The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1815-08-30

vice Of The camps and Of the city required,
! was elected.
Whist the pscifcatiou Of the west was
| concluding, plenipotentiaries went to meet the
| allied powers, and all the ,cunents Of that
| negotiation have been laid before your repre-
| sentatives
The tie 9th capital is determined by a
conventions. It's inhabitants, whose firmness.
courage ard perseverance, are above ali
praise its Inhabitants continue to guard it..
Lhe declarations OF the sovereigns of En-
rope inspire too much confidence 20 fear ,lat
or, liberties and our dearest interests can be
sacfihced to victory.
We will receive 1T length the guarantees
which arc to prevent those alternate aud
temporary trinmphs OF the factions that have
hgtated us for 25 years, which are 10 tcrmi-
nate the revolution and to minele under 4
common protection the parties to which it
has given birth, and those who have oppos-
cd t.
chose guarantees, which hitherto have
existed onlyin our principles and in our
courage, we shall find in our laws, incur
constitution, IN eur representative system.
For whatever may be the knowledge, the
personal qualities of a monarch, they are
never sufficient to secure the people from the.
oppression of power, from the preiudices, the
N
bition Of courters.
Frepchmen! peace is necessary to YOUR
commerce, to your arts, to tho ameIiorat on
OF your manners, to the development of the
resources that remain TO YOU
BE united, and YOU are near to the close of
your misfortunes
The repose of Europe is inseparable from
--,burope is Interested in your rrano utility
and IN your happiness.
tSgned), The DUKE OF OrRANro.
Deslaredc-, .ef the Eoi1ee of. Rehreaenta-
ttUes, Juiy 5.
Ahe troops of the allied powers come to &C.
cupy the caapltail; the house Representatives
VIII nevertheless continue to SIT and to deliber-
ate IN the midst of the inhabitants of Paris,
whittier the express will of the people has
called their delegates.
hqt, under these weig4,ty circumstances,
tne mouse OF representatives owes TO itself, to
france, TO Europe a declaration of it's SEN
t,ments and Of. its piinciplcs--it declares
therefore, that it makes especially snler run
appeal to the fidelity and to the patriotism
OF the Parlsan National GuardS entrusted
with the care of the place where the repre-
sentatIyes CT the nation are assembled
IL declares that 1t reposes with the high
es. confidence upon the principles of morality,
OF honor, ot magnanimity, of the allied pow
cfs, and upon their respect for the inlcpen-
dtnce OF the nation, so strongly manifested lii
their declarations. :;
ltdeclares that the government of France.
| whoever may be at the head Of it, ought at
the same time to be conformable to the wish
OF { nation legally expressed, and to Coop
| crate With the other governments, to form
mutus, connection and guarantee OF peace
between France and Europe---It declares.
that monarch Cannot offer real guarantee
unless he swear to observe a constitution franz
ed by the national representation and ac-
copied by the people.
nus, any government which should not
nave any otaor title than the acclamations of
the minority and the will of party, or which
should be imposed by force--of,g Government
| sgeich shoNia aot adoht the national colors,
and should not guarantee the liberty of the
! CITIZENS, the equality of civil and political
| rights, the liberty OF the press, the liberty of
religious worship, the representative system.
the tree consenttp the. RAISING of Inen and tax
| es, thc responsibility of ministers, the irrevo-
oatii,ty OF all sales of eational property, the
| inyolabilsy of property, the t6ohkion oftithes,
otfeiseldt rights, Of the old end mem heredild-
| ry nobility, l5 Of ell confSrottons oftyoteyry
! the complete oblivion of the political cDin-
ions and votes giveA in the course Of the Re-
Voutons the institution of the legion, tie dis
+ tinctions aud rewards due to the officers and
soldiers, to their widows & to their children :;
the institution Of the Jury, the irremovabili-
| ty OF Judges the Payment of the public debt,
would have OILY an ephemeral existence, &
wonld not 2ee'ire the tranquility of Europe.
| 1t declares thattf the BASIS specified in this
declaration should be eitiler' hot recognized Of.
| violated, the representatives of the people, who
this day exercise a sacred power, protest be-
fore hand IN the face os the whole world a.
7 gainst the violence and 'usurnaiibn.
They conhde the execution os the contents
of this proclamation to all good FrenchlnSen. 70
all generous hearts, to all enlightened minds.
to all mensjeaiQus of their liberty and finally
to future generations.
Adopted By AS votes against Sd.
|. --+
BosTow, Ang. 90.