Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1830-11-01
-E1aln III Nlfl1nal Gaelllt.


Paris. srpirmbp 81. holds this langusge--
10 dav the streets Of the capItnl are l,nrd
with troops aud National Gnard.. To day
thee i an nnslcfv Ia every conntenaoce. and
apprehension ~ egrty family. 10 day c,m-
uefer Is suspended the Funds arc falling
sjll lnuef ia y,lne, and ihere exist, much
a,iiati.,n snI alarm Npu wi be sotry TO
hear this aud voa All he janyious 10 team
tine reason. Ihrn listen n mo atcV minutes,
aud vii tell You the whole Truth
- WlL thea. the people a,e na, satisfied
Won ask me why 7 vii tell yon. The PEG.
PIE Ioueht 10 establish pllsriplr, 70 ovrrtnfn
= dynasty. aud 10 get r,d OF a system. The
principle vas the sovereignty Of the people
the dynasty WAS that nf thc Bourhpns, md the
s,stc n VS. that ofthr Noparch,. The People
GENERAL, feel that the nctml Goyernment nei-
lhrr uudcf.tands the pnwer the wishes, nor
wnnta OF those who made the kevnlat ION ; and
the Govern nrnt IN IT. turn, thinks that the Vi
olrncc Of the workmrn. their mruacrs. their
iirgnl acts, riotpns assemblies ani p ocrssi,ns
aud refusal 10 return - order aud peace pro-
cerd from mistaken notluus, lr iIon The i'm
puls1n gwen 10 them by wicked aud unprinci.
pied men, by disappointed koSalists. dschar-
pod Paeemen, CT Peers, ca Dcputles. and eG-
Comdeis. aud that there ate 10 real erie.
NHhteN 81 WblGn tnt WnTknth Lhn justly com.
plan
The people arc not Satisfied with the pre-.
scnI Ministers hon mus, not Judge of
EtenGh by an EhehSh mot. Asa set OF Wap
ping warkmen % Thames street coal-beavrrs
who are The Ministers. and tney Will moi IN.
darsiand yonr question. But ask the same
class of men IN Pars, and they wall not
onty tell YOU their names, hut they viii give
know that III Minister OF Finance Baron
XVIII. They ali know TINT Connl de Mole IS
nptat heart either "A republican or jealous
Liberal They MI kaaw thai he protested but
a few years sack IN favor Of the doctrine OF
/ ~eiiimacy aud that he ahhorTed AS damana-
bic and hereiIUa THE dogma OF the sover-
eighty OF the people. They all know the d. IKE
Of Brnghe IS nothing more than an English
Lord GREY, or rather a Lurd Dudlry very
respectable aud very worthy med, but not men
suitable to the new s;ate OF France aud to tine
new principle which has been established. ~
they all know that W Charde is only Dlrec-
loi of the Posts al tGerim, and obey feel per
suaded that Gen. Gerard will nut long remain
IN the Department of Wa. They all know
that VI. GIi2ot is not a good Minister of the In
lerlor and that France requires more to-day
than doctrines aud metaphysics. they al
know that there have been renewed troubles at
Nsmcs. distnrbanccs al Ancns- dissatisfaction
AT Ruch effort riots at Bclort downright mil airy
instruction at Metz. Sa,reg"emnes, N Bon =
Moressen and TINT VI. Gulzot looks au and says
these are evils which will correct themselves
rhs philosophical indifference, or indolcnce
and inaotian, do not suit the people aud they
are therefore not satisfied with the present
Ministers.
The people are dissatisfied with the nou-,lrs-
solution AMI even nom pproachins dissolution
OF the present Chamber OF Dep ties.
This is the greatest of all existing evils.
and It must br redressed France is govern
ed by anew kng, bv n new Chamber o Peers,
tor al thlse c,tated bv the tx Monarch have
ceased 10 exercise then functions beng dppri-
we'd Of the prersgr but yet France has the
old Chsmher of phpn,irs. This Is unjust and
dangerous. Under the old system, France was
very glad To have such men IN the Chamber ms
NJ. Roger Coilard, VI. Nausmcni, NJ. MartIy-
nae, mi NJ. Debplleyne These gentle
men were called Cousllthl ional Royalisis.
/ lhey opposed the Extreme Droue, and
ihv dad veil But to-day there IL M Ex-
4 treme Drolte TO oppose. These men are running
/ oil 10 their ohateause m La Nendee or to SnaIn
/ 10 England or Fribourg rhe ar of France.
and especially OF Pans Is too liberal for them,
there Is too much oxygen aud TOO lutte ni,io-
gen, aud they are AFRAID OF dysenlery Well
then. these must be replaced IN the Chamber. 4
who viii he sent TO replace them That will
depend on the qualifications of the electors
and the elected. But It the million are to II.
! eide. their places will be supplied by
young men, talented men, nt the new system,
men Of about ,hlrly years of age, men WHO have
no old preJuiices 10 lose, aud who adopt no,
merely cheeriuIly. but who adore The new or
der Of things The people ask with reason :
how can these $50 new men act with the
$50 old onesf There will he no harmony--no
unon-aod the Mlnislry of 1880 will have to
deplore IN the words oil The eloquent Mariisnac,
/" that II marches in the midst OF anai chy. :" The
people require the dissolution of the present,
| Chamber, alter II shall have voted the
Budget, and passed la" OF Elections. These
measures might be accomplished IN fourteen
days, s IN siI weeks France might have a new
Chamber The new Chamber might confirm
or repeal the new Law OF Elections, or mig hi
mend IN