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

THE FRENCH QUESTION:
The NJ Inieirencer still pursucs its rad. ora;ps. II,
p.ssIents Message It is one Of the cards Which !, i
~ a,ie;nptinu 10 ulay The game Is this. Fe,r;ur ,h,
-, Wing presses might generally come out in mani,
,7nr in tavor of their country, the ntelliueucc
listened to give then, the well as to rouse tho
made Of France In the time, tie nteliircnce
likes its cue, from the desperate politicians around
. We do not hesitate T. charg at once upon Messrs
.rs Senon, that the nsdinus Nos they pu! ting
rt. are not their own-but the views of Mr.. Clay
CLAYTON, or S"uthard-or some others of the Cabll
Wlch Ut these holds the pen, we know not; but the
onu; al Washington Isl that they the work al
ne Editors themselves, but OF other Wing politicians
VIZ work the wires behind the curtain.
Bu whoever be The author of these lucubratons they
;elsct nothing but dlscredt upon him. tie has proved
a;alsr this occasion, only the slave of party. He
ycs Rome less, aud Crsar more He has forgotten all
,s duty Which he owes to is country. He is taking
s with fance-and II the present controversy should
rufunate end III War, let all the credit of be laid
.. i,r of suck reckless incendiarrs But the French
,h n know that !, is from nol,ve IN Lr, ,b,t ,b
AZ :, H.: ,I,.,f ,,d - ,,,...,:,' ' W 's
ENLISTED III his Leila ana are attempting To rouse his
.s,tleut aud hS pde-but IL their own sclis,
~, SIS and 10 rise upon the ruins of the Adninistro
!"'!w ~ s,,, ,I,.rsG!ra NJ nuc. ,I,, e ,L w -
cone. wc shall lag HE ia"t OF 1t at their dour
The President desires peace-hlartin Van Buren, &C.
s.ts re-. ptI;am 49,, d; - c.ne reace
ne wh'e Republican rarity desire II. II 1t can be pre-
LIE i'Sc'! n: 1855 Ptt.'y T'es W.T. "ash 'asii
''S' '"'"' " ~ -'"'''S Jus' 1tu liz
..n1nt manner:
Lax t ,,,od ,h,t nv, ot'ths ptpeas sene.
H.! navy oI,'ss ~ ,,c E,ruct n,..,;on or
N"IH En, ,, na.-7ot anJ ',r,, JUS
N'h dn,,c,,,. ~ n,us, L;r. ~. ~ 800
ttl "'I Tn mn, h t,ll. s,tit;J ,;,t , , ~
A"s "." 'rh i th, :; :, ;,h Ii,I ~. ".
49,. -, w. c,o snn,,sa ,h,, ,ha,n =! 80 H
~ citct Of Mr. Barlons publication At Paris ntbinn
Tbs- or ,rr,a,inr purunrt will be done mr. s,d bS
-, President ar CONGRESS- mill the atf;r, in F,nc -
W &c. %, J.r,o ,,.an,s.,; e. 49,. :i,
10y! ~ ,, ., I've dF rtrt. . Pooo's
s,orG rho ,nnnv ;nst,nccs Which ta rn had ,,,u
r,I .yE,,;, - , ": w .'
S'' " .'a' a.e u - tIi' We uo "o,
'"":e g ; .h:L =, ,.:, ~ ". ''No
-. ,ho p,n,' arh;h;,:",, .'f iin 800
| Tba r,nsr iGors - ds,., s;;.r ;,,;y SUI
a, JE;no.; ,I $500 s' GUY
Ems w .,i 'uv "o'oeiui' we P'oeeeu
'f" d i Inv. IA. 1890 . r. ,. :, -. ,
,.. that Sndle War; Liam that nov before u.s. We cannot for
oGb,, composed purpose Of c puns Tho
a:n, party 10 respond to tho Tor Wa whenever shall
pas, Tue oi C hI 20 SOUND II,
;u obe ncssuce whether we crad its careful slbo,atinn m
spirit without coming conclusions that preliminary
Of form other ii public
] IN lac untea stats snail apsi, 10 auoSs ina, hazaous
nis matter Of history that, if The Pre- kd the
vc; not should COMO with France
sO when he recommended rePrisss French
a "s Message we iean, IL We a ~. Known oso,e' u no
@ bcs oronotsa that Observation-Disclosures On bc rontI,Iy Tho
w,~r the Message pleasure placing the
:to France ~ the most oaous light he can IN bill OF armagh
",' w do aa onehax @ We 10 not s"'
AS last year. the In!eliigencer immediately under
M n annrizc the French inu that he wos nsnItad in
the Messsge and thai tine American neonl. would M,
sao,or, their President, so it would now cause his
Christian Majesty to think that the present MESSAGE is on
te whole insidous studously hostile and explanatory
!, a. i,snl,;,r and w,rGkn sans, alamo E-n.s,I, ~
80 o,a that tIs representation which vo Iel;eye r. he
,,: mistaken. viii mo-, nrovs 49, oner,tive a.. did ,bc
!a~!rcnccrs counter n,essupe of december. 1854,
is no, matter of hsioru but merely old tonic of
2ay declalnation, that either the American Govern.
r any portion or political denomination Of the Peo-
d. desired at any time a war with France or would
!.ve undertaken !, w,hnp, s,,cr,hnndnnt ,e,son of
csyiy kind ~, H.. rrcssn &c., M ,,,d.ss,ood W
Fame, ~; - . r. -. oe o"oe 49, ~ ~
l.sagh, 10 b, I,oJ aud ,.n,.t:J ,,n "l|.s rnd
aaor; Of lis srri J "ma I III ', "II i ,,,.m
Uicyw ise the An"r;, ,,'n, , W. aa. Je ,n,ni-
!!.us and inyiDciln ra.,, ~ ~ ' ~
Them i mn,c ,l,,,. r $1,000 g. A., ,, Il
..ch su,yrs,;ons,nJ ri vi war 'orn l'G uIue"cy "a
aan from any statements and OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES ~,
President or occult designs and 80 r t;.;.,,
sctioes The suse is loo larpc and ,.'c;.n g.. tive
g,D. or n,r,y n ;,na. ia ~ precious i'f '!'e
L.;on" VI fAu''''''
vi. Walsh is r;rbt-TIc~s il ,,ore ,noo- orr
such suggestions aud russes of the N,i,r,l In,r,en
than from all hr Statements and cnnrsn. of ,b.
scent pvt orrtl,r
We repeat the assertion, that tbe President DOES moi
t;-. ~ e :, $50 ' '"S, '"e ti'siue ~, u"cs ~"
he: VIA, p,ss;IIe ;ndrcnnenic n ba hva g. niMo,re
MS Country into war. lie is alb, u, Te,;rn@ from b he r.
u a!lirs-Wha, object Of his ambition cond il nromo,e
Why should he risk all TN. plrv and rood Which his
;ius,rous conrsa L,, ,,,S a S' VII I
he up new pubic d. b lust afcr he had 50 y,or;o,s
y cchar!rd the old onc2 WHY run the risk Of throw
as the whole n,onet1ry system Of the country into some
eoAiGs'!n-and thus encourage the monstrous Bank Of
Ia t. :. to- rear lis suk;nr I'D md ,,nn,r ,L on,
81" an expiring charter: Ji,r charrc Of lhe Na,ona
lhc!gr nccr 'Irley-snb &C. s. :; S;, Wv" I 80 pa
silent secretly ds:rons NJ n,r nh ' r 49,. .e :.
c1nnIngiy con:riyinr To brnn il abont let hv the mar
Ta.ye in his Messome and 3l5 h' ,ha o"I, M no. Ra.
Ton Blu. can they e.n.c -, .e ie.ai' W w. Da'
pn2e by this species nj sinrcS F.s. T., ,i's 1.',,
what interest The President lbs II. o' ve.. :is' so"
S:2t pos$ibe motive he have for ii-beforc they
,;'Ae such ridiculous and eXtiayagan impeachment
We are perfectly assured ilat he wishes fnr peacc if il