Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1835-10-02


VII! then be employed more less directly in avn Of
pacific compromise. terms honorable to ALL l.; future
the influence o! Mr. Eaa llurca will he every day &C
Qiirimr more weight than that Of General Jackson
Mr.. Van Rnrcm IS the rising In year "a sicrt
TIM MIR. Van E"rrn will br drtn,vcy elected &C
c"rdiag 10 ali probability. Eut if ncw circumstances
should raise u? around Francr. any of those ob.ta
ces which absorb the energies of Il people if new
storms should arise in the interior; if you should br
much occupied IN Europe To be able to make yourselrc
spcc:cd IN America any President would prove Cen
Jackson to you and he wnud be obliged be So; then
not syllable, not ceini;a wna!d he allowed vou and
you would DC laughed at voU invoked the Ircollrciiuns
of sixty years ago Do n2t deceive yourself this
point. NJ G..
The writer Of The above letter although he has resided
in country for some time. is almost Ignorant of
us as he represents his counlryncn home to be- The
resolution Of the President. matter Of pacipc no.
suffer any foreign nation to require $ OF rnhi en-
plantations of Executive messages {" Congress- is rtprc-
scented the result of the Iron will Of trn Jackson
not give any satisfaction to France and inncd to,
upon the supposed acua, difficulties pressing in Eu.
rope upon the Kings Government. Tie universal m.
probation of the course of the Administration iuuu;rJ
TO the ignorance III the Democracy Of the T. States of
the relative strength Of France and the u. s. The miiic
petitions Of the commercial cities OF France the Lee
gsativc Chambers, dcprrcang the consequences Of in.
Justice to our Government; tn the Of the vessel sch,
New York with dispatches for AIR. Snr7uric; or as
this very wise Frenchran represents it, sent &c carry hGc
Nj S. to France. OF piece with these representations
his sprcualinnS upon the subject Of Mr. Van Bu:rn
ana upon the nr0Da0e course ui 1ntuC events ! he
last paragraph in the letter. atrcious libel Intended
to do mischief upon the character of our Govern
mcnt and on tho people of the Z. States. What circu
stance in the history Of country usics this ,solcn;
trenchman in suggesting that demands upon TO-
reign nations increase in proportion to their weakness;
and the sense Of justice in conduct towards them
graduated by views of their ability make them
selves respected by their power The recollection of
sixty years have been and always will be cherished
by the United States while FraEcc permits US 10 do
her justice and suffers us 10 indulge them One thing
should be known in France to ali her public function.
aries and every private man. The tone of the public
press in France-,he ISLANDERS of the Opposition parties
-Royalst, Imperial and Republican-in the Legs-
lative Chambers; the indebtedness Of the Admins
trationhe delays of justice, and the evasions of the
last years the matter of the Treaty of Indemnity have
done eace the remembrance of former services
and ancient friendship, than the plumbers and spolia
tons of the Republican and imperial Governments. 1t
will he act Of true wisdom the part of the rcsnng
monarch, to seize upon the stream Of good feeling
while all portions of People sympahizing
with his condition in consequence Of the afro