Alexandria gazette, commercial and political. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1812-1817, 1816-05-10

called the Southern institute. ~
Iiyan ordinance Of the 18th !u,r i.
1.-The order Of Reunion wa auVIisisa'
IAN Frenchmen are thereie.el.chiE
iron bearing any titles uader il, ,i
from wearing the decorate n.
All the nominations made 5y he y,,,
per or his government, IN tue lteios :,
Honor, between the @9th Febusn -,
9Th JuIy. 1915, are annusled.
Tie English are inundat,Gg lie In,
'lo,n of l-aples with their netcaalt,.
During Lent three Sc uors silIl,
preached every week, on ,urday, qrs s
day aud Thursday, III the ca4,el q Il.
l'huilleries. ~
The duke Of Luxemboarq, nisiaera
|Frarce rear the court st bf5Mt, WA :
,iail tron l;rest III the Frlga;e iiesG.ior,
early in March.
'ike manufacturers Of cicth in E.,s,
have Invited by the government :
that country to declare wiz, supplies i
|ciotb they couiG be able to iprrish Il
Ithe~srmy ustll the ypar 1919. It A.
pears that The war and aove all Gle a.
|siruciioh Of Moscow ra;nid tie hest n.
Of thai article Ill Russia.
reeeh o! aLjutrat Commandment Rcw.
before the council OF wal, Oh the ind
March.
After having thanked is judges (,
ihe attention and rcspecl observed !,
',heD in the course Of his triai, he al.
'yefet an address, which caused do,
on the feelings Of tie aud.
apee. Tie following is an eAtrau 4
sop.e passages Of il;
" There is not doubt that all tl.cn.
abitants of Guadaloupe aLhored Ii
English. The greatest danger vas nj
ia that, bit in 2 pretext that was psds
il to work upon the minds Of TIE ia.
lie, particularly the blacks. I SAL a pa.
|.eAt. Tor what The blacks waited was /.
|3erty; they were secretly fatltl.
genlseIves with the hope OF it, AID t
ould have infallibly brought about I'd
IN Of the colony-if, instead Of Ieajirs
e movement myself to lpodelate iha.
'tcls, had left the people aid tie a.
ators Of csrnmeion 10 themselves, tos.
Vmmence 3he horrors Of 1894.
It was that apprehension, tera
affirm it on ny honcr. which alcs
ecided me to direct tie mo'cnlelt Il
* 1lth OF Jrue. =
= committed fault against ny Leg.
,inate sovereign / was imprDteDti
I'll the pulest intentions, ] erred ;ita
fore you. gentlemen, / make tie &c.
HoulsdgI ent.
t" But can il be true nat I have neli.a
G pain OF death ! Ycar justice will nd
trNit you TO judge NY CONDUCT isolated
i ON the circumstances with which Iva
rrounded.
i he events of 1918 we're TG'
lere extraordinary; you must not tfla
/, dge that which has teen dOne urda
tie Influence Of them, by those laws tat
nave been instituted onl> for tie HsIa
Iisnaree Of order in ordinary tines
Tins we have seen dat tt: sirtn
wisdom, has cn]y punished Shs t'
e tie individuals comprised in TIE"
'cond LIST OF his ordinance 0! tie SJ'h!E
Y last. Yet that ordinance GetsNi
ithem tc he The authors ard insiigstnsa
ne return Of the usurrer; il secSS
ietcm Of Lsving forcib|y attacked fT'Is
ID ha- gCysrrDcnt. !,
Tie recidides ere Only haD.sSfd!
'snd sl,ail ], who Lave f-it..fully saTti
my PRICE AID ny country Until The IT'D
June. 1915; | who struggled two gfl %,
mouths Ter The white ca,kade agaIES'n
r.. colcsed; TO preserve order assl s
pular i surrect;ou: ] whoreTer y g,
ed but in tie hope OF sayirs tie 'lg5
from It's own Jury end OF sGa'fsI K,
irom The h.aehiayeilsm ci tie ;1ls
commsnd.nt- shah lie Iurisbsd %"
death! Ia.
/" No, gentlemen, Tie drst ciara,s !,
Justice is to prepciti ton he EFp'S',p III
re the measure Oh ~ oaprs'-~'cS w.
| rot then punish. a fapft 50 e, :, ,'5
lcusable, and atteaGy So cruelty 81 I'd
more severely than tAote o''
crimes that seemed uIfafcopSb'e' .,s
* 1t is for that reas;n lac - 80,
+, ed 10 invoke tie eleneneJ o. ne r MI
TAT nov appeal 10 the nlceSs'e'D's
iyour own heat. ,ns
F." You are MT simply judges , 1;.,r.
"a Jury your canscitlces have 0r
|tionaly power: lnuss you "'' ''
II Tor NY salvation. ~
81 do rot fear death. sentIfns.r, 81,
have often faced il ccs-H., a. ,'"l
dent Gen. LauriSta can s'Fs,, ,.t.
TThp cn1inrit canf. Il ifG I'LL ", III