Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1849-11-20
rpENc{i AFFAIRS.
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FRENCH AFFAIRS.
II is lire singular !ha' MT. C'ay''" s" 49,
Nv. 90, ino qaarIcI vi Nj. P'ns'''' me
vi, ec,uslic.c Minister al Washington. NJ
Walsh the Paris correspondent o. Tx WV
YORK Jouraal Of Commerce, pays d "A'" 10.
.s.renuou, ard iDnsxbe spifI u NC
.h,;c,r;sm BY witch he was irci'ed' anu - ~.
':.ss,o,;nn q, which HI sacrificed the pa'''h
ace of The Royal Government m'' w. -
rae, the folo~ias aEscao'e' ora ,h,n
~, harpened to ne to .'9a io;.,a .HV Of Wat
,,oa =, General Bernard, as Minister % mn,,
,.h. Is win whom ne MsJ"i VIZ ~, ~ ~, , coo.
years associaed in the Uni'ed o'S'e' Wv
rive IN advance his aid ce-ca,np d a. ,ss I,rwn
Wv ~ ren,ied tha, the Major was ea' ""
."e Ssnu 20 and. indeed. universally as Gu
10 ING NJ. m,;omi,ng Republican, ne co"i.
aso" 49,. a" uree him upon LOUIS fnIhPP,o,'
no, l.ish y, The government but, Il .ne pont'-
49, e.J -, ,hr NATIONAL cou'd De otoush' " s.".
."nn,sss;on Of opinion, AMI II Inc
sians NJ his fellowship, there m'snl ne 20,
sisus VI . n occasion. The Major would moi
w sun. aba,e 10, OF his creed anu pfeuilec'
i '., W. inch OF his beard No FIenchmdh
.. e.,,ao,ad co many good Offices 10 Ainellea"
p;s;,n,s in Paris; he was lheir Knues' ~ ,.;,h
,ba;r hos, auxiliaIy-he was o'ei wy Iro;,.t
;n,,odruiuns and COMMISSIONS lto,h '"e
S,a,es-a severe tax on his ti'iie d"" "'s hat
he never failed TO execute, M hsa,d y, his
1870, ,,as pra,licabe. When neaiu " US
"n n'asn, as Mirister Plenipo'enlsry, u wa
moi wi;hou, serious mi<si'nss, 'ih
n.s.sad knew The vehenence vi ms sPilH
r.. ;no,rerisnce in diplomatic ana an iesu'".
noI,;c.l l;te-apd The excess oil sensio''I a""
,one m which he might be wrought ~ eas.' q,
nsal;np 10 his patriotism, aud rtquil,rs on VIZ
a;ai ,asnrv OF a personal character. nc I'D: al
49, h,ms.If 10 be betrayed into Insih
ana charges which we mus! all concemhi ou' v.
shord reco!lect his to!iHcr efforts aud leeliuss !"
on,cause--a.l that have mentioned aoose
" ;,t gratitude btgeilrg Indulgence aho ''s'e"
sucb is The coed Republican who has RENTER
Cd himself obnoxious 10 Louis Philippe, h'o''
Napoleon and 10 MIR Clayton, the American 0'e'
,c,.,v ~ State |! is remarkable phenomenon
,hat lhey all three should have agreed 10 'he'r
onnosilion 10 him, and it is unfortunate that MI
Clayron should net have evinced ii'''e more
copciia,ory spirit towards his impnlsiVc duU
uodssisned |our ya, Had MIR &. waited '">
lie while, news would have arrived OF 'ne 's.'"
OF nj. Poossin by Louis Napoleon. lie S"n'e
object would have beer attained-ana We shou'u
have been spared he modification oil seeing
oenuioe Republicaa re moved ard d'ssraceo oy
The Secretary of Stale CT our Own Republic
Louis Napoleon has, according TO the iale at
counts fthey are Interesting ard we shall publish
them a, leuglh in to.morrow's paper also sent III
ds Tocoueyle ad,if. This will probably ciose
he pouas;o difficulty, in which de Tocqneville
PLAYED promiGelt part. The letter OF LOUIS
Napoleon, extraordinary for is cool anu 'upu@
dent eeolism, and Tor the nocE energy ana zeai
with which il sets form his ialeniion 10 urn over
new leaf aud carry gu; in practice Inc si"Tl
aud prosperity OF France. will e1cIe genera! d.
lenion as The mos; remarkable p.ocuciion ol 'ie
day. The key 10 he movement NAY De easily
imagined The odium Justly excied asains'
him f,r crushing The free spirit OF Roman ke-
pubicansm, Tor sympalnizins with The Car OF
Russia and virtually giving ali anu comfort 10
Austria in he. rlurderous oppression OF gallant
HuDsary-,hese aud olher events, forming
dark catalogue u disasraceiri acis. had arcts-
si IN. public sentiment OF the world asains him,
and he .olna il necessary 10 play boldly, TO save
his iouering pozer.
Win such views he has. as il by sudden in'piS
ration, thrown on his shoulders Iae 'ai!efea man.
lie Of his great uncle and, by mock heroism and
independence, 10 carry his point by storm. Time
will show whether be is capable OF guiding the
ship OF STATE through he surrounding Difficult
lies, or, having abandoned old and experienced
a iy.sers aud taken up new and unGnow6 men,
he will not, Pig. DC like, be al the mercy OF
he fery clements Of the French people, ard
lash the whole concern 10 pieces. We trust mat
he may succeed in carrying out his liberal pro-
tessons-but, from The experiments both here
and in France, We have learned 10 pn, but "lil-
lie faith ia princes" and we ausur the worst con.
from The change. II is little singu-
lar that, While the Prcsiien, OF The French Re.
putlic has actually dismissed his cabinel, II is
believed BY many ina, the so-caiied Pfesiden! OF
4 Republic nearer home will find tiG.seli com
pcled bv public sentiment 10 ge rid Of bis Re.
.ency. Ina, 70 Change Of men can De for The
wo;ee, We have clusters OF proofs and the COM
me Consisss may witness strange Developments
coih here and III France.