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How THE PoTENTATEs OF EUROPE RE.
GARD Us.-Thc following language is as
cribed TO the Duke of Richmond, while Gov
ernor Of the Canadas, and is reported by
Mr.. III. G.. Gates, of Montreal, who was
present when il was uttered.


The Duke. shor time prior I, his death,
in speaking Of the government oftne United
States, said: 1T was weak, inconsistent,
and bad, and could not long exist" Ii will
be destroyed; IT ought not. and will not be
permitted 10 exist; for many and great are
The evils that have originated from the exis-
tence Of that government. The curse of
the French revolution, and subsequent wars
and commoiions in Europe, are to be attri-
butedt TO lis example, and SO long as il exists.
no prince will be safe upon his throne; and
the sovereigns Of Europe are aware Of il,
and they have ever determined, upon its de-
struction, ard have come to an understand
ing on this subject, and have decided on the
means 10 accomplish il; and they will ercnt-
Haity succeed by Su5rersion rather than con-
quest "All the low and surplus popula-
ton Of the different nations Of Europe will
be carried in.o that country; it is recepta.
Gle !or the bad and disaffected population of
Europe. when they are not wanted for sol
eiiers, CT to supply the navies; and The Euro
Poan governments viii favor such a course.


Ibis will create surplus and majority
OF low population, who are so very easily ex-
cited; ami they will bring with them their
principles, and III nine cases out Of ten, ad-
here to their ancient and former govern
menis- laws, manners, customs, and religion,
and will transmit them to their posterity,
and IN many cases propagate them among
the natives. These men will become citi-
Zens, and by the constitution and laws will
d. invested with the right OF suffrage. The
diiicrcn; grades Of society will then be crea-
ted by the elevation of few, and by degra-
d ng many, and thus heterogeneous po2u-
latiun VIII be formed, speaking different Ian
guages, and of different religions and sem
timefts. ard 10 make them act, think. and
feel alike. in political affairs, will be like
mixing oil and water; hence, discord, dissen-
sion anarchy, and civil war will ensue, and
some popular individual will assume the gov.
eminent, and restore order, and the sover-
eigns of Europe, the cmigranis, and many
q. the natives Will sustain him." sThc
Church Of Rome his design upon htd,
country, and H lriH, IN lime, be the establish
cd religion, nnd TiH am IN he destruction
Of tta' republic" Il have conversed with
many Of the sovereigns and princes Of Eu-
raPc, particularly with George iii and Louis
NNiII, ana they have unanimously express
ed ;hese opinions relative 10 the Govern
mcnt of the United States, and their de;or-
m;nation 70 subvert it.'