Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1849-09-21

The ac.:on q France in refusing 10 tecai! VI
| Pou>>in, wlcn his correspondence vas iaid te
lore her, shows clearly ha, her friendship aad
reSpcc, is but A hollow mask. IL remains 10 le
seen wheeler ulo!e aaealun will be paid 10 the
,,niici demand ;ur his recall, now mace Is cur
;,vcrrmen, OF whether France is willing 10
siam. revealed As the toe of liberty on this con-
linen,. as she has already in Europe
| But should mates proceed 10 cr'S's, / rance
will tlui here a nation oil Heemeh WAC ieal no.
thing in their countIy's cause. Sh- viii ma
c4un,e wh, have never knuwn deical- WAC pre-
| Ter ucaih TO dl>honnr. The country may iest a.
sur,,i ,ha, lis honor will be vincc4Ied and "
rights 7, oecleI. America may yet nave 10 teaoA>
| he uespois VI Europe a republican lesson, ant!
France. Icnegsd: 10 herself and The word,
Toe To liberty and The friend OF tyIapis, may fe
the fins, 10 feel n. SPECTATOR.
Correspondence OF the Baltimore Sun.
WAsHiNGTC.. Sept. IL
Relation. fIis'm. betrsa France dndfhe oat1a h1f's
fgect etthe Higeuty-.Nr. Bdss's dJe"es.
Sulhlns is el:ialiy Known with respect 10 'he
rclalIoLs rx,sli"g between France and me ohi''h
States, ulhtr IMAM what has alread, Appealed III
The nBa!tlmcre Sun" and mi diy hinled al in The
"Rcpubc." The correspondence whieh ha'
passed between NJ poussin and MI Clayton VII
no, be promulgated by Tins eovernmcn' I'll he
meeting vi Congress, VI i'll ne French govern
men, have responded 10 the denana made ty
mis- for The recall oi NJ Pors in.
Iknow. h. viewer, from private source, that
NJ pou>sin has himself expected 10 be recalled.
nav, not the least Goubi that his inso!eai
tone towards the Government Of the U. states
will bt coun.cnarctd and approved oy he fies'
dent o France. Il SUITS his private cnaracte'
and ms public policy. Ot course all "'p' ,,
relations between The United States aui France
mus, then CEASE Tine consular relationship NIL,
however, be retained, aud commerce between me
lwo countries will Iemain undIslurbed, al least
until il III iii suit Ia. French So7eTLm n! 10 eS-
hbn moIe marked hostility.
Should the F!ench President from policy, dIsa-
vow III. language OF his minister, nal person
wtll be LETT ia the same situation with Mir. Genr
wao never returned TO France alter his recall
mad been Demanded Icy General Washington.
II seems that Mr. Robert Walsh has hot YET
teen recalled as our Consul in PARIS. II is G'ii'
cult III imaciur what imprudence he has com
m,,,.d whicn sbnu!,. render his recall necessity
but one Of the organs vi The present admlni>'is
linn seems 10 impule 10 him some impFudencs al
a character luudlug 10 embfoil The two govern
mems ~
MIR Walsh's defence l.om any charge ol want
M rprubicapism and d diSposnion to promote re-
nublcsn institutions III Europe, Is a. Satisfactory
a, j. - able. | do not believe that at any 'inir
dnrins our his.ory, we have had ab7oa:. whether
il private capacity, az a icrary man, or ~ =
pubic capacity, as Consul, any man who wa
Able 10 do so much or who his actually 50 much
done Jon. = 10 explain, aud vlnd'cale, ana illustrate
our wn republican institutions as Robert Na!'"-
His abililes aud learning are anGuesiontd =
He speak. he Fferch asa moihr' tongue Ire
mas. for many years, he'll! Tee intercourse WIN
The statesmen, sayaG.s and soldiers Of tfahcc.
There is no man VIII, in his writings mere oi
here, las more sgnally exhibited ms 'vve o.
ronnrtv and ccvo,ion Ia repub!icanistn. Waish'a
view =, ,he government OF France in iSl2, abr
"Walsn's Appre Il" iron English caumn'es upon
oar county, at laet ta,c, are productions ever
10 ae remembered BY Americans.
Yours, &c. i'"