Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1817-01-16

indebted for rs maintenance 70 your frmreSs
| If the peace osthe i..teilor was for n mome,,t
disturbed ON single point, .og fonul there in
iieNiDie niagistraes, talthu soldiers. and loyal
population. Thus the insane enterprise was al
soon rcpreSsed as known.
Iou have proved 70 France and n ruropc
ihat the Royal Authority in iaipesin- limits er
ITSELF mas Ia your hands lost nothing Gifts dia.
nifty or It's Nisor. That authority is lie frs,
want otyour people we shall ALWAYS kno.r h-,r
to respect Unnecessary we wouldknoA how 70
defend it.
=" The French have displayed their joy or see
ing two shoots from the AUGUST stock OF The
BourbonS, uniting under the paternal shade
and promising them farther pledges of prcs.
/ perity. they lave not forgotten, sire how
| happy 1ae,r fathers were under your predeceS-
sors, and that The misfurtnnes ofthe Tres. fam,
ily, take their date from the day on sv!nc,. tat
! family was separated from lis teue s.hiefs -
! they therefore received from Providence as
! themost precious Of its benefits, ,hat which is
I % cohntn ard perfetuate among them the le-
| ultimate order Of Succession.
| e turn wits regret froi,i the lvas nj hap
| piness and hone; bat yov have gwen ls an eS-
ample courageous S9iiciiude, which, fears not
% contemplate present eyiisand future embar-
Nourpeople suffer from the inteinperance
! OF the seasons. he hurder a. tic ru5iic en-
peuces Is almost excessive TIE mass of IKE
charges which we have tG icfcav, mi:-it alarm.
but we are trcnc lmen, ard our history proves,
thai whenever tGe Monarch has called upon rs
10 SuccoF the country, no sacrifice was too great
for our courage.
And who can f;sii 70 be Influenced bv the
example % your haie,ty and yOur angus [ fam
liN-who would not in this nohe career follow
irnces who are the objects OF our love and our
ho !. ~ .c,.no..,.s,. ..,. -.
power OF economy. THAI which belGflns 20
tAtngS Is the treasure OF the people 1T IS in
tiaf econenfN-iu the guar,s tee pivcn 50 al in
terests,-in the fidelity maintained in engage
menis; internally as weilas eNtenaliy, and. u
Dofeal', by the union 81 .,tiuds that France will
acquire the union, OF which she haS need, 10
make hersclfreSpeeted in misfortune after lIa-
wing been solon.; cnyiedin prosperity.
ihe interests OF the Church OF France can
not be placed in more faithful hands than those
OF Tie hex 10 the Sceptre and virtues OF st
LOUIS who like that wise Monarch in res
pectinS the rights OF the Holy Sec will also
cause the Fundamental laws of the State 70 DE
respected, and viii preserve untouched tie de-
posit0ry of orrancicnt liberties.
" participate IN your NaestvS icitu,3e
Tor amelioratas the condition of the Ministers
OF Tue Ntar ct those ia particular, wiIoare tie
most approximate 10 your people but nave.
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. tic utility of their functions
beenmthertot0o muck neglected. = he duiies
Whicn thc religion OF the state imposes, arc sd
cred III our eyes, and wc know how - ccnci!i--
ale them with The nature OF our institutions tho
freedom OF worship, anithe still painful situa-
tiOu of France
fourmaicsty places attaciimenttO the char
ter Immediately after that which is due 10 rcIi-
gion. You have EXPRESSED Sire fhe idea Of :JI
france for there is no Frenchman who does
not wish for a wise liberty, tue peaceful enioy-
ment Of his condition, of his rights and OF his
propcrtY
g With this disposition, and with a profound
gratitude, your Ordinance 81 the 9Th of sen
tcmber was received, and so viii be received
theROyal Assurance YOU have added thereto OF
never suffering amy Infringement OF the fimda-
mental Law of the State. in that assurances. is
Of I,as. - :.
the term OfrevOiutonS.
= You wish, Sire, that resentments should be
eNtinagrshed, that ha;reds should cease; that
deigned to add, of the same father. shouI.jform
nation OF brothers. You have already done
much to obtain that noble object, by the assur-
ance you have given MS of employing tirrnness
equally mistaken inrepresenting lie attacks of
maieVoienceand the alleviatiOns of too ardent
n zeal. Your people have heard vow, and
they know that the King does not promise in
vain.
And were 1t possible for the voice o. vour Ma
leSty to be toramoment dsregarded, were pre-
tensions any where 20 arise contrary 10 the IN
teresiS o! traure X her King, we shOnld press
sire, around tie hrone, 10 surround YOU with
Tne vows andt oaer Won the support of all
Srenchmen, who aspire Only 10 live in union y
peace nnder tie empire OF the Charter, and the
Sceptre of The Pourboas"
The ing replied,
:" sensibly feel tie sentiments of the Cham
Der OF Deputies. 7 have seen with lie most
lively satisfdcf.or IL ihe uuanmty with which
re address 'las beon voted, Tire happy presage
or tIattcpdcncy to the same object which ought
20 prevail in all the deliberations OF the Cham
Der.
Faithful my promises, L have already
caused TO hc.Ssd heiore tie Chamber, an ~
pGsitOu az wants, and of'ihe means by which
tie ynay De provided ,0r I expect from ynur
Eel that you 'gll discuss the law 50 important
tof the repose OK france, and the stability Of
credit with that cc!erIty, which the gravity OF
such measure permits