Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1829-12-22
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[,os,eri,, was published in the greater par,
ra0, edition, announcing change in the
,..,cb ministry. Prince POliguac having been
.,,;n,ea President Of the Council Of minis
~. Coun, &c Ia Bouraoonay named Minister
rsn,., snd Member of the Privy Council
AARON de Montbel appointed Secretary Of Stale
r.. N. Interior, in his stead: and VI. Guernon
!. Rauyill- Secretary Of State for the Depart
.,s,, Of Eclesiastice Affsirs & public ins,ruc-
80, in the room OF NJ. Mon,bel.
The Jourra al du Havre says. that VI. de Ia
aou,dounsy entered into the Ministry on the
,s,b Angus, and retired on The 18th Novem-
~, and tina, ne hid thus like certain crest
nan hi. hundred dogs of pUwer-,he only re-
..mbiancc thai he ever had TO genius
The Gazette Re France, of'hc eo,h uh in an
nounsing The resignation Of VI. de la Bourbon,
,,v. on tie previous day, says
Hv- regret thar simple question OF personal
Convenience should have given ris. TO a MIRA
,sre for which there was no political cause
VI. d. Labourdonnaye had always been united
With hi, colleagues in sentiment and principle.
Crown have hitherto acted will not be changed
81 his reiiremen'."
The Constitutional remarks that these asser-
ion. are strange and inconsistent; and that il
Is inc redible ,ha, NJ. de Labourdonnsye, who
vas unable TO have On understanding with his
colleagues, on the great question of dissnlvine
ne chamber, aud who has retired; because
dresden, has been put over him, will urge his
AienG,o vo,. in fayorofa rival The same paper
in q postscript, da,ed nine in the evening adds:
NJ. de L,bourdonnrye has lef' he minisry,
bu, he system which Influenced he revolution
of he n Of August remaIns s"tire The g.
seuse s. Quo,idienne have tsk'n pains pro-
siaiu,S 20 lie, France krow TIA she has no ause
70 rriuice al Oh ,nge OF pei sons;h ough' about
BY a mere qres,ion Of court etiquette, which
has nothing in common with public opinion
Let US then take i, for granted. s.
"The great question vas b- ,we"n the char'er
and the counter revolntonis,s; hat which has
been decided was simply o-,wr.n NJ. de Pulig
nae, and NJ. de Il Bourdsopsyr. France had
no in,rreN 10 i; and Ihi. trifling revolution in
the c,binet will not charge single vote in tn
chamber. The majority tomorrow will be fhe
isme as Yesterday.
The Constitutional Of The Io, h ulr. says:
CIV a royal ordnance Of the l7,h, NJ de
pnligasc is named President of he Council Of
Ministers, and, contrary TO custom, there has
been no Council too day (Wrdn, sdsvl Thus,
N. de Polignac is master of the Ministry; the
old one no longer exists, and the new Pre- 'ident
IL charged with the formation OF anotnrr, ell
ihsr out cf a part OF he elements Of The late
Cabinet, OF with entirely new ma'erials A
great responsibility devolves upon him. AT
this decisive moment, II IS more 'han ever i'm
portant that the Minis'ei 10 whom the King
appears TO rspose confidence should hear the
severe language of truth. NJ de Pohgnac
ccmmiued an egregiou, fsul' on taking charge
Of ,ff,irs. With az unpooular name, lahoring
under ne weigh, Of previous misfortunes, his
Minister, whom long residence IN England
ought to have laugh, respect for public opi"ion,
has no~ learned us power He has given to
France a Ministry agains' which the cry OF
public Reproduction has been rails The coun-
try never experienced deeper "um,lisiion.
"Ths party Of the congregation and Ut NJ.
de VilIeIe is not extinct. Born for Intrigue.
he knows how to exaggerate his strength. and
deceive Others as 10 his resources. NJ Raw z
caused il TO be believed tina, the fallen minis
,ers had majority ia the Chamber, and VI. de
Pohguae has beer enabled to convince himself!
OF tie lalsehood Of the assertion. Nov, this
par y wishes 10 prove thai il might have ma
jori,y IN the electoral colleges. more terri
bic disappoin, ment awaits u IL Is an utter
impos.ibiliv to form an anii-national Minis
icy. France would riject il with the Same
energy and unarim NOUS reprobation which has
parsnrd NJ. de LabourdonDave.
Wha,, hen, i, % be donei NJ de Polig'
nae. who N make his voice heard in the Gun
Gil Of The King, has but one course TO pursue:
10 e,ire, af er giving TO France National Mi
uis,ry, such only a, can be supported by the
Chambers and the country Hi great error
would thus be repaired. He would expIa'e, by
an honorable sacrifice, the crime of having aEi-
Ia,rd his country, and troubled the political
existence Of great nation"
The Gazette de France remarks, that since
the restoration there have been bu, two minis
tries wi,hou, Presidency Onr of them, IN
1914, suffered B 'napar'e 10 Land; and the OF her.