Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1830-11-12


of that Master Brooke?
COBBETT AND TALLEYRAND.
Goblet, who hailed the Revolution in Franco
with enthusiasm, and presided at n great dinner in
London given in honour of the sublime events of the
three days is offended at the appointment of T,lIev
rand as Ambassador to England lie has common
ced SEXES of letters The Patriarch of Legitimacy
as he styles him, which they PROMISE to be curi
GUS and instructive propose republish as thew
reach U.s. lie seems disposed now to consider the
late Revolution at Paris as profound stroke of cor
tam individuals who had much at stake, designed
rather to prevent such Revolution as would lead tc
Repu6hc and which inevitable Without it. than
10 get rid of Charles X. These ideas appear to ne
worthy OF some consideration, and as supported nv
many circumstances, not the least of which are the
appointment of Taleyrand, and the evident prati6
cation indicating previous agreement, which il has
afforded at London
TO TALLEyRAND PERIGORD
once Pnes' then Bishop, then Layman once Renh,i
can Legislator then Citizen Minister under the Repbc
then Prime Minister under Napoleon then under the Bour
Prince Envoy the Ci,izen Kns of "sovs si nop
p!e, who hoist the Trtcoloured Flag.
TALLfyRaNn ' -''n 'eFI 1851
For know how address you whether as nries bib
TAX
ony name OF which you have Invested yourself and
which will stick you long YOU shall exist eber -; @
no as .. memory know more about you than other
men, even men your own Country My Register contains
record oil The most Important your life: and IF bs.
sham remind The p1biic as the shall arise
ih's letters n,endeda sau,ation 10 Won IN
arrival from the OF the ,s(zen Kna Fn,,rs -,
w 10 you the opinions ofe people OF England and
particularly my oiions 10 the ofte Erench Gov
ernHent In the meanwhile assured TaIlevrand ,ha ,o
no forgotten what said and about the cause of
ne deah oil the emperor Paul. and about the emplover of
Drake and Smith, and, above things he assured that
see clearly all that is intended by your mission that we see
foush and through the stock iobbers of Par
Isl mat we did not fail Duke of Oeans when
ne almost tainted upon receiving the crown fell into the
OF that we know all that you your CO opera
Tors intend to accomplish and that WE KNOW THAT yOII
WILL FAIL in all your intentions ~
II about thirty wears since can, NO., a.,
o. W.. h,ofeau de 81 Merry, at Philadelphia The (zen
og and his two brothers city. abou, the same
Time vi them lost sight till the "Citzen Boubon, ,o,ad
OUT all at once, the other day. he had dronnea & H.
clouds An. Taeyranh We sec il all. We see ,l . .ue
me od priest canon, Baron Louis, the tender
Monsieur Latte, who mingled tears oioy with those o
kol Ctoyen" Madame dc Pompadour said that wa were
muddy headed; and may sometimes; but we are a. @
rate clear sighted with regard this matter We were n,,i
nu i you were appointed to this Some of ne thougt
Il very strange, that there should be King ready 10 i
Charies place; very strange that the Chamber or . f
chamber should, of their authority take upon Them =,
make King without, having tlemsevss bs p e 20
very strange we thought that The Banker Peier sbonI hs
chosen President Of the Chamber and thai he haynr I
seat ansher BANKER Lafe should be chosen IN his place
" aost very strange thought all these binos
very strange that Charles should have 40 o0O noun
francs year paid him the sweat of the peo
PIE OF france as compensation for causing the ueonIe o
70 ne slaughtered very strange thoush all these ;,
ae US iuo our eyes, we could hardly think that cur ssht
@ . 'e 'nonept we heard Of your appointment the dim
day. " 'y aS 'oe sun al noon
leave you now, Taeyrand till next week 10 en;o, ,o,r
sen w'b the employers OF Drake Smith, and nerhans N
meanwhile, remain with sentiments such as -, ~. Ie
ought 10 entertain towards like YOU ~ ~
VIM CoBBETT
connected with Cobbetts hints in regard to tho
present position OF things in France and the DESIGN,
OF Tue moned Aristocrscy and half LIBERAL half leot
mate, men of influence, who preside over prhlc
Affairs dupont de rEsure and Gerard excen,eN -
arrest the Revolution at its present point and no
permit to proceed farther, we beg leave TO co th
readers notice to the following correspondence of the
I'VE" YORK Sentinel Wings possessed of power
always become Tories, and it is human nature rho,
IL shonld be So 1t ought not therefore to surnrze
US mat the Citizen King begins to feel as KING. an
affection for legitimacy. unknown to him when It
operated as an exclusion, that the rich and povver
fu men around BIN should desire to stop Revolution
at the point which leaves them possessed oc owns,
thing.
From The NJ r. Daily Sentinel.
FRANCE.
,,, - Private Correspondence
"lhc hing, says bafayette sis the hest man fi
MS party" and the people seem of the same on;o
ION his party indeed is ptiable Rich bankcrs af
Inc Chaussee d'AntiD, Peers and diplonst1sts ori
ah uynasties' quack philosophers and statesmen win
their mouths full of phrases and their heads arr
OF sense class Of men nfcknaned by the ntcIiipS,
youth of Paris doctriaairesl Office hunters snd
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