Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1834-06-27

which seems never 70 have been unders In this eou
y out Is now rendered manifest by the fac, the Bit
YER opposition OF bsnon' Meuguin, ssvere, &c.. the
leading members OF that party. When the treaty was
concluded strongly denounced by many OF the Jour
mails OF that party the Temps. the Courier Francois the
tribune, &C., extracts Of which, in that spirit were sent
10 MIR Livingston at the time The treaty as declared
oy ihemi TO be a"pure sacrice the part Of France
present made TO the United States "ahuse, the re.
sun oil Intrigue &c. report had been made by one Com
mission, Ia the time Of pclgnac that eight millions of
rancs was as much os the United States could claim
another Commission, after the revolution reported that
,We're millions OF francs would lie the snpl.st a.
'owance Tor our claims. In this way the opiuiou had
grown up and become general in France, that the TWEEN
v-hve millions, stipulated by the treaty, was an extra
VACANT concession and shameful sacrifice iaade by tho
ministers OF Louis PHILIPPE Under these circuu,sisnces
e appearance OF the correspondence between the Anne
ric"n government and its Minister, at nome MT when
there was supposed here be no longer the smalrs,
native Tor reserve, lifting the veil Of diplomatic myste.
~ rom The whole transaction, exposing IL in the
broad daylight OF historical truth showing the ne otia.
ton TO have been conducted hfou on high nation.
CONSIDERATIONS, without any Of that low Intrigue which
!" Europe, Is so generally suspected mngle in such
rsnsacons and evincng that in the sincere conyic.
lion oil the American Government. il had obaincd M
more 'hau u was Justly entitled TO demand If much
anu a 100, without the interest IL might we have in.
sised on as incident TO the principal of the claims
s"'h an exposure could have had 40 other Than a bish
sau'ary aud useful effect In councrsciinr the prciu
u'cs' usfus' anu erroneous opnons, with which the
public mind was filed in Frsuce The insnu atom ,ha,
sono"'ed IN any degree, TO the rejection OF appo.
Priauon IN Tie Chamber oi Deputies era ,rous and
"<uon Invention There is The slightest Circumstance
10 give color even OF plsusbii'y the assertion Not
one oil the opponents OF the appropriations in the
Chamber made the remotes allusion 10 any inp In Nm,
eorespohence though It's character aud contents were
generally known In France On the other hand 4, is sye
RAJ ne referred by those who adj ocated and supported
The appropriations he cvune. to whom the su ice,
was referred m he first instance AID who made an eabo.
rae report recommending the app; for carrying
'he treaty in'o efc not only r. Ter published cor.
re'pondchce between Mr.. Rives and the American Co.
Seinment but speak o! the former pei son. lily 10 the most
respectful and ALTERING manner This insuu.,ion h.,
a lt,tf
VposWoi, to charge every evil Inconvenience that
happens, ("beher by the misc, nJuc OF themselves Of
corrupt moneyed corporation In league with tn M or to TO-
reign legislative body, emtodrned violation OF So
iehn internal engage ineBt by The spectacle oil tcr own
ac 'ons violence dividing aud bling the public coun-
Gus oil her eoun'ry) on stmnisa whch they are
endeasoring TO suppant.