Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1832-10-23

cen plan, by which Kingdoms and States werc
ed by the wills OF Iyrans for the purpose of supporting
the balance oil power The plan of the modern system
has been enlarged, TO embrace as the objects
oil their Intervention and CONTROL the internal government
OF States In order to arrest the march OF Freedom The
peieN was created by the grasping ambition and coloS-
sal power OF Napoleon aud whilst in fact this HOLY ALI
ance affects to smother the breath of universal monarchy
It's rea design IS 10 organize the system OF universal sla
very. The modern Kingdom OF the Netherlands spronr
up under the general paciicaon Of 1914 made by forced
conjunction oil Holland aud Belgium, and presents lust
commentary on that policy which, in attempting balance
oil power seeks TO Cypress individual States under the res
pecab!c sanction OF pachcalon once erroneous and
mprdciicabe. The actual ACKNOWLEDGMENT OF these two
States, which form of the knOcn objects of tho
present London conferences is worthy of deem consider
ton, IN our own American views OF the two conflicting svs
TENS OF Free Trade and restricted commerce. BELGIUM and
Holland, no sooner were formed into enc monarchy than
war OF legislative policy arose. in reference TO those ri
val systems An attentive observer OF the state of pares
who was residing at the time in Europe in nrr, elegant
work entitled Of Europe" oreold the very event
mas recently happened; and the upon which
ho founded his anticipation, stated to be the cashing
Interests ana policy oil these two Stetes,Hoand MAIN
aninS the doctrines OF Free Trade and Belgium uphold
lug the restrictive policy They have separated orciby
aud tue power OF the Holy Alliance has, Tor the moment
arrested the operations OF deadly hostility between tic
parues-Ahough actually separated vet the few wears of
forced connection have inerungled their passions and
their national preudces that il is difficult il not unptac-
ucabe to arrange the terms of future separated
reignty so as preserve the peace tho States and
suppress general warm Europe. may here observe
III reerence TO The conduct Of the Allies, that their des
pouc principles have yielded TO the necessity Of scpar
uon For years, vain attempts have been 20 com
lue JdTIlhS utcFCSS UI lhIS hlgdO, which
me iavore CHILD OF the pacihcaon OF lSlt-and
tended as barrier against France But the policy Of the
TWO states could not be harnonized. This piece Eu-
Opean history is very full OF grave Instruct ton and would
seem to stand as 6eacOng ht the distant theatre
Europe, TO guide American statesmen aud patriots
sruous task Of navigating the vessel of State through the
now teiupcsluous sea OF parties i'll country.
In lact we must proceed with great crcums or
our Union Will be eugulphcd in the whirlpool contrary
interests, and clashug views We hardly escape the
condition OF deprecated national existence, by the cxer+
uon OF our utmost orbearance 1t is impossible to close
our eyes TO the seeviden fact that we are now contcnd-
lug on tue most opposite views, only of the general
welfare but, as TO what constitutes the freedom slavery
oil The people Tho gulph is wide which separates
the North aud South For the enlarged and liberal views
oil Free Trade are so entirely esranged from the
minded and jealous cupidy Of the restrictive system that
the hrst eschews the other mortal poison. Whilst
disgust and hatred will prevent them from swayine
IN peace mutual sceptrc yet the victory achieved by
the Tariff party, the doctrine of Free Trade felt
as wound inflicted general Greedon-and those who
lament this wouud feel that they have noble aim in view
and the heroic passions Of the heart will lead onward
FuToT dFmd mhiiStrGt. JEFFERSON.