Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1830-10-07

pressed oassclSOs in the sitting OF The IO,h instant,
could have gwen rise 70 any msrcpresenta tion-so
precise ana clear were the words which we also
agreed; oui since there appears To be a wish to
misinterpret the intentions of several umogst us
declare anew that it was only for tho sake of co.op
Grating as Tar as IN me lay with such measures as
were Sciy 10 contribute To the maintenance of order
ard the preservation ofmy country from the horrors
OF anarchy, that determined to remain in the Cham
Der of Peers, aud that in doing | thougb, ;b.t
was obcyng the formal intentions of the Roynl Fsr
lily, to which have avowod an eternal sttacbmcn,
ana which has given us the example of sublime
sacrifices '
Accept tho assurance Of my high consideration
THE Marduis dc ROUGE
we know not continued the Duke de Brogl;o)
w"c'her TINS letter be suhcntc but supposinp Il Il,
" au'"'"tic' gives rise To various observations On
inc ono hand, the wrtor speaks ms # he verc H.
organ OF several of his cooarucs On tho IT,.
he gi"es To speech, which wo ali heard s;n;E.'
lon winch was certainly NOT in the thouyb,s Of H.
Noble Peer who delivered it. In short ,bo ,,t o
OF the letter states, that according 20 his den, 10
has only taken his oath IN obedience In ano,b,, ,,i
in word that he hns only sworn olIcpiancc N Tic
drposed King From this mode of yewinr n,,,i;
unars' we can only conclude that there must be two
oaths OF which one rs superior TO he other and tb,,
the Noble Peer could not have rctracted tho e.
oath, except by the order cf his superior Sov.r.nn
" we were certain that such letter was authenf;
we snouia soon Gnow what We ought to do Al tho
present momen, have only to propose 10 tho Cb,u,1
Der that we should whether this Letter ia anth
tic or not. move that the President be dr,c,nJ
to write to the Noble Peer whose nam, is attached
60 inc potion OF me letter, and to ask him whether
Is authentic Were it authentic, I shoulI Inv.
other proposals to make, and would hay tho hnnae
OF speedily laying them before tho CL,mh Io.
lively sensational e' IA
The Marquis de BaIbc Marbos though, that IN. fh,
ought no, to take notice OF articles the public
Soun, Mole sa this was question an article m IN.
puhc Journal but OF letter publ by one of the
tam its authenticity '' W asoet-
! l'h,
uu W requested 10 write to the Marquis do Rouge to the
effect by ;he Due dc Brogo The Chamber them ad
jouncd ~ "
From The .uoniteur Of Sunday, 4vg 2s-OActaf Par,
REPORT TO The KING
me Sone'. Of STATE OF winch your Majesty been
Of yiew"- ""' &c ''"'''e'e' IN TWO points
AS Council of the Governor
"As Council oi Government its existence has nev,r hs.
attacked, It's utility acknowledged, hut il great ou.,
ton whether the Council state ought 10 enter A. n,sd
ton INTO our Constitutional order Supposns tins h,
decided III me Affirmative another question: equally important
would DC, now tins jurisdiction should regulated and
what guarantees II should olirr to the citizens
have the honor to propose to Majesty, submit these
two questions TO the examination of SPECIAL Comnsson
winch should be directed to propose project of law ON tins
important point ~ " '
"rhe of the Council of State as Council os
Government has been regulated by and last
by that OF the 9th OF November 1928 TnY o,esnzaton
seems defective IN many respects The same Gmm,,s.on
nue mo the alterations required by public inter-
est and the good of the service.
but meantime the resumption of the labours Of
Inc council o. State Indispensable On the one hand an,
course OF puoc justice be interrupted the affairs IN DIS
puie accumulate M the tribunals advocates complain the
Pa'Ies ca LOT Judgment possible TO end the
acuon oi tue COMMITTEES Of disputed affairs than that OF any
other Tribunal TIE Council of state Atom. s
affairs tan The Court OF Cessation the Roya Cor of pa
ne taken together On The nand is no less necessaTv
tal the committee OF the Councils OF State attached 20 the
several ministerial departments should be Immediately placed
| again at the disposal Of the Ministers
"lhese Committees their labouT save dv,son in Zach
department oil the Ministry They prepare the of
public administration and the ordinances on permson
10 WORK mhes territories assurances, dainine narshes
anonymous societies. lesaCIe and
oI inahuac'oc roads, bridges canals, courses the
onuBes OF the conmunes bargains, exchanges
ny on nsaubTous manufactures, and great multitude of an
a!oBous matters BY their veTcation controu thew
ce the Government the bueaux the
overs influences that might affect them aud they strengthen
,e esp"nsbhY oil themselves which, like the Charter will
henceiorth be truth.
'ihey revise the liquidation pensions they resolved Sta
S er redsons the dHculies that arisen either be
tween the Minister'S mixed questions which affect their
pecVe departments, all the incidents which such vas
empire and with such pTodgous multitude of affairs aus
Peh every mOncnt the action of the
the decision OF Ministers legitimate Questions thew study
DISCUSS and draw up the projects Of laws
cvh ana military Subjects which the Ministers think proper 10
sub'nH 10 tne consIdeIa Your Majesty will he sensible
lha' any interruption OF abour mullarous important
and serious would suddenly the movement, of the Al
mnIsration and would neparable injury 10 the most mr.
gent interests OF society tho citizens have
| tho honor 10 propose to your Majesty
-" 10 determine without delay changes m the compo
son OF me Council Of State, which the public and tho
good OF the service render Indispensable
"2 To order that the Council of State he
ued 70 take the oath and 20 its laboTs
"l have the honor he, &c
The Peer q" France, Minister of Public Instruction Pres
iden OF the Council Of State
"Duc 10 BROGLIE"