Alexandria gazette, commercial and political. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1812-1817, 1815-08-01
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nat;nn ;tseIf ~ We SO to tie
We must here speak feelv. ana
the truth. There exist i1i,Fysn anu Tell
partics-one which is nationstsc,,s,.! Two
the great mass Of the people. s st;; pptlses
for her independence; honor and r.as!
terest--tfe other may be called th sa. = m.
ton Of the foreigner. Yes, GENT 81 'ac.
there exists Frencnmen vie euopss .ea,
cali in the English, Russians, pr,,ss; %
&c. The Bourbons are the heads s, aras,,
faction it is they, who, by helm . Of 'l g
reign bayenets, would again impose ~ .
on US an hurniliating yoke. VIZ n y.
sreak out-speas out unanifnous,v g.
without doubt, and | am Ear from ' ~
psctfng, the foreigner has no renres. W.
tives here. For myselfI consult nn1.
my conscience ard my duty and p, !,
morrow, 10 presence Of the Einperar .na
the two Chambers, that is. in nrseo na
o! the nations declare, will tale w.,
pleasure the oath Of obedience Ia ,ba
constitution of the empire, and Of fSs, Ss
to the Emperor! General cries Of ok
tie role! to the roter')
VI. GoulIac.-The member has e,.,
en- Of the Efforts Of the foreigners n nt 4;
vide us ! il might have been added ra.
il la Vendee 'lie enemies Of tho inta ro.
employ all means to sublue the men =
the revolution. arm fer the OATH
Fresh ccHs #" to tie cote I! to they at,is7
Ihe President eonsults the Clambssl
ara the proposal for the oath IS ungsi
mousIy carried,
NJ. Gen. Csrnot.-I move, that to .as
to the glesy and to the enthusiasm Of ~,
armies, the chamber decree that thew,
have deserved well of their covntry
Fhey have avoided the shedding Ct h|ma
and their moderation has equaIIed tss;r
courage.
Nj. Dnchesne--Sye are all Of The ssme
mind respecting the army. II has even
proofs and lis glory is established. ppt
in the present circumstances. we ope,t
TO say only that we expect every thi1r
from It's courage. Since it has not VET
been anle to signaIize Itself aFresh. ] d.
not think (pAasked and general diiaptya.
batjea.l -
M, Regnault dc St. Jean Angel
With all cur attachment to the armv. |
must say that the declaration demanded
by general Carnot, cannot enanate tom
a single branch OF tie Legislature. We
are not deinltiycly constituted: hence
we have not even the legal character he.
cessary to make it the object Of a simple
resolution. But if You cannOt alore give
this honorable testimony to your sous, 10
mine who form part of that Permissible
barrier to foreign invasion, to those brave
national guards, raised on al sides ard
in amber which it is not yet tire 10
disclose to orr enemies, it's to the Whole
nation to pay that sacred de5t. Ymo,e,
that, acknowledging al! the U's,ice oi Cur
colleagues proposal, the decision be nd.
ourred till after tie union Of tie tlise
covers. The adjournment was prohoare.
ed.
TIE duke Of Ctranto being cal!edtots I
chamber Of Peers, sends his resignation
Is member OF Tie chamber Of repressr.
-atiqes.
The chamber is Informed that Tie Ell.
peror Will set eli at four in the atterneGl
from the 'ihui!lelies to open the session
Of the chambers.
General Grenier is elected fourth vice.
president, and Il. Redoch fourth secge'
tarv.
CHAMBER OF PEERS.