Martinsburg gazette and public advertiser. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1826-1833, 1830-09-16

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course OF the electoral operations confirm
these data, and would offer US the too ~certain
pressage OF new connections, lift was NOT
IN the power OF your majesty to avert the
misfortune.
AT all times. in fact, Che periodical press
has been, and it is ip its nature 10 he. only
an instrument Of disorder and seditiea."
Tine report then enunerates various deiin
queEcies which 1t ascrlbes TO the press, dis
cusses The different modes Of repressing the
alleged evils OF free discussion, and states
that judicial proceedings are Wholly INSULT
eient, and finally decides that there is no re
medy for the mischief except by "returning
to the chartcr,1
The sith article has invested your males
W with sufficient power, not undoubtedly 10
chan5e our institutions, but TO COZ sohdate
them and render them more stable.
circumstances of iRperious necessity do
not permit the exercise of this supreme pow
er to be any longer deferred. The momcn,
IS come to have recourse 10 measures which
are 10 the spirit of the charter, but which
are beyond the limits Of legal order, the re
sources OF which have been exhausted IA vain.
hese measures, sire, your ministers, whe
are TO secure the success Of them, do not he
sitate TO propose 70 you. convinced as they
are that justice will remain the strongest
The report was signed by the President Of
The Council Of Ministers (~Polignacl; MINISTER
Of Justice (CAantelaurc); Minister Of the late
'i0r tPeyronnet); Nin;s,srof Marine (DIIaus
sezg Minister Of Finaace (hionbel); .N'd.isse,
Of ecclesiastical .l.fairs Granville; Minister
9Pub!ic Works (Capellc).
Accompanying its publication on the NOR
ming of the a6sh. were the following ordinan
LIBERTY OF THE PRESS ABOLISH
ED.
Charles, by the grace CT God, king OF
France and Navarro. 10 all those to whom
these present may come, greeting: Upon the
reportof our council of ministers, we have
ordained and ordain as fellows:
Art. 1. The liberty oftLe press is suspend
ed
2 The regulation. of the first, second and
ninth articles OF the lst section OF the law oi
2ist October, 1914, are in force, c~onseqaent-
iy no Journal, periodical or semi periodical
publication, established or to be establishes.
without regard TO the matters treated Of, can
appear either in Paris or in the departments,
"A a. tAttIt Vi d1tAlJItZdliDH 0UtaiHtQ kGnd-
ratcly by the suti:or and publisher. The au.
thorlzation must be renewed every tbree
months. 1t may be revoked. 5
5. Ihis authorization may be PROFESSIONALS
| granted, withheld or withdrawn from the
journals, periodical or semi periodica! works.
now published, or which may hereafter he
published, IN the departments, by the projects
4. Journals anu other writings, published
in contravention TO the Cd article, will be i'm
med.aisIy seized. The presses and tyres
which Served tor then impression will be1la-
csd under seal IN a pabiio depot, or placed
Aors de serrice.
3. NO writing under twenty sheets CT i'm
preston can appearln Paris, without autlor-
Hation obtained from our pinisters-e OF the in
terror, and sf the projects in the departments.
Writings published without authorization
will be immediately scized. The presses and
types which have served for the lnlpf ession
wIl be placed under sal in apublic depot
or placed hOrs dc sersicc.
.. The reports OF trials, and the memorials
Of literary and scientific societies, Iii til,
treat entirely or Ia part Of political matters.
are subjected to tue above mentioned authe.
r%ization, a case ~ ni.ici, the articles Iveserl
bed by Art. 5th, witt be agpleatic.
Z. All regulations opposed TO the present
arc UScldFsu Eaii.
8. The present ordinance win be enforced
IN conformity to the 9TH Article of the srdi
nance Of the 9th November, 1919. and of
that prescribed BY tie OIL nance Of the lslh
January, 1927.
8 Our ministers are charged with the exc,
catisn oil these presents.
Given at our palace of ST. Cloud, this e5.h
of July, in the year OF our Lord eighteen
baadred and thirty, and Of our sever
eighty the sixth. CHARLES.
BY the king, PERcE DE PoLlGNAc,
President Of the council OF ministers.
DISSOLUTION OFTHE CHAMBER
OF DEPUTIES.
Cbar,es, by the grace Of God, king Of
France and Navarro. 10 all those 10 pa.n,
these presents may come, greeting: In VII sro
OF the hitieth article of the constitution, hav-
Ing been informed of the manocuyres ~f,ractis,
cd IN many parts Of orr kingdom 10 deceive
and misIead the electors during the last ope
r4.ions Of The electoral colleges, our council
beng heard, we have ordained and Go or
Gain:
Art. l. The chamber Of Deputies is dissoly-
ed.
2 Our minister of the interior is charged
with the execution of this present ordinance
Given at st Cloud, The 25th day OF july,
IN the year Of our Lord eighteen hun