Alexandria gazette & advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1822-1824, 1822-09-28
PARIS PAPERS.

PAKIC 4 AZ Emo
The Moniteur..of Thursday publishes at
.,S tho acte d'accusataon of the conSpi-
~. At Saunur. lin that document a
n laO, occurs, duplicating tour OF the
InO.l distinguished Members OF the lett
a;S. Of the chamber OF Deputies In the
3 plot Of Bert9n, -, ,.:
vboso names are included, took occasion,
rom the introduction of the item in the
&Bndset for de(raying the charges OF the
K,Samber of Peers, to mention the situation
! which this assembly stood with regard
! the administration OF criminal Justice
.Tbsse said Peers" said be "are anti
Constitutional and dangerous they des-
nov the independence of the Chamber,
bib az a Legislative Power and as
Court of Justice. Such an abuse icontin-
4 ned the Speaker,) at all times injurious.
must be so at present, when the Govern
nsDt is iayoring inioImers, or at least IS
receiving all the inventions of pretended
cODspiracies--conspiracies OF which the
chamber of Peers may ultimately become
,be judge.-conspiracies in which the Co
vernment eagerly accepts all denuDcia-
+ ,ions-in which the agents OF power, as IN
.he arabsan Nights, cal. for the invention
koi The most strange tales-the evidence OF
witnesses who are dead--the evidence OF
8 kgiliyes-the hearsays OF every person
Who make up tale of no credit. aud
uaich only excites pity. The speaker
vas here interrupted by Mr.. Revelliere,
EbO cried out from his place, Have we
not proofs of the charge from the Tribune
ITSELF, and what need is there OF more =
q M, B; Constant. in continuation replied,
4 N. Revelhere must support his charge, or
bear The name OF calumniatOr, which |
give him il he cannot prove the conspira'
cy." The Member thus accused OF ca
lumny remained mute, and the speaker IN
possession OF the tribune continued his
observations respecting the article OF bud
3get, and the conspiracy to which be was
accused Of being party. He alluded to
he plots OF Charles IFS reign. in which
he witnssses were not only paid by the
81 Treasury, but lodged in Whitehall for
their testimony. After some further OBJ
serVations, NJ. B. Constant concluded,
q and N. Reveliere, who had interrupted
4 hn, proceeded 10 the tribune, but the hrst
words whish be uttered being "that the
Members implicated should have an op.
pOrtunity Of showing their connexion or
want OF connexiOn with the conspiracy,
we're followed by the Presidents declara-
ooH that they were irrelevant. A warm
slIercatlon.th took place, between the
President and several Members of the left
side, who demanded an opportunity for NJ
heyelllere to make good his charges, or
TO confess himself calumniator.
j The calumuy be denounced as founded
on The hired evidence Of the vile agents Of
pOliCe-Ofthe wretches who acted as pur-
Veyors for the scaffold, who began their
vocation in The days OF anarchy in 1893 !;
snd ne demanded an inquiry from the
SShamoer into the conduct OF the Royal
trOcureur 10 giving currency to such a
tnarge. The Keeper of the Seals defen-
Ged the conduct of the Royal procureur in
Gawlng up the indictment which embodi-
gu the statements sworn 10 in the first ex
animation. Gen. Foy followed the keep
eroi The Seals, and inveighed in strong
e''ns against the conduct of the public
prosecutor, which be spoke of with iudig-
nd',Oh, even with execralion" "To put
sICn caiumnles," said be, Sin the mouth
VI aosen' persons, accused on purpose to
saea'e an impression against others which
.suno' oe publicly removed, is an attro>
s.ous ano Infamous perversion OF the rights
public Prosecutor. He likewise
sansu tor an inquiry. NJ. de la Bourbon
na5s; royallst deputy. supported the de-
% lou lot inquiry, though be saw no reason
VA ~ sTSSaemnlng the conduct OF the Procu-
SSc , NJ. Tripier, the celebrated
Ipa.ils'er, and one of the new Members for
nf,t s, condemned in strong terms the part
sv; se Indictment which implicated in the
i 'ueuce otaD absent party, tour members
gu. %e chamber Of Deputies. After a
Tp ' from ID. Martignac, Royalist
s'd": e. aud some interruptions from both
bnNs GENERAL Lafayette mounted the tri-
~ a"a,, ana spoke as follows :-"Wbatever
t;On NY oaoltual indifference TO the accusa-
,h;"I eau Inc malevolence Of parties,
VIII, Il my duty 10 adj few words to
Dn,;nmy Favourable colleagues have said.
snn. he course OF career dedicated
s,,nsny .othe cause OF liberty, have con-
:" uy ueslred the honor OF being exposed
can"s naleEoience of the enemies Of that
sr;s,e e under whatever form-depotic
II I'tta'le,o or ansrchical-lhey opposed
eve, No not, therefore, complain, what.
in .,ba ullght object 20 the word proved
F,,snSs. Indictment; but Join my Hon
eitv " ~ !. 20 demanding the greatest publ
hey " toe proof ia the bosom OF the cham
anl IN the face ~ fha natinn lnsncl