Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1827-06-26

Gna1dou a. 10 sxciuic uc rohi;c pnpiciely TIN. de-
terminates, which was al ihsl announced in the Min
iaerai journals, Gnellv abandoned au8 ii was so
'ea 'h't Nc thomp de Mars should b. the sccuc OF
sue hcVic" his Charge IS attributed to CERTAIN,
members OF die R0yai Family Who harur received
some applause IA TIE theatre c5uuse!el Tie Ei, 10
cnloy Inc immense popularity" lac bad GcGuI,cd by
withdrawing The law against the press. Two or three
days oeiote the iTView, OF the liberal Journals a
E;s2i iic pccpIe ~ refrain fem every i of CRY save
gtce &c i', inSy stated ta agents of the po
lice we're employed to Mp other cries. as 1 bus les
Ministries &c, and ihu, to excite disorders
finaiiy, about 5000 ur 1900 OF the Natio,,a!
Euard assembled, and proceeded 20 the Champ de-
MARS. In ORDER t'at they GIT not have the oppu: ~
n''y ct J2nng unanimously any particular cry the,
were kcr: In single column, three deep, and were
p'acei precisely in the middle of the great circus for
med BY The Champ dc Mars One extremity OF tle
column was near the Military School, and the other
extended towards the banks OF tho Seine Means were
taken 10 prevent The public fIon occupying the Cbamn
oe Mars and The spectators compelled TO remain
on Tho slope wh:C hoders H. Ia consequence of this
arrangement the National Guards were kept from has
wing much con':''Incaon. with each other, and they
could scarcely hear the people, the people them
was therefore TO be expected tina, the review would
be as Qaet aud little offensive 10 the Ministers as
possible.
However, Notwithstanding that there were circula
ted through The ranks printed bills advising the Nalion
Il! Guards 10 join only in cry-tat of Iiyc II joj
-tharlcs Y. on passing along the whole extent of the
column, was constantly satute with these words yyirc
'e iio FiccH Ctdrte! 4 Grs les ariaistrest-Fhcse
three r'rS were pronounced in manner so rap;! and
arm, and free fiom any appearance of fumut that
the HING must hare that the cry of ice lie Roll
was only used as passport TO the other two The
Duchess of angouiemc had thought lit TO pass alour
the ranks, expecting 10 Share the anticpated plan
dlts but she every where received with cries Of
Pice 1T C5tGrte! 4 bus les Anjhia'rest
a Grenadier, at the the Hing was approa CHI
ing has part ot the line, lett the ranks ;ni adyanciro
Sri iI
te R0i, 'i9Is 5Ds les ,Tj,ircs! Charles Y STONED
and said that lie always received with pleasure the
fluctuations OF his subjects, bnt that he also knew how
to repress sedous cries. lie Immediately turned Tn.
wards Marshal Guiino vino comma nCed the National
Guard, ANA ordered him 10 arrest tie greuadier The
other grenaders however, Immediately opened their
ranks Tor their comrade TO pass. When the eendar-
mes came forward 10 seize the grenader the Nation
al Guards n,erpoScd, saving s'W ALLOW no arrest
and sent hac. the gen d'armcs.
Colonel Of the STAFF wishing 70 put an end to the
cries Of - ne I" Cta!c' 5as les ,iaisires!n with
which the King constantly assailed, addressed one
oil the legions III yey naughty manner he was him
sell sa!aeG wiu the cry Of "a 6as! Il GGs!'' and
"Gct OF yonr horse, and will talk TO youu S.c-
The cries VI hic the Colonel shed 10 sion were re
doubled; and had it been for the interference Of
some ether officers, is probable he would have r.,
ceiTed ohct marks of Interpretations At last. when
e National Gna;d1 were leaving their ranks TO sur
round him, he galioped Of.
tn returning from the Clamp de Mars Tie Nar;oD
al Guards passed through The Rue de Eivo!i and rs
they deH!ed before the hotel of the Minister of papre
shouted II bds PiLlcie!" NJ Peyronnct received 81
nilar salntations at tic Place Vendone Duriop the
"hoie ot The Kings he followed with cries
OF ~ bas les aiLtsireS! Il bns les esuitcstp which
we're bat rarely mixed with "pice Z. I0iD The Conn,
snd tue Ministry were qnie enraged. The question as
to what measure should be adopted became an non,e
@;ac subject OF consideration, and the dsbaDd; mo- cf
the National Guard agreed upon; and the ord;
nance which has appeared III the hioncur was drawn
up BAT the execution of this measure is not yithou
danger; for, 10 manifest fear arms being in the hands
OF one class of the population, reason. for all other
classes wishing to have them.
thio the Ministers have committed rreat error
~ giving 'Fey to first impulse of passion The Ma
tionai Guard OF Paris consisted altogether OF fco,,
l3,OcG 10 $4,000 men; bu those most tljsaGscted ~
the Government had long since declined to serve and
the i5,OO0 or 1900, who still did the !.i.y were if
not altogether favourable, the least hostile to orr Ini-
nate princes. They commanded by men whom,
The Government had chosen; and there Is ite 10 ne
feared from troops when you have the officers on vo,r
side This diSbaudins will have a bad effect in The
departments, where the public mind is no less exan
rated than here; and to add to e evil the trooDz Of the
line are not to be relied on The quarters ofte t7oons
are changed every six months TO prevent then> from,
getting too familiar with the inhabitants.
report OF a change of Ministers has preva;!ed
within these fem days bu The rumour is destitute CT
foundation.
Since the order for dsband,ng tic National Guard
has appeared, II is thought probable that tie censor
ship ON the journals viii be rencIcd.
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