Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1830-10-12

theirs were before the or because they have be edu
Gated in that schco-or received favours from the
King and the other members OF his family but because
they believe conscienously that when the people
the masters and when the doctrine OF the Sove
reigny of the People, is established there is end OF
order peace and permanent government. Chaeaubri-
and aud his party would willingly retire in peace 10
some green spot i'm the Desert or some Emerald
Ise in the ocoan-but that wherever they turn their
eyes, revolution them ia the face if to-day
and actually existing least in prospect and that
very distant period oil tine.
There il another party opposed 10 the pre- sent order
things, and these the Republcans--' mean the
tive aud jealous Republicans. he majority OF the poo
Pile OF France Republicans in theory, but not il
practice; bat speak Of the practical Republicans
This party is not without its leaders. They to b,
found in tho persons of editors OF portion OF the pres
the Patriot the Journal de Paris, and the Rcroiu
ton. The walls of Pais daily placarded with these
papers, and mutudes assemble to read to hear
the inflanmatory addresses this party The ROYAL
lists, assuming the OF Republicans, supply then
with funds with private printing presses, and with win,
for nothing at the Cabarets in the Faubourgs. These
men perceive that Othelo's occupations gone, ,
and that the French wings and moderate liberals are
installed in office, and really at the pre-
sent moment TO Repu licanism 10 anarchy. The
Journal de Paris attacks NJ. Dupin aud asks where
he during the days of fighting and bloodsheds Ii
him of wearing the laures when he is not
titled to hem-and il asks the people whether they shed
their blood to be governed by such ministers him?
The Patriot goes yet further; and placard have just
read goes further still. II asks the people whether il
was not they who conquered and says let us follow
up this victory "of the sovereignty of the people,
The old rovalisi officers. both OF the navy and army
unreconciled--mauy Deputies are resisniug many
Peers abstain from taking The required oaths-some ud
giving in their re sigma ions-the people OF La
Veldee have been threatened by General Llmarque
with the sword and Destruction if they quiet
AMI lat OF ALL the party of the Duke of Rechstal,
his portrait openly in the streets, and ill the win
dows Of the fruit shops with heads Of Napoleon ard
engrsvings. which recall to the Of the people
the exploits Of their beloved Emperor This small
PARTY; but in sronent like the present every party
naysvrry Individual however humble in his sphere has
a certain d .gree OF influence.
In the midst Of all this opposition, Louis Philip |
Krg Of The French. 10. howevsr. by means opu
Ter Against him personally. or against his 'amily,
have moi heard one person (xcep' in the Ultra ROYAL
Ito express an opinion. All coll him =" friend OF ID
hsrty"" good solIier''-' good ci,iz NJ" good
father of a amly"--and ." an honorable mar" Great
confidence il placed in him but ca party sxpac thai
he will favour the plan and dens OF each party, and
they supnor, him at present because tn not ye,
aware what course he intends to pursue.
The new ministers all men Of the Gauch- There
ere Centre Gauche, Extreme Gauche. and the most
Extreme 5uche-for we have Dupin, Dupont. and
Benjamin Constant. Yes, sniania Constant is Minis.
ter; he 10 Counsellor of State and President OF the Gem
mittee OF Legislative and Admin traive Justice. DO
blame the King Tor this On the contrary, NJ. Com
ant is able Legislator aud clear eaded man. Yet
The minis ry j. odd medley. We have the Duke OF
Broglio, known the e grelt man. than
great himself. W. have Baron Louis. who'e
wealth ia nudo1bted but who has served with all uar-
ties. and has never distinguished hms If in his life
We have Count Mole the friend of Pczzo de reos.
and there be SONS who say ,hat he ia namei L, pleae
Russia, and 10 to that Power that her policy and
Interests will no, be dsregatded. Count Mole also wa.
friend OF Narolaona vin-n, stickier for Legitimacy
at least the legitimacy Of the Emperor" aud could
not bear the ida OF the throne Of F,aace becoming
cant as he expressed il, put up to auction" Ask
o1e thousand people well informed and reading people
mean, in France, who IS Count Mol and what are
his pin ciples, and out Of the thou4and
than person shall he able to give you any account
OF him. Then have -bastisni giant among dwarfs
and al all times. But he stands al me in
the Cabi' ct, and will second his measures rx-
cent those which simply tend tn the Improvement of the
Marne. Perhaps Dupont lie l'Enre will go far Sc
basiiani in most things but in the Cabinet they will b.
in the minority.-Beeiies these mn have LATTE,
who is rich banker an Casimr Perrer, anoher great
capitalist. The people &c Why bankers, who play
in Tie funds should be Ministers OF Sate? aud the PEG
pie at the Bourse very jealous in iced. and
6 til ere hing preven' Three per Cents h.
ing raised TO 30, depressed Co." do wholly
aeree ~ tn them, though MIR Rohschild supports the
rarity OF The 4" Dssene
Yet, if the whole OF France could he poei, there
would undoubtedly be large maio y Grcludoe tn"
INDECENT and lille people, in favor 81 the present Minis
try. have obj con 10 the men--nor trying their
mrasures-hut coutess thai | expected to have seen
more talent, and the greater harmony Of interests ia
the first Ministry of Loui- Philip King of the French
But let us examine their neasures. The ROYAL Guard
il Dissolved, and the army paced under good reguls
tions.
The Roya'st Ultra Roy,'ist Pretc ,s Ayors ard
oher local officers named by he last Mint try. have
heen dismissed. ard new st Of m~n have been APP
pointed to replare their But thcI- nominations do nj
sa'isfy the rGyOluti"nis!s. Those named all
mod rate inen-ovsrs of Royalty AID the od Charter
though tyranny and oppo. the faction o.
P-yro'net and POlgpac. This is wise, temperate and
us because IL is in perfect k"eping with the
pursued aud proposed by he King and the Cham
her OF Deputies. Bot. the oh~r hand, there he
nv who cay, " We dill not iPht 10 have such men in
office We fought for such mrn BaVoux, Lafayette
and Sebastian"
The rauk Of Adm al has been eatahli he'd in the Va.
Tne, and the brave AMI popular Vice Admiral Duperre
has created the fret Admiral and Peer of France
This measure OF Justice and an act of prudence.
Every who thinks must approve it, A new law
has been propo.ed pos,p ming the per DDS which
l. necessary by the existing law to register ,he names
of all the eec'ors of Frame in each wear and the max
ing up Of the Jury ss This law was rendered
by the interruption ocrasioned by the las Revolution
The measure il entitled TO praise.
Another law has alSo been proposed 10 the Chamber
ef Deputies, of iransi,ory nature il il 10 provide for
the election Of Deputies in the Departments until the
great new Election Law promised by the Charter,
shall have been proposed and passed BY this transit
tory law the double vote ia virtually abolished and the
Advertisement to draw lots for the right OF naming
tie Deputies, hitherto elected by the Grand Colleges
Many Deputies have reigned. Many elections have
been annulled measure will soon be proposed COM
polling all DSpuiss not actually prevented by illness
from attending TO attend and take the oath Of allegiance
before certain day; and all who do not attend by
that time (unlcss oxcused) will be declared longer
Deputies. The vacancies go occasoned will then be
filed up Immediately by the Elsctors. 1t il then pro
posed to pass general Law OF Elections-to vote the
Budge-then TO Dissolve the Chambe- and have a No "
General Elecon--and then 10 leave il 10 that nsw
Chamber If the poors elected for tbs purpose TO follow
up the principles NJ the Revolution and give 10 Franc.
the aws promised by thu Charter, and such other
laws as the French people, through their Representa-
lives, may judge desirable.
This ia posi- ion to-day. Our foreign relation. are
involved in ohscntlV The new King limited vestsr