Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1818-04-10

nils ,lIo amy 10 the iaw, dsspciic since
II brings back 10 us the internal conscrip-
ton, surrounded by all its satellites.
This measure will terrily foreigners, il
will possibly expose the king himself.
How comes II about the Ministry
propose such a law Those whose inte-
rests are connected with those of the
king, is 1t not their interest 10 defend IL!
Behold what produces these passions
which corrupt, ami this system which
blinds us.--Thus the ministers ofihe un-
fortunate Louis XVI. let the throne and
their master sink. The Genevlan return
ed To his country the Others paid dearlN
for their want OF foresight Ii The law 5
adopted, the Throne. The Chamber of
Peers, this House, will fail and tumble
into one common run fear not To say
1t, the King Is deceived our fidelity re-
quires us to say SO. How viii your con
stliuents reproach you If yoa sacrifice
what is most dear 10 them, your king and
their children
recolleci that The day after the 23d
juno, 1859, Il final deputalion was sent TO
Louis XVi, whena conspiracy was OH foot
against the throne. Was of that dpDu-
tation. Louis XVI received VS. with
tranquility which inspired him with
coni' cnce for the French nation. and a
love for his people. Fatal security he
neglected our advice, and continued 10
follow mistaken or deceiiful council. The
sad ceremony at which we assisted YES
ferdav, cannot bring too iOrcibly TO our
recollection, the fatal and ever 10 be la
menied consequences. still find my
seif after lapse of29 wears, delegate
u my country. This situation, as former
ly. imposes upon me The duty of speak
ing the truth. 1t is to satisfy this duty,
to be falthini 10 my oath that | speak
this, not 10 those who hear me III this tri-
bunal foreigners or my fellow citizens,
ihHy know as well as myself; not the
French people who know il, but To the mi
niS,ers of the King, who, Withou, drubia
are ignorant of il, or pretend 10 hc. /
will tell them: The throne of the an
fortunate louis XVI, and which has de
stroved II, now threatens Louis XVIII.
on' siag and yoar,.
Experience tells YOU do not refuse
these lessonS) what are the counScIs you
should listen to. il tells YOU what respon-
sibiiiiy rests upon Your heads if YOU re-
Ject 1t. l vote against tie Bill"
BY the articles from Sweden wc 6nd that
Prince Oscar. the son of BernaGOlte is auiho-
riIed In exercise the powers OF sovereignty i'm !
Sweden, whenever the HING aud his father |
shalt be both al, or both absent. Tie au,ici.
patton OF Snch events, not mentiOnea as like civ |
al present was probably meant only 10 call out
an indirect COnfirmat ton and ackuC :, lcdrmrnt
oil Oscar $ rights an ackrUW ie dgmeut winch
could not be directly required, without imply |
ing some donnt as 10 their original suiicielicv
Prince Frederick Joseph Louis IT iIesse
is in his 39th year, heinz born i'm |
July, 1907. He commanded the Austrian hus |
sars with distinguished gallantry aud we learn |
from officers that served aim him. that he is |
az officer Of great military merit Ills union |
his serene hGhneSs will be introduced at the |
princes ievee on Thursday next The marri- |
aye will take place at Easter. The princess |
Elizabeth VIII have marriage portion of |
tlO,OUc, anu ner annual income is El3,0 "A |
yeH. fer attended Cousort is hereditary |
prince, aud the rtIgning Duke is in his 7ist |
} year London pGler.