The Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1822-1829, 1826-04-24
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IL the French Chamber Of Deputies on
she nth, thr question Of 81 Domingo was
again discussed. A Mous Richard open
the debate by sprech In favour of the
law, and was followed 10y Sebastian. Thu
c'st sentence If Of the Generals speech
~'ll show the uatnrc of his discours..-
P"iii,s like every thing lie IN human
eitni 81, have their Imperious and Inevitable
nccessltles. They must b. confessed. nav
proclaimed. Struggling against flcts nc
cnmphshed and be ONE rrevocahlp. has
III II s"nethng So puerllr aud ridiculous,
shh even s9ccess cannot always effect il :"
BE. k1e. In thu atrn,n H., continued unti
D ~atds thu end when ne pronounced a
y uegvric on tn Grrrks.
The Minister ~ The Interior, in replying,
justly said that he question before them
h ID oothlng To do with the Greeks, hut
Nth H. Affairs Of 81. Domlugo. "This
col ny, sad thu minister, has been luN 10
us i"I 10 years--it has ceased to belong
20 France. IN consequence of greal troubles
p""durrd bt crimes and disorders" He
clared Cnon, Berthe : ideas Of the re-
conquest of the lsla d quite inpr cticahle
ptl'T he had concluded, scene of the
Nod I've b'he,s peculiar TO the French
chambers occurred
VI. de l. Banrdonnaye. and N. de- Ber
sI'e' rls'ng Al th, sasr tlne a demand
che right nf speaking"
FNTh" Prps lenI - The right Of speaking
T. with N. Sanloi Baguenaull twhose name
Nas in.cribed)
NJ. de la Bourdonnaye--I wish TO speak
60 fact
The President-I cannot allow Won ~
epeak to > Gct; The tegnlaton forbids H.
Semoiion in h, Chnmb,y.)
NJ DE- Bsnhier. ~ he Minister n,t.rs
!als" fact. II - n"crss ", that he should b.
corrected fGrer' agi'nfion
Mmhe's ut the Mnlst,riai--Close ia,
deb tr--d,ide.
Tre pres'deot.--If the Minister has N
terrd An inexsct Hcl, yon car contradict n
when ynu conn 10 speak on il- dl,cu,sIor
Dfihp lrtiel.s.
VI. de Berthi"r-([n IN, Tribune.Al
Wish Ia speak To personal r.ci.
The Presldent.- - + il crttlir.i, = nrrson
al fict' No other fact can b. noV sd ,n,,
ted.
NJ. de Ia ole,
10 the Tribune II is To coarrad,rt . To
fNo'se l-Cta pour ua dement,
TINS would have appeaard rather strons
language among us, bot they mapag,. rhrs,
'hinss d'''e rntly in France, aud II Did no
make any particular sensation in the Cham
per. lhe report goes on without t,kin,
any further notice ofthe circVmstancs.
NJ. de Bertli'er turns towards the As
sembiy, while Nj. DE Ia Bourdonnavp. turn
ing towards the hureaux. contln IS 10 ron
Yer with the President! VI. de Berthe
men began To speak 10 contradict the MIN
's'er, who he declared, had accused him -
sbsurdlty. ''''' "
NJ. de Corbiere y did not make use q
che word absnrdity.
NJ. de berthicr.-T may be mistaken i
The word. but the Minister has sad .oua
1htns which regards me personauy To- IN
salne effect.
The President soon interrnnted IN
Counts speech by deciding that there va
nothing personal IN the remarks of IN
Minister; and NJ. de Ia Bonrdonna,e se
cended the tribune, to make some unio,
dortant explanations. When he conclud
ed NJ. Sanlot Baguenaut, who had actu
ally the right of speaking, was called or
But proved to be absent; and VI. Charenc
rose to read speech among loud cries i,
"Questlon." Not word. unfortunat.,,
OF his Grafton was heard. After him NJ
hyde de heuyille spoke, aerong many in
1efFuptiens, on the question of order. as /,
closing the debate and " hen he 6uish,d
fhs demand for the clo!urs was eyerwbel