Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1821-05-18

[ frdnSa!cd for the National Ga.cffe.I
CuAMRER DE DEpIfIIES

,c"P'diD Oh .SdvGity, wa> read. He complain
20 thai by The Interpretation, which the min.
's'er ~ war had given. to the ordiuspce of
'as 2oth Of May. ISIS. lie had been derived
81 tue ha'tpay grauted at tie disbardiny of
the army.
General Lavasx spoke. He Leyan by ask;no
tIe indulgence at the Chamber to his advaac.
". age, winch however had not weakened his
auachmeni 10 tho rousiiiuiionsI king, He
po.niS,n 10 shew the camGOr aud ind e,idence
tuat characttIiye true French citiy,u II.
iinnehf that the cavern I'm ? M had no ripbt IN
eepFi'e soldier Who had been made surh by
iofcp oi the tank and pay which his services
!" "S 'irtd hsd acquired for hun. Proceed.
ing afterwards to consider the prrsert cordi
ZION OF the army he described il AZ di,nerscd
uI"on!sn'rh, unhappy and grooming under
an arbitrary system of aminiStratiop Here
'herflhrs began 10 break forth from The right
- we ministerial side OF the Chamberl m,
uenefal continued, and entered into detail, IN
prove ms assertion. He Thought that The
army was discontinued because n was uuhan~
w onhippy because the minister oppressed
,'s"pporthbiy IT'S most Fe.peetabi. me MIXERS
u an arbitrary management. -(Bravo-on tho
ieit, the Opposition side.) Nevertheless said
ne, me conduct ot minister Tho al,enates
tnf aHeciinns ofthe army isnot investigated:
Fesponsihility is an idle word thoup n inJee a
. munster rs Responsible not ouly 10 the king
u"! aiSo 10 The na,i0n aud tie army (C,ies
we 'sht--inmsli -inierrup,ion.)
NJ sI'ai number OF voices Order!-Dowu
~, CoTh@i tuconrt rushing forward To tho
uirnDe lphipit from which the me MIXERS sne.L
"e'e 'ae general femaint d imIuu veabie-" I
"pr.a' mere 10 snp2ort call to ORDER
oo"e Voices on the lett" Respect al least
General" '" 'Pe"N,
W, Noraet dincourt thought that Geuera,
4'1vahX ought not merely TO he called IN
o,aes' bn' shonld not be suffered 10 proceed
All the left-to the General. Con,ynus
continue. we VIII listen 10 Won"
"' ,'sot ahd the centre" Order down
ger uown from the tribune"
ibe Gen. witifOut bein. dscomnosea nar
sisted 10 maintaining thai The nuuisterx ,rsrs
Hu' created, under constitutional prince to
iyEahnise IN his na,ae, aud 10 cause his 20.
ssfnment tcbe hated, when he was csiebrat.
81 Tor bis clciBency and love for his neonje
Gentlemen, saii lie, th. nation consists of ll,e
peopIr. ~ voice from the centre. We
Know but The king-ssy, OF the Kinv"-is~
tetrupilon.)
NJ. Lavaux. Gentlemen. Take the tronb,e
90 lsien-You VIII see that mo- one ~ mo,s
s'tacned than am 10 his Kiug hui leyiti-
mug Alng Is not people, he is tie sup,cme
"eaa OF the people he ~ deemed the father
oi me nation but to comcrnier in him the
people and all their Interests: TO cali him -
people, appears 10 me- thing entirely vuid
sense lie orator Us again INTERRUPTED
NJ olraid:n, from his seat. Ii is indeco-
evfiyword. AZ
Scarcely had GsDerai LaVaux recommended
M"su ~. Laoonrdonnaye moua,ed by his side
a"u aSpOten possession OF the i,ibune Eye-
- BODY, svid NJ. i.ablurdounaye {. auraed
thfi the arriy Is, in itself an obediept force.
therefore minister cannot be responsible
I" any army; therefore the orator ought
20 De called 10 order for having brought
loI""," tae army ~ question which did no,
OhlJ '"'' Ch
~. Caste!bnjac thought the whole dsconr.e
o' L1Vanx vas censnrabie, because, through
on', ne han iaboned TO piove that The minis
40 q
arbitrary aud bad administration. He IM
Ci7tehnlsc) maintained that the ass, rtion
was false. (On tie left" still il IS thimg
kIuwn n'l oaiy to The army, but to all +, ances0
Here III. {. asked those who interrupted him
~nether he would be allowed TO proceed
General Demaracy-As long as Won please
wen, 'hrn. gentlemen. said NJ. C. 1 will tell
you thst Your drift is understood You seek
20 e"hNprrale an armed soldery aud stimn-
late tito initiate those rebellioIS trnons who
IN ne south OF Europe, have dared TO force
constitutions on their lawful monatchs fCn-
mnit on the left-bravo o. The right.) Yon
inr ms" ~ rouse me army 70 revolt by persyJd-
,ns u mai ~ is oppressed. Voices on<fie
ieit- DO you believe that il woHld nor per.
celVe this without the aid of The debates in
this hai NJ. C.-You wish ~ infuse Into Tie
GnnS sPlst winch II Ought not to imbbe
}no NOT supply II with motives ihen-iumuit
imiefr,iption.) NJ. C.-YOu hope that The
chamber VIII ratify al least By its silence. your
anarchicai mhxims. (Bravo-On The rightly
- WI "Ut gam yHuT eBd One side of
TINS assembly VIII always Ne ready 10 defend
NE princIries OF Monarchy. (Redoubled cries
oil OraVo.) | demand The cali TO on der (yel,e-
mently supported ou The right
VIZ BENJAMIN Constan!-I oppose the call
20 order. The speaker who preceded me
asserts mat The army IL not undrt au arbi,ras
such is his opinion BE in |
~ hut mere are many persons, many mem. |
eeIs oi 'his chamber, and for one, gentlemen,
VINO mink that snoh is tie case.
Mo nbTugeac asked 20 addreas tIo fta,,
ss!; ahu aScendtd Tie tribune, in the midst |
OF lne ciamors OF The left, who objected, 10 |
inoVe eau to order against NJ Constant = |
lie insisted. ~ spite OF all that had hem raid |
mat NE army was happy and content and na |
teinsliy -maraged VIZ" W"
NJ. - CONSTANT. My opinion OF the present
auihlhhHaiIon OF the war department ~ not
au'D,S"p.s. hen speak Of an arbitrary |
H!stu', u IS Of such as is now complained OF |
~ so many petiti0ns--the system OF desooii. !
lps oiHcFfs OF The fruit Of ihclr long aud .Io,
ilD"b SCI wees oi cutting them of from the
,r"y Wilton, PROVISION or support an obi
Cua, "'D"'' iiirghl administration which irri.
lale' more Than all itr speeches made here
spttches whch ~ 10 now meant 10 stillc, iNIn,-
lhn's on tAe II-ht.1 For the rest, gentlemen.
pS',tFe "h"t yoh mean. Itis the freedom |
W ueodte tnhl you propose to assaiI. Voices |
time inded.)
NJ Constant, II ia time, say Won and il is
,i"1s 80 p,ince WHO wishes 10 see delibeta.
t''''' "hNH WdElUlS are DIOtgsSgu 1
The Iight.) '''V' U"
, W, @"yon1hOnnaye | think there il n de.
~ 10 exche TIE army by means OF this fti-
bnhe' TO ipsutrt cfiOu aud the imitation If
Ddu examples This scheme has been adopf
~ ~ an especial maGEer, since the unbaonV
'icnncDerH hat otsrwhclm the sonth of In.
Ope., thHny voices on the lett call N l.,
j0nuonuatR TO Order)
he''rS. LivauN, Constant. d'Ambrugeac
W. rep F'ef,aud y Labouidomaye find Ihse,.
tiyfa az ~ lie frbUne al tie same time.
Nv ga 81 disorder feiens ~ tie assembly,,
'eGtisl SrbI,iiani ascenGs tbe uibnne alsot
.nahf I" csii ai order. General Dcfadreay an