Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1829-10-19


con'pcnse- Ia there upon the earth Prince ',.t
fortune lsequalto thut of the King of Franc, nose
ot9"ys, inclusive OF tho revenues Of his domains no
auu his family, exclusive of it's collateral "
revenue OF more than 100000, Tell me the
pense to which we have been put by the ang.r
.iat sc, OF hnPiscabie and Unsuitable emigrants WIN
plunged as into domestic a. foreign wars for fnr, Ia
twenty years! They in possession under NM"
leon as they have been since the rcstoration
iavous OF the Court; and uier having recovered MI
Their property that not sold or was ros,,,,d -.
them, they demanded that thousand p,;,l;o,. .h.,
DC granted to them by way Of indemnity The thou.
SAND millions were granted: make God thar nroi
Sian II was necessary to deprive the national
debl OF It's shkingiund and are now having ove,,
year 10000 600 To raise TO a par with their nomnsI
rate inc oouoooUO oil rents % for j delivered to-
the emgrans. They have devoured the rich frag.
inen's OF tue extraordinary domains,-thcy absorasJ
dhd part OF the sums granted by the annual budget
and The Fidelity so DEAR" which had filled i,c
saloons OF Napoleon with the MoDtniorencvs viii,
the Moremars, with tho Beauvcans, with the Bo,G"
now rises TIE cry of alarm the approach of tbos,
chlidren OF the country who have defended nourisb
Ell, enrichod, and guried tin whom alone are .,
-" inunc US strength, ns duration, aud its power.-
ms lhcNofabe faction wants people TO back H. md
the clergy have entered INTO contract with s leaders
I" hnd or make such people for it, Their task is 10
excite the lear, the hope, the creduIity the ign6.
rance the ianatcism OF the lower orders Of sorin
Ihele canuOt be- better understanding bo,!
! any Two classes of persons thnn there il he,,yoo
tiic most potent sCignior and the basest vul1,r
betwe the priest and the mcdicant, Tic Sejn
40 not spare any cXertions To fulfil their part Of H.
contract, q never ceose tn hurl their apatbens e.
the pulpit upon the nation which pays them with e,.
enPIary resignation 10 the $4,000, ooO which tho
budget allows to the clergy, must be added oOo oc1
which the departments pay them out of the c,
JncuttdtgS - 900 600 which is devoted IN tbo,o ~
OF ne ouugct u inc diiferent oogniues, 10 900 600
~hCn - tie amount ot The annul Donations Ooo oo,i
which Is the value OF the rents of the hu;ld;n H.
Voea 10 their use; 900 arising from cas,n7 Io,
TONS and the produce Of secrctarysips bisbonr;cl
&C &c, making grand total OF 10000 600 q go
! s itso
Priests by that nation wich is constantly accused 81
oeing dlsloynl, revolutionary, aud inpious-by th.
nation which lis King delivers up to an Admin;s,rs
uon which is detcsted, which it's emigrants insu,
! and caumninte, and which it's priests curse F.
~ t'ing winch Is not identified with them is revoI
Iioh' Sh VINO iaoour, write, fight, are revolntionn
Ty'-ol who think aud speak with libetali,v OF MIR
cIPi"s are rcvolutiOnurY,-the 10000 electors who
represent the chief property Of France, are rcvolr
tionary-the majority of the Elective Chamber nre
IeNoiuuonary-the Chamber ct Peers itself 10 reV
oulionaTy, since IL usurps the title of Pcors vbo c
merry sat IN the Parliament of Paris and annhatcs
all the noblcsse which does form part of the pepr
age. -
/ Can il be our Elective Chamber which bo, o;, =
the anger of the King, and which las brought dov,,,
upon the country the chastiscmcnt which rho I :
Bourd1nnaye Ministry will infct upon itp Tr'at
/ Is point winch we viii proceed to discuss in a
few words "
Yon will have that this Chamber rcf,scI ",
. tax You know already that on a budget of n thop
sand millions, the retrenclliuents did not prodrcc ,
saving of >, 800 600 francs! Sprcches were Inad
agalnst the employment Of the Swiss Guards ard
certainly 1t was said very Justly that the Frcncb
viewed with jealousy their exclusive RIGHT of gua,i
ing the Kings person, especially as thew saw thu.
they could do II Mt lower price than the Swiss, Pub
/ ic feeling was wounded by tho dotations pre,ared
Tor the Peers and Peerage provided for in that mar
ner appeared to sink below ITS natural level. Fsuit
was found with the luxury of the staff Of the arm,
1t was deemed singular that salaries should be n,1
! ONT the staff funds for ~ aios- decnmp TO TN,
King, who does not make var, ard for II hides do
camp TO the Duke of Bordeaux " no has not vol ,od,
I IT. An orator and some deputies were II opiuiou
that ~ The interior. where priests abound in cvo-
! ~ quarter, n saving of almoncrs might te made
others were of opinion that the pnralitins were
| abuses and yet the staff appoin;m tho do,n
tons Of the peeragc, the - aides de. camn of ,Lc
hng' the I a'des-do-camP Of the Duke OF Bof-
deanX, the almoneTs, the pnraliiics all have been
vocd,--oDe 20 prevent the King from heinz afflicted
/ another to prevent injury tn private in eress It's
true that the Crown proposed, thatthe Chamber voted
and that the King sanctioned in 1899 three inpor
tOnt laws-that which secures the electors onaiutt
frauds, that which abclishCs the ccnsorsip and that
which gives 10 the cgisatorsthc Interpretation of tl
laws twlll appear To you. that without being revoli-
onary ono may IKE genuine elections, one may find
the censorship incompatible with REPRESENTATIVE po-
\ vcrument, and one may deem it reasonable that he
who mikes the law should be entitled TO interpret IT,
Those arc the concessions wrcsted from the old
Ministry, these arc the concessions which have put
the Crown IN jeopardy! "But this Chamber is de-
testabe in It's composition it giyos cause of alarm To
the great mas OF property in France! The MAORI
BY on the left side Is at insulting and DANGEROUS
to the great mass Of property, and tie domestic
responsibility of France No more open electors
no electors from the Tiers Etai--thoy arc oil
revciudouiss." stranger, who is inattentive 20
what exists and passes in this country might Let him
self 90 deceived at first by these words: but if hn
examines matters more closely, nc secs that The great
propnotots sit in three times greater number on Tic
left side than on the rghtthat there is greater can.
tai and more landed fortune in 50 deputies Of tho ir
than in oil tho deputies united ut tho RIGHT oilo-tbof
there orc as many, and beyond MY quos ion moIc rer-
sons qualified for the peerspe both by their riches
their ancestors, their services their historical plores
and their birth, on the left side the ripht The
on tho cit side arc generally seated The richest pro-
prleors, the most opucnt bankers, the merchants
and manufacturers in the grcotest credit the most
celebrated characters ia the magislracy and at the
par IN matters Of administration, md in knowledge
81 wnrin short that it ~ on the of side tbot no
real tcspcctabilIty and nfucnco Of Franco is TO l,o
/ found To convince yourself of the truth of what
write, cast your Dyes upon the picture Of tho Ctor