Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1836-02-18
gichgplosad, Thursday, Feb. Is,
TIE FRENCH QUESTION.


,, !1rcus day for the principles OF liberal govern
n,sia the friends Of Freedom at large-to those
rnrd spirits in Europe, that we've Looking to war be-
80, France and Amerca dcath.blow To- the CAUSE OF
Larry itself! What triumphant day Tor the u States
lw iiallv does it raise cur character abroad How
;ly MI. il again knit together the bonds OF friend
L, be;wscn "two great nations Two ancient allies
; ya. powerful appeal will it enable us to make
4 France 10 lhelaiZe our commercial rea,ions--and
-, # not altogether abolish her req ime to-
& ,,rs What sprinm will it give prosperity nj
..u-how many resources, which have been locked
~, wi: it open and pour forth! What activity will it
I'VE to commerce. TO the productions u: agriculture
Cotton is already up in New fork -N hat an Impulse
i :, communicable to the of Internal Improve.
,u, We shall utrcsh in this noble career, be-
sase al the anxiety of capitalists, Of u
French war, is dlss pled-and energy will Lc
rgred % every species ut investment.
,aG what proud triumph this adjustment TO the
,ld Hero aud his friends How much we indebted
h 10 his frmness and his discretion Not sp" stains
rs eScutcheon IN all this transaction. His Gunging
,iymecy" has secured the Settlement Of claims, which
L usi,. all the ingenuity Of all his predecessors. He
y 80, saved our rights we'll us honor lie has made no
uuwurlhv concessions To the Gaul. He has " asked
,inar but what is rght-submtted to nothing that was
,y.ur lie has brought liunor through the hrry
.,-,s:. like pure gold, untouched aud untarnsird.
Nina, humiliation and degradation does this day throw
un,n his relentless enemies! How viii Messrs Cal
ht,u and Leigh meet this unexpected denouenicnt -
low viii Nit Clay bless his more fortunate stars
IIw can John C. Calhoun disentlra himself from the
rrating attempt to convert these highninded United
STATES into the elcenary, submissive Carthage OF the
,.s,,t ace: The public Indignation has already been
~ distinctly and audibly pronounced against his unpatri-
m career that scarcely any thing could add 10 H. but
, un vr,s,raon Of all his calculations and all his
hnes low has his star waned since rose IN bright
,,s ~ l,I1 during tie with Eng land? How has
lin, uildy and unfortunate politician suled, by his re-
cent Treasures loWalus ''e 'N'' Wv s'J "a ''NA's'
nal asccusun:
And MIR. Leigh, too! How rna'uprOpos is this de-
,o,,r.,t for him: Win what little eciat will this
urnl!r:,un from The stage OF pubic l'te-whch
Az. habits have permitted hinI 10 grace. DIS.
,,,riSLrd As lawytr-but most unfortunate poll
iIu, lie WIS satisfied with what others had at
-rmp;cd-but gors bOw-shot beyond them. He was
for the Presidents adopting the explanation set down
- b,n BIZ the Duke dc Brogl,e What layton of De-
xare denounced as unworthy oil President TO stunp
IL, Nh l.. could see difficulty in his submitting 10
do-lje doubted the Of the medalion-but,
!, nov appears That the treaty IS to be fulfilled
without its nterpos,,on. Peace has come with healing
and honor IN her wings. Even Mr.. LIS Parasite the
Wing could not get his course; though he tried and
.ngnGe!cd To do So.
i What TOO, will the National lntelIigcncer aud its
working scbbers say n"w to lis datribes agains,
~. PRESIDENT hat, 10 the melancholy prognostics
,,ncn they have put tor,h' What, to their denunca.
pas n Mr. Forsyts refusing receive the Suppressed
letter OF W. de Brogiie: What, to their awful clanors
about Mr. bav,ons recall: Al-al are disspaled into thin
~ III
&hg coI,eliplbie ,egversaton about the Presidents
i,essaee What; denunciatIons against lis being
,rGssus? hat, 20 all the stub which they have publish
G OF the Presidents iuSiduus desire to plunge US into
war wh France: What, Of his secret aspirations OF
serving third term: Can the good people OF the u
States place any confidence in such prophets and po
cl.ns-lhrsc ucters ~ vi panIcsthrse lhera! lbeers
81 Of lhr Administration; What were told: That, be-
causr the President would prostitute the honor OF
h., country b. his directly making degrading eSpana
II II. q
nao nal communication with coordinate Department OF
county, therefore he wanted war We were told
nc, his Message nSdious; that he desired to provoke
rarce into war-ha therefore, he had given launt.
IA Mayra,ive OF her mlsconduct'hat. therefore, he had
Ntered Mr. Barton recalllnat, therefore, he had wish
ed military preparations to bc made. And what turns
The fact That the emil .htenrj tribunal Of pub
!ic opinion in Grra, Britain has decided warmly i'll our
,ayrr-ha pronounced the Message to be the abest Of
the able, Gigntied, firm, well corciiiat0ry-ha
in Paris hcrel. the Baron IL RolSchild has spoken of
naS document -" cdm'ruhe Tor the considerable, dlgn
i:r1 and cuncilIang in which it presents the
acts And more than all. that the French King has de-
arrd himself satisfied. aud is willing TO fulfil the nan-
al well the other clauses o.. the Treaty. without
:t.lv!
4 Tie People rast JUICE Of these facts-and they will
Z" L" Preslrn. tn! ustce-Not the fuctiOus mad
"a II the Opposition. DISCONTINUED they in
Is Material braac OF. their Presidential canpagn-de.
p"rd ot TIE Opportunity Of camoring about French
E "Ar-sIuck almost i.u atnazenent at the rapid and
';!tn SUCCESS WHICH as attended the leSsage-they
Slrc"y kn"w what TO d. what 10 say But The most
"cSrss OF theiE wall still attempt what they
'h'H' Pr:vrn-aEd 20 mtScrprrsent the motives OF the
"Hh who's scguT,sn Trey unable to tarnSh.-Yes,
"'H tie h'rrc1, ih2t the Whrgig Wing, only Of yes
III r:dar mn,uIug. attacks the Administration tins
;f"nel atiairrommd* tie :sncery and good faith Of
f:Ghce as being -'thus made manifest -and says, "the
'"SG""S .nork to Involve The two nations IN war, who
's' ays aud should preserve the most friendly
tr'a'"ns, are hnpriLy dea:sd-A word upon this sub
~ <oCp Nc mir mt IN tDtn fact
.G' WHICH We pledge ourselves. The conclusions from
So TURN We leaus 10 the People
me ;''n"'Es is extract f,om letter of member
H E"'sr Of Representatives, the highest character:
ir cte!S!on aGd lrGaness of the President in retus-
~: ~ apology and Ercxia, M.. Barton produced this
-'c'' Il hasae5 bat li.tIe in saying, that -- in a
n ,E' u -, charges the wh"'e difficulty to the Sc
"r Report aud hc Of the Opposition Press -
I '"e al'neS III hank auiong hc nobieSt in France
81 "ht ~ husEca)
harr also before ss, eoFy Of letter from one of
W. "''i aleticaE Ctceus en- France, who gives
'cEt q hs Interviews wiIk Of the leading POLL.
81 .''hs "a Pa1S lie Stsses the impression which was
!'tEc"d Oh tir King b. tie Presidents cnerpe,icaIly
%''hS Nr. Bar:um-the great socitudc which it inn
l't%-y f'oducrd-tke anrious desire Of the King 10
' a'ar:ure wiki Tie L. States which he knew that
w., ,sn with the rSa'ste 6e fc (he of the iron nerve)
IS 'siHes meet at oace, ;Ian degrade the honor
n 'ouu';y-and the King sinmediately setting about
ks !etsrl2 nat"E tsacteven contrary TO the
n s"' and advice Of the Due Dc B1ossie hiuise-and
oA w Sesastiani, ataRt the 18th November,
w-''"' 10 erHg 2aegt the taecIataH Of Great Britain.
III r % Epl a; Liberty 20 sstisls THE letter hut pledge
.r,5 Csc the k:ii xxl honorable character Of its
c.. Sn"~'Hg Extracts seoeired by the A. Y. Aneri-
N ~ aud Fsh!isked liz that paper, from Paris, of
Sd-aHd Jaa I, as fax as e!lry 20, corroborate at
'SeS these ,Ia;caen,s:
h o;Fr S'-it appears tat the difficulties ia the way
land nrcslon have u length been cot over. Eng
Try eea 70 o:rr her gc"d Offices to both parties.
,rs en accepted by Frurce and steps have been
.% d: well SUPPOSE, sslsAed 3, tie idea Of
cd - We sa' settled in way ,onSrale 20 all concern
h ;teut w.e no eaubl it will be BY this common
oar C,s;.za'e' you know, susceptible people, and
upos for ;s, los deen mislsd By ta0sc Il depended