Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1829-08-18


Iour'hs OF hem,he double vote is Only Justicr
but an INSULT and in the other fourth you has
cided opponents. Would the Houses of Legislature,
Tho House Of Peers reditary LEGISLATORS hcreiint
Judges, satisfied with their privileges, have nei,les
;eres, nor wish 10 create elsewhere anomalies
as 10 the DepuiesGcptlcmen, already IL il required
OF us 10 pay thousand francs taxes and have
reached the age oil orty and pnety nine h,,ndets 81
further exclude three iath OF that hundredh tsr-
emcn il any ofmy colleagues could have suci. wss
would say TO him, tina; he docs not do justice either
TO his own merit, 10 the worth Of hfs fellow cixans
Finally, would the Government! Here, Ssentlcme,lL
my last and one OF my strongest arguments. In QUE
actual situation, both at home and abroad il concerns
me kngs government TO show, that there exists n,
sort OF dstrust between the people le throne And
what better way there Of proving ,his. than abdl
ish an order OF things which might lead 10 tho be,icr
that entire snd full confidence only felt In twenty
thousand privileged electors. ou population OF if/
! ty-two million souls profound scnsa,iop) From
these considerations H. that vote against passinu To-
te orders OF the day, and for the proposaa by m
Committee.
cd this speech delivered cxtempore by General sfay-
cite with perfect fluency and dignity IL wss tbroush.
out listened TO by the whole Chamber With interest ana.
caimnesS The greater part Of the len rose and an.
Vanced towards their venerable colleague, he de-.
seconded from the tribune. shook bands with him. an
accompanied Dim to his place. There several o,Srr'
deputies went to congratulate him. we particularly
remarked Messrs Lafue, G>n. Thiard, General Ge,
rarG, Eusehe de SAlverte and several others Chez,
vein, applNuCng cxcalmedIt is admirable IL il pcr.
feet The whole right remained silent and mooniee--
! AZ I'oHGfen dc SesmaISolS made short reply,
erai Lafayette, carredthe decision wus received!
WIN marked satisfaction and animated congratulatiop
In a subsequent stage Of the sitting, petit J,
heing under consideration for law rendering the NAV
ors eleciivc-which il coDtcniod by tie Minister
o. the Interior was aiming hlow at tho charter on6
OF the deputies, NJ de Montbel, made the followipr.
ausIon 20 part Of Gen Lafaye;tes speech
We should pass over these petitions, the sole Object
Of which ia produce scandal II we had ono ,t.
shonld not have been exposed to hear naxms reitsra
ted that We all Fciect-we should not have been ex.
posed 10 hear This day the eulogy of the Consttueny
Assembly. Sudden explosion ON the len) A multi
tud' 81 voices Xcamed, take pari in that eulogv
a. de fion!0el re'uming-Doubiiess there were in
mat assembly great talents, and perhaps excellent n.
len'ons; but It's oxoggeraons and mprudence prccip
,Sea 20 me scaiioI-(a fresh burst of exclamation from
iae lett which oveTpowered the voice OF tho speaker
liGhY members order, order, II is an indgn;;y On f.
rsAI-bravo bravot is the truth In the midst of mis-.
tum"Ituons agitation NJ. dc Mon,bel suddenly lef tho.
tribune without finishing bis phrase.
M 1tctor de Tracy l hardly expected in ascent. -,
ms this tribune, 10 have te duty so great al once. any
20 iihcu!', a. compared with nay powers of enaea
VOTING 10 ds!cIid the Constituent Assembly Tho lac,
speaker has saii(On The riglt-opinions are free J
de Tracy; am told opinions are ltee-certainiy ana
i am 'he Ast person who would ever seek 10 abridgs
s since opinions free, mine arc FIRE
100; (0n me fqf-very we;) and may express my re-
tpeei my profound veneration for the sublime abors Of
the constituent Assembly, which was as much sieor
ger TO The excuses which imputed to H. az Tho nm
Die opinions you have this day heard from this ,rbrn
are aooVc censure (Vioen clanors tho right ami
Ih'eHupho) "a, the f7f II is so-it is truth hs,,
rY-and your cries cannot ste it. General agitation
oleeS on zee e'f. The Constituent Assembly over.
IsSSv
| On tde yisht Order order.
1@f President with decision trningt to the right site
eh'i'iheh ictih' Speaker go what may be blamed
may be PRAISED; what is praised may be blamed. o.
or 'n mere mere, Is matter Of righ (n TIE M very
cd ana 'l'e debate went on smoothly.
kRosI PI:RU--By an arrival at 4 ew Bc6f,al GO 49,,
IIceNed Lama papers to the 18th April inclusive
Among them is =" Prensa Exraordinaria >, under S,,
OIL April 9th containing the articles of Convention
on at Jiron, by the Commissioners of the two armies ~
inc 18Th February, and ratified the first of Narcb ~
Vni liTeSldcno Lemar on the part Of the Per,iyats
anu py Ten Sucre on the part of the Colombjons III
mus introduced in the Prensa Extraordinara: sTbe ~
VetInent has received from tho commanlinr CenefaI
lO' MARINE paper published Cucnca and brouSif
mere by the French brig Carlos Federico which ancbn>
ca yesterday in the Calao in 10 days from Guavoi;I
~ contain he following Convention between the Gener
az oil our forces and the Comnandern chief of
ule troops BY our political CODE the power Of ra,;S.
u9 treaties OF Peace is not vested in the Execut;yc
0eng exclusively prerogave Of Congress because ina
Peru 1t is the nation which declares war and sanctn
peace through the medium Of its Representatives.
"mie 'he Congress assemblies and decides Oh the Con-
Vehuon ol which we cpcak, the government in fIiGiT
nent OF its duties will spare no effort TO nreserve M
integrity o. the Republic, and maintain the national no.
nns,srnn o ,elegraio de Lima of April 25th VIC in
! CONSPIRACY DISCOVERED
Uo thursday night (22d inst) The individuals Who's
names are sugolnod, were surprised and taken In -
dc Dios to ST. Jacinto. ' 'e o''''F
Jose Garcia, Francisco Pcna Co,ontiyr,s
n. Adftauscn, negro.
Manuel Bona, dcserter
Mariana Adansen, Manac CanruoIa ps,,,,,, ,,r f,s
done1. Manuel Miranda Manuel Iagarro Jose t;fa55
das, cOuntrymen - ''"1
Juan &c Dios Algeria, an officer
NJ Camborda, sergeant of the Union.
Juanna Bautisia Francisco Nunez, v-onr,f
Il According 10 the information which we have ot,,;t
cd relative TO the causes Of their arrest ,ey a,noas l.
have proposed TO overflow the government and ;rs,
fdiacly assassinate the whites. To prorno, en- borI
m enterprise, one OF them who has unCorttnafcI,, o
capped, was commissioned TO seduce tho sIavca 81 90
ncigiiboFing plantations n is said that In ,ba ,,s.
where they assembled various blank books have bces
ound, IN which certain orders are recorded and or,
the names OF candidates for Of the PRINCIPAL m
cca From these it is evident that all tho
were agreed in placing 1T the head of fIc covcrn,o
tho mulato Ordoncz. We greatly surn,iecd r., TS
among the number Of fhese wrctchcs Juan do M 49,
gora. who was imprisoned more than wear f,r bo;n@
an accomplice in former Revolution whjcI, v,ss 80
POSED Of nearly te elements and which N r. -
not he roed by legal evidence was not on tIst sct
the Ices real IN y To,5sn Sc |, u"''
Capt Potter, Of the ship Pacific arrived If New uoS
lori on The l inst from hc Pacific reports f,s a., ~,
I2' and 22d APRIL from 1000 10 900 troops crnbsrIcs
Of f9yia (PcrO for Guayoqul Similar inf6rmation ,va,
received here through The Colombian papers ON The mn
WV except That tho day of sailing fixed az an corlic
i"e rs The Pacific appears 10 have touched AZ Pavs
u Probn'e the statement is a least "ounded in fact
NayaqW and its Vicinity, tits evident, will be ,o ,ir;r
slpai theatre OF The present war. rM