The Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1822-1829, 1823-04-29

withdraw. -ia'iue. =
III. Manuel Undressing the pre.;I..,
rom MS place. | stated yesterday tba,f
would only yield to violence; Ia. day L. LIZ
keep my word. 'Shaa
The President-I shall now s,s,.n,.
sitting, for the space of an honr. ~" iI Tue
the Deputies to assemble in ,h.;. .. invite
i've bufeanx. Meanwhile, will give IN.
necessary orders. iCries of bravo, ON ~, tue
right) vi Tie
The whole right side then Withdrew
The members OF the left continued amt,
III Their places, and kept silence, With ~
exception of observations oeeas;,n'I''
lnade III a low tone of voice between o.!
or two members, which were silenceJ que
medlately by chm, chnt, from their a .a,'
leagues. oo'-
NJ. de Girardin left his place aud spol.
TO several Members. spoke
The number of the Deputies nreso..
composing the left and the left cent? o'rn',
eighty. NJ. Manuel was on the 80,
bench between MN. Salleron and IT,,
| er.
NM. Cassinir Perrier, Leseignenr vi.
lemain, and st. Afghan, successfully ,y.nt
and conversed with NJ Manuel. WI
During the suspension of the s;,,;,u
Plcqset of infantry of the line was ;ntno
dn"ed Into the anti-chamber of Pas-p,r-
dus. u
A group of Royalst Deputies had o.ss,,
bled in the passage leading to the Con
ference apartment, aud were Iisten;nn
with earnest attention to NJ. Kergorlao
| lFlorian.
| At three o'clock number of the denp
ties of the right came into the passage
leading to the Hall.
On THE left-To your places to your
places
The members Of the left side were in.
SANITY all attention.
| The door leading to the nti-chamber ne
Pas-Perdus was opened. The principsl
Hulssler at the head ofthe HuissieIs enter
ell and advanced towards NJ. Manuel, un-
folded paper and read it.
On the lelt-ISouder louder
The principal Huissier read the DIST
article of the regulations (giyen aboyel and
added, " In virtue of the decision. Of the
Chamber yesterday, NJ. the President has
ordered the liuissiers to cause NJ. de- Ma
nnei to quit the Hall of Sttings; in conse-
qnencc, invite NJ. de Manual to 60 vo-
UNFAIRLY, otherwise shall be obliged to
employ the armed force altho' [ should
regret this, yet am compelled to execute
this order.
III. Manuel execute your orders |
will not leave this place except by violent
means.
The passage of the conference apartment
was thronged by Deputies, who cslu,ly
witnessed this scene.
The principal IIuissier, seeing that his
request was disregarded, went out to obtain
the assistance of the armed force.
pcqnet of the national guards and We :
trrans entered Immediately afterwards j;
their bayonets were not fixed.
NJ. Lafayette, (rising from his seat)--
What an indignity 1t would be disllon-
cradle to the National Guard.
NJ. de Chauvelin.-Peace, NJ. de Lafay-
cite, remain quiet.
All the left side-the National Guard
ought not to act. Refuse, brave guards
After monstrous agitation, calm was
retored, The chief Of the battalion of the
veterans advanced aud begged NJ. Manuel
to quit the Hall.
Nj. MANUEL declare that will not go
out.
The chief of the battalion--I have an or
der.
NJ. Manuel-Shew it,
The chief Of the battalion produced it to
VI. Manuel, and the principal Hussier
read it. The chief of the battalion then
gave some orders to the Officer of the.
National Guard, (Violent murmurs on the
lleft.)
NJ. Mcchlin.-This is dishonouring tho
National Guard.
M. de Girardin.-The National Guard
ought to protect citizens, not cypress them.
NJ. Latayette.-W are your representa-
tyes.
Tumuft on the left. The Deputies who
where seated near NJ. Manuel passed round
him.
The officer Of the National Guard COM
municated the orders which he had re-
celved To the ser cant of the platoon
The SeUednt, as icet as has men refused to
obey.
On the ieft--Brayo This exclamation
was repeated by some persons in The pub
lie trbunes.
The Chief of Battalion went out; short
ly afterwards both folds of the door, OPEN
ing into the antichalnber of Pas Perdus
were opened, and strong detachment
gendarmerie, led by the Colonel, the chief
of battalion and the Lieutenant, promptly
entered the Hall. violent murmurs on
the left sde.)
Nj. de Girardin.-This is the first step
towards the degradation ofthe representa-
tive dignity.
The Colonel of the Gendarmerie adj
dressing NJ. Manuel, said Sir, have re-
ceived AN order from the President TO