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


Jusi translated His appeal has boea found to be ir
resistiblc. He says, You have elected me to sd-
minister the laws which You yoursclv have esiso-
lshed, snd to secure the Constitution which you
yourselves have founded have accepted the Of
fee have incurred the heavy responsibility. am
myself subject t, those laws, aud TO that Consnu-
tinn--and am determined that r:'ll have the
reign oflegal order, and tho triumph of the liberty
OF the written law" Aud believe inc, france WILL
say "Amen" to this righteous resolution, and the
cause of the KING of tie French Will be the of
the French themselves, because II is that of order
and libertyi!" From this hour, then, the Govern
ment marches. From this hour the Procedures are
no longer enipty-ths Magistrates will be ut their
posts To- perform their dut.s-the laws will be main
tanned individual mlrigues and local feuds will
be put down by the force Of the very laws which
the people themselves have either passed or appro-
we'd
DO not, however be SUI prsed PROFESSIONALLY sha
have To record the success OF some Revolutionary
Royais's, who 'or few hours or days may succeed
IN disturbing The public peace You cannot suppose
that all these Pie,:s-thesc Jesuts-lhs-e Royas,s
without pensions, and Ultra Roya lists without placc-
these turned off mscrennts, who have been taitening
on tn public they sought attcrwa rds to murdrrthes
Protects, late Protects and Mayo-s-thcsc Ex-Attor-
ney Generals and Couscllors of Sta,e-thcsc packct
handkerchiefs OF Rnyaly and appendaees to the
Cmrt-thcse Peers who are now Mislets, and these
Deput'ee, who will soon become the mere shadows
OF their former grca,ncs-.hese Cour,iers, without
Cou t-these hangers on for place, without peg to
hang their hopes upon-thesc bafiled and defeated
aspirants for military rank they did no, merit. and
maritime honors which they ought never to have OPP
pied for-thes sluecurists whose ewes stood out with
tatncss, whilst their neighbours sweat purchased
them dali. Injuries, say you must not expect that
all these panPered, wicked, perverted, base and lost
spirits shall be thrown at once the surface of
French socicty and yet that there shall be no pot.
house conspir0c es-no cabaret dr, cussuns-no wine
house pol tic ans-no attempts TO govern reason by
orce, and to establish the rule OF violence for that
law. II w uld be impossible suppose or ina
ginc this. Men have Passions, and men cannot or
viii not restrain them. Avaricc, lust. scnsuaiity
love OF ease, disappointed ambition, and. above all
ftna,icism under the false mask of religion, viii all
be Al work; but do not fear. r will triumph
The laws Will triumph! The cause of tr1e liberty
will triumph. And although the sun NAV be cd
scured Tor few moments, he shall again SHINE
the clouds shall be dispersed, and a ionr summer
day OF genial warmth and light and l:cshai be known
Frauc"!I
One word about the blnquct which has been
given b. the city of Paris General Iaia cite mus.
close this letter The banquet given on Sunday
last at The Hotel de vile, which 1 suppose you
would translate the Mansion Housa. There were
Peers and Deputies, Kings Ministers and Judre.
ruplis and Masters Professors and BarrIstrrs There
were present nearly all Ike great men OF = ancc who
'oVe Noety far dearer than life aud who would per
:er prison and scaiold To subms.iJn to d,sou-
TIC Government. Blu in the uAdst OF all these here
was one mao who was prc-eminGnt. He mad Com
nencedth first revolution, and nad ASST ted IN achey-
ing the last "nen murdes and treason had stalk
ed abroad, and when violence had been substituted
for law, Lafayette had dscaimed any alliance win
such revolution, aud had LETT the shores of his ma
tive land. He had protected Royalty from insult.
ana would hay" protected it again H. was no
reglcido' The lIbcr,y be crcd WIS Tot the painted
har'ot but tho coy m ildcn--and With his name was
associated all that was vlr'uous and great in the
hrst rench Rev rutIon. When fate sad fate
stern late compelled him TO quit the country he 40
de'Iiy loved ne assisted IN tn" regeneration ofthe
-tcrnla 10 fret De-,
ed the sovereignty Of the people snd the rrhts of
man; andatcrwarGs returned o Franco % enjoy the
blessings OF a limited Monarchy and represent, alive
institutions Again. and yc, again. has hi exinrtcd
the VI atcd Bourbons to adhere to he Chartcr-o
govern with the lawsto put tIeir confidence in the
people, to march with the age in which they lived
anu TO open their eyes to all that was passInc arosnd
them But his counsels were dist ruscG his opinions
despised, his advice rejected and Lafaye,te lives To-
witness all his predictions ACCOMPLISHED and h,mseIf
the General IN Chief of The National Guard. When
his health was proposed, $40 guests received it with
acclamatlons, which were indeed long ere they sub
sdcd me old man then rose. lie was quite over
come The past. the present, and the future, we're
AL before MN lie nobIy yielded his reDubhcanisn,
and supported Constitutional Monarchy He ex
horted FrcnchmeE 20 unity, and prayed them moi 10
endanger that Which they had gained, By seeking af
ter imaginary good, or distant benefits Honor 10
such men! History will do them Justice Your
o''o'en' SERVANT o. p. Q
There have been made, and are making great ex
crtons by the lost faction create among
the working classes, and TO stimulate them TO commit
excuses Hitherto these efforts have been abor,ryr
although Illegal PROFESSIONS and illegal meetings took
place even yesterday. III there has been M vio
l"nce-no attempt to ntmidatn the civil or militia
Iy forces or the Government; and all mas been con-
Hneu 20 cfrs' shouts, singing, and speeches But I
even this state Of things could not be permitted ia
last Pic Government has therefore. with an on.
ergy ond talent which confer it great credit taken
various means TO pre"cnt repetition or OF increase
OF these disorders. On Monday hi. Majesty iuonir.
cd through various channels the. ground of com
PLANT and feeling assured that want Of employmen,
alone induced great number Of ndividuals to bo !
scduced by the bad Councils of those who 90 ,bon,
and give away money. scdtous books and invite the
workmen to resistance, determined AT once upon resort
to some plans for afDrdng relief Accordingly his
Majesty listened to the application Of tho Wmncin,I
Authorities of Paris for loan Of two millions of
francs (8OOoot sterling for four years. ut 4 per
cent interest, TO be applied forthwith in tho car
r 81 M nm nf yoofn MI =