Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1831-06-10

,F'~nce allow three millions OF psople TO be gradu,l.
y put 10 deaib' | cannot believe this. II 10 la
%go,sible. Then p,isnd will be ir.e--bu, Otherwise
Poland may he exierniCatsd. | en,tcai you, bu-
led 80 you are with tbs moe, Important que slion Of Re-
'oriu, 10. 20 allow this Polish cause 10 eseaEs YOUR
st,eUuon. P.ess upon he Bri,sh K;ug aud the Brit
irh G1v-rnnieLt tie necessity Tor diplomats inter-
erense. Nav, now l. he moment; before a summer
csmpaigo Is Commenced and ano.her aru organized.
The Poles have DOT eternal resoutces. They have
risen 10 a man, and proved h. ir courege, magoapin nj
~ patriotism, cnibus,a. IN, love Of liberty and virtue.
The R'ssian. are d.iest d, and he Piles are success.
iui. Bni, believe me. an by no means a, ease. l
en dehgh'ed and lul OF hope; but II 10 because ex-
peet THAI the same principles will ee now applied to the
Polish question as were applied 10 he B-igisn Revolu.
ton. when Pfiace Frederick was dtiven tom Bus
sells, aud Antwerp was unsuccess uily bombarded.
France and England ip.eriesed-r.quired a suspension
OF arns, ard Acknowledged ,he in ependtnc. OF b.
rium.-Now Dpb.t.eh has been defeated, PAPA ha,
been hu. nj, and a "poignee lie istieuA'' b- 'urned on,
10 be . na,cn OF heroes. Nov, then. let British and
French ERvoys b. 2. mt 10 Warsaw, and in a lew weeks
snerwari- tbe Poil'h Revclu;ioo wl' have I animated.
Before the defeat OF he Russian army the Poies would
have acknowledge the Emperor as King. Nav, il
shouid not he asked o. expected Tor t,etn. Poland
mould Dog he a large, independent. & powerful King
do'n-and 'hus The balance oi European power be pre-
served.
And now for a f W wcrl. "a to Belgium!! A depu.
'aion has proceeded TO your CRY To- the avowed pur-
pose OF inviting the p ince OF Sake CuburS 20 become
their King. Tne depulai ion il composed Of Individual
oil various par'i.s-and sOue ri hem are ssnguine e.
Dough to believe that his H,shnes. VIII aceep. the o.
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his own sake, and for the sake OF Belg,um, I hope h
w'll no.. The Prince is sristocr sicai; the revolution
IL not so. the P,ince ia more PTus-;sn or Austrian in
bis habits and sentiments han be i. B:lsian or French.
OF course the B=lgjens are uol 20. The Pisce il
Protestant. The BelsiAns are Catholics. Thi, was
'the beginning OF torrsws' ia Re!siGm under the dy.
nasty OF the n sssaus, aud il would be the ssue under
.ha, OF the SAKE CObourgs. Tue appointment OF tie
PRIME w0uiH create urpteasSn' feelings between The
French ad English people The hariDony and union OF
,bese two powerful nStiOus ough; not to be thus dis.
tnrbed. To The talents and integtiy OF The Prince here
can $40 obj aoton; but the French Monetch rejected
The Crown in ihe name Of his son, !est he should offend
England, aud now lei a really British Prince (tor from
his conne1ion with the Crown he is truly SOY reject
the Crown for himseii, for his acceptance would pro-
duee mis!rust, jealouSy, and much uneasiness in
France. | 70 further than this the Belgian people do
not desire this nomination. He was never a candidate
with the millions. He wss only discussed Incidentally;
but he was at once put aside, no, t,om any disre.pec,
TO his family, character, or s,liaLces, bui simply be-
cause oil and wafer do not a~insleamate. He would me-
veT be elected by the Belgian naiion-anJ he wolld
never rule over an united aud devoted y. op'e. I; Bel
GUM is not at prsseut to be re.uniiod to France, i, had
better become a Republic; but, frs, OF all. it should
settle the question with he King OF HonaOd-of" what
is Belgium ~
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