Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1821-07-31


the iettres dc cmchct facre uxury the excess
I'VE rsor oil Us provisions, acknowledged by those
even who, Notwithstanding the ialiaoy OF human o.
plaionS, and after the number OF judicial murders
fresh cltmor and interruption from the right, with
cries OF order, order Il
The PrcSit.H.-rhc speakers remark refers to the
past The camor the right continues
Geher.h toJ.-Ccrtainl., the speaker does not al
udc To the future.
The Presidential cnqurcd of NJ. dc In Faycuc if
ms remarks were applicable TO the existing judiciary
ana he answered me, that it referred To that pretend
cd judicial under which he lost portion ofhis
family Deep STENCIL
Inc Spctker resumed And after the number of nj
dcia aSsissinatuns which personally nave had To
deplore, do not coincide in any wish the penal
y oil death abolished. The of II j'ry given to
our iSsizeS, Is cruel abuse of words Ii the cons-
tuent assembly rejected the motion Tor the establish
ment OF the American aud English jury in all its pur-
W. was IN tue hope of improving its provisions,
while It's spirit should be preserved, Notwithstanding
NJ mat with rare ignorance OF facts, men, and
pnions, has been said the contrary from this tri-
hune but all the notifications that have since been
proposed have arisen from hatred of the institution
Itself
Myunwilngness 10 vote iorthc expenses of foreign
affairs arises from the conviction that diplomacy
ut present IS allsurditv. la truth gcntlcmcn the
system, the agents. the language, all appear to me TO-
reign TO reScncratcd France she is again subjected
| to- doctrines she had branded, powers she las so
often conquered 10 habits contracted among her enc
mes TO Obligations for which, her own accoun; nj
ieis She has no cause 10 blush. In the mean while.
EUROPE, aroused 10y Us thirty Years ago To liberty,
\
view OF our excess and the abuse of our Victories
has resumed, and viii preserve, Notwithstanding re-
cent miNlortuncs, that great march of civilization, at
| nc head OF which French place is markcd-i
place IN which the eyes OF all people who are free Oh
aspiring 10 become SO, should not seek us in vain
| lGreat sensation III the assembly
| Wen, gentlemen, in this division of Europc. be-
| tween TWO banners, on the one side dcspOsnI, and
'rIstocra cy, ON the other liberty and equality. Tby
many voices, from the right " death, that libcr-
ndeqIaiiiy which we first proclaimed there, where
i>ffgf,
II as true, and am happy 10 acknowledge it, from "A
hostile cooperation in the aggression of the SATELLITES
oi ifopfau and Laybach, whom Of little
DURATION, rs hope, will only render odous :;
they are also entitled To thanks for not having in
suitcu rance by any positive participation III those
recent declarations of the three powers, which, in or
ger not 10 offend the majority in This house, will on
chtrHCtcrizc by repeating nv ardent wishes, the
WISHES al my life, for the emancipation of the people
the independence OF nations, andthc morality aud dig
n'y oi the true social order We have nevertheless
sccn Tie agents of the French government, in their
Slrtcrn participation in the first deliberations OF these
congresses, not even able raise themselves to the
SNai 50 easily attained, OF liberay cvmccd by the
Such are not the doctrines of France. sneak not
now oil my personal incredibly of the doctrine of the
divine right of kings hut will recall TO Won tha, al
ready, long before 80 the era OF the Europcan rcyo-
| luton, when we SOLDIERS or AMERICA felt honored
ny the names of rebeIS and insurgents, then avshcd
upon us all IN virtue of social order by the English
government Louis the 10th and his ministers had cy-
prcsSly recognized the sovereignty of the United
states founded, it was upon the principles of their
immortal Declaration of In,lepen,cncc- rmurnlu,s
on ne rIght, braves on the left
these principles since received into the bosom of
thc constituent assembly, proclaimed in IA decree
sworn 10 by the King and his august brother amidst the
greatest o our patriotic solcmnitics, have since been
acknow!edsed, even in the usurpations of the alpe-
riai dcSposn-hey since repeated from this
tribune, protecting truth by the friends of the
charter and the royal throne, the 18th March
1919 Tor then was not said that the charter was
!he connter-revostion-[bra bravo from Gen. Foyl and,
indeed, IN order To ascertain the share due the
Noinon OF The rights recognized by the charter, that
snare winch has SO often been denied il would suffice
10 Ie'iu aShn an august proclamation, dated from
verona, IN July, 1913. These principles protested at
tls day among that people, who are our natural al
iieS outweigh all the exploded prctensions which we
nave seen renewed the moment that noble effort of
tue nations subjected by our arms had forced their old
governments, M spite of themselves, to recover the
independence which they had completely so SER
vley, SO afiectonately alicnIted for the benefit of
1neir con1ucror 10 whom, i'll recent from
ifoppau they have preserved the noblest title he ever
"oie, IN calling HIM Tie soldier u the recoiOR Bra
vos on the left
In truth, gentlemen, the crimes and misfor,unes
Mhicn we dcliore, are no more the revolution than
the 81 Bartholomew was religion or those who
would call monarcical the eighteen thousand Judi
c'1l murders OF the Ddkc of Alba
4Nor VIII we consent to insult free and friendly
people, hy lhputing their national organization excl-
INey TO the nerposilion Of the byouct 1t is not in
ueed remarkable, that those VINO only saw discipline
ana attachment to public order in the revolt OF some
Spanish regiments, when they seconded the attack by
Ferdinand Ith upon the Cortcs and the social com
PI cannot now understand how citizen soldiers, re-
'n'n9 longer TO he the instruments of dcspotisn and
arisio'racy, should have ranged themselves with the
"'"le nation, under The constitutional and undamcn-
t laws oi Their country! L. il not remarkable |
Iat tins ieprOIcl OF military intervention should be
made by party, who, for long time in the pay of |
the enemies of France, and scornng 10 owe any |
tang To the national will have taken n strau1e pride
W OWING every thing to the force of foreign bayoncs
ia surveying rapidly the ministry OF the interior, and
leaving to my honorable friends the discussion of ts
enormous and perpetual administrative lie, (royai or
mpeth', II IS indifferent TO me)-(eXpIosion on the |
r'Sh)-yes; II Is indifferent 10 me, resumed the sneak
cr-ih virtue OF which, the wishes, the wants the |
nhccs the expenses, the local police even if the CT
u@eIs are committed III their name to MAYORS, mun-
ciiFu anu departmental counscllors of whom not one
Is OF Their choosing, and all holding their appoint
"cnts at pcdSnrc.-' - will make only one
remark as TO the public instruction. The constitution
oil 81 said " There shall be organized a system of
pubic instruction open TO all ctzcir', graiuous with
respect To the Indispensable parts of cclucaiion and
widely disseminated Your committee, on the con-
tray, eNating themselves the height of the Emuc-
ror OF Ausrias address 10 the professors nj Laybncb
looks upon gratuous instruction as SociaI disorder
ana particularly Is DESTROYS to suppress the amount
u . Tor the encouragement of elementary IN
1""c'ioh principally because il serves favour the
I"lncaNerIan system, which your committee does not
tink VIII armOBzc with the actual spirit of our in
sutut'ons. Now, gentlemen. the Laucasterian sys-
''n IS SINCE the invention OF printing the greatest
scP winch has been made for the cNtcnsiun of promut
easy, andpopular instruction.
although find the accounts Of the War Minister
pt'cr arranged than last year, regret that the laws
proposed two years ago were not passed
4 Poh INC whole, wc cannot but have been edited at
W, CIVIC mhi9nnon OF our adycrs1rics against the
Submission Of TIC army 10 the arbitrary acts of lnie
powers. Ihis inpu!aOn was at once rcpclled with
an coqncnce which recalled the motto Of " honor
una country it may be said, that this same army
0mcd ut first Of the regiments of 80 and of the bat
unions OF national volunteers, reinforced afterwards
~ crowds 81 patriots pcryccucJb by the anarchy Of "
'"u y"--bccaHe ON the frontier the rendezvous oil
rue Citism. much as Of glory that we saw rc T