Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1830-12-03

dressed to your excsency request for tho establish
ment OF new communication by post with .
Without entering into the question itself IL will be right
that IL refusal is TO he given, should not DC sent
Off before the eiectOn-(gcneral laughter, land IL is 10
be granted, IL ought 20 he announced as compliance,
withthe applications OF the Royalist Deputies"
At the time the Minister OF Ecclesiastical
fairs h not hesitate compromise that which is the
mott sacred branch es the >ate-our Region-by cali
ing the clergy into the acn, of faction. How lamcna-
BILE has il been 10 the freles ol the Chufch answer
his appeal by addressing their Clergy in terms totally al
variance with the spirit OF Nhrisany, aud forgetting
themselves so tar call upon their Curatcs To inn
press upon their hearers that TO give their votes in la
OF the Ministerial candidates. tcds duty Of con-
science the mos positive. Let u.s. however, state thai
while depore such alterations from the path OF
lgon there Bishops who have preserved from
impury the dignity OF the episcopancy and who, like
true Apostles, have better understood their mission
of peace and charity. Z" The veneration and gratitude
o! all true Christians are the just reward oil their vir-
tues"
On the eve nay on the very day of the first meeting
OF the Electoral Colleges, and as il TO give warning 10
the electors, the Ministry announced with public
ultaton that Minister of state, Master of Requests,
and several Lieutenant Generals, members of the pre-
cedng Chamber, were either altogether dismissed, or
placed upon the retired list.
BY this broadly ex'endel system IL was expected
thai ell who w re- bound the Government by any
ties wha ever would he inundated But in proportion
the Ministry multiplied their measures to attain their
object, the 6om and redoubiable became he spirit
OF the utonalst,: il clearly evident that the
conte Vyruld he arduous. The Miuisry became ap-
pr ben4ive Of faiure: and them dt porahle blind
nes.l they h1d recourse 20 exretst which btous hi
the MOuaroh personally into the e9ntesi and gsd hi
name up with their infamous in rigueshey degraded
royalty from the eminence on which 1t had been placed
by hs respr OF the people, and placed in h
language only eaculaed 10 aiiena,e the sfec ions Of
nation. L. his ll-ged Proclamation to he electors,
Chare N jseares that lie has been nsulted; and how
by being told tbe rde character of his Ministry by his
faithful Chamber f Deputies This Cahin- presented
to F,ance the spectacle OF Monarch complaining Of
haviog hAtuh revealed 20 him. which is the inter-
est o rvrry good King that he .hould know.
Prucama Council,
the Pence de Poignac had sufficient courage to put
his name to il a. c0unter signature. At length, as
FINAL mea-ure, st-p hthTro unheard-of, issu, d
forth, aud asonished ali Ftance, AZ the moment hen
the citizens quitting their hou.es TO proceed to
their respective Electoral Colleges Twenty depart
ments had signalizd themselves by the Independence
OF their f0rner reiuTns.hose In one aud the
ment were uck by an interdiciiot; an crionnanc'
transmitted BY telegraph adjourned tn r elections The
professed motive of this ordonnance the delay in
the proceedings of the Seven Courts in coming TO
judgment qnes ions upon which the political rights
Of the electors depend, AMI tbs desire of the mti.y
that nothing should be neglected to ensure the
perfect regularity in the lists. This false. The
Council did not entertain this desire as TO the Royal
Court OF Grenohle, for example, before which grea
number Of these questions were pending IL was be-
cause NJ. dHsusseZ, one Of the Ministers, fancsd hs
had chance Of being elected for the department
Of the Issre, in which he had oiiicated. His hopes
however were disappointed there as in o'her places,
but had at least the effect Of securing he adjouTnmCn
OF the three Departments that wi hin the Juri
dction OF that Court. Hence may Re seen with what
little rscnect fer good faith this Ministry ,rned with
France.
At length. between the two elections, spread a.
broad a deci i've in favour Of Government the
news of the capture OF Algiers.
That the full fleet expected from th' event may
be undes ood il will be rigM recall certain pub
locations sent forth this occasion 1t will he sufi-
ci ut O refer 20 letter written tn, l0h of July TO
the Keeper of the ) .as, by OF the Magstracy.
whom one might have imagined to be initiated into all
the secrets OF the faction The King is caEqueTor of
Asiets His most impacab!c enemies, however, were
lot TO he found in that horde Of pirates. They
p n 10 m
iii r ranks found Peers OF France, Gsnsral Oiicers
Co'onei- in actual service, Magistrates and Members Of
the g pvernmen'. II these men of lrca tempofi
zed with, there IL an end 10 Legitimacy and the mon
srchy. Every moment is vaulble-he Chamber OF
ID puties Is the point OF being nvaled-the GpvsrG-
msut must act deci-ivriv -o morrow they will iecry
and totally anuu the triumph al Alsiers aud in eight
days nothing will remain stabsbut Liber alsm ~levat
ing her banner will march in mass against France
and her King ="
No, Gen lemen, portion of the triumph Algisrs
will remain, without meE,iopjng other results, which
IL does not become ne 10 pr-ndge; The glory OF the
quest will belong 10 France, and young
army, which has Given such eminent proofs OF dsr pln
aud courage ard which, by lis nozzle coDduc, has d..
Setved 20 much from the county (H-sr, hear)
You are fully aware how closely the projects
forned To the Instructions hey bad received You
acquaintsd with the scenes that were exhibited at Ably
previous to the meeting Of the Electoral Coll yes; you
have been informed OF the volen Disturbances that a
YOU. in common with all good men, have lame ed the
feebleaes OF the MagisrAcy. The proceedings which
have been Instituted against the promoters of these dis
orders, have not been sent into The chancely and
srqueniy have not be n laid before the Committee
Thy VIII, no doubt throw strdng LIGHT upon the
duet Of ths local authorities. Nj. M. de PeyroDnet
and de Chanel4uae have in their xamina ions, denied
their being in any degree responsible for these dsor
ders and affirm they had given orders that the authors
OF these excesses should be severely punished.
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