Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1835-10-13
TIE EnEt-/IT QIrESTIOr.

"rh1I hoped, that this question would be entirely
@t hy The last Letter of Mr.. Forsyth to Mr. Lirings-
2-conhrHng tie erp'anatons which he had made TO
" french Government. But We have reasons t" be-
. HAT IN" difficulty is not yet adjustcd-and that
.'' iaoney has no, been paid We attach much conse-
@cr 10 the following in'irnalion thrown out in The
:. no9e.-!n Ms comments Judge White letter,
* G!"be remarks
buthe Judge says that the result proves that he was
,"" How: is tic ccRtrorcrSy 'rtth France SctucG"-
-; "''e Hot. The French Chambers: in approPriating
Indemnify. required explanations. Does Judge
"e Know how far the suggestions Of Mr. Clay, that
'"eF negotiation and explanations would be necessary
s"3''h owe. the difficulty which he ascrbed to the
'se anu the support he received in the last act OF
nate may have operated in producing the proVso
II" Indemnify Bill: Does Judgc White bsite1c that IKE
y'aen' rW mokc further c1pianuti0nS@ lie c0nn0t.-
M uien is the result which he congratula;es
''" as proving his foresight and CORRECTNESS IS =
" ms he encouragement which the French
'''Eu IN ihe refusal Of the United Suites Senate,
s's.an Ii" patriotic stand Of the President, is fol-
!" Pr"viso, requiring him to make all apology
-''"s ms duty, which he will never niake-and
."'"y is placed in the critical condition OF being
%'' =" driven into war. with her Notifications un.
e-shiFs unequipPcd-and the whole scaooard
I'h % our enemies, IN virtue of vote, BY which
He 'hFcr million appropriation was lost, but also
60: , ~" annual appropriations to fortihcauons-Ano
q; WIS vote, tia; Judge White congratulates him
H. Lr''ooc'ng happy result
"'c Sonr reasons 10 believe, that the last ac-
rom france rather untavoraUle to the adjust
.%A 0cF claims Should she fail TO pay debt
S ~ acknowledges TO be just npon any pretc1t, the
mig vii! not BE- able TO say. with his celebrated
H. Francis the LIST, after The battle Of Pdvia,
2.. "s'e lost every thing but Honor. No--they
>J sI Their money, but they have lost their honor
n,,;,i zee lose both our NANCY and our honor Can
'sS dciuieScc IN the violation OF solemn treaty:
lcl,a Every party. every man. in America, will say
"a Ao:--A Correspondent of Poulsons Phlladrl-
sets this question OUT so clearly that We
p,, " extracting much Of his Essay a, touches
he treaty with France, althougfratihed,
;to,d,;oeo and confirmed, still remains unsettled
,ens c 20 pay twenty-five millions of francs to our
Nsnof =" 0ut'ages committed upon them, under the
tresl ,poeon, amounting, as has been Proved with
asrrS ,oor lines the stipulated to be paid Our
and IoS 'lng the Administrations of Madison Mon.
s,y U Adams, failed to obtain redress, under
sNef b "no Turin OF negotiation. MIR. Rves, short
H. aPPontment by the present Executive, effect
siAym.p, undcra solemn treaty, STIMULATING the
laueas Tue aforesaid sum, in six several annual in
3Faeon,endot% which are now due and unpaid 1t was
aen s;ar' oy the French Chamber Of Deputies that
spoopu IL ne paid, was greater than the amount
, Ina, tonmi,ted and therefore, tue :scc c: Tie
NmhIeas ,oy refused to make the necessary aPPro-
ssg. IN carry II Into effect. The President, in his
"a sMn ,en,. congress, at the commencement OF last
r. "a dsnSpd sehted The conduct of France, IN hrm
~ ceiO,;n MANNER, without either exaggeration or
81 Recommending 10 their serious considera: