Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1830-10-04

bee, the .nnporter of public .-(Prolong
ed applause.J -.
! These pfoposi,lons an the Peersge were
further discussed by sevsrsl Of tine distinguish
ed members of the Chamber, ihey "e's
supported OH the ground that me ese.'eo ~
the Ex-king in ,he creation oil ohle"es :" ~
for polifical and cabinet purposes, was "s'o'"-
lion of the regular power, when dei"ahoea
remedy, called for by the voice oil 'he 1sop'e
and hat the power to create Hrfed''a'y Leg"
lators by the Executive authority, was SO uaes-
tionable ~ 10 demand discussion by t1e 'nah,
bers after the excitement oithe prfs'"'aay "a'
subsidized.
Tar. Twill be recollscted that the Chamber
of Peers did not concur IN these pfo.sioas
but king Louis pHLIlrE has u in MS pre-
rop a,ize either 10 continue or remove the rae's'
who were the objects of the propodions'
Several other propositions Tor The amendment
OF the charter were agrcedtn. Inc ioho~mg
are the most important - MOI o's'Rn "o'pa
can ever he admitted into the service OF inc
State without an express law ne suing OF
the Peers are 10 be in public, IKE m"se on
The Chamber OF Deputies France resumes
her CO, purs In future 90 other eoohaoa sna''
be worn bull the tri-coloured QUE.
Several propositions we're reJ 'cied III
ganizanon of the Judges and another, thai
those in office should no, hold tnef onees over
SIX months, uneas reappo,nied-
The cues ton was then taken on the PROPOSE
ton in gross and adop,cd-2l9 10 80. Many Of
the M embers refusing To vote
II was ihen ordered INT IN ihure Messages
aud not Addresses, he presented 10 the Execn-
tive Powers.
Shor " after, the Chamber proceeded on foot
to the PAlais lioyal, "a present IT'S proceedings,
by Message, TO the Lleutenant General OF The
Klngdo
SITTING OF Aua. 10. NJ. Lafitte, Vice Pres'-
dent. IN the shan.
NJ EUsEpE SALyERrE assembled the tribune
in supnorl OF tive accusation he had introduced
on a former day -
" The Chamber accuses Of high treason
the Ministers who signed the address to the
King, and the Ordinances oil 10th July ieoo.
Grntlemen, said he, when | present myself
to accuse men, WHOM defeat ms complete a'
deserved has hurle4 rom their height OF power,
| experience sentiment which, am sure, VIII
find "A sympathy IN your minds. think OF
their misery ADD II this thought has not stop
ped me ~ the execution Of a sacred duty, II I'M
poses me the obligation 10 ask myself, ~
eve,y step, IT the memory OF our slaughtered
mind and If the men whose cuIpab'lity pro.
claim could not find in their con lectures the
hatred whien pursues them--he horror winch
overwhel,ns them. Faithful to this obligation,
| shall obieio your appreciation, and that OF
the generous people whom have the honor
10 represent the people thirst for justice aoh MOI
FOR vense The Session OF 1922 finished
profound ealm--a Session fruitful ~ luminous
discussions. which only had FOR their result pro-
misses and explanations. THIS i. all that the
Chamber had obtained from the crown, ant.
let Us confess tall they had asked. In Inc
hope that SO many modification, would carry
their fruits TO the following Session. the people
| re osed for The future on opinIons which they
were determined 10 think good and pure. aud
on truths. the evidence Of which must terminate
by striking the eye, most obslinai,ly closed
against HE leht. With labor and ind isiry,
order aud tranquility reigned. The most rest
less, the most suspicious police could never
discover, in any point, the least symptom OF
trouble or disobedIence 10 the laws Never was
reign more peaeeable---ne'e WAS throne
less mensced with storms. II was NJ tins mo
ment that the Ministry was entirely changed
The impatient Interpreters of the hnti-naiioh'i
! fasiion announced 10 us that the line oil tbe
new Ministry was the overthrowlng OF all our
liberties. | will not recall 10 you fatts OF
eiBni N'"P''"
IN the midst of the utmost disquiotudes,
and yet peace was not broken for single mo
ment The orator, after having recounicd the
events which marked the opening OF The SEES.
sions Of 1880, recalled the energetic address
of Tue Chamber, IFS disolu ION, mud the appear
ance in the council OF The crown ola man OF
sinister celebrity, whose unme recalleh 10
France the events OF colmar, the law OF The
right Of primoge ,itnre, the law termed that oi
justice and love, the dissolution of tho Nation
al Guard oi Paris, the massacre of The hne 81
Dcns ia 1927. The orator then raced table oil
acts OF this drploraDIc Ministry their conduct
towards the legal fpnct,ooarrs the circulars
sent to alarm the electors The elect oil 'hesf
circulars; and the election Of nontanbaD
arrived at The last moments ofihe existence OF
the Polignac aud Peyronnet ministry.
NJ Eusebe Salverie con,inued--E Europe CON
iemplated Us Europe vii say, aud pfoder-
" will repeat, thai on the part OF Francs, no
extra legal act, no hostile demonstration hah
given grounds for the coup d'etat which was
struck, and, nnder which the national i'oeiues
or the mosarchy must have fallen. The report TO
king. and the ordinances Of July %, are present
Ia all minds must observe that The ordi-
nances we're the consequence oI the fePoif' sign
ed by the whole Ministry they are, hs wen
as the repori the work oithe ministers, anu 'pey
are respon ,ibie for them. The orator the" eh-
patiated on these measures, aah Proceeaen W
say Something would have been wanting VI
the plan ofthe Ministry ifthey had not keptp
the last moment hope OF the public ia'e'y'
THIS they did An the closed letters were des-
Matched to the members Of the two ChamDeis,
called together for The Sd Of August, aud ON
all point. Of France tie Deputies were prepal-
ing their departure, anxious to present mem.
selves at an asst mbly which, mtne op'nlo" o.
the Ministry, had already ceased to ea'S.. u
was thought. sndno, without reason mat this IL
iusory convection was not made Without M
tenlion that the Ministry desired to ieun'te
under their own hand those Deputies whose
loyal vote had offended them that isoies Oh