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Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1830-12-03
BIGGER'S OFFICE
ANXECUrORS SALE OF VALUABLE REAL
W. AND PERSONAL PROPER Y-A.1-.ahlu

HNXECUTORS SALE OF VALUABLE REAL
M AND PERSONAL PROPER Y.-Asr--shly
to the last will and testament Of eph HiIya,d, decd
will be sold publicly to the highest bidder az not sold
privately before) upon the rsmises Thurdav the
3Oth oil The present month, If fair. II the next fair
day, upon long credit, that Valuable Manufacturing
Mi,w one hundred aud fy Of and adj Mining
with aits sppurenences. The Min house /. large aud
spacious; it lies in King William county shout two
miles above Ayleus Warehouse upon Herring creek,
nev.r-a'iipg stream, aud is now in complete order
having been rebuilt last year on the most approved
plan wi Cist-iron Wheels for the whole Machinery
This mill works two pair OF ston. one for corn AND
the other Tor wheat; with rev bong-coths, &c. AID.
,inug the Mil is large cotton Gin which is very
prof able.
The toll. from ro this es,abIi.bme MT which are s,il
increasing, are now worth about 1000 pounds picked
Cotton, $50 barrels Corr, and $50 bushels Whta, per
year Attached to the Mill is large Grsoary ore.
house and Counting room; aud i. rent stand for
merchant, it being in wealthy n.ighbourhood.
Near the store house there newly built two story
dwelling house with sS roou,s, kitchen, n house,
garden and well OF excellent water, well calculated
Tor the accommodation Of gen'eel fmily. Inde-d tn.
whole establishment in complete order and il worthy
the attention of capital st
AT the same time and place. will be sold on a credit
Till the first September 1881, for all over five dol.
lars, all the pershable property OF said decedent con-
sisting OF Household and Kitchen Furniture PInnta-
fion Utensils, Stock Of Horses, Co,os, Hogs and
Sheep. Crop IF Corn. Fodder, &c
" -Hny Gentleman tcishing TO pietU This propertu.
toiH please call on me, near the Mn.
NATHANIEL b. HILL
Executor Of Joseph Hiiiyard, decd
King William County, 1feadotc, Dec. L. 1880.
Dec D. 60-wtds
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1830-12-03

MARRIED Thursday the ul Goochland County nj
the resdeace Of col John Gueant the Rev. Baptist
Mr. THoMAs NJ GArHRour, Miss Judith f. youngest
Of the late Goa Guonant.
- Tuesday evening last tbs 3Oth ult in tho county Of
Hanover, the Rny. William Ice, Mr. Roscow IyseowS IN
Miss JAZZ ManA DpIanxEIrE. all Of sad eonniH.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1830-12-03

Mr.. Stevenson. the Speaker Ct the House Of Repre-
sentaves has been confined for several days by VIC.
tent attack. We understand, he is nj;
aud that II s hoped. he will be able to travel in time To
reach the City OF Washington, on Mondays Tuesday
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1830-12-03

pride OF the soldier, when he bss cast aside en-
NJ ely tho garb OF the citizen. This is effected by Civ
bs tho collier the privilege OF trial by hs peers an
ssaving the choice OF officers and -commis stoned
ecers TO the rank and file of the respective
Charleston Patriot.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1830-12-03

MRS. LUCY hlGGlN BOTHAM
EHAS removed her Boarding House to the spacious
TepeneBs at the foot the Capitol Square--a
central airy and pleasant situation, combining many
local advantages as any in the ciySbe is prepared
receive Borders by the week, mon b. or year add
has reserved several rooms for the reception Of
hers Of The Legislature Travellers and travelling
fsmilies may rely upon every attention In her power.
Dec 3. 60--3t
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1830-12-03

Letters from Warrington STATE, th,t they are busiy
engage in making alterations in tb' Senate Chamber
preparatory 10 the trial Of Judge Peck. The day, a,
fixed by the lat Session IL the 2ud Monday ia Deeem
bsraOd the trial will probably cut small figure in
the Proceedings Of this short Session.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1830-12-03

Extract Of letter. dated CARrHAGENA, ls h .p,.
Dear Sir-I write you THU, only to inform you tha
to-day the Liberat,r President Blivar has taken
nand Of the troops and OF the G,verpusn ns you will
see by the enclosed Proclamation IL is said that the
Government viii be established in this city, for the
greater facility Of maritime communications. Bogota.
Socorr Popayan, tito, and An'ioquia, and the South,
have proclaimed enezuela is the only province lett
give you this information, az conte plate the in
t.rest you must have knowing the situation in which
the Republic has been for thsse few month, past.
The Atheniau his arrived, nor any other vessel
from yaur city, eiDce III, 18Th August the same day
that the Medina sailed from here for Nsw-York.
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COLOMBIA

New YORK. Nov. 40.
The schooner Waterloo, Capt Bfigss, which arrived
yesterday In ~ dsys from Csrthagena has furnished
with Csrthsgena papers to Oct. 22d. containing
additional int in relation to the late ents
in Colombia Bolivar had gone TO Soledad, a small
coined with great en,husiasrn, and wbere he was to
remain until he should Lam the resui of an exped-
ton sent by him, uudef Zen. Monli,ls W n $500 men,
TO reduce the pfovi,cs e Rio de Ia Hacha. There
report that the province had submitted and that
| Bolivar had proceeded to Matacaybo.
An,ioqnis. Panama, Msgiaens, aui other PLACES,
hal declared in favor Of Bolivar. The Electoral AZ.
sembly Of Magdaens mt the lT'h OF October, for
the election OF certain public officers under the ne
Bvar received the votes of twen'yfour for the Presi
dency. and Urdsneua II Tor the Vice Presidency
At Bogo'a the 18th OF Se?temhe il said tina,
news has arrived from Venezuela. the subs ance Of
which was. that the Inhabitants of th,t province were
anxious 10 place Themselves under the protection OF
Bolivar. correspondence had taken place betw en-
the central government OF Colombia, and Gen Morales
| commissioner of the government OF the South, from
which IL appears that the latter TO union
| at the head of affair.
The prOnuncidmentOS declarations of the
OF Panama, OF hntiqnia and others, abound with the
strong st expressions OF confidence in the Liberaor
So far can be judged from them and IRON tie tone
Of the public prins the voice Of Colombia IL in favour
OF the Lbera'or and is not improbable that we shat
ere long receive the intelligence Of the union Of all
the provinces OF the republic under their former head
Pa'z Is brave and, il hs rssists will not make lee
resistance: but he is not remarkable Tor cousancy in hi
determinations; and, there objection on the
part OF Bolivar, il would not surprise US to hear thai
the Venezuelan Chief reconced to thu Lberator
TEveniny Post.
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HAVE tor sale, on credit Tor cssha large jack,
n tive yesrs old next sping. Any communication, 20
rn mpsOD's Store, HsooverPost paid viii be uendsd,
o. CHARLES THOMPSON.
Soy 70. sT--s4s'
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1830-12-03

we congratulate our readers on 'he election of MIR
kavanah OF Maine. to Congress-It was the second
trial oil s,rsnk,h-wh u the Jack.onmen proved iTiun
phan' sir. h. Is a man who is " de cidedly cpposei
20 an tnjudcious tariff, aud who VIII all
sIon be touod the firm supporter OF eur Commercial in
terests, aud The friend OF the Naonai
The whole Delega lou from Maine In the next Con.
yre-s will be good aud true m-n-with one ex eptiou
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1830-12-03
For THE E.NQUIR Err.
TILE NAVY

Increase in 10 Years
Ansn-Blind, white aud colored.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1830-12-03

nYTb, Proceedings II lhs Cirzen, Of cumbsrIlnd
- vii spPsaf on TuesdsY.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1830-12-03
N ru,io,t, CvoI,t,ou !

Il cn ious Coalition
he Boston Patriot proposes 10 run Francis Srsnge
on New Y TX as PIce President with Henry Clay -
The one, Arch NJ ason; the other Anti Mason csndi
Ise what prodgious combn atoms doss ambi ion pro
duce-WhG CeDtaurs. Hydras. aud China rs dre
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1830-12-03

. Census Of 1870
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1830-10-01
From tie "A. y Journal of Commerce of Sent o.
LAIEST FROM EuENOS AYRES -


by the big Centurion, arrived Salem we have
ouenos Ayres papers 10 July 21h inclusive
nc revenue Tor the first half of 1890 vas S. ana oDo
~ sxGsnd n 5lo+ooD Debts, sls7s 1885,, Credits
ne 9th OF July being the of the
Independence OF the United Provinces az the River is,
ceeoraed IN Buenos Ayrps wh of ;.v
bVEScs AYREs, July 1--we have no sas son 10
OF scarcity of from The interior this veet W. Ii
mere we're less and that less painful Z, M
ianhropic feelings Two mails have asfived nr t,n t
dova, and the other from Mendoza. $500 "
The particulars of the sscsa ;,ro phe al Afs,I,. ara
sa'e' which do not differ materially from the outline
we P"nlshed on Thursday II appears that Piacbera The
noiah Chie mad espoused the x Governor (orh
a"ao, nan commenced movement upon city Durnc
'o dcH disaS' cement took place
Indians having robbed AIdaos horses " NV
Sac9"e hsned much regret at this occurrence which
en i'd" taken place without their
.o Aiao "ith his principal Officers
ovioa VINO had emiisrated from Mendoza with his dvis;on
70 ATTEND an assembly the following day they pros
ca 10 puocy reprimand Offenders The neei,ro tool
place on the ilth June, and whilst Aldao and his
were conference with the Cacique signal BENG
w 'oe party o Indians rushed them arc
s massacre fneie is still considerable in the
opposed to the Government of Msndoz,
bu is supposed will fall the Isadno p,e, NJ ,
party have been cut of 80 ~ " VIC
he aurora published Cortova addresses the Federal
@ OF ouehos Tyres With various titles the least offensive
"hIch u.s. says the a. Lucero "avagrs and moneIcrm
Sol La Madrid has been elected Govemo. or Rioia
accounts from hill in the
June u tits lated that French Vice (ons,, n, V.a;
monthly the Wee Consul of Lima Phe latter had come m
,he British slooP of Sapphire the Rsn,on
Vile was killed the shot hal, en,orod -; @
and he expired Immediately Tvs lungs
Al me latest date ;he country quist The residue of
usnera eires army had captua,ed and the General INN
seii vas 6anshed to Peru portion OF the dlno
m me oFeI Class OF people were decidedly hostile to The
government and ITS supporters, which demon ina
tef the aris'ocracy of the land ~
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1830-10-01
From the Charleston City Gazette of Sent a5.
GREAT FRENCH GEI.ERR I,rInM

The recen' triumphs of Popular Liberty in pranco
we're celebrated on Thursday last, in this CIV with
much' ana deserved enthusiasm. The successes
which attended the gallant Citizens of Paris and the
breneh People throughout France, were RESPONDED
70 IN the most heartfelt and joyful manner hy he
freneh, and large proportion of the other Native
ana Adopted Citizens of District
a very large Company assembled ar SEyGp,s
Hall Meeting street, where procession was or
ganized, which, at o'clock, P VI under the es-
cort OF tho French FusllIiers, moved down Meet
,Hg Queen ana bay' and up Broad-streets. to the
CITY Hall. where an animated and pariotis ORE
tion, IN French, Was pronounced by Col Prr,r
VAL, formerly Of the French ARMY The Ora,ia,
was received VII many and loud paudits. and ex-
cited tho iiveliest enthusiasm
At the conclusion of Col pETr,yv.,,s add q, -
following resolutions were submitted by r. GopnApn
tisqr and cordially accepted by the meeting:
Resolved riioi subscription be opened for the
rehef OF the Widows and Orphans Of the Citizens
~ rariS' III the struggle for the sacred
Resolved, That Subscription Lists shall b, ,y,-
ced IN the hands of Commissioners, named for rho
purpose. " wv
Resolved, That he ntors of the pspers - tbis
cry shall be invited, gift from one Free pcolne
10 another. ~ P'oiP0
Resolved, Phat the amount of the Collection shall
2e reunited Ply The President ofths Meeting 70 MIR
Jacques Lahte to BE- by him distributed to such as
stand IN need of assistance "
r. according to previous arrangements n National
2au'e was 9red at sun rise. from the Battery bv n
Command Ot
ta'a ROGER OF The French Fusilceys
az ray Gayhghf' the Example haAiug being got by the
snip Tallahassee at Edmondston's wharf, the vessels
J i' .s ia pour Centrally bolsted The Tri CoIoured
sing and insprlting effect.
AZ u ocloct feu de jote was fred from tho
e. ny "a, French Pusers, from the Revinue
us'e NJ fopu Carolina, by Capt PAINE; and from
r9r ~ 1onrie on Sullvans Island National Salute.
OF y Gnns was also gwen.
10 V"s' number Of spirited tousts we're rlven ut
The Dinner.7
The Boston Palladium says: eve learn tbo,,ob ,,i
.5'e aovicI5 that NJ Barton will certainly be aeet
90 ,u, 20 INC U. s. Senate by tho Miss our IceIsja
,e,'eI ron gentleman in New Orleans to the
Ht tsf ,t OF me Baltimore Chronicle ssvs:-
oor,i, s,lnH hgbly probable that MIR Clay will BIO
,o'''aOco ny our Legislature, and probably Mr. I,v
ngston WI be officially informed that he has rois,o
presented tho State Of Louisiana. 90" ''''''
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1830-10-01
BILLS ROTUNDA.
AT TREE.HJE,6.

VIE subscriber most respectfny informs ihe c,;
Zens OF Richmond, and Others who v,si, Pee
hiil' that he has re built his Rotunda at Pree Hill
Ghcn Tell victim to the winds some fey weeks AGO
re mas ADDED considerable to it, and in such uav
Inat iull view of the whole race may be seen from
ms Long Room IN the Ro,unda as he well knows
that m"Dy are excluded that privilege in tho Pa
Vn !i ana Long Room Hrs bar will be furnished
With the best of liquors and his table viii al as
hcacy he market affords He has procured for this
occasion sBiIfui cook aud attentive servants which
ne hopes will give satisfacio to all who NAV vs;,
Ine hotunde Phe subscriber feels grateful for the
pace p'eias. KlDDEG p. BELL.
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1830-10-01
NATHANIEL BACON
FnR THE Vine


70 the Freetotders Of the County IF Henrico
As the period for the first election Delegates the Gene
raj Assembly under the CONSTITUTIONS approaching
we who have dscained against all right petensons
oil any CITIZEN of the City of Richmond representing Us IN the
legislature, should with unremmed ZEAL our efforts IN
endsavorng 10 annihlae that principle which heretofore
been almost disregaed by and with resolution
support the election of man, interest moi
merely nominal, but fixed, and ours; man no
other than Jno NJ Bolts
Were conssten, with the views, which entertain of the
necessary qualifications of representatives support cleo
lion OF Mr. Leigh, nothing afford me more plea
sure than TO do well assured mental ac
qfemsns are almost unequalled, services in the
ensuing legislature almost Indispensable ae that
well and ruey may he be styled hc Champion Eastern
Virginia Yet great as he s, and good govern
Ell ny principle as must be, shall against him
The same, and much greater Objections than have eon
urged against Nr Leigh urged against candidates
espec'vely although for their integrity for their moral
worth no man has higher regard than have
fhis nomination Of Mr. Bolts, well convinced will bv
no means be IN accordance with wishes nevertheless we
are determined that poll shall opened for him and s
confidently entertain the hope that may prove useIes,
exeron part assured that a maor,v
OF The people OF enco County, opposed city
aton All that ask of the feehodes Henrco IS that
they may meet us early the polls determined resol
ton TO throw oil this yoke of toe support the
ton oil that truly honorable and highly talented man Jno
ots and we will fear the lie. il center a,
whom they please ANXIOUS CONSTITIITIONIS VII
Sept 18th, 1880.
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1830-10-01
EOAM OF 100000

pursuance OF An O.dlnauce duthorisinr loan
u tor the city of Richmond and appropriatinp the
proceeds thereof" passed by he Common Council OF
inc sald city, ON the s9th of September, 1880, shall
ohfr Tor sale TO the highest bidder OF the Merchants
0ohee House, at the hour Of o'clock P III on
monday' the 18th Of October $50, Sixty Tuo1Js Ann
goLiARs OF Cry STocE. No portion of tho sod
ook VIII be sold for less han par; nor will any bid
De received for less han FIVE hundred dollar
OF .or fractional part Of that sum The Stock sold IN
pursuance Of the a5ove Ordinance vii! bea, nm inn,
81 "a nYc ger cent per anndm, payable quarterly at
t,e "iEce OF the Chamberlain and vii n,t he ,od.,,
aOie unt'i The first day Of January. 1919
oct I-cutds cr,,.. r ~ fi"i"
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1830-10-01
Erop, LIE Temns- Pnrf.


1t vas carrcntly reported yesterday al ,Ie Kinos,
apartments that ms present Majesty had no iDtsn-
ton OF abandoning bis paternal residerce at The pa
tdis Royal, and that he you'd continue TO live IL
the nds of his family in thut noble and hosni,sbIe
mansion where he has SO long resided, and which he
has SO lavishly embellislIed The liberty and plain
ness snns-facon) which usually prevailed With the
King u NE French. Ben Of science md jIustrious
persons, will hereafter they have bee. acrus
toned to do, come and sit dowa ut bis ho,pitable ia
ole 10 rock coats Dhcrs will be no more clouds of
introdacerS, gentlemen 10 ordinary gentlemen ex
fsao-dnery, and of3cinls OF every grade No more
.awdry and Grotesquc Swss. to eiloumber tie vost,-
ouic8 % anti cbambcrs. Ehe gothic habits court
NANTES, caps, halbeFis and sli hose tatiers IF
snPersnpuaied royajst, viii hencefUrb be banisbed
90 ne Wardrebes Of orr theatres. Every Sunday
instead Of the ridcuious farce played off at the rui
'ef1s, far's VIII presentsa touching exhibition Off
COED father Of family recfeatiDg himself from liz
satlgnes, IN the midst Of his numerous children.
FonT times year merely, the King VIII receive
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1830-10-01

Letters received last evening in.this Civ from
'naaephia state the loss the Packc, Ship Monop-
sahea' Capt Dixey' ofthat Port Cor Liverpool, with
u" he passengers and crew Among the passengers
were 'ohn Hare Powell, the great AgrcuI,urst) OF
rhauephia' his wife and nine Children also another
large family. The Monongahela sailed from Phlu
dcipha on the lo,h Angus, it lost in the great
gale about the middle of that month.
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1830-10-01
IVA AAESIaN r. IA EWS.
PORT OF R7CH.W0W0:
AR RIVED

ehT Expedition, Osborne from New York, with sundes to
savvenpo Aien IL CO, Sinton, Cary, & Andrew {.
MITCHELL Fisher, Lancaster s Denly, billiard, snd
Schr Prince, Groves from Delaware. Break Water
sehi hicmnond, Williams, from Philadelphia via Cheasa
anu DSeware canal, via Norfolk and City Point, With
sun: 10 teyton nj Mitchell lanes & co. Per-
k !, aarrIs, Block Son. W & } q Crane Sweeny
Williams, Mounoy, Bry, Bo nneSsr i>ov kaw"s'
SAILED,
hLs Eliza; Perry for Boston, -four, tobacco, &c.
Schr Charles Niilard Sharpe Phadcuhia with era,
S Schr Martha Beas'on, Petty, for Hudson coal.
SSiooP arim,ner PRICE, for Providence, -four
Sloop Planter Merit. for New York >coal
Ar'vea at C,'y Pon, brig Rapid Shoop days from New
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1830-10-01
Attention Linbt Dra0o ,,-'

NOU are ordered to attend lawful r,,..o- r.
=, - you, company, at the City HAIL on FRIDAY the
ls October, completely equipped Roll f. he c,,J
precisely at hai1 past O'Clock, p ID. Bv "yJor
sen 81 dNQ. COSBY, Ordlv Serg',
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1830-10-01

dJ The Annual Meeting Of the Virginia ,sm,e-
rance Society, will be held at the fist Presbvte,an
Church, tonight at O'Clock. The annual sermon
VIII be preached by tho Rev. Doc, Rice.
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1830-10-01
La Fayctte Lottery Office.

~ ''e h'as'c faoef faro doors ADORE .Hr Il. H. Dreps
NV Grocery Store
mere IS a tide IN the of men
winch taken at the flood leads To for,u,.
Omtted, all the voyage of their life.
Is bound IT shadows, and in miseres.
oh SUCH a full sea now a6oai.
AND we must take the current as il serves
Or lose ventures. 's
VIE subscriber informs hs friends and the rrb
tic that he intends resamlng his old business.
AS ortnie has appeared propitios his dreams ans
s'nhe upon ram, she certainly will show herself pecn
ay favorable to his customers, & fill their Golfers h
his means with golden reasure; ne therefore .Jv;yy
SEES all nose VINO are In want of cash to call at Br
tunes Home for lucky numbers
AS the citizens have heretofore experienced had
luck In their adventures in the State Lotteries the
subscriber IS IN hopes under the Flag of Laayette to
may join his standed "'''
DISMAL Swamp Canal Lottery,
Draws TO Day.
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1830-10-01
From TIE Peansy,oaaie Enquirer, Sent. %.

From the Peansyloaain Enquirer, Sept g.
The following remarks from the Paris Constitu
tonne, OF August d. probably furni h the true rea
sons why limited rchy has been pers,rred TO a
republic Tor the French people: II question to be
decided now le, to know whether republic has the
majority OF Europe In ts favor. we believe for our
own own patts That republic has the majority of
france IN Its favor but it is crau, it is evident,
.hat 1t has no, the majority of Europe in favor H.,
then, we form ourselves into republic must re-
puohcanIZe the whole of Europe whether IT will or
40. The experience OF. the revolution proves that
VII De necessity more powerful than II the pro
"ises we may make o! occupying ourselves with
own aFalrs, without concerning ourselves with our
Neighbours Tins se'hshness is possible only in En-
gland In France it is only Impossible. To repu5
licanfEe Europe is formidable task when we ro-
neco that representative government, the inevitable
preiace TO republican state, has scarcely begun
exist without strength and power IN some of the small
states or Germany, and that it does no, exist at all
IN Prussia, Austria Italy and Spain. What wars.
Whas blood what moneys would it cot cost TO bring
EUROPE to an order of things from which she Is sill
remoVed!-Bui We Will conquer as we have airracv
done les! but on what condition have you conDuer
CD! On condition of having Bunnapar,e We
viii nave one Yes but at The price Is tic
oief-that ls to say, at tho price of lbcrty so tina,
by an inevitable circle, republic brings war-war
orlngs Bsnaparte--and Bonaparte brings tie abcIi
ton of the republic But If we had republican
BoDaparte!-It is impossible What made T.on,
parties power Was his having all tie eneraIrs of
Hsancc In his bands. 3ar order to Obtain them
he was obliged to protect the interests Of the an
cieht regime, 10 RAISE up lie affairs to recall tho rnl
grants, and 10 do all this he was cmpellr, e. osLa
himself Emperor. There Is, therefore, always the
same inevitable cifciethe :rpubl,c, war he empire
that is to say, the abolition OF the republic The
maintenance OF the existing social order and its
progressive and regul ,r dcveopcucrt--,bcs. ore
our principles Existing society has for its object
I II" union of liberty and order This union France
mas sought for forty years. Under Bonapatle it had
order without liberty; under Louis XVIII an ab,e
King, they succeeded each other in turn rather Than
co-ex'stsd 1t was all believe That the diff ulties
OF the times permitted. To secure order, our first
care void he to get rid of provisional government:
Tor tina Should soon be anarchy 1t is FIR The Cham
Ger OF Peers and the Chamber of Deputies to provide
for the safaty Of France. We await their decision