Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1835-03-05
Richmond, T3Ilursdlay, Naarch ).
THE FRJENCH oUESTTOvI


We lay before headers, accounts seven days later
not Puiie SO cheerng}s the last, but far from bcinp def
niye. The last Cofrrio DIES Eats Lnis of New York
rcrS 20 te denand} of the Russian Emperor account
OF inc io.,Sh clanf; to letter from Hyde de Neuville
iione'iy ih,ster IN this country published in l. Echo
I"euS ana me hose attitude of the Tiers Pare as
so many signs HI discouragng the friends of the
indemnity bill TO which may be added the reports that
are circulated II the Kings having bought up interest
our fnd the idea, ''that second refusal NAV
is.I qovern% Of the U, saiesb~i isold s Ta
LIST Ifthc Polish Claims are permitted tooperate AGAINST
ours ucy mus excite the deepest resentment anon
, our own citizens. What after haze waited ill ali
before own shall now suffer the Russi, any En a,
ror to trump up set of claims, IN sie name of Pd
that he Expresses, TO defeat legtmase lai,ns
I'd. The Journal dcs Debats (ministeriaD anntSnc.
that Ministers will lay before the Chambers on the saJ
January Gncluding the elaborate memoir we suppose)
which VIII completely reute all the statements and ar
gumcnts of NJ. dc MELVILLE.
3D. The third purity may unite against us the ultra
parties Doth Carliss and RepubicansD may try to
make the most out of the dispute about the American
Treaty to against the Ministry or the Throne it.
selbu they cannot fail TO recoect that it will be at
the expense not Only of the good faith but of the very
9TH The charges of Tie Kings spcculations in our
CLAIMS must be untrue and will doubt be exposed in
due season.
9Th The idca that will quietly submit 10 a breach
oil their engagements, is not only conradiced by the
tone OF the Presidents Message, but by the Orders he
has given for Mrivng son and all the legation TO leave
Paris, in ofthe failure in the Chambers 1t will al
SO be contradiced by the Report from the Committee of
Foreign relations in the House of Representatives as
well as the Report of its minority This elaborate and
powerful paper (sgned by Ncssrs Everett Ietchcr and
Coulter OF the Opposition, too) fobids any such idea
that Report says
How does France dispose any other way
will she not ust her King and Ministers nsgoton With tho
envoy OF The United States settle the rather after il
settled, will she claim the right her legislative bodies her san
@ 10 10y s Pa,te aement, and monstroos mis-
states will never this procedure; branch OF
her viii consent to il not Of her citizens will
amount: f
"i France take upon herself under these circumstances
se 10 execute her own treaty. TO annuhe ENocu
noweged Justly duc Can promise herself national honor
benefit 10 s e"uo: VIII the voice Of age sustain
rope OF Russia Donmak Sweden Great tain Portugal spain
similar ehaIo~r, VIM M o. ,no United sn,es for claims Of
that the public should be d.u,bc and The of The
world interrupted in such a cause! z" " 800
IL concludes with the declaration that sn respectfnliv
submitting these views of the question: the UNDERSIGNED
VIII only add, closing sentiment that they fully con
cur IN what they believe 10 be the unanimous opinion of
e present Congress that the Treaty of the 9TH of July
le3l should be maintained and its execution insisted
on at all hazards and such they doubt not is the sense
Of the whole country"
1t will be seem that these last are the very terns Of
the Resolution last proposed by Mr. Cambrecng On lieu
OF his OWN, and that MIR Adams adopts this Resolution
In place OF ms and declares himself Derccy toa0
TO spcaS that language eat nil hazGyds." &C., &C.
We have later accounts from WASHINGTON Than
down to Monday morning.But if the III. of r. should
pass this Resolution, deem probable il will show
to France our unalterable resolution to have Justice
Even though the Chambers should reject the bill
we have strong 10 hope that soon as they dis
ncty see from these papers hOC the pulic pulse beats
IN TINS country, they will revise and their decision
IL they do not shrewdly suspect that the President
VIII call an Extra Session. and that France will then
hearkcn to the voice of interest if not of honortat the
phi W'i then pass, and any unpleasant expedcnt may
thus be Prcvcnted.We have still the strongest homes
that we shall obtain justice, in lew months by the pas.
sage of the bill Of indemnify.