Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1831-09-27

Poland. We sourselled the Kiug 10 ofI,r nj. The fr,
His allies hasened 10 unite with him 70 arrest the CON-
surer guarantees These rotations continue; we fol-
low them up with anxiety. for blood Is ,wp, the ne.
r is orgen', and victory Is not always fsihfu Thu.
whiet we accused OF indifference, .vety day be
ho'ds ns employing NV means Of intersection. To
what other could we have recourse, ON III we
az II bss been said, to hsvs r-cosniz,d Poland, Bu,
suppcsug that the faith OF treaties and The ,.sp
OF our foreign r-iisns had given the r,h, 10 max.
his ACKNOWLEDGMENT, II would have been iliu,ory un
ess il bad been followed by Efforts and IN an wa, wov
have ensn'd appeal 10 the reason OF The Chamber.
Ought France TO retomn~rce that gigantic ssmpayr
IN which tho fortunes Of .poieon necams a wreck.
nav this war which We are called upop TO wage bee
well reelected upon--it 10 war which - an lead ~.
across the whole breadth Of the Coniip- n,-i, ia uni
ver,al the object OF much delirou. ,ubi,,on
OF 80 many cbimsrsal pasions Can 4, be o,oVed ,ba
this heroic crusade would Poland. NJ, G.n,ie
men, for II once France devia,ss rom her usn,rAii,y
that neutrality which has hitherto been observed by
Other powers will be abandonsd and their annie, ar.
only -four dsvs march om the capital we wish to de
iend, who It IL 400 leagues from us. (Hear hesr)
In the lave ct 'hes. fae',, will venture 10 call Tor
war which Como, cave Poland but mus, be the cals.
OF her downfall. (Hsar hea-, irom almos, q cry rar
., M A"'mby) Our explanations with rsgird {,
Belgium shA be no le,s distinct. How n,,y times
have We not had to apprebsnd. from she ques ion o.
'oya"y w beigirm, cause for "A general tup ure
,s EUR p. !" ea'na into atmnistr''ion 81
me time wb u hs refusal OF the crown for The Dnks de
Nemours and The exclusion OF The Dave de L,u.hrr.
ooutg limited 80 narrowly The choice OF a sovereign
destined To he exisieDce and rni.y 20 this nasc.n,
AL gdog1. The election made by The Bsg'ans wac in.
diciou'-,he personal charaster Of the Prince tn.
cho'e rendered Il de'irable. Franc. received II win
sas''aehon, fo' she never feels misus, without
sanss. Bes'des. previous 10 her Acknowledgement Of
King Lsopold, France stipulated TO- all the eondrion.
,.qured for her satisfy and homo The demolition the
ores'es wi face the last vesig events Of SIS
Inc independence ami neutrality Of tho new dom
were .q ally guaran'esd; and both, iu case OF need
shall b. defended. or this the last measures of IN.
French Cabinets proof. A French army has r.eei.
we'd orders 10 en'"r Bslgium TO rtpe III.
aggression OF Holland. Thi, expedition, which was
nnnn l.,tt, aN.r.,
u'sp'eb from The King Of tbs Bslgi,ns and was h.
result OF the full understanding setvsen all the Great
to"ers OF Europe, proves thai France IL powerful that
ner armies are ready for action, and ,ha her young
SOLDIERS as well as her veteran general. are worthy Of
,nheri'ng that glory which is depossd o their hand.
maj France !. The IA thfu ally, the nsursh
support OF B:!eium, aud that she knows how 10 pro-
eet what she has raised; that treaties are mere han
vao word' and the Powers OF Europe, who bavs been
pa'n"d az plotting against her, faithful to their
ehgsSemen,s and resp'e our iudepen and power
Thus, Gentlemen, in opposition TO the predie,on,
whth nave 20 song proclaimed thai in sbori time the
ao'olu'i'm OF Europe would reduce anee to he ne
cessi'y OF defendng her ind pc ndepce aud tba
pari would again be vtsted bv IN, il is viii
me con'en OF Europe that France /, at this uoment
aS'uahy ueieniIng, against an unsupported NJ march
me independence OF neighbor and friend, sprung
rom our revelation, and Brussels finds allies in The
IRE nsh uniform! Wha, IN overwhelming eontradi,.
ION 10 The prophets OF she propsg anda and eartoU
ffsnte, with the concurrence OF all Europe is pro,ec
ing ,evoln'ion, the otfPrng OF tha, of July and will
see fof.e'es raised against Der by the Holy Alliance
demotbet! ~
These facts, Gentlemen. continued the President Of
e Counei prove ,hai without France. and what she
mas aseompihed, the States OF The Pore wouI bs ,,iI
covered win foreign sodiers anu harasssd viii nra
scrpions and conbsca'iOns-'hst Without France po
land would have been long ago er,hed by The uni,sd
t,rs OF the hroe power, by whom she 10 sutrounded
and that wi:hop, France, Belgium would have tesp
prey TO anarchy, or sunk toto a re,iora,ionl
Far, then, from Frauce having abandoned In. neo
pie whom lhe set In movement thou sh without any
ins'igeuoS from her. she has rendered them all A.. ma
ny benet's an impruden' propa ganda would bav.
Raj;
denee and naiional v; TO Poisnd less Inequality in the
struggle IN which s's seng'gsd; and has Ialy
from the most iamenable consequences OF failure in
he attempt that wa made. BY main airing general
Pease FsAnce has been able 10 place herself in moi,
uon 20 20 10 war 10 short, she has resumed her due
irhnence, proved her wisdom, and established her
power ~
We have ob'ain,d all ihss. results, in the name Of
Tho revolution OF July and by avaiipg of ,he
high reputation it has acquired.
DO not deceive yourselves upon tbis-tbat which
caused ~ TO gam credit SO rapidly in Europe, and
impose silence upon its enemies was the iJs,ics of
its cause, and the wisdom OF its conduct Oar revon
uou broke out only because and and
nonIng out what was jusi and necessary has done
10 MAINTAIN w. has respected every ris hit and re-
garded every interest. From this has arisen ,hs re-
sP'c' and resaTd which every pcw,r has ieii i,seI
bound TO show In return to France. From benc, has
arisen 'ba, oral au oriiy which ne have hen ahls
to exercise in her We have 10, been coo,nsIl
ed 10 epp'si TO force, we have ony bad claim right
Jusnce, and good order from EIrop- II we bavs
obtained the confidence Of ALL II is because vva bav.
sp1fen as France had acted.
hSftiy,p perhaps never, had ance. without going 10
war 20 mueh weight in 'hs scale OF Eatope. She has
cisihsd nothing with view 10 her ineress ib at
not been asrented and The pre- eut day there
10 no i' fuene- tia, is superior 10 her own.
but 10 preserve this influence, il not be forgot
ten AT what price II is obtained Our respect for the
nationality oil all the nations, and the rights of all the
thrones, the first condition of the respect the ma
tons and Kings have for Europe believes in the
authority oil word; she believes in our reason and
cannot take umbrage at pride. But if ever France
abandons herself TO the spirit of faction and the torrent
oil popular passions she would Immediately lose her in
huehce and would be forced TO make up for il by vio
lence 1t Is then true, that the peace of the world is
dependent upon the internal Government of our countrv
And do you, Gentlemen, who have so great share in
s Government, consider the importance of the deter
nlnatlon that you are about TO form. The discussion
win which you are occupied will probably decide the
tate oil Europe Tospeak the truth war or peace are
the questions before you. Let this thought be present
to your minds, and let the Chamber i'm exercising lie
power, be aware, at least, OF its responsibility.
"Our responsibility would not alarm us viii the SIM
port your confidence, which alone give us COURAGE
10 devote ourselves TO public af'irs But, Gentlemen
We can only serve our country by remaining faithful
10 our principles and consequently after that You shall
have associated yourselves thereto. You are acouant
ed with them; for they have been explained 10 YOU az
they nave been TO the country and Europe by these
TWO words which answer friends and our enemies
at home and abroad these two words which character
Use eur TWO systems OF internal administration and TO-
reign policy; these two words which sum up the opi
Mons and interests OF France'The Charter and Peace
This eloquent speech constantly listened 10 with
crosse attention, and the principal passages called forth
decided signs of appreciation. The President of the
Counci in descending from the Tribune was conerat
.s.s .s- ey gres. number OF Hon Deputies"
n HANCERY~-AistssnOuiE coun1y 1Wy,t
a sour', 1881:
John q. Baptist, Alexander Gillispis, Rieb,.d Camp
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