Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1830-11-30

bOus had held before
All this wa saw before ccNne evident that was IN.
tended TO save the lives of the bloody ministers ow, we
tina, from the rs, the intention, wa. TO beay you
and only, that defeated the aad the butcher
the bankers and the peets join you; they appeared
till the battle over they were ne ia now eleaS to
duct; they heaped applause upon their design
wnsedlc 20. back again With" their rap~e,ous grasp
This is all now evident enough They bri6sd he by
giving pacc that giving that giving the fruit OF
yo" ss. to The ed OF %"" 'nsy a
work like slaves the debit which had been contracted to
the Allies for forcing the B'urbons bach y" IN pay
for Le,rayng you; the cohohs OF Cos
sacks uanple for rive yes's To pay ~ Short lar
Stripping and taking 'on you all the fruits OF
We expected Belgian. would receive from
support expected the burning OF your
vl,scs avcagc we eSnec,ed, in short, Of the
people would Mst peva, the Of ry ants
For while surprise filed our minds, when the brave
Hesans abandoned their iae when tina, the debt
the m'arna debt, still to the ear'h whom
that there still p'ocureur du oi horr'h'e he9
make upon TRUTH but surprise Is made To place
indignation, when clearly that is intended TO
rescue from justice the bloody men VIII" slaughtered your
Tiers brothers. and chleren; and apparently, shed If
possible your blood rather than not accomplish this nea
purpose We that almost the Bour
had been the Chambers began talk Of
law 10 abolish The punishment OF deah Tor po'ea
We thought strange that tins law should nave been thought
of such time We thought that requiring
patient and cool deberaion, ought have
been taken up ut time of 80 much hustle and when there
important matters Immediately pressing upon the
very bad dangerous; for how arc you or We ever 10 I've
safe if death he the doom of him who shall sell fortress
humanity Id have seized your rulers jus,
this time They o"ly Ney Iahedoycrc and scores Of
excessively humane had hand in causing
them death. But nov, ~l,"n those who have
by ruau paid clothed and fed on, of raised
from y" labor these humane, these tender souls shudde
The thou.h, of taking the life Of fellow creature.
Frenchnen. vhour We have firm re!iance the
only danger is tia, generosity may msead The
soften aud deceive profound hy
Of n w h "eD MONTH " Of E o . o .Sed,
h,pnf h i.ih ShsIf Thirst
SAYS, "'e who lives by the sword shall die nv the sword
those who enea vourng these
sancunsrv ty:ans who were PLAYING nj cards or shooting
Paris, VIVA, eight Thousand innocent men, and
children stabbed shot Ivy order of these mriciles
anu mothers left wall the death of their chlen
phans weep FOR their parents; widows r their husbands
and husbands their wives; slaughter sTrpassins
her If lain the bloody massacre of Saint Bartholomew total
y unrrovosrd and xanony committed; and after suffering
the chief ,y,nt escape, and giving him immense
sum Of vn,r MONEY az reward for his deeds these humane
phlan,hropss engaged in the work of saving the
lives Of the under yTan's whose orders produced the
world guilty of Hypocrisy and Pcrhdy equal to
these?
Brave and generous nrn France, beg patiently
to attend to motives of those
these base aud cruel yrants Their endeavours
manesty unjust object OF them wicked, they
directly against the heart of nvounarly swes
with indignation the bare thought of the audacious des
that we are hurried the uotves yet ought
look well these motives for shall! find them Of the
importance to you
From you had beaten your tyran,s, the
Great object the Chambers the public funds
that say, able ,ti from you, of the fruit
your abour the interest Of the deb which had
been contracted ensave and which must make
slaves long you continue to il We. IN this coun
rv laughed when banker the head Of the Dcpu
ties and when that banker offering the TO the
King. To the public funds there must be
talk Of We, here. the situation This Go
and the Boubons had been closely un,e and tho
Of the funds France extremely desrnus.
here that revolution should mt dissolve the
union Hence your government bee connected
closely win Charles here instead of going to Amer
knd-hearted government cave hn plenty oi your
money: King sent over Talieyiand TO represent
the soreregn pcnpc of France had cot the three color
ed Gag again. that VIVA 10 ane vo and va" were 10 pay
debt and nc taxed heavily had been
ali the fruit OF vonr vaour and Your hooh The interest which
paw the debt tn 275noDSOO of francs
vrar and the greater part Of tins Of labor
The rich people bankers AID the like Of the
public finds; thew therefore, receive this money; and they
this system To continue, and thew know that could not
continue under republican governments and they know also
that continue if they have any thing like such
ernmen,
The-- people, whn maxi well. live labour arc,
eney DESTROYS Inc closely connected with Govcnmon
that keep up public funds Now
our Government good wish min
pu death for sag,tering the people, And have
doubt that all the foreign courts have united to make
bargain with for the life Of the ministers Besides
his there 10 the danger Of the example, And then. who
what the ministers have to tell However,
The principal motive keep all quct and it expected
you he made let those escapc will be
,cain suued and easily made submit To any thing And
these calculations are very correct o' 'nese men cscats
ihee that not he commn'ed against YOU with
impuny IL they thus she'd bond and unpunshed
viii yran be- in future afraid to rob you OF your property
liberty?
all OF motion for the
purpose preventing We the preparations going
the The efforts OF the Paris press, and
NJ The English villains who writ. from Paris, and who hr
ID and paid deceive you and We see that there
would kill one another in order TO
lives Of those atrocious mudercrs We behold how
grea, pleasure that you resolved that the mis-
shall die that they shall live 10 laugh AZ the
the widows and orphans OF Pals w" and we see
deep sorrow that there is MAN, in whose virtue
all conded, whose long tried paonsm we all relied,
expected induce abandon clam
of Justice We should aScIbe great age. we should as
cre deception pacsed him. should ascr'e 10 any
thing perhay, he conduct Of that MAN VI he were
unhappy advocate for saving the lives ri these
foul and bloody Bot. however painful might he to
condemn tacily the conduct of that MAN. condemn,
il pus and that OF thousand such men, onnd on the
leuy towards these tvrlnts Let that
Max or any other men. pardon for themselves II he
have had child WIFI father, slaughtered lei him
hs,sclt let him pardon for you let him not,
from relative and quc'ness let hi" not
any imaginary expedcncY ihwan tho STRAIT march Of
e,ea iu,c; let him tai, his as' days by dong that
which I'D declaration, tia, tho working pso
~. may slaughtered with mpuniv and that vengeance Is
not ~ cIy from earth the shedding o thcir blood Oh
fo honor liberty and patriotism for the united honour
/ nunn IL