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

vtrnment, no matter how c
ed home, better informed q
dsPiomatiqne at Washington
Gen. Jackson we'll, and il y
OF policy to advise France,
cal government, not TO pay
nations; while. ON the othe
TO his friend, MIR. Van Blu
President would be- colnpro
" la this ainbidextcr posi-
sued. who would benefit by
rer. IL war ensucd, who y
Great Britain"
We ought perhaps to apo
publishing so much of III,
Nanghan. tits altogether
nothing in asserting, that i
whisper has probably escap
Mr.. Van Buren-or Ia the
snch stuff oiily shows the 1;
Editor can invent facts or d,
the public.
Our business is with the
from Mr.. Adamss Admins
cunningly attempts 10 insti
the one now before us.
Who would not infer froi
Commissioners in '98, 9Th
men, the friends of Gencr,
theircopntry disgraced, nor
making explanations" but
States, MIR. Livingston, refu
is because we now have ''an
passionate ruler at the he:
these explanations have no
should have known nj the v
these insinua,ions, that the,
Mr.. Livingston has made al
present Cabinet of Fran
made in SO.
What said our Conniissi,
ter in 1885 we quote frc
of our Commissioners in %,
Vol of Waite's State Pap,
tons Letter to the Due De L
Ia l10s.
" The minister (Talleyrand) re.
Piled, that without doubt, the di-
fectosy wished very sincorel, on
onf arrival to see sOiid friendship
established between Franco aii,
the United States, and had mani
fos,ed this disposition bv the req.
dincss with which orders for our
passports woro given: That the
directory had been extremely
wounded by the last speech of &c.
neral Washington, made to Con
gress when aboutto quit the Office
OF President OF tho United states.
aud by the FIRST and last speech o.
MIR. Adams: That explanations
oil these speeches wee expected
aud required Of US: Gen. Pinck-
ncy expressed his surprise that the
speech of General Washington
was complained OF, aud said this
was a new complaint. Mr.. Tnl-
leyrand merely observed, that the
directory was wounded at il; and
proceeded"
Letter Of March 81, 100.
" Pamphlets, openly paid for By
the minister Of Great Britain have
reproduced, in every form, those
insults and cnlumnirs, without a
state Of things so scandalous hny.
ing ever attracted the attention of
the Government, which might
have rcpressod il. On the con.
nary, the Government itself was
intent upon encouraging this scan
dal, III its public acts. Tho Ex
ecutive directory has seen itself
denounced in q speech dolivercdI
by the President la the course of
the month of May last 70. s. tbs
To propagate anarch,
and division within the UnitudI
states. Tho new allies which
the Republic has acquired, and
" Tho are the same that contributed
TO the Independence of the Amc-
II ans, have been equally insult
ed ia the official correSpondcnccS
which have been made public, or
IN the newspapers. AIR. 7aiIeg-
rdhd's Letter II March lSth, 1875.
=" You complain OF the speech of
the President made to Congress H.
May last. II denounccs, you say,
ihc executive directory, as search
log TO propagate anarchy aud Gi-
vision ia the United States. I'hcl
Constitution OF the United Statesl
imposes on the President this inn
portant duty 'lIe shnll H. ON time
TO time give To tho Congress inioI
Of the state Of the Union. 81
Our Commissioners then dis
close To TulleyInnd tho circum-
stances which gave rise 10 the ex
preston IN MIR. Adans's message
They retoT TO Il bitter speech OF
the French Directory, when they
took leave OF Mr.. Monroe, and
thea proceed as iollows:-"WhemI
this speech thus addressed direct
~ to The Government and the PEG
pie of the United States, in tn,
face of Europe, and OF the wo.ld
came To DC considered ia conneK
lon with other measures, &c. SC. 4
II could not fail TO make on tn,
American mind u deep and serious
imprcssion," &c. Amer citing the
obnoxious paragraph OF the Prssi-
dents Message, our Commission
crs add: on is hoped that this
viii he viewed inI
It's trun light, that it will no lon-
ger be considered as n denuncia-
tion of tho Executive Directory, l
but as the statement If an allan
portant fact By one Department Of
the american G0rerRmeBt 10 anO.
Aer, the mGking ~ iehieh iras en-
JoiHedby dates IF tie highest obh
gatiOP.'"
[Lsiter Of Sd .9psil, '9s.
What then lis the direct co