Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1830-09-30

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has hrcn hoi.ied ou boasi the AinHr7i's mp 1t
The u ,,el Of The MART 80 Prsfec( At ." Ma
orally. and IN the public sqaaee. Toe 'ess"l.
in the re.ds wi 6linw The example IS spns
a, the neees.arv quantity ef 6sf. ean - trr-
nishsd. 1hHnt. ~ the z i"i usd' rsian9me
between The M. itsfe snd nssAl a1fh9'dies. anb
toib. Good fspfng pf lhr inhspiiant., tranquil 3.
I, Is pnd's,arhed
Aao. 7.-Tar sr,'or. which LET AZ ier,
Jnly 81. las ias, arrived with lo21''p'
francs, ia spanish Hsiltrs, and with despatch.
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From ~, Ga.stis Ne troaes. Of 1a2. 10.
sessieo If the Chambsr nf Peers On the eve
mig 81 The 9Th August.
One hun arrd sn1 fourteen Peer present. VI.
5e Bsron Ps.opier the Presitept read the do.
elats,itn adopted nv the Chamber Of Deputies
in their .~ssinn Of the ssme isv.
The Dub ds Choisenl moved in conformity
TO t.n nfecs,Ient., ihat the Peers should pro-
coed 10 ballot without debate.
The Chanhsr decided that II single Nom
her demanded The privilege Of speaking. he
must hsye u.
NJ Cbatranhriand asked shethrr thr Cham.
har would .hub II pfoaer 20 de.lbefa'e when the
Chamber Of Depuiies had already Sent the re
snn NJ Their delibera'on 10 The Lieutenant
General n the kingdom.
The Dake he Brog'i. replied thai u was i'm.
possible not 20 deliberate nn maj which had
horu transmitted 10 their President by tue
Chamber OF Depu'irs w.tb the hccnstomed for
maiiie. II !. the best nrnof that the Chamber
81 Deputies were INV Hing 10 take upan its"lf
alone, ne issurnf The jpliberst IN hes idrs ihe
Iiei,'puaut General hal neither accepted
nor rcfnse1 he would not do either until
after the Chamber Of Pcrrs should pros
npfnre.
The President declared tho de1ste on the dec
laration adopted by the Chsmher oi Deputies 10
10 openel.
VI. cha'eanhriand said that the declaration
W.. not 81 complies for hin, /, f,r those Peers
VIII progressed opinion different from hi.
! Oue r,et opened his ryrs n AL the othcfa in
the declaration, or rather destroyed ihem. He
sad L they wei" nnler reg nl.r order of az.
fairs, NJ should certainly examine with care
The contemplated changes in ihr Charter
many Of them had been proposed by himself
/ Ne Wa only nstonishrd int II wns Attempted
] IN thnt 1ha.nhrr 10 nntrrlnin the measure Of
/ reaction concerning thu Ppars created by
! Chatlc Y He was NOT suspected ~ weakness
| tawAtds the batch, aud thn Chamhrr oi Pcrrs
/ mis- hi remember that he even encountered men
ace on thai head but 10 mikes ~ I"lg" OF our
own colleagues hesaid 10 itrit" out the list al
Peers NJ pleasure, whenever either parry should
have thu uower. hote to- much s,inilitnde To =
prescription. Did they wi.h 10 destroy the
Penragn' BE- il so better ~ 10 e LIE than 10
sie for j..
lie rrpronch.d himself even for these few
~or Is On detail which. all ,mpa,tnnt as II
was. diwppearcd ~ the grandeur ol the
event
! frtnce, he said is without a course, MI am
T 10 engage IN the question whether IT, add or In
substrnei ltom the mads OF ship from VIII ich
The tu'l 'rr has heen torn away. ! put asila
therefore rom the declaration OF the elective
! Chamorr every thing ola secnnlnry inrnres',
ana IN c,nGoiog myself TO the single fart an
"onnred, lhe vpcsacy. trne Or untrue, of the
throne I proceed directly 10 tho point. 4
prerops question ought 10 be discussed If the
throne is vacant we are free 10 rho)se the
form Of rovprnment BEFORE oltefng the
/ crown to any person whatever. II Is hest tn
know IN what species Of political ptder, we v I'll
constitute the social ~ Ter shall we establish
y Republic nr n NJ" Monarchy
Dues Rennhlic or NV monarch, OFF, 10
! Franc" sufficient Enarantoss Tor duration
st,enetl and rrsi1
| \ Heoubic would first have against t. The re-.
collections at the Republic herself, These re
! collections atr not all cnhcel. We have mol
/ (nreotten the time, whnu death marched arm
aud arm with liberty aud equality. When YOU
shhli have fallen into new anarchy, can vnn ava,
ken iron his rock the Hercules who alone WI,
/ able II smother the mon.trr There are bnt
! five ar siy Of thrse cnlcn lared MN in history.
/ In the lapse NJ some thousand ycws, yonr
pes'cfitv mnv see another Napoleon as ior
/ yorrself. expect him not.
| NJ Chntcanhriund here prnceedod to state
Ia RnA L.. IL. a.
nnnna imnus vote coul mol be- nn,neh He ash
ed what right Paris wouldhase to impose Re
public on N,rseilr', or any other c,iy7 Vine
thor there should be a slne'e Republic. or %
or 30 Republics whether ledefative or indie.
p"ndeni' lie doubted thr possibility Of pro-
curing President who would not soon hcSiip
Ia reign. He thong hal Representative
Republic might Toe the future eovernment
OF the world, but its tine had untv.t arrived.
lie next passed to the Monarchy. He said
wat n King elrcie either hv the Chambers o.
! the people would always he auovrIt, THIN he
I soprosed they would desire the liberty OF the
nress-hnt liberty Cor which thep had accom-
nli'hnd so astonishing n victory well, every
monnrrh would be forced sooner or later. TO
! go that liberty. lie asked if ever Napo.
49, could suffer II He asked il monarchy
'he bastard Of n blooig night would have no
: oninions; antthought recourse would necc.snri-
! !, he aga n had to the law of exception, not
wthsinndng the suppression OF eight words in
| the OH article nf the Charter
4 9TH the schemes of an elective monarchy
! and "A republic presented dnlicnlties third
remained, which WIS morthy nf some attention.
/ Ahonnahle ministers had sulied the crown,
aud saStalne the violation of faiih by murder.
! They had sported with oarhs ma lie before Hea-
vfn. aud laws sworn 10 ON Earth
E." strangers - he proceeded. " who have
twice Pnte' el Paris without resistance, know
the true cause nj ynnr success. You pr seated
! yourselves in the nsme of lawfnlpower. Should
Won now repair 10 the saccour of tyrannv. do
! va" think thn' the Patrs Of the CAPITA Of the
civilized world would as readily open hS fore
yon The French people have grown great
since your departure. under III goyefnmcn,
OF constitutional Laws. Our childrca or fnmtprn
are smn's. Oar copscrlpts at Algiers. onr
scholars at Paris, display to Won the sons ofihe
cDnQuProts AZ AustOriitz Marpn1, and I,na