Winchester gazette. [volume] (Winchester, Va.) 18??-1826, 1820-08-05

1t will result from the prosecution OF The
murderer,
(SignedD LALLEMAND"
Gentlemen, this letter was sent to the Sc
veral Journals. The cepsor of the press re-
fused tn Insertion oft. Here was a consi.
efaole inierrup ION, gloomy silence Oh the
r'S"t and the benches Of he ministers - Ma
ny deputies raised riir hands, and by their
words and gestures, expressed their horror
and ind ignation.1
Mr.. La Fitte, con,iones-Gendemcn, very
worthy citizens of Paris, have addressed a
petition in which thsy ,esiiy tue fact. as sta
ted IN the letter of Mr Lallemand The Pc
lition is uot long, | will read it to the house
From the right no. no!
From the left-rsad! silence!
The president speaks in low voice to Mr..
LA fitte, who wav,s the reading of the petit
ton, but states several facts, fully confirming
the letter of Mr.. L'lIemand.
Nc. Lesugneur ,pae. y long address, and
states In substance, hst in the crowd, young
Laiiemand was heard 10 cry, yive la Charter
that he was accused Of wishing for reve!u
ton, and Immediately received his mortal
wound. VIZ. Lesugneur further contnnes,
that he and several other deputies were sur.
rounded oy crowd CT people, who appeared
49, ~~'S'so w tiic tOWt Grass, ana VINO
were armed with large canes pointcd win
iron !; that they were told ,ha. 10 cry vive n
Charter, was seditious, ard ihry ware cam.
PEELED 10 cry, viye lie Roi They were seized
by The collars, their Clothes torn, and were
he.wiss very i'll treated.
Mi. Siyard de Boiieau and Casimir perrier
followed with sini!ay statements.
Mr.. Denjuuin Consten,. snail say no.
thing relating perscusy Q myself but /
sh>il speak OF facts concerning our honorable
colleague, NJ. La F4yeue.
o. retu ming from the sitting, day before
yesterday, Tas informed tina, those who at.
tackled Bis ChauvelH the day before, were
preparing ter similar scene. a woman told
me, caution NJ. IA F-yeue that he keeps
Upon his guard. They are watching Tor
MN. Young man of the group who was
Watching for VI. La Fayette, was heard to
say, we will make him or, i've the king.
M. keratry W., passing the street of St
ionore. 81 the bridge vi Louis 10, heard
many cries. Among others, Live the King,
oy himself. y charters ] WAS ordered 10
withdraw, and was abused AID Injured be-
cause my retreat did not sppcsr sufficiently
ffecIpita,e. showed my medal as u nation
al representative. They laughed :ne in the
lace, treated me as ID clu66iSt, and ordered
me back to the cfa6.
Mr. Nlechln said, Mr.. Chauyelin hid been
Grossiy i'll treated.
the Keeper of the Seals Il is proposed
20 'u'pend ali deliberations. /. becomes INV
duty 10 ascend this tribune to give all neces.
safy security. IL is proper at first to distin-
Snish between the interior and the external
police OF the hons-. charge myself with
VIVA. belongs to the exterior police. shall
Co"hhe N SIT 10 this general fact There
a Np nan p.l
tranquility has been disturbed, and hitherto
they nave been spoken Of in an ,aconD!ct.
ana partial manner. The contrast OF ovlsuons
IN .h!s house, the heat OF ouy discussions
ought to nccpPy France bat YOU know he
whole gentlemen ; both before and since he
session every thing. has been put into opera
tiof 10 scatter suspicion abroad IFrnn, the
iest-it Is you ; you yourself VIM have done
La,eiy in discourse, to wh.ca replied. an
appeal was made 10 the YOUTH. Ii !, tins.
gentlemen, that the general irritation which
nss been manifested, has beea excited. NJ.
" ChanVelin was Conducted home hy a
ih.'' who uttered cries oi Lie,e the C6qIkeyi
L3Ue CAGuTel!n IL was 20 have bceD dc.
sFei chat Mr. ChauVe!.n bad given isss eciat
TO MS conduct. lroDica, suirs fem The Jeff I
.'e au horlty, gentlemen, have ta;pn their
- -" ~hc f4tiIONS nave also taken
theirs Il tie government had shown too
Tach pre- nara ton, 1t would have rroduceh
alarm, Ihe next day too parties were mar.
shsi'ed against each o,her-one CRYING p;7s
&c Ros and the other, EiUe Chxuueli,.! The
procurstor of the king went 80 the honora Die
gen iemen, and it j, difficult TO conceive vhv
ne shon!d re;use to furnish to the cause os
Justice the iuturm.tion which he la, ,rst
communicated. We !IBow nothing cf il
Mr.. ChaGvsin said nothing of il to he pro.
curator of the King.
AS . the members of this Chamber who
nave 6een lnsoIted, an inque., shall be ins,i-
tuted with hrmne,s ard iInplrtiality, and the
guilty snail be pursued I'd punished.
10 reference TO thu lanentab!r transaction
which has deprived the unfortunate I.aile
mand OF MS son, it belongs to the common
course OF justice, which will be left tn itself,
WIN all The indie endeDcs Of which il has
need. All the facts recited are not sufficient
TO Justify the proposition of Mr.. Camille Jor-
Gan Inefe IS security for oil we are re.
sponsI5le for it, and il would b. unworthy
t"'s house to give the signal Of public alarm.
mf. Manuel follow IN an sddrcs, Of cousi
ntr5t's iengti, and nuch severity. Ee states.
that serious jisturtaoce had taken Nice en-
dangeiIng the pubhc safety, she natieual re-.
presentation, apd ,br i,.jiyi,usI .aiety Of ,hs
"eHibers ihat The c-nduct of ministers was
partial, deceptive aud tyTaDnical fie inyeishs
particularly against The arbitrary control Of
the press.
MF Lame follows on the side Of IN, mini,
try accuses She opposition Of virulence, and
Pre'nmes there IS 10 further serious cause for
fear
VT Demarcay represents the royal guard
as having mixed with the crowd in citizrrs