa ,i,ne w;,h;,x n nm, an
cad to the unsatisfactory result Of The provisional state
Of k.s1ney, and 10 close the revolution by dsfni.
aiise H'vernmen'' had sent TO cur ssen, in London
n'rucnons TO round the dispositions OF ms ROYAL High
ness III P.incs Of S,xs CjburS, bu, obstacles Of nere
etiquette Pwslyssd IN. inteo!ed eff,ets.
Ia the internal. ohe; men called 10 the minis.
ry, anf Tho new nn'sers followed The isd.rsct pro-
eeedinSs Of th- psedsses,o->. Woa, passed ON th,,
usj'etn kaown 10 you. You kuow, gentlemen, how
ne happy termination has been broush about, Al,
which we are this day present.
i snail no., geutlemsn. q. Won with oS..,
van0ns On The sets OF my Regency. sh.ii sop6n,
myself saying that tho esrvssenes Of the passion,
sciden'sI TO our Evolutionary state tho sasnaon OF
ceImersiii bu a-ss, sux.,y about n, fu u.s to,,u
OF our e7untry, have Brought about events and ssu,
| cd erbsrra'msnss which have prevented III, sovsrn
msnt fro Occupying Itself eicaeiously az would
have been desirable III The Institution. which az
raion
In the state OF threatened h'.tliim with our neigh.
ocrs the G"ernmeni was undss tbs ne esssuy Of de
vo'inG IL, ehi.f attention to tho army The io,n,,y
has keon considerably inereased and o,xzuiz.d IN.
formation Ct the cavalry has bsea compe.s tho s,,I
iery has been Pu, on respectable foo ing the servi..
Of The eommssarai, OF the hopiais and OF hanspor,
has been secured; and hoay, by The side of ,hs re-
isr army another army form ID in the riuk, of he
Civic Guard, equally mpaMsn, measure L.. strepa h
wi the enemy.
The eonee', Of all the eix,ps, who forgetting ,b.
spirit party, arc seog to range themselves round the
throns will rot contribute less than the eou az. end
excellent, spirit OF army, TO support nrsot ato,.
10 obtain honorable peace, TO consoidae on, nI.
pendsnes and If need bs, 10 defend the integrity of
our etriiory. -
Our finances ave In az prosperous a slate 81 eircum
stances would permit, and n. levy Of tn, taxes is
fecied as EASILY as in profound peace.
~ have been, gentlemen, h,ppy enous III Ia AID 4,
leading into pr RI Tho vessel OF tho s,ae--tor re~ard
tbe accession ei Piece ,opold 10 tho throne of
gum' and the recognition OF m by the majority Of ,b.
great Powers oil ElrcPe, as tho termination of our
riou revolution, and the estah m, Of our lb.riis.
ii have been ate TO accomplish auy good far br
itf'on M 70 a'cfies the MORT 10 myself. Ns, s,p
lam ella l. ~ -.
In tic facs Of tao oaion ard OF all rope that wi han,
the special protection OF Providence, no human prn
dente could have foreseen ether IN events or th,ir
results far ie" could 1t have directed them In The in
| terssi OF our country.
1t was likewise in n. noble hrmness Of ths coprre.,
and 10 hs wisdom of its deliberations, iba, / have
gentlemen, TO a!dren 10 you The expressods Of NV
lively and sincere gra.iiu!e.
But, gentlemen let declare that our task Ia, been
rendered very easy, by the excellent qualities of the Rel
gle people, people submissive the laws as doce
to tho voice OF the chiefs who deserve its confidence
as IL has shown itself ealous of its rights and
oil the yoke oil arbitrary powered that people cou-
rageous in battle firm in its resouons-of that peo
pie essentially moral, of whom history will say thai
during eleven months OF revolution and Of priyation,
among the most numerous class with the exception
some excuses evidently provoked) there were neye,
lever crimes-of that people whose devotion and love
viii always be the recompense of good government
IL Is WIN me most perfect security, gentlemen that
OF Prince, whose noble character and private virtues
are the best guarantee fer those which he shall dspay
from the throne.
With the most heartfelt emotion NAV now saw +,
have seen the dawn of happiness opening on nv coun
try. have lived long enough.
deposit in your hands, gentlemen the powers which
you had conhded TO me, aud beg you be so good
to record my declaration.
From Franee.-BJ tse Pa.kr. shin HAVE C,n,sio
DIS Pey.'er, ws have received our 6ies OF F.ench
pes Tic latest da.s ON Paris by hi, vessel 4, IN.
same as thai from London, by the Gso-ss Gaming
But we Ind lii,ls or nothing OF interest not
oy the Eog''b pape". Commercial affairs were some
what improved.
meeting Of Amsrlcan ell ans in favor Of the Pole,
was held In the Rus Rsheleu of Paris on the 9th july
a. which Mr.. J. Fsrimore Cooper sid ed an Mr.
A. Washington, o. North Caroiias, aried as S,sre,ary
The objects OF thu mssog were brit dy stated by Mr..
Cooper ahsr which series Of resolutions wore adop ed
expressing sympathy for the Piles in their cuff
and admiration OF their bravery; insiiutipg
ton for their benefit among the Amerissns 10 Paris:
inviting General Lafayette TO be com. the agent Tor re
hitting he money collected at Paris and in America
10 ecnsequenee Of that meeting; and resolving thai
address in behalf Of the Poies be made 10 tho Amsr
can people 10 the name OF this msen q; thai II be su-
'bepea'ed by The signatures Of The Chairman and S.
sre'sry; bs, thousand copies be printed and
lated q, hons" fws have received a copy OF this
Adde'S, with other proceedipg s Of the mecirg, but
havs not room 10 insert 1t tc-dsy.1
Letter Of the Chairmsp to General Lsfayet,e with an
extract from tho Journal enclosed
PAnis, July TO-
My Dear STA stir Of O. erie su, on tbs sn h..
iset Of The Polss wac held Isa evening 10 tho Rus,
and | In ord