Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1830-10-08
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The Prcsdent-it appears 10 that on this occasion
the Chamber ought TO nominate commission, which
will bring up this report at the first sitting.
The Due dc Choseul opposed the nomination of a |
Commission, because the Chamber not tdicially |
constituted
The Due de Cases thought that the Chamber had al
ways the right TO order the of of its members
and voted for commission.
Nj. dc Ponteculant-Ihc Prince dc Polignoc has not
been arrested as Peer of France, but Minister
the signer of ordinances. l know not whether the
Chamber has right 10 mix itself up with the question:
but do not oppose the commission.
The Chamber unanimously decided that commission
OF seven members should be chosen. Lots were inme-
diaeley drawnb the President, and it will make its
report the sitting.
General Lqfayette.-At the public dinner at tho
-mason's Tavern London in celebration of the tri-
umph of Freedom in France Sir Francis Burdett, the
Chairman, made excellent speech, in the of
which he thus eulogized the patriotic veteran Lalayelte
''There individual that stood foremost at the
period, and demanded of them the highest tribute of
their admiraon he the brave, the generous, the
humane Lafayette His name stood foremost in history
as great and good man. lie seemed as ii he had NOR
tined himself OF all unsocal feeling. He reminded him
Che Charman) of what Cardinal Wcolsey said when
addressing his faithful follower, Cromwell, Love thy
self last This appeared 10 be the principle upon
which the gallant General 10 whom he referred con-
stantly acted Again Woolsey says TO Cromwell, THAT
corruption wins not more than honesty SO appeared
to think Gen. Lafayette. His first acquaintance with
the name of that gallant and humane while
reading an anecdoe relative TO the American war, in
which he was represented as saving u wounded Eng
sh soldier from the effects Of the American soldiers
fire. when his (tho solders) comrades had fled, and
when he himself was unable TO make any resistance.
lie really believed that the character of Lafayette
the most perfect in the world.'
We can state fact, which is no less true than re-
markahle that from the 3lst of July last the 18th of
August there has not been either murder robbery
committed in Paris! What people the people of
Paris and what success the agtators who seek
lead this heroic population astray, expect?
[yIeSSGger des Chdn5res.
PARIS, Aug. I6.-Instcad of Messrs. Tamissier and
lavaette, who formed the private cabinet of the Minis
ter do Dplfsr Afnla lae ttnlA
Brisson who recommended by ten years service in
the United States, and mission ably conducted the
republics OF South America; NJ. Emanuel Grouchy who
has distinguished himself in many embassies, and NJ.
Max dc Bazancourt.
He has also completely changed the first political
board TO which are conided the most important affairs
of Europe; those of the Cabinets of London Vienna
Bertha and St. Petcrsburgh Nj. de Bois lie Comte is
succeeded by Nj. Surrurer who displaced in 1915,
for having hoisted the t-cooured flag during the Hun
drcd Days; the Niscount de Flavigey, by NJ. Cinat,
an old clerk in the Office and Nj. de Circourt by NJ lie
Clerc.
We regret to state that during the late disturbances
in Paris great deal of machinery was destroyed by
the workmen, whose rage appeared TO be particularly
directed against the machines used for printing. In the
printing Office Of NJ. Taard several were destroyed;
anu al NJ. Seligne's the mob broke 10 piecesa
printing machine which cost 80 OOof They went n,xt
to the Office OF the Constiuonnel the purpose of de-
stroying the printing machines butt being represented
TO them, that the journal, which their best friend
sisted
V,sh of Tt'orEmen to the Prefecture efMe Police
a out two O'Clock this day boiy Of workmen, about
400 in number, repaired the Prefecture OF Policr,
where they arrived in tho groaest order, formed 10
battalion four in front, AMI carrying at their head f
cooored flag. On reaching the court OF the Prefec-
tnre they ranged themselves in the form OF hois.
shoe, still in the most petfec der, and few Of the
worknen in the name OF the res, aked 10 speak with
The Project. Nj. Gitod de rAiR went immedia, 10
them. They received him uncovered, with the great
est respect. and the Same who stood forward a,
the representatives. OF their comrades stated tho
| thy magistrate the ohje Of their visi'.
required, IN
should be adopted to remove from Paris tho foreign
wo'kmen, whose presence, in great numbers, they al
iedged to be injurious 10 the French artisans. Ii APP
Peared from The terms in which this verbal petition
wa. delivered that the Piran workIuen regarded
the hscian' as foreigners, being led into this mistake
10 doubt, by the German accent Of those industrious
men.
The Project after listening tenveIy 10 the observ-
,ions Of the workmcn, neglected nothing to convince
them that their request could not he complied with not
only the of liberty, which Paris had con.
qnered for tsei alone, hut with reference TO the inter
rs's OF the woikRon hemseves, who would be injured
by renour cling competition which excited emulation
end nvigorated French industry by the secrets ii Dor
rowed from foreigner. Alter being generous and
brave, it 10 be said 20 the Partisan worknien
"Why have you suddenly become unjust? What
would you say rrprisals used at London, Berlin
and Vienna, and all the French who have settled 10
those cities, with their families expelled? For
| every hundred foreigners you might expel from
France, you would get back hundred FTenehmen.
You would thus be cruel without lettering your sus-
ton
"hbanlou then, pretension which you certainly
have not brought forwafd Of your accord, and TO
which you have doubtless been instigated hy who
thirst for troubles who hate the liberty you have pur.
cbsse with blood, and who hope, through the
means OF disorder, 10 e-essbsh the system you have
destroyed by your heroic courage. BE our guard
af ans 61ous enemies who in order 10 deceive you.
affect to speak for your advantage, but whose councils
are only neachsry Measures are taken to sseu,o you
employment Then redouble your industry. aud sur
pass the foreign woikmen instead Of driving them
whish would be on your part confession OF rfsrioty
by working better than they, you will have reason
to fear them; that s the way to render their
pei ion Of TO importance. To hsrn 10 thai
way arosl honor, worthy OF men who have shed their
blood Tor Che freedom OF the country"
The workmen, who OF sense, felt the
justice Of this reasoning, AMI Withdrew In ibs Lsst
der.
| Aooog the inhabi ants Of Paris who fell in the late
conf Ct Limy,ih ,Opreior Of scientific Jour
mel OF 'nrne celebrity. Ths gentleman received
ket hall in the breast from which he died dAys al
terwsrd' afs having exclaimed Ddce et deco, unl
est pro pGfrid mOrg and he wss buried with military
hnnors According In the French custom, funeral ora.
ton pronounced hi iombby the ysican who
ate nded him, d.. Coscr We have extracted pat OF
med in Paris preserve order and TO up
port the kissing G1vernment--
\ ''And we gentlemen, who still stand near the re
not learn over vi, grave. Wa may here lean, that
victory TO be complete must he unsulsd; and hat AZ
have been strong ought also to BIZ uagnanimous
and just DAspoism i nos The only enemy Of the ga
cred lights Of humanity, for anarchy Is hundred
times more cruel.
/ awe swear then by you, noble remains Of bro
Their we swear In be united, and to ss, IN million