Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1841-10-21


OF jay hst-iS a more Urgent theme for NJ. Dd
Nersier From this he admits gain nor mer
whatever for the French Cabinet. As soon IS a.
treaty OF Unk'ar- Skclcssi NS33) between RuSsi
and The Porte, was civu!ged, both England an
| France declared Il TO be null AID voIu Tor them
and, moreover, IL was limited To eight years, nov
gone by. Henee, there - a sort of mockery IN pr,
tending that Russia made any concession on tn,
score IN either London treaty. With regard 70 IA
dip omatic closing OF the Straits, the tact is that thc
are sui open TO the strongest aud first occupant
the relations OF strength and impotence TemainA!
the sane. The Soult Guzot Cabinet never seri-
ousy adopted the idea Of isolation; begun a, ono,
negotiations for re entering the OF the Holy Ali-
ance-ihc European concert so called as 5000
as II ioded IN its prayers for certain sight spc'
e'ous equivalents, 1t jumped into the scanty
room winch the allies could agree to allow. These
equivalents were: LIST, n solemn guaranty by the
hNe Powers Of the territorial sa'u quo and the in
tesniy OF tho Ottoman empire: p, regulation OF
the sway and rights Of the Sultan IN regard to the
f'shsS, 81, JOINT protection Of The CHRISTIANS OF
SYRIA, and perhaps OF al! the other Turkish pro-
Nlnces; 4th \ formal recognition ny the Pore and
ChnSiln Europe Of the F,cneh DOMINION m Africa
Prince Meternieh favored these sirulauouS; PruS-
sh would have Rcccdci to en-, but the Car
thought a 9HdGruple alliance sufficient, and Lord
Pamcrsion persisted IN thinking tina, the signature
81 France was OF scarcely any cOuSeq uence though
Ni'c'uut Melbourne urged the reverse. Fin lily,
Austria, Prussia, AMI Frsnct could win UnaumIty
on nothing more than the closing o the Straits IN the
form OF the protocol OF the Ism July; and when this
was rendered to France, the Allies gave her TO un-
urrsiand extraordinarily, bu, clearly, that II she
would not oe content with u, defensive league
between Them must he the result The Duke Of
we l'ncion az the same lime wro.e a lettcr--a sort
OF Tory NANTES o-to Paris, tng cIIcu alton IN the
proper shere, IN which he sorey comp aimed Of the
French armtnen.S and I'Oa ION. These statements
are curious, and worthy ul being reported In YOU,
because, DuVersIcr has good sources OF IN
formation. tie represents Aus;ta and Prussia as
ling, OF course, t. FIX resirJuSts RIus,it aud
Pm To- md Fha TO-.
the Et,t, bat more risirusiul or aiia.d OF France
and intent on DOM, SIC utereSl which they will We
mort free and abe tn CS,auiIsh by general co...
lton with those Powers He himself, unwItIugly
upho'iS their policy 10y this remarkable language.
"Hitnert' the revolution or monarchy Of July has
been very moderate, vggs tO5Jesrng, very p,tieni,
'oot who can say ihat II will tie always so Who,
that aiier he plsa1; monarch, the friend of peace,
will not come Prince eager fvr war as a new
means OF Strength aud popularity Who en- even
say that, independently or IN spite OF the Gown.
the nation, e-Ings, kept down lar, van not one
day eNpode, Gui thtt a 81. mber, elected under
The sway OF nose feelings, vel u,l drag the Execu-
ave with u aud he peopc And thoIsh nothing
'ot al .hS should h ppen, does not ev nv one know
that the ,Xampe OF free institutions Is contagious
Tor ntShoor ~ countries, whose hearts % may m
II 'mG and whose heads pCr;urGs." IL Is preciS--
y against these alternatives that tie old uluuatches
have been and arc prep ring themselves. anu Wi
InstncuyCty combine. IECy know that O sCutfal
revolutionary war would quickly follow the exp o.
SION. The upper ami mod classes among the
Germ'ns AMI IN a.. the countries hoj France
remeno yIvdiy how sadly ihcy Jared with tie
FIRST revolutionary u0'nIo-s and wrh Napoleon aud
hls iIeutGnants. Tney stimulate and organize them.
selves 10 defend what they possess, prc'rung their
domestic chances OF freedom and Illumination 10
the agency OF Pan> liberalism escorted by armed
hosts. Even the Regency of Spain, Ia uecreeius
al Tins moment ievy q! 6fty ihous nd men OF the
contingent II $50 and ISL, on,-ha.i 10 servz Sc
ven AMI the 9TH oisni years, looks Pro'dent.y 10
tnii SIDE Of the Pyryrne..
The topic ugOu witch NJ. de H1urlnne most re
lied, ana mas LAID ch-i stress, Is the d mnutIon of
French external Influence and resource, conlras,ed
with the constant aud vast eggrnud cement ct the
four Powers, especially Great Bril1In and Russia.
NJ Is lost for France IN the Eas': 50 in Spain and
Portugal, where England directs. though neither
Spanish nor Portu uese people love the BRUSH; SO
~ Italy anu Switzerland, where the French plrty,
once strong, now no hing; IN South Amer,ci,
attacked In half wars which rendered the nauyes
hostile, without Improssing them with fear or re.
pect. In Spa II, he says here was 4 Regent (Chus-
unt) French In heart and mind, the only one of
her race who bore The new French Government aud
dynasty sincere otiecion;n she and the party the
MOieradOs who depended on France have been
sacrificed. He gives an Interesting account OF the
rivalry OF Fau-c, Russia, and Great Britain al Ath-
ems, which has ended 10 Brush prtpOncCranCe.
COocotron Is he Russian chamuon Colctu the
French, and AiaVOcOrdata the BRUSH. The last
mentioned has mastered hing Ono, dCposgG the
BIvarian tluCtionarcs, ana accommOIa cd the ad-
mnlsTItlUn OF UtiITs ~ Tie views VI n.s protectors
IN London. As these are Supposed To- desire the IN
Uoduci!Hn OF The representative system mo the
Greek GCyernmeUt, Se may pgrSume that the
Pho ished note of NJ. GIrzrr, wherein Greece rs
pronounced 10 bs yet urf. DrI was mean. q cJun.
,erac. the Bnish policy, and facilitate t.e union
of Russian with F,ruch action against MlvGoco-
dito. In 1880, the Duke Ge BrDglIe stated at-
yhorauvely that Francs had q sincere drs re to
make Greece substantive, independent, sel-gov
ernIrg Stale, free of ell c0mineerIng protection or
oticous Intervention. She has since tins to
be Imprsc,lcaJIe, and would now, 10 Judge hom
the purpnrt OF the note which ! have mentioned,
subject King OtnG's realm TO a revision and re
modelling from wit out. As many vi the French
politicians point 10 Algeria, With the expectation
that she Wi. be there aggTnndlZed anew, Nj de
uaursnne candidy ayoWs that he has no confidence
IN that enterprise. ltmay serve, he adds, to salts
iy for q time the French passion for military e1-
poI's and bulletins, but must prove 'op OnerOGs ere
long, and 10 ccrtaIn conquest could be achieved
without fret passing successfully through a great
maritime war. IL has not iJTgO ten fhe language
Of The London Morning Herald mat threw the Pa
as press into IaroNysn Of rage. Z" The say that
"A germ shall 0ppll, worthy OF our attention We
wi take possession" The upshut Of ,l with our
author Is, fHtt FrrcC has wOuIy dwIull50 AID
ia-n, aUl til' she mus, c7u'S que tts, regain hst
rank aud Influence among tne nations "Hsr at
'cc.Ons and gr.niudg VIII Js won by those, who
ever hey my 1r, ina. shalt { nsiiIe her; those
VINO may prevent ], she viii hate ami de-p.se."
ne an aspisL %! lie u 70. CAJbGL ana the LOUIS
PuHppf policy, nmis go record borg much Franc,
lost oil her territorial gsupu5, sud her l-cenulu-
g over Inc hopes, habits and spirit OF to szu cDuu-
tries, by the natural, .c-SNry ac ION ol ia *.
ces, winch hor Revolutionary aud ImTrru Gov.
eTumCn.s comm tied abroad and at hone. Bu. for
hIs bOund.e,s ambition auG CZpGuIy nt prc.,u-lons
TO the las, y pO might have secured Tor heruD-
soiu.e and s'ye strength, winch would Lave sat.
I-l9d any reasonable patriot How, since his over.
throw, could any French ruler or cablna have pre-
4 s..
which MIR DJge,grsr euuortcy exuibrs ~ every
detail, and so dsm-. y dep.oresl Auulherroyo.ui1n
and another agalDst the ilrcc so recen y sue.
. res.lu., must have regu ul-d. Bot Frturs would
have failed again with more terIUc recOh az a. Y
per ID, even 'hit oil the RcvO utIUn Of Juy wbut.
the excitement Of the French Pope and Of The
liberal Or dsalic'Cd Of the other nations rendered
the most 'u-pCI0Us. D1 the conclusion OF the
Irea.y Of 1910 Mr.. Ibcrs caused Inc tOc.In 70 be
sJauI.1 on every side, and threatened a vast re-
vDIurousry crusade, uu' he may Doe sHIi 10 have
snu.k~d INTO LIs ruuy Cssp1t,n of St1 DC 0uCr, aIj
then TO have me whole field or he ufgt.Er Of 70
disagreement win LOus Pul pps. Mr.. Dover
sler, us parry advocate, keeps oui Of view the
inpedun-nis which parry spul and the several fac.
tons have cIusHrty cf.a o. 10 any free, bold, or
cpnhien' seton a4r1 d, by the pres %. Government,
nod the incentive un5 assurance which those imye
uIuens '1yg % .ucd % ne foreign Poses for my
blows a' French external interest,". THIS Govern
m'ni s'I.ls rgrr..ss. lrprJrlu cod IuvCr,Iyr for
no nIvns ZONE and not dong what the conduct
and des sns Of Lrsrums s. RlpuJucans. Dynas,lc
Dpppsiuyn, and SO forth, render Impossible con
sisienuy wish self preservation. a minus ~ than
must 10. ever militant ON I've defensive Dr rH nslve