Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1835-12-17

vernment, and thereby put end TO all further contra
versy or difficulty the subject The Ere ch royern
must see that they have been placed complete
~ IN The wrong in the matter and that petsstinu in
VIII degrade them in the eyes Of the w.ole Civil
nru world ,ha we cannot believe. under such cir
costances they can, for such consideration desire
10 DC involved in with u.s. but II they desir.
ap. such war 80 ardenlly to seek il without
!"shaoi. cause, we need not hope by any mems To- sus
tam our Nainnal honor and avoid contest we cam
ccve, therefore, that the matter has been brouyb, "a,
such an issue, that the whole matter must be vrS s
settled, aud settled l., our satisfaction
rsre happy tn see, that the hig presses have no.,
yc, followed Ia the wake of the tlligcnc.r several
OF them nav. come out III becoming spirit ON this sub
ect In addition to the extracts We furnished in our
last we lay the following before readers:
(From the Baffinore Gazette
one subject more than any othcr-tlic Law oftbe
french Governmen comply with the terms ora re,,v
ately made with the U States and solemnly ra
nso oy the proper authorities of both natons-has xct
ca ucep interest and greatly increased general de-
sire 20 Know how IT would be noticed by the President
IN his Message. Aware of this and influenced lv H., a.
trinslc nportancchc has treated il with tba, freedom
and fulness of explanation which has necessarily
pied large portion of his interesting communication
Whatever diversity ofopinion may exist throu ohout
our country to the of noticing the oibes s
ects OF the Nlessageere be none as to he Frenrh
IS treated ,oith that dgnity and proDr;ei,, ,L;I I'm
mo eng nagstrate people vho property estimate
From The .Ae.o York Eseniny s.ar-.Naeh)
1T ought not to be disguised tina, that part Of the
rIesiaehts Eirssage relating the French indemnity
question IS satisfactory, generally all parties IL ia
sufficiently warke to satisfy that norton of he p,
dent friends who having nothing TO lose i'm the co,,e
are willing to hazard the consequences of war; and while
us zone Is not very pacific the contrary harsh and u
courteous to the French King the friends of peace are
satisfied with its admitted concessions and hone ond h.
Ip France BE satisied9 We think She will md nrocd
10 give our reasons for arriving this conclusion &c
(liere Mr. Noah makes some objections TO the Pres
dents farmer Message-and then adds y
but laying aside these objections is there sufficient
IN The present message satisfy France and restore
tlp ttyoc
think there is We believe France will be satisfied and
nat tne treaty will be fulfilled Although there is dis
pay oil great hmness, determination risk nothiny
IKE explanation apology, yet The following so full
so explanatory, and apoogetic that ali doubts ON te
subject are at once at an end, &c. &C.
Here is full and solemn disayoyal of anv nte,,o,
10 ,mprte bad faith to the King the most important
anu feature in the message this point re-
mains to be notced,he President aJsains from rfeom
menng any hostile measures, either prokiJioru or ,ror
tsc to,cards France,and this omission to reiterae the
OFFENSIVE recommendations contained in the Messn ore or
1884, acc kno,o will settle the question by the m,nc3;,
payment OF the FIRST instameni Mr. Barton will return
Piooaoy without the money, which he do accord
ing 10 positive instructions; but the Government of he
united States are in possession of the fact that the mes
paid. ''~ 'ey VIII oe
If, under this view of the subject difficulties shall
arise they viii be difficulties which France herself will
create hegretting the unfortunate menace contained
III inc message OF 1884, there is still nothing more re-
naming for the American people to do If war ensues
we must submit to its evils and prvations and nerve
tne public arm 10 sustain the honor of the nation and
triumph of the flag and, therefore, all The specific an
populations required for the increase OF the navy and
me protection of maritime frontier should be cheer
iuily and unanimously afforded"
(FToiR The .7ieraRdria Gazette)
i, I'VE nave seen letters from respectable commercial
sition assumed by the President in his MESSAGE with re-
gsrd TO our relations with France, highly
mere by the business men generally, and that the
message Is not thought TO be belligerent its design
The Wings made get Mason to consent, TO run far
fhs Would permit S 10 n% OF The certainty 9hs
laid it down rs rule, his political ud
u'c occasion the and the sia,eCapeper GG.eue u
ne above reply, if it were made by John Y Mason,
would be worthy Of the We do not hesitate 10
that such would have been his reply if the Wbios had
made the effort to enlist his feelings How high would
Judge White have stood, if he had pursued The same
manly course? As it is if he should continue to lend
himself to the designs of the Wings more especallv
when he is the Wings in Virginia alone and cIse
where who stand by him, he must fall like Lucifer
yet return to the fold Must he not n So hin nor
iscly satisfied that he is only dividing his friends The
Wings of the General Assembly of Virginia will scarce
ton Bn, does n and ask ms of their nomna
nents, that they count upon lbs cooperationond that
ne Is TO count upon them only? Yet, if he does perse
we're IN ms headlong course, then will il become the
friends OF the Administration in Tennessee to consider
well the part which it becomes them 10 act will thew
9 10 band together with the Wings, for Judge
White, against Andrew Jackson?
bands b. SSoq N sa% sI"sa an use 1t NIKE S
oppcslon 10 es nSs u. l Ea
wi" DC eadiess no longer few days faee
ienaps inc Alexandra Gazette will prefer the souJri-
qnet of PoyecPhaious Party headed monster p,
For 1t is likely to have one head in yrgnia-anothcr in
IennsyIvanla--p perhaps third in Massachusctts-and
thus Try to throw the Election into The H. of r. Arc we
wrong IN supPosing that the Alexandria Gazette will 90
against this monstrous proposition?
sale IF Stock IF Bank of Virginia at auction bv J. IL
Lynch, az Monday tdst-45 Shares at SlII So, cash.
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tits curious fact, that as soon as the disscct;ntC
applied TO the famous Message of Gov Tazewei and
MS scheme Tor adssouton ofthe Union is exposed tI.
whole Nuiiiiying party is thrown into conslernation
snort tack Is attempted upon the deliberations of the Lee
gslature, by their leader, and the Federal Jh0y sun
p"sng 'ne Governors scheme, to be stroke