Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1835-11-06

!u they arc ingtsd to pass astoy. they leap 0Ss' Or
nt0 ,..aa,L down sube +
military Chiellaiu," it was supposed the nalson Wouu
,e willing to seize upon the amicnblc phrasps pidnnt
riend and ally as pretext TO sacfihce ',it 1850 I'D |
, The expense Of the national rights ana hn!oiL."o
hen was said the passage was menace anu Ia brn
This was soon found to be false caculatl0" u'u WV"
he spirit of the country first became rouseu III ''i
;iso promising payment. at the price OF
iaon in making al apology, then our nrnIain
,dtor gave way and insisted that The NlrsSIse -
ID itself and all sufficient to satisfy lie
,en,iby and this as re 1et informed, hao ortn
lied to make the demand Of the proViso, IN co''
IF the interpretations OF the Opposition press Fnrb
Since however, the English edit rhas found tr
unwilling to accept the Message itself, ana h'v t"l
Unrest and most natural Interpretation OF IL: 1S u M
hprn prevered by the mschievous enemies I'll the Puo
rrpose into an offence against the honor oi r ''alt
Messieurs Gales s. Co. turn about again, ana oe'o"'s
nnrw the Aceioring tone Of the E1ceutirc Massage
In uluson to these oscillations OF the lnelIi@ehcet,
x remarked on its abandonment of its o!d PnSi''oh
and on its resumption of again. the other day. "e We
We C met with . following fiat contradiction: go,
n he National lntrlligencrr has not 'Irsuhea' ue
couse il has never changed, its sold position as 10 ,He
Presidents Message The Fra ncl lnCemhiy. IL mas
cyrr abandoned its ground that the President i's
,aoc contain menace but we 40 mol say a.iu nov,
f laid that the menace of the Message justified tie
roviso which the French Chambers attached t. the ap
ropration of the money The French Legislature mao
fused its sanction of the treaty, TN It's n'erlS|a arge
nbe of the members drnied, and larger s'''i u"uou
n validity Of our Claims least To the amount rcc"g-
rad BIZ the treaty and we though that under SUCH
ccumstances Mr hecioring tone ~ The EIfcurt message;
VS. niudcious. The Chanlbrrs however, diI not per-
nj the feeling of resentment to ovcrrue tir oictars VI
Juice In due time they authorised thc payment % ns
inncy and thereby fully admitted the validity OF Inc
I'd "a !bS dsps s an! continuation Of the IN.
RODS. ,,, r,, co- a.
appr,ra of the Message, the editor said .
riir ANY THING COULD SERVE TO DELAY for long hmt
IF MT poSipOnc t0re0er, THE PAYMENT OF OUR CLAIMS "
FIAT GoyERsMEST Is THE TONE OF ISrIMipAToS AND
1y.crrsgp BY THE CHIEF MAGISTRATE nS THIS &C.
c,s,oS, should the French mhapPy not distinguish BE-
rw ZEN PERSONAL OPINION ASD FEELING OF THE ~
! plvDUAL WHO OCCUPIES THAT STATION, AND THAT Vi
ruErEorLE OF WHOM, Is OUR FOREIGN INTERCOURSE,
lie EEsrRlcTEn AXn LIM!rfD EErRESEHIAt'fI
| TIE MESSAGE, WE KNOW DlSCLAlAS ALL.
! INTENTION OF MENACE. BUT WHILST TIE
LANGUAGE OF MENACE IS HELD, IiiE DiS,
| CiAlMER WILL GO FOR NOrHING-WE HAD
Almost SAID, OUGHT TO GO FOR NOTHING:
1rM proud fery chiraIrous, md po'ccrtM nation.
With view to make the impression al home and abroad
tlat the President would not be sustained IN maintain
ig the position he had TAKEN and thus inoncc FRANCE
o rie with rights, and Tie sacreu oohSatohs W
rcutv. the Intclligcnccr adds w
I've take leave TO express our trust, that IL VIII De
Universally understood, not only at nome, put every
where abroad that The recommendation OF the PRESIDENT
upon which have been Ienarkng Is ms act ohy 0c
is mol key in Tie present state IF the case 10 rccc,re Mt
oypyuLutipn of the Congress people Of the L. States
This vas at the time WHEN it was hoped that differ
encc could be broug lit about between Inc andtftdn9
hat occuuics that slaii0n he Chief agisracy) and The
People, Of sh0m he IS the restricted an" '"''H 'Cp'eSeN
iaiirc."
But what said AIessrs Gales & Co. when it was found
that the natiun approved the Message:
2ltIl May lS.S5 the Integcncrr said:
"On this subject, the explanatory we are lavorably
immersed with the suggestion of the New York Amer
can, THAT KEQrIsIrloS Of THE rRoNlso REFERRED
To WOULD GE SATISFACTORILY COMPLIED WITH hi TIE
SINGLE REPETITION OF PARTICULAR PASSAGE OF TiIi
MESSAGE ITSELF, SEPARATED FROM THE coSrEAT WHICH
OUR ADMINISTRATORS HAS ALWAYS DESiED TO lSrESL
ANY THING LIKE 4 MENACE. - 1900
And arain the Imtrlligcnccr Of May 80, 1888, says
| We are not among those who would require INC
President Of the United States to retact any thing tie
said i'm his Me. Congress- TO apologize Tor IL
We see no necessity for it; and the French government
we are sated does net expect any such condcscenson
ALL THAT IS NECESSARY SATISFY TIE NE0rlSlTloi
| or TIE FEESCH CHAMBERS MAY, WE RELIEVE: BE Ac
cuMPLls1Ep HY a MERE REfEREScE To TIE PASSAGE OF
THE PREsIpEYTs MESSAGE WHICH HAS BEEN QUOTED
AND TO THE SATISFACTORY EXPLANATIONS o. THAT SUB
,rcr MADE by OUR MINISTER IN FRANCE TO THE FRE*cl
| MlslsrEu OF FoREIGy AFFAIRS IN JANUARY LAST
The reader will remark. that this was before Mr. Lit
late conciatory letter and that Of tile Secre
nry OF State, by The diFec'oh oi TIC tFes'uet' 'PP'o
| wing it.
This is the same print which, having thus labored te
bring about collision between the two Governments
and finding the French led into the demand Of the pro
viso, under the supposton that the President would no
BE- sustained by SHE appreciation Of the Congress poo
pic IF tic United SatcS, afterwards retreated from M
hostile attitude to the Message. and insisted that III
rcquson Of the prOriso rerred IL ,coud be satact0
ry complied 'rM by the single repetition Of particular
pasmseef the Nt$sagc tseJ!" And again. ''All that i:
necessary 10 satisfy the requisilion Of the French Cham
bers may be accomplished by mere reference to the
passage Of the Message which has been quoted, &c
That passage containing the disclaimer the reader viii
remark, which this same Inteigencer had before sale
'ocM 90 for nothing" and sought to go for nothing -
And again, when it is the policy OF the anti Amer
can party among us TO stimulate the French to inss
upon apology the print cries out about the hrc
! toring tone Of the Message"
| We would impress upon the public mind these eyi
dences Of the crooked policy Of the party Of which the
nclgcnccr the piece, and OF the for ed tongue
il brandishcs because its Editors have recently had tho
Impotence that they have held but
aud one language, this interesting suLjcct-Gl0bc
Our Relations arih FraRcc.-We assured that the
packet ship Frnncc which arrived OH Tuesday from Ha
vrc, broug ht dispatches for the Federal Government
which were immediately forwarded 10 Washington will
the greatest exPcdiLion-N. J. Courier.
1" 1t is stated that Immediately after the arrival Of the
New York boat yesterday afternoon, express proceed
ed on to Washington 1t is supposed that important
intelligence in relation to the French Question, la:
reached this country, by the North American, Captain
Dixey."-Phd Inquirer Of Friday.
We understand that express arrived yesterday from
New York Ii is stated to have brought dispatches
tccivcd at New from France Sunday, after the depar
ture of tie mail for the South-!fat. Int. Of 1ucsday
THE BANK MOVING.
The following article from the Journal of Commerce
unveils the scheme of the political Arstocracy, connect
ed with the grand Noncycd Monopoly II has been