The Sun.
London, England, 1827-11-10 00:00:00

six years this day addresses itself to her. That
Ministry, which, at its outset, commenced the war
of Spain, and has expended near four hundred mil-
, lions to re-establish the order we see, and to procure
to as the influence we enjoy there; that Ministry.
which, after the Spanish war, has endeavoured, in
contempt of the Charter, to change the successive
order of the elections, and, in order to sliare itself a
little care annually, has had the improvidence to
brave the result of a general election; that Ministry
which, in its very first year, hastened to burden
France with a thousand millions, and overturned
her finance—which afterwards designed the laws of
sacrilege, and the right of primogeniture—which at-
tempted an absurd law against the press—which it
was obliged to withdraw ;and which punished, by
an outrage on the citizens of the capital that
joy which was excited by its defeats—which, at last,
no longer knowing how to conceal its faults its awk-
wacdness;:and its reverses, has resorted to measures of
Government shameful in its character, which at
once insults and shews a dread of .public opinion;
to the measure which has injured us so much in
the eyes of our neighbours, in causing them to be-
lieve that we were worthy of it—in short, to the cen-
sorship; that is, the Ministry which to-day ad-
dresses itself to France, and asks a new Chamber of
Deputies. The Chamber which has given to it the
Septennial Act, the thousand millions, the three per
cent., the law of sacrilege, the • right of primogeni-
ture, this Chamber, because it at last hesitated for
an instant—because it once showed itself sensible of
the public opinion:—because it did not suffocate the
Press, so necessary to France, under a law worse
than bad, under a law which could not be executed
—because it took the liberty of declaring that a
thing impossible could not be done, and that it mo-
dified some portions of a certain projet—this Cham-
ber is no longer held in esteem ? What is it that
the Ministry can want, if it wishes for more than has
been voted for it during the last six years ? This is
a good hint to devoted Representatives ! This is
the way majorities are treated when once they have
got their ends of them. •

It is not alone a new Chamber of Deputies that
Ministers ask; it is a new Chamber of Peers which
they wish for ; because, fortunately for us, they re-
quire two docile Chambers instead of one; because,
fortunately for us, when they proposed the right of
primogeniture and the law of the
_press, it was the
Peerage which interposed its wholesome Veto upon
the complaisant sacrifice of all our rights and all our
liberties. By making itself popular, through the
adoption of wise decisions, by deStroying the pre-
judices which existed in France against the Aristo-
cracy, the Peerage has rendered a great service to
representative Government; it has caused its ele-
ments to be better thought of, and has caused it to
establish itself in our esteem and in our habits. But
the Ministry, seemingly, has no wish that the Aris-
tocracy should be consolidated, because it might be-
come independent, wherefore, not being able to dis-
solve, they wish to depreciate it, and treat it like
those Electoral Colleges into which hundreds of
voters are thrown in at the last moment.

Thus the Ministry wish at the same time for a
new elective chamber, and a new majority in the
hereditary chamber. For that purpose it braves, at
once, France, deprived of elections for more than four
years; and the Peerage, which they offend ; and the
press, which has been oppressed for six months; they
brave, in fine, not the cries, but the silence, which
reigns every where, that at other periods would have
resounded with respectful acclamations ! What
then do they wish ? What is it they propose ?
How far do they mean to go ?

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