Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1835-10-02


People. They also condemn such factonists as tho |
Richmond Wing, in the articles in which they lash
The fanatics IL such Wing papers that of Richmond
the u. s. Telegraph and the Charleston Mercury that
attempt to make Northern aud Southern question out |
% % TIM hopes thereby 70 MAKE :, bear against MIR
Abolitonist, and IN favor ol Judge White, who is the
candidate of the southern brunch of the Wing party
Many OF the Northern Wing papers have played into
their hands in this game; for instance the New York
Coulter and Enquirer the ~ Y Evening Star and the
Mildeiown Advocate in this State ali Of whom have
more than hinted that Van Burcn the abolition
didate Hence il is that the Southern Wing papers |
publish abusive articles upon the North telling us that
'.Southcrn commerce is the ring IN the nose by which
the Northern leviatan to DC led. When they have
done thus their brother agtsors this way, quote it, in
hopes OF niamng the People Of the North in their turn,
ana induce them to rally on the "parotic and noble
minded Webster as they call him. 1t is the last trick
IA the game OF getting up sectional candidates, and
throwing the election of President into the House oi
Representatives But it will avail nothing; the People
understand It, the great of them will not be led
astray Oy either faconists or fanatics.
[yse,c-Haren Register.
We publish, for the information of our readers a
translation of letter published in the Journal des De-
bats, OF August Sti. 1t is from Michael Chcvaier,
correspondent aud co-editor OF that Journal who has
oeen travelling IN the u States for the last two years
BALTIMoRE, July 5th 1885
fou viii have already seen in the papers, correspon
dence which has Just been published by the American
Government The principal articles are az lung note
addressed 10y Mr.. Livingston, shortly before his depart
ure 10 NJ de Broghe, in which he declares the demand
Tor explanations inserted in the law OF decentralization
70 Inc United States To- BE- inadmssibc; and c letter
uatca June <uth rom MIR Forsyth, Secretary OF State,
10 Hi Livingston, announcing that his conduct in gene
raj during his mission i'll France and his last note in
particular, have received the appreciation OF President
Jackson AS the publication of these articles is official
IL may be considered notification France that the
satisfaction claincdby her will not be given
ln'Ie hoimng surprising IN this ON the part of &C.
neFai Jackson his determination had been taken before
MIR. Llvingstons arrival When the news of the de-
nand for explanations came, the Globe his avowed or
gam immediately explained ITSELF unotcially il is true
In the least satisfactory manner possible
General Jackson entertans great number of sub
Je,s anu especially with regard to foreign nations, the
opinions and prjudices of the Democracy which raised
HIM 10 power. The Democracy of this country is as iy
noran OF the condition of European nations as the i'm
ehse majority oil our people are with regard TO Amer
ca, and even to our nearest neghbors There is how
ever tins essential difference that while arc disposed
to admit the accounts given the greatness of other
nations, and TO make ants thca, in this country ihe
tendency is in an opposite direction and they are con-
sidered as gmies In this case, several little circum.
stances have contributed confirm American Demo.
Gratis IN their notions of the superiority their own con-
ry such tor instance the addresses
clties sent with such lmpolc publicity recommend
the admission of the America claims The Peonle Of
the United States have viewed these as evidences of the
% nation Here, IN truth, the merchants
I" boston, New York, and Philadelphia have used their
e%ertions IN favor OF peace but they have conented
themselves with doing in private manner They
nIade no noise, printed nothing but for all that they
succeeded in the House OF Representatives, The very
choice oil the vessel sent from Brest TO brny back M
Serrurier contributed confirm the Americans in their
nigh opinion ut their power. Ii was supposed n,
NEW York, that mission ntcnded to produce an effect
would have been only entrusted TO ofour ships
a
her remain convinced that whole NAVY would NOT BIO
match for the irigatc Constitution. au
General jackson has acted in ths case as he always
acts whenever he has an object in view, he marches
directly and obstinatey it, lie has found this plan
successful 1t has made him PRESIDENT it insures him
complete victory over the Bank and all his enemies at
home, and he why should moi succeed
with France BcsIdes he knows well that The French
Government has difficulties to contend with in Franca
ana rom the other European powers. The last news
from Spain announced that situation was becoming
more 'Icae m mat quarter and that perhaps France
Sht DC oDged to rise, in order the cause OF
liberty IN The old world. The President takes ADVANTAGE
OF tins evenlful of embarrassment IL is certain
~ any thing but generous the part of so violent an
apostle oil hoerty but that will teach u.s. if experience
were necessary that while disposed TO make our
poiluca course one of sentiment others look first and
prhcpaiy TO their own interests. You will agree that
the latter be less poetcal least and ever was the
only way to make great empire.
iheTe Is reason to believe that from the first the nj
lthue laken by Gen Jackson towards France has dis
pleased The leaders of his party the men ofbusjrss
ana education who figure in it, aud his heir pre-
snmptIve, Mr. Van Buren,; nevertheless they all ioin
IN the cry with him. 1t is their the Presiien-
tai election rs the pivot which every th;ng here
turns This election is drawing nigh and the prcparato-
~ measures were begun before the message appeared-
The convention at which the Democratic party WINS TO
concert It's operations about to meet great blow
was 10 De struck, pubic opinion to be excited In
every country, the Democracy be moved BY talking
10 IL oil glory, victory warriors, and aurels the Prcs
dents Message and the extravarant commentar;cs
winch nave been made on it, have done wonders
the huzzas excited by them have silenced Mr. Van
bnrens adversaries Now, Mr.. Van Burens object
&C.
cess OF the maneuvre is complete the Democratic con-
Venton has unanimously proclaimed him the candidate
oil te party and the party has immense and conpact
majority Mr. Van Buren,, who is naturally Of mild
aun conclatory disposition, and easy deal with re
turns nslbly to views more conormable with his cha
Taccr' re moreover knows that the French Govern
nenl would ask nothing which the scIfloye Of f II
STATES would take offence There is mention of max
ing The Doge Of Venice to Versailles; he is aware
tlat mere form or piece of poeness would be suffi
Gent lie Is also loo prudent think Of the future
II war should break out between France and the United
states he would have TO direct it, and he would be very
glad 10 have this bitter cup pass away from him The
condition of Chief of Democratic Republic is already
dsageeaOle Tld enough in time of peace; but in war
IL is nsuppoTtabc.
In fine, IT seems to if the internal and external s
uaiioh oil France does not become more difficult than il
was some months since, little need be nppelended from
Cen Jackson obstinacy MIR Van Buren, influence
wi then nc employed mere less directly in favor of
pdclhc compromise, terms honorable all In future
the influence of MIR Van Buren, will be every dov ac
CURING more weight than that OF General Jackson
MIR. Van Buren, is the rising sun. in wear IN short
hnr) Mr. Van Buren, will be dcfnilively elected ac-
cordng 10 all probability But if new circumstances
should raise up around France any of those ob,ta-
clcs Which absorb the energies of a peopIe if ne,v
storms should arise in The interior if YOU sbonjd be Too
much occupied in Europe be able to make youelf
specled IN America any President would prove Cen
Jackson TO you and lac would be Obliged To be so then
not syllable, not comma, would be allowed YOU and
you would be laughed at you invoked the recoectons
OF sixty years ago Do not deceive yourself on this
point Nj {,
The writer Of the above letter although he has resided
IN Our country for time, is almost az ignorant Of
US, as lac represents his counrymen home to be- Tie
resolution oi Tie President matter Of princplc not
u suffer any iorcign nation TO require as Of RIGHT OK
plantations OF Executive messages to Congress- is repre-