The Sun.
London, England, 1816-09-16 00:00:00

.11)r ItEsg TO Tzar. ELIiGTORA 1W FItAIOE.

The king, esereishig !Ili prerogative, has disiolred the
Chamber of Dennties.,' and ion are summoned to niche new
Elections. The clictitastanre: are awful. Europe lots its
eYci ONvit upon you. Your -intereSt, 'that of the country, is
In yoUr o*n bands. New institutions have replaced those
which formerly thitingui,lied xescr, and theie institinfons
are couset rated by a Charter which the King bas given Us,
and which he ii j, morn to maintain. It is the slfegunect
the Tbr'ote, pad the basis of our rights and liberties. Before
it ail interests should 'be confounded, all passions
all parties broken.; It is the coinpact of 'alliance between is
IFicitipato King anti his Aubiects : the new basis of the social
etliace, too Ion; ih tkeis by tompesti , the supreme law nf,
Inset; the ;Lict:or of our safety:
Electors, it tocli are yOui political principlc, you will being
with you into your operation* that caintnest anti I hat &tern-
, 4541)4:that it:fiVs.tirtuC,that arose or duty which can alone
guide you.4f T9l?re attached to the dynasty of your kings,
you will deteend into yyur conscience, and sviil nominate fur
your reiliiifiirteittires melt 0111:k• of tried loyalty. If you butn
with the lore of lihorty, you will rejt4t those who *ere your
oppreSsors. JfTeligion appe:ira to you the first foundsitiou of
bociety, the fottlevhu believes' not it, qtal:tv.ill nut hare your
suffrages.. If the reign of a:0r:414 can. alone seciire the re-
post and the baninir of our rintilies,' yiiu will reject all those

hCitti their vrirate:ind .has stained. If dig
Charter is the guoioutio Df your rights, afloat...persons, and
your proretticsj
.iota a iIJ siyit cosutnit it as yt delpo4it to lttty
but melt whose probity, intelligence, and devotedness Are
known to you. If fidelity tilone Ca4l.-SiCtlre the t.bcunrr yon
ayll rcito, 40l those perjured wen who recalled tin Llkuritev.
n lint, if destv.ii,ott al u:iis you, you know all those who
were the instinutecti of tyranny.

Electot 3, during twenty-6.e Yeats you i,ert, deceivcd ;it

time that' the tenth 111°04 triumph. Miring t weitty.fisc
years you hare heard incessant tall: of liltetty, And hare; got
nothing hut. thaim. ler twenty.five years cottirtitutiuttal
Government you ; irtul the(!setions.liad scarcely
uain.ped ainlierlii; when they violated their oat Its. They are
Well known td1,6u,,-'...those 'Mtn 'wit flout Shaine, witlibut
whose -anthitton causes 'ill oar 'misfortunes,—these Chloe!
enemies of lOgitimacy, who, haring only talents for intrigue,
undermine, while they appear tiiserve,'llle power wide") they
hrtiv sworn 'to overturn. Far front. us he such monsters!
Ton wish aftist for the reign. of justice it is in. your own
hands.' No; the men who hare so often Changed their
and al:Ways to betray yt,ti, shall no more hive yourcwttidence.
You will show yourselves ow thy of your King, who sees in
you only his Children.—of the country, whieb;papects truer
yeu,it”afely:—of Europe, which contemplates pesie.
rity, which will bless you. Finish, then, the work of your
destinies; he inaccessible to all other influence but that of
honuttel tsrlist the eireftles and weiqlt vice and virtue... .