Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1814-08-06

vi. In the mean time the Catholic, Apos. |
toiic and Romish religion is tho religion of |
the state.
VII. The minister. ofthe Catholic, Apos.
tnlic, aud Romish religion, and those Of O.
ther modes of Christian worship receive sup.
port from the Royal treasury alone.
VII The French people have the right
to publish and print their opinions, in con-
formity 10 the laws which ought to repress
the abuses of this liberty.
TX All property is inviolable without any
exception OF that which is called National,
the law making no distinction.
<. The State can demand the sacrifice Of
Individual property for the public benefit ls-
saily proved; but with previous inaemni-
81.
XII. All inquiries into the opinions or votes
given up 20 the time of the restoration, are
forbidden.-The same oblivion is enjoined on
triounals and on citizens.
XII. The conscriplion Is abolished. The
mode OF recruiting for sea and land service
Is determined by Law.
FORM OF THE KINGS GOVERNMENT.
Is. The person of the King il inviola.
bic and sacred. His ministers are RESPONSE
bic. To the King alone belongs the execu-
tive power.
II. The king is the supreme chief of the
state. commands the forces by land and sea,
declares war, makes treaties of peace, alli-
anee anu commerce. appoints TO All em:
10y 1n.s o. Puohc aomnistrauon. ana
execsei on Of The laws and safety of the state.
IS The legislative power is exercised
collectively by the King, the House of peers
and the House Of Deputies of Departments.
Is The King proposes the law.
IL The proposition of a Law is carried at
the VIII OF the King. to the Rouse OF Peers
OF 70 ehat OF Deputies, except laws Tor raj
sing revenue. which must be first address
seq 20 tue tfouse OF Depuues.
10 every law must be freely discussed
ana voted TOT oy majority OF each OF the
two Houses.
~ the nouses nave the right to supple
cate the Nmg to propose law upon any
subject. and to point out what it appears to
them proper The laws should contain.
70 ms Request may be made by each OF
the TWO houses, but after having been dis
cussed IN secret committee, 1t shall not be
sent TO the other house by that which pro-
posed u, until after delay OF ten days.
~ ittne proposltlon II adopted 6y the o.
tner donse, shalt be submitted to the
eyes OF the King ) IT ne rejects il. it shall not
DC again drought forward the same session.
70 Inc kins alone sanctions and pro-
muigates the laws
% The civil list is fixed for the whole
duration OF the reign by the frst legislature
assembled after the accession OF tae king.
TIE Hou.e of peep.
o. y,,I.-rD-
ue 1ioese VI eersi ID an essentiai part
.. ne .eslsiAusS power
- ,;n s c a,;,h ,so u oy Me KING, az the
Dan.r ..as wa" 'He .Aouse VI DePnsies oil
5s Rms~ ..,, r..
- LseU assenoly OF tne mouse OF feers
whl.h snan DC noloen out OF tne time OF the
sh -, IT, ~ ~ me sanua..S a. - Depuu or ~nlca
, ao. ~ Sssn.u ~ uee Oh tue KING,
~. The nomination of Peers of France
i;m;.sS III r M. Wy 1.rv ,t i nasm2er - un-
Tier, eor re o. nay. ,hs hss;.s "~ne
cord;no ~ b,. n,eas,r.
% rh. pei. hsrs .dr,;.,.
t5o,,s. AZ &c vs.r. &C 80 ~. 49, -. LIZ
b-rat;ve voice mill s6 NV 1S''
90 rhe Cbsnceiior &c F,,,c. ,.;s.
in IN. Hmnse 20 per. and IN h;s 49,.
peer named nv the king. e'ss
40 The msmh.r. &c The rov., g.
the pr;nces of The HOOD are PEE. -, -.
of hir,h Thew t,te ,h.;r .s... a., ,s.I:sns
w after the President !. brt hav, No 49,
rst;ve voice until ,hsv &C ,.s,,,.,.s. uenoe-
of av. Ie~'s
aI The nr;nc-- ca,no. ,at. .,,.;.
in the Hovse hin, ~, Oh. n-d.r &c ~. 80, 80
exnre.sed in each sess;on hv : nos.sa s s"s'
penalty of rendering void every th;nn ,h -.
sail be done in their presence. '''-'
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