Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1829-09-26
Commspts of the French Journals upon the
recent change In the French Mieistry.


recent change in the French Mieistry.
From. TIC Journal des Deoats
"Thus is the bond Of love and confidence
which united the people 10 the Monarch again
broken! Thus have tire Court with lis ancient
quarrels, the emigrants with their ejudice>,
the priesthood with its hatred Of liberaI,ty,
thrown themselves between The people and their
King. What France has won bv fa,ty years
Of labours and misfortune. is taken from her;
what she has repealed with all the strength Of
her will and all the energy OF her wishes is
violently imposed upon her. And what perhdi-
Gus counsels could have thus led astrsy The
wisdom of Charles x, and thrown him, at an
age when repose is the first element of hap
piness, into new career Of GIscord? Wha'
have we done that our King should thus sepa-
rare himself from US! Never was people
more submissive TO the laws. When has the
least attempt beer made on the Royal author
ityl when has the execution OF justice met
with the least obs acle : Our religion, too, is
il rot continually surrounded with The respect
oil the people
What above all constituted the glory Of
this reign, what rallied the hearts Of all French
men al ound the TIN one, was mod, ration in the
exercise of power. Moderation! i, is now be
come impossible. Those who now govern,
la'ion which their names excite in ell hearts,
Is too strong not TO be expressed. Feared by
France they will become truly formidable TO
her. Perhaps a, first they may ammer The
names of the charter and of liberty, but their
very awkwardness in the use Of th"se words
will 5elray them, and they will re known 10
speak the language Of fear and hypocrisy
But what will they do! viii they seek support
from bayonets The bayoneis Of, The present
time are intelligent, they know and respect
the law. Incapable Of reigning three weeks
with the liberty Of the press, they viii seek to
deprive US Of that liberty ? They eannoi do it,
but By violating the law enacted by the three
powers Of the na'on thai Is, bv putting Them
selves above the law Ut the land
Will they tear he Oh rter which makes the
immortality Of Lnni, XIV |. sad the power of
his successor? LIT hem lh,k well upon l..
The charter has now an authority agains which
all the efforts of drspo ism would 'xnau1 them
selves i" vain. The people pay a thousand
millions 10 the law; they worid not pay two
millions TO the DEGREES If minister. With
illegal taxes would rise a hamoden TO resist
them. H,mpder mus, We again repeat that
name Of trouble and war Unhappy France !:
Unhappy King"
J. rhr G. zeite de France says: The Liberals
are CObt"n'tQ, OF ralOtT Us Wudt 'ds pSSnSd
on Cnange. A list containing the names Of
Mes,rs de Poligra" (and other new memberS)
wa, circulated, and Immediately Messieurs the
Liberals have Caused the 3 per cen,s,,o fall three
francs, and the per cen ', one franc. Forty
| eish, hours will .fice to restore tra,quiiW to
the dup-. they oaye made. The C lama ions
of al friends OF o, der win have mole inau, nee
on public opinion han The speculations OF the
frequenoers Of The $ ok exchange.
"Tbe finances are certainly as well liz the
hands Of NJ. de Chabrol as in hose Of VI. Roy
"The liberal journals are going to recon-
nence determinations. The words 'coun er re-
volu,ion' and coup d'sLaf will be hencefor'h the
order of the day France viii not be twice taxi
en- in by such a mis- i6cs'ion."
from the Jotpnafdu Commsoe
"Pu5 bic reports in urIson ~ithpr"babi'i'y, as
oribes to the English policy IT,, diaorsaniza-
ton If he cabinsr, connec.ed with plan ct ,H
Slliance agains, Russia. conoer'ed by the Duke
of Wellington and Prirc. Polienac."