Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1830-04-23

dcd Let the country also decide between the sar,e
con;cnaog parties. The object of the Address is OBJ
tanned The Chamber declared its divorce from the
Ministry, and the Crown has dcc:eed it. In this
sense was the Address received. III the rcpiy, The
privileges OF the Chamber were not contested nor
was its frankness blamed. The answer is ,kcn per-
cctiY constitutional, 1t IS an npci, bot solemn ac
acknowledgements OF the rights founded by tho Charter
bnt white acknowledging these rights, the Crown
persists IN its opiuion aud its WILL It had ryht to
declare ITS VIII; we may regret that it exercised this
right out we do not contest it, lie Gio6e.l
tis reported that Odcnnance the NJ the
Chambers was signed yesterday at four O'Clock According to
June and according others, til the m of Sen,e,rhs q i;
generally believed that il the interval the fs,s ~ D
,cs VIII ne dissolved OF the Kno a, e.s ,,hn
lzs conclusion ,at such present n,en,ion ne b S
Gu ~ Is stated that III de Chabol has i'm conseoemce te
c mat he WI refuse sign tho Bons Roua,ir
r. VIC expenses CT the Alsetine exrciilonS d
Ne poIos1on Of the Chamber Deputies would be fatal
ior II would afford time the King to renec
"ni discover the real interests of the country The dis
solution would :un them more prounv as il Yn,, i h
means oil sending INFO the Chaie hundred al uonai ON
Jao, =, III ei'aes case France nns' be the gamer
no DISCUSSION has ever shown advantage than the
Oh Tue defenders of the Thronea strength derived
from sense of duty and founded uon the pures and mos
Gn'u'ona! doctrines The adoption of this uso!en, ad.
artciay TO congratulate themselves is a of seeing the
oil Sovernmen placed in clear point # view be.
with the Elective Chamber as is now composed Y.s,erdav
he Revolution ventured TO address Throne in n,enacs
WIN an aspect OF deil1uce To-day,
ana thoushtfl 1t is amazed, aud wonders how il could
l moment hope for the uiup of its projects What has
sli happened 10 cause 50 sudden and complete change!
e acl mas been Perfnledce word has s,oken The
Monarchy whose long suffering exhausted has
inc sense OF its rights and strength Its strength and rights
nave prevailed as tEoy will always prevail was i'm the
face OF day seated on his Throne. rroundc By the fine
onar'es of State and the aendan;s OF his Person. thai the
hS addressed TO men, OF whom criminal and others
mconsdeIatc the words tim, sufficiently ,ha, ter
no TOR them but in repentance and amendment The
anaEch'cai party congratulated each other the wisdom, of
sir measures the dignity of their conduct aud ,er nob
address But an hour after, the Capital knew on which ss
we're nobcneSS and dignity The 18th OF March is dc ned q,
mark rew in the Monarch The Deputies came % die
aie aws-'nhy wen, away receive orders-r D,nn.an
Honor be 10 the Ministry who opposed the Address for ,
deserve wei OF their frucc aud their cona,ry They hay.
been defea,ed but There are glorious
well as ins!oous tr,mphs They have been overcome b
numbers, !u, not by arguments The Opposition were con-
cious of their force, and as the result, could no, hs
they eager vote and reluctant to discus &c Th
dress has been adopted and is known to the pub,;c The nv
adse Of 70 f he as sG The whole nation liberty
constitutional For our part, we reject the Nation viii
reject it. Blu, Why should VIC dwell IL The Kings Wis
dom has decided tine question: the father of the co,n?rv b,
spoken! lie, he silent both the Address and nv h
ona@ Ths m existence is al an
rious. The Revolution has ceased 70 er;s,, W.
did not expect less from Charles X. who. from Tho
very commencement of the RevoI,ls ion nro,estod
against new and mad schemes. His wisdom bo,y.
ever wen coIaprehended the evils which for long
period bore heavily upon society. Neither b;ss
nor heart was shut against the Just Complaints of
the people, but he knew that the remedy for the NH
nc calaIlies was not to be found in violent reform
IS TINS Prince as King that the Chamber of De.
puties have had the courage to reprimend ~ -.
own palce!-This rashness has already received, =
.ecompense, and 1t will yet receive others. l. s for
charles to prese. We entire the dignity ofthe f,rou
ihe King has suffered the Dcputstion csu CL.O,In,
OF Deputies to approach the foot of his Throne
who refuse to concur with him in promotirg tho
prosperity of the nation-IIe has even heard their
strange language, their rash circumstances and
to speak plainly, their cupabIe insults. Such ia ,he
grand spectacle which our Sovereign has offered to
fiurope. Royalty was unmoyed, although the Row
eutlon probably thought that the King of France
would have thrown in the face of the Speaker N
harangue which may be deemed rebell,pns IT,.
the power OF Royalty displays itself RoyaJ;s,s
lei us noast that we have King who knows his
rights and the due exercise of his authority ,, '
(Qnotidienne.l
From Tie London Morning Pest of March *
ne violence OF language which The Ministers of the k;.,
o. france ana not his Ministers only, but himself and his
ona'y ocirs daily ncuca;ed by large pronor,o Of ma
efch periodical press, viewed by many persons as the
runners of some great national conyision as the
gathering vi sods in The political horizon which prepare
announce an Overwhelming and rnous tempest And
do not share the dark and melancholy So
winch the present aspect position, deeanor Of political
parties IN rance have given rise in the of many incl
from distance vel compelled to confess that Wv ua
our exemption from the pain and anxiety which The vision o
.t haa lutuy must nac principally If entirely to
e neiief mat there peculares in the
am aiona Of the French people, that viii no,
allow us IN their deuce that conclusion which II The
same symptoms exhibited elsewhere wsld be Iaai,inas
end unavoidable The French nation, whole have no
distinct intelbe tangible grievance calamity nothing in
the nature OF positive and sensible evil inflicted by the Gov
eminent, and coming home the business and booms of ia
Subjects to complain Of This decisive The
Of the FIencb pess-anguage which would have been 50
long and generally psssgsred n had found ACCEPT
able to of the people, appears nevertheless to be
tomato OF approaching rebellion And we then in DEF
ance of all eason Of all experience all phlosophy
history imagine ihata nation will take up against its
rulers without grievance or suffering goad them to this
the last csource of suffering humanity against oppreson and
nisE9c Or how shall we reconcile these apparent conrad
tons How account for press, unquesIonably ropuIs,
breathing the spirit ofnsmfecon and still retaining or
sing its popularity while the people addresses have NOT
grievance or suffering to endure which could induce any bt
maniac expose his person the slightest or shortest hnz
ara or serve any rational excuse even 10 himself
for breaking the head of single of Inc gems darss ~
me windows o single Magistrate i, only in France that
such problem could says asen is hy referrt
petuary in the national character of France oov Ina, IL n
SHVea me vivaciy of expression, the intensity Of feeling
e zadous recurrence to FIRST principles, no settled eo
Vernnen' actually existed in France which man who taxes
up French paper fail to remark denote no doubt The
hevn The