Alexandria gazette, commercial and political. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1812-1817, 1815-08-12

lseciate with the powers ,sstv !
toy which the integrity ct ~: y % rea,s,
the ms pendence u tie at;a aau !, AID
guaranteed. sOn sbsll 1.
2. But il is expedient t sum-,
duplication by the prompt ,,evl lPaf tbs
|of all tie national forces and v!gle'asl,
1nisters will saortly make a e'u.. Vie mi,
ltion on this subject. D'lulAea,
/ A rinlent debate ensusi On i.
tion; in Which several members us - 20,
pressed their fears Of the wesls s'e,
the nation, were hooted; and etIaa q
tclaimed, g It is rot true.-I,i WITT &
strength ;-We have, means: .-sn,l fa,s
ltiie Unnecessary. We s0ear;ip SsSis
Mr. Dashene said, | ROW NJ
means to save tie country. than II OK o''e'
the truth in this tribunal; and | 4, iFas
think the proposition made BY ,sur ea ~
1nntsee Will ostaih ths nd rca,.osa s"a''
Jour disasters iiase beer area, ~
ipaTt of the array most ttacbed - y, ~
! chief o. the state 10 no IN re. irtbs,aa F
rtr5e of i iiatlon has no b u.as. i, ~ sYs
and resources have. WHY nys,! We +.
sembies We have endeayofd II r =
sociase with the allied r0we,s - H'
they have refused to listen 10 us s. Nv
the objection they Lave 10 the nso ' r"a
| at the head Of TIE government. Bo uS
the president interrupted Ike p;emSs,H s
observing, t.at they wo ID sheriff ;.
ceive aMessase from the emperor. On ., A.
subject he alluded to-. hi. DueS,"rss
concluded BY saying. tina lie Fart vE"b
| the assembly ought to ia e, and vb; ,S
! the public good required, vas to en.,a a
/ the Emperor to give IN his unouaIGeess
! abdicaton. This Mss received wifi
misrepresentation gu one side AID appls,ra
Oh the other.
| a great tumult succeeded /; and as
members collected in groupes, sna an
ipearet extremely a.itated.
After some time the nliaiste. Of We,
entered the hall, and TIE session sas ~
sumed. Tie minister ee,!nupie,t,t
some advices from the army among ,Iem
e letter from Gen. Bonneuain, dated A.
IDinon, Goth June, which stated MarsInl
Grouchy to be at Namur. Tie minister
added, that if the Chambers took strong
measures if they declared Infamous and
traitors to their capntry al tie soldiers &
national Guards WHO did no. rejon their
co!ors, there was nothiny to excite DESPAIR.
I demand, said member, Of the u.Mi.
ster, if the enemies light troops are no.
this moment at Laon.
The Minister REPLIED: Think not,
as we have 5000 tnen at Avenues. As
to the rest, repeat, that the measures
have proposed are indispensable, ityou
do nor mean to surrender yoursel,es,
bound hand and foot to the enemy. You
have yet means to sustain the reputation
oi great psople-I swear it, upon MY
honor.
The Ministers Of war, of foreign af.
fairs, of General Police and Marine, en-.
terad the hall.
Nj. l'Due d'Otrante, presented tie
message Of the Emperor Aapo!eon.--
T The same Us thct deLirered 10 Ike Hog&
Of Peers.
Mr.. Dupin, after paying warm com.
pliment to the Emperor ior bis act Of alb.
dication, which he said had heretofore
considered null, bedause not ratified by
the people, and their Representatives,
made a motion, that the following anets
should be passed -
Art. /. In tae name Of the French pee.
pie, the Chamber Of Representatives az.
cept purely and simply, and without a.
ny condition, the abdication of Napoleon
Bonaparte. .idopsed By 10th chow,
bers.
2. The Chamber of Representatives is
declared to be the National Assembly.
5. A deputation shall be sent tile
Foreign Powers to treat of peace in the
name of the nation. The basis of I'll:
negotiation shall be tie independence VI
the nation, the integrity Of is tsrrltory'
and the guarantee OF its insItluons:-'
rkcv shall stipulate for tie inFlaatIIlY
of the person Of ltapoleoa.
4. An Executive CommaSlcr Of AVE-
members shalt be named, uho shall ;aS'
unnecessary measure, tor ti'c deieAte''
the exterior, and the ptJjic safety. lucy
shall name Il geuerali.siuo'-Ah lie NS,
sest ministers, having deserved Hei @'
|,Eeir country. sila,l be continued III 9.
ice.
S. 4 committee shall be chcseii. %
form tie t1s!s OF a new consultation.