Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1836-01-12
(t'ru,u Mr. prrvsrIrUuiru)
T'fjr FEEN.CIi OrESTyGH


Mr. Barton has arrvcd-and We may soon expect the
Message Of the President. hlo of the Northern Edl.
tors expect wariu consequence Of tie French nE'pa!a.
lions We confess, that our hope IS unsharD. Nrihlhk
the chances are decidedly in favor o. aEiCace
cou,modaon Nnah (whn BY the by. is falsely and IN.
sidously attempting 10 make cut that ''an i;;cn=e and
abornuS intrigue las ecn at work Il rntTap us mo ap-
proving war with France )-givcs Tie following
LIHact IF litter Jrcm RaTon h0thsth'td: da'rd
"PAR!s, Nov. %.
We have nothing new in politics, except the hrpar-
ure of Mr. Barton ho lakes his passage in this packet
The friendly feelings Of this government and county to-
wards yours remain unchanged, and the great majority
preserve the hopes that the present difficulty VIII be anil
cably arranged
We have no information from Was!I;rstan since Mr..
B1rons arriyal-But the following extract Of let
ter from Member Of Congress- dated III frIday las
There is as get farther information from France,
that cannot say ANY thing mere than yen have "a
ready heard upon this subject. Fly opinion Is from all
lie sources of Information within my reach that there
will BE- French The expectation that the Prcsl.
dent will send Congress warlke mrssngc upon the
receipt Of dispatches from MIR Bariun will not he real
lied. feel well assured in The belief that the President
will transmit the dis patches IN Congress, and leave that
body 10 d. what the rights the honor and the dignity oil
the nation require. He will put the " r'SPO"siEItiy
upon Congress- have fears That the action OF Con-
gress will either be prcciptac RASH 1t III" do nothing
than prepare tor Mc ir0rs while It 1rl hope Jar
the best. that oil redress Will be
resortcd TO- until il shall be asccrtaned what effect tho
message laS had upon the Cab1et Of the Ihulicrms,
and that decided refusal has hecn made pay the in
dcunity. Whatever may be The difference in the poll
teal opinions of the members upon other queSlloIs !
am we'll satisfied that the grca: Of the members
will rally around the government of the country and do
whatever may be necessary 10 sustain the honor and Gig
nifty of the nation Upon this sub ect ain happy To
learn that true feeling of patriotism pcrTadcs the whole
Country feeling which inspires with the hope that
when the motives of the fanatics shall be disclosed
true feelings Of indignant patriotism will rush 10 The
rescue of the Union and free government: from The rude
unhullowrd and hrIsh purposes Of these miscrrantS
Yet VIC must not trust too much 10 the chances He
must prepare far the mors:. The large scale which
the French making their prcpora'onsand the gas
crnadng language of some Of their prrsscswarn of
the necessity of the utmost vigilance and energy Con-
eress ought not 10 lose moment in making the requisite
appropriations for the Navy, Publications., ordnance
ammunition. arms, SC. Instead Of wasting their precious
time in idle and perncious debate abolition. they
ought 10 unite in the defence Of their country Let them
hush up thr dssonant dscusson--arGesl all irritating
and unavang debate, by the previous question-cjrct
all such pcsen! petitions, if they have the parliament,
airy power at onceor at all events re- Jet their prayer
promptly and at once-arrrst the fury Of the fanatics
and the ag:lang schemes of lactious politicians
let the North show US who our frierds-quct the
feelings and suspicious Of the Southland al this crisis
present an undivided front 10 foreign nations This is
the duty which the North TO the Sout!-as we'll Us
to the whole country.