Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1832-10-19

Blackwoods Magazine, has article en;iilcc
prospects of Britain under the New Constitutions
winch gives but "a gloomy view of the future for
tunes of that country, although il affects conf
dence in tho practcabity of averting the threaten.
cd evil. The changes to he effected by the new
pariianant-which Indicated in the pledges re-
CURED FRO reform candidates, such IA the aboli.
ton of tthcs, and oftho Corn law monopoly and
the adoption of the vote by bailot-will in their
practical operation, il is argued, he fraught with
fearful loss and cv but tn, writer considers tina,
tho great danger tn Britain, 10 every other old
state which eng ages in the career of Innovation
u arse from tho stato &C the FTngRces. IL is
their embarrassment which always prccipitates the
progress of revolution, because il creates difficulty
from which there is no means of immediate escape
bat by revolutionary confscation; and that again
by striking an universal panic through the holders
OF property, speedily occasions still greater loss
TO the revenue than the amount of tho property
thus acquired, and renders further spolation a
matter OF necessity 1t twas this, il is urged, which
forced on the calanties of the French revolution il
was this, alone, which blasted the dawn ofHberty in
Spain, and drove the liberal party into xcesses that
speedily overturned their constitutions The en-
barrassments of finance consequent on extensive 20
liteal change, reduced the revenue of France from
2l,uOO,OOO to Gl7,000, 0O0 in the first year OF
tho former revolutions; and since the three DAYS"
OF July 1t has fallen from Ella ,000. 000 10 f39,-
OOO,UOO, while tho expenditure has increased To
ioo.ouO ,Ouo. The cause is already ut work in
England and the effect is in the fact that the
and the expenditure increasing, and an actual d.
intuition is shown of .f4, 1000, 900, in 5 months
1.-The Partisan shopkeeper will tell yon that his
business has been ruined since the glorious three
days; that his customers are not third of what
they were, nor his sales fourth Of thor former
amount and that two thirds of his neighbors are
bankrups"-and things tending to this state
IN England also. Worse evil must come, it is ar
gued, unless the dominance OF conservative prin-
cipies and men be restored in that country, and
tue new electors exhcred TO adopt these vie vs.
and resolve to preserve the rights they havr now
acquired, by checking the progress of il nov ton.
The wri'er believes that the country mag be saved
through means of the weekly and daily press, and
urges that the influence and wealth of the tories
be freely used to establish and sustain these en-
gines wherever practicable; hui the remedy seems
hardly adequate to mighty disorder. Nation
al impulse may he stilled in its incpent stage, but
the avalanche, when fairly in motion, is seldom to
be stayed
There is good paper the Spanish Revolu-
tons OF 1872 and lS22 in which it is argued from
facts there stated, that this much eulogized and
depiored mOuucmeRt differed but little from the
French revolution of 1893, in the violence g. anar-
chy Which marked it's course and character. The
general reader will be surprised that writer so
well acquainted this with the governments
and ephemeral constitutions of Europe, should
speak of our chief magistrate 'tho President of
the American Congress"