Alexandria gazette & daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1817-1822, 1821-07-25

SSAlC t11nU.
said, "By the ordonnance OF tie 8,
July, 1915, no u could be adaa.,si
t. e Uounci. o Ministers, but tie So
taries Of State, actually havir. ser e
departments. 10 the time of thu, f f~E
nance, gentlemen, the charter w.
virgin; its principles were respec,ei II
it has, in a few years, undergone o. W
sort of outrage, and been violated !,
is parts. 1t was SO a little in MIR
lieu's favour, it was much more lE%
ed in favour Of Messrs. Lame yT
and Corbieres. When | co,sida.
its present state. it is impossible "a, =
to recognize in it any longer the 5.rH
ter of the King, such as when he pr.,sI
ted her, for the iirst time, to Fran. !
You even know, that out of these M
it is dangerous to speak oft; and to ~,
circ umstance it must be attributed "a
On late solemn occasion, among tie \
Vulnerable haraHgues made, the NAM. \
the char er was not once mentioned /
lively sensation-}''''But, g%entIe,0,,
the opposition will not cease to say. III,
a Council Of Ministers, composed din,
entity from this ordonnance is viciOus
There is certainly a difference be,wesn /
Minister with, and a Minister witbO, l
portefeuiNe: a difference that is preer,1
bic, even without sitting Oh the %OppositiS|
benches.
The Triumvirate of Deputies, wbo,,.
also Ministers uithout Department, ,,s
SO convinced of this difference. Tia, nv.
one of them has yet assumed the niDi.ts
rial costume; they preserve one which |,
equally honorable and hattering to US. h.
supposing that less modest, they had t.
ed the costume to the title Of ExeeleOr
the same difference would equally be 4
servable even under ministerial enbr,
derry; the public would not renoune, .
right of calling by the name OF Sem
Minister'S Amateur Ministers ,Qu,,
Minister'S Ministers in partibuS F.
cellencies in tail General laughter
NJ. De Serre (keeper of the seals rad
to reply; as to the difficulty of ~tOIIownI
the last speaker through his wanderns1
said, 81 will make no great effort to rep,
the many rash attacks which are mad
against the magistracy. Speakers VIII
possess anarchical principles. and VT!
seek to put them in activity, are at lsat
consistent with themselves" (3Ioyene.
of indignation on the left"
General Foy-This is always his 81,
TEN ofcalumny.
NJ. Latitte-This is rather the Ian
guage of an agent to provoke, than o.
Minister.
The President ringing his bsl-D
not interrupt the speaker.
Many voices at once-Do not perm
the Deputies to be insulted and caIumnl
ted. Prolonged agitation in tie Char
Der
Nj De Serre-It is time gentlemen
terminate this strange and incredible /
ticulty. If you think yourselves cagI
mated, declare that your speaker did d
attack the whole neutrality-suspicious.
EXPLANATIONS, and interruption from t.
Left
NJ De Serre-If there is liberty to 4
tack, there also should be liberty Tod.
fend.
II Laftte-It is you who attack vh
calumniate. you do nothing else. "a vac
from the right.)-Why are you s.,
nose
The agitation redoubles, notwiths.anl
ing the presidents bell-being at lenst
Gained.
The Minister resumed.--Certsih
gentlemen, if the injuries have been a.
dressed to any body, it is to the deput,
the Minister of the King, who is occuE
ing the tribune. But these ~iniurie.
merely reply to by contempt.
The whole left side. Spontaneously
We return it thoroughly.
4 member-Your contempt is homo
able-your esteem would be dishoncrin
The Minister-I have deserved youri
suits, by efforts to defend Royalty Fir
murmurs Oh the left on the right-ye
yes-silence.)
NJ. Observation-Disclosures a sig n 10
honorable friends to be calm and silent.
. The president.-This sort of discus:ic
Is forbidden by the rules. The speak
ought to be heard-and certainly enOu;
has beer said to give him the right Off
ply.
NJ De s~erre-'f you drown my vol
IN your murmurs, | shall say that "
dare not listen to me, and that Glamour
your only resource against evidence.
From the left-We will reply to you,
your majority will permit. Silence ":
re-estabiished.)
The Minister went on to say--Tba
the magistracy had not been abuse
and insulted, he had nothing to say. but
they had-it follows, said he, from t
Glamour of those who interrupt US, til