Alexandria daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1803-1808, 1804-07-18

!IStenCc OF tllS Truths 1AtCI GlScuSSlno
variety of general principles, Garnet ma,
Isome particular remarks. VIII (said h.
The opinion OF the public fuhctionaries !
the free wish Of the whole nation ~;
There be no Inconvenience attending 4
depression of an opposite sentiment !
the liberty Of the press SO much restrane
and degraded that it vii. be impossible
make in the public prints, the most respec,
full demonstrates against the proposed a,
rangement? The orator considered ii
stioa in another point OF view. He 49,
ed K the expulsion Of the Bourbons at d
Involved the Necessity OF a new dynasty
II the establishment OF d new DYNASTY wonl
! rot place Obstacles in the way Of rener.
fneace if ii would be recognized 5y f.
lreign powers and if IN ease ola refusal +
|rccogaize itarms would necessarily BE- 70
sorted 10, and Cor an empty tide the seen
rity Of the French nation would perhaps /.
endangered This is not the only n,sar,
which the existing Government has of CON-
solidating itself. The means Of this con.
sists in adherence to justice. Far Be- !,
/ from me here to make any particular an.
! plication OF to cast any blame on the opera.
tons Of governments. Such tkougat has
NO place III ny heart. Is li5er,y then dc,
closed to man onIy t'at It tnay never /,
enioyed. No! i cannotseqard il rs q ma.
chime1a, and nv heart tells me tha, !,
] government is easv, IL conclus:on, said
the ovator--[ ara ready to sacrifice W.
! personal opinion to the intes-scs Of nv
coun ~. My respect for the Jaws win
remain unalterabie, and desire, above
all things, to see every opinion, and {.
very sentiment united against our ey.
| ternal, or inplacable enemy, that enemy
which is now meditatlng our universal o..
preston. vote against the motion.
! Faure next mounted the tribune. n,
! applied himself to the refutation Of Can
not7s speech. He asked il he had well
| manifested his respect for the law, bv re-.
minding him that he had on preceding
! occasion voted against the consnlship foil
life, sanctioned by the vote Of more thanl
million Of Freuchmen !? He asked hinaI
he had forgotten the regime of1783 andthaI
horrible Decemviral Committee, which
| cold blood signed arrests for death &pro,
criptions ? aud he was astonished a! heal
| ing of opposition = that proposition which
| could alone prevent the return of such nil
series. We are not here to consider :ny
interests OF an individual family, but ta4
interest Of the whole nas;on. Here Faurs
entered iuto Al examination o. the state a
France in 1893 and It's present situation.-
Re enquired what were the proposi.ioa
contained in the loose draught Of the Coz
stitucnt Assembly,, and he found their com
oIetion in the form Of Government whic
, it was now proposed to establish. IL sup
ported the motion.
Arnould began in the following term
! the speech which he also delivered inf
var Of the motion What is the fataliF
which has seized our colleague, whil
renderd him the passive witness Of the ou
RACES OF the committees Of public saier
which carries into the directory, and car
not furnish hln with the means OF dong
good to the people, watch On the 18th FruI
tidor renders him the victim Of the event
Of that day, and does not permit him
perceive the share which 0iche6ru thsF
bad in the conspiracy formed agaln
France?
Allison, Crenier, Chabot,, de pAlls3
Delierre and Challand, severaliy spoke %
favor Of the promotion.
Carton Niaaz refuted the opinion OfCa'
not.
The tribunate ordered six copies o. t1f
opinion Of the orators to be printed.
CHANGES IN THE MINISTRY.