The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1815-08-05

NJ. Bculav de IA Meurtrr.--NFfith respect
to the cath Of hdelity 70 the emp ror, certain
y take it most willingly, aad shiak IN do
ing II do an act ccninenily F,,n u for the
emperor is III my eyes the first Representative
or the nation, the legitimate and established
head OF the state, the hrSt tie Of the union
Hence, when | swear to be faithful to him.
thm% ] swear to DC so {, tue nation itself.
We must here speak freely. and cell the
truth. There exist in France two parties :;
one which IS nationa! comprises the great
mass OF the peopls. Ii stipulates for her inde-
pendence, honor and real interest; the other
may be Called the faction of the fureignar-
Yes, gentlemen, there exist Frenchnen vile
enough to calm the English, Russ ans, Prus
SLAMS. &c. The Bonrbous are the neads of
t. faction ; It rs they, VINO, by hep OF for
e'5h oayonets, would 1gain impose upon Us
an hn,nil atiug yoke. We must sueah OUT
speak out unanimously, fer without doubt, ana
L am TAR from susrsctias, he foreigner has
no representatives here, For myself con-
suit only my conscience and my duty; and TO
morrow, III presence OF the emperor and the
two chambers, that is, in presence Of the ma
ton, secisre, will take with pleasure the
oath OF obedience to the Constitution of the
enipire5 and of fidelity to the emperor =
((Tenerai cries Of " TO the pote [! 10 ne
Oo.e :"
M. Goarlac.-The member has spoken of
the efforts of the foreigners TO divide us il
might have been added thatin La Vendec the
enemies IT the interior employ all means To
subdueN &c men of the revolution. I am for
the oath. fresh calls Of" to the yose 10
the Uote ~
The President consuts the chamber, and
the proposal Tor che oath is unanimously car
ricd.
M. Gen Carnot-I move, that to add to
the glory aht 10 the enthusiasm ofour armies.
the chamber decree that they have deserved
wen OF their country. They have avoided thu
shedding OF blood, and their moderation has
equaHed their Courage.
hl. Duchesner--We are all Of Tie same
rlini respecting the army. 1t has given
proofs, and IT'S glory is established But in tn :
present circumstanc es, We OUGHT 10 saw ONLY
thai we expect every thing from its courage.
SINCE 1t has not yet been able to signalze il
sell tresh, do,not think that (marked and
general tsaf7sro6ation.
M Regnanit de st. Jean Angely--With ali
our attachments sotl:e army, ] must say that
the declaration demanded by general Garnet
cannoremanate from -a.singie branch of the
iegsiature.We are not dsfinitively constituted :;
hence we iave. not even thelegal character
necessary to make 1t the object of simple
resolution Buo II you carinot alone give this
'N' @0'S y oti'1o.y 10 VoNr sons, 10 mine who
form part OF thai formidable barrier to for
egn invasion. TO those brave national guards
raised ON all sides aud in q humber witch it
is not yet time to discloseto our enemes. 1t
is 10 the whole nation to pay that sacred
usDt. move, that, acknoWlellging all the
Justice OF our colleagues proposal, the decision
be adjourned till after the union oft1e thfee
powers. The adjournment was pronounced.
Ahe duke Of Otranto being called totthe
chamber OF peers, sends his Resignation, as
member Of the chamber OF representatives..
The chamber is informed that the empe-
ror Will set OH at four in the afternoon from
the ihullieres to open the session of the
chambers.
Gen. Grenier is elected fourth vice presi-
dent, and M. Bedoch fourth secretary.