Southern planter., 1832-04-21

Aitera few more reflections on the future pros.
pecis Of Europe, his Majesty thus continued: ,Nov.
e' was web more ariiully woven over the nation
nan that horrible debt which envelopes the peopo
oi England. II has boon the means of cnrcbing
tho nrisiocracy beyond al former exnnnle IN ms
country, whilst il has, at the same time. aroused a.
many powerful friends to the Government AZ ,bere
are individuals who receive interest for ,hatm
so ex'ravaganiy squandered to crush liberty IN OH.
or countries; but even that must have an end. some
accidental spark win Ignite the conlhustibIe mass
ana blow tho whole system 10 the devil! n the
miehty debt were due 10 foreigners, these cunnino
Islanders would not bear tie burden an hour. but
would on some preiext or other break their cred
ito's' and laugh at their credulity; bat they owe
tho money 20 individuals among themselves nnJ
are therefore likely to enjoy the pleasure of pnv,ng
me interest for generations 70 come. Franco too.
has got debt. Those Bourbons think 10 main.
tam themselves on my throne, BY borrowing large.
" Of INC presen, generation, in order 10 lay heavy
taNes on the next and all future ones. But know
tne French too well to suppose that such system
can be long tolerated | know that they have too
much affection for their offspring TO enlall upon
them national debt like that of England. howeyer
aritully incurred. No, no! my subjects are too
sharpsighted 10 allow tho property accumulated
for their children 10 be norigaRed TO pay the Rus.
SLAMS and English for invading them, and for the re
sioraiion Of the Vielle COur des lmbeciles. who
now insult them! They wih, afer time, make
comparisons between them and me; they will recol
lect that ihR expenses of my government we're dc.
fFayed mpost during the war--that nv wars
cost FRANCE notling--that | lell her not one Napo
leon IN debi-but that ! enriched her territory
such comparisons will not be favorable 10 the Bour.
bons. The French will cast them and their debt
IRON hnf nl, A
stranger who would dare 70 mount hum. Then, II
my son be in existence, he will be seated ON Inc
throne, amidst the accamations Of the people. IL
nc be not, France will 60 back TO republic, for no
other hand will dare 10 seize sceptre which il
cannot weld. The Orleans branch though amia-
BILE, are too weak, have too much Of the other Bour.
oons, and will share the same fate, if they do not
choose 10 live as simple citizens under whatever
change takes place.
Here the Emperor paused for few moments,
then waving his hand. he exclaimed in an anims.
ted tone, his dark eye beaming with the enthusiasm
ot tinspiahon--'Fmnce once more a rcpublie other
countries will follow her example --Germans. Pnis-
sans, Poles, Italians, Swedes and Russians. will
JOIN in the crusade Of liberty! They will arm a.
ga'nst their soyereigns, who will be glad to make
concession OF some Of their rights, in order To pre-
serve minor authority over them as subjects; they
N' 6'ess Nhciu REPRESENTATIVE cnoUners, and 8tVle
themselves constitutional Kings possessing limit
ed power Thus the feudasystem will receive its
death blowi like the quick mist ofthe ocean, il will
dIssipaie at therat appearance ofthe sun Of lbertv
but things will not end there; tho wheel of revou
ton will not stand still at this point, the impetus
will be increased in tenfold ratio, and the motion
will be accelerated in proportion When the poo.
plc recover part ofther rights, as mon, they will
become elevated with the victory that have achieved,
and having tasted the sweets of freedom, they will
become clamorous for larger portion. Thus will
the states and prnclpalities OF Europe be in con.
tinual ferment, perhaps for some years like the
earh heaving in all directions previous TO an earth
quakej at length the combustible matter will have
vent, tremendous explosion will take plnce,-~the
lava of Engand's bankruptcy will ovorspread the
world, overwhelming Kings and aristocracies, but
cemeniing the democratic interest as il flows
Trust me, Las Gases, that as from the vines planted
IN the soil which encrlsts the side Of Etna and We.
suvlus, the most delicious wine is obtained, so shall
the lava ofwhch ispeak, prove to be the only soil
in which the tree of liberty will take firm and Der
manentroot May IT flourish for ages! You per.
haps consider these sentiments strange and unusual,
they are nine, however ! was a republican, bul
fate and the opposition Of Europe made mo an
Emperorp