Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1830-12-07

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.oin,on OF the Chamber aud the suspension of the
freedom Il the Pres.
IL va. asserted that the establishment Of Psevotai
Courts "ss 10 have completed the
system; was even said tbs, oTisrs had been given in
d'efent Depm,meuts for their organ eaton, and the
person. who were to have Termed part Of them
nave h'en named Your Committee tbis part oi
The suJsct have ony collected slight trace. for at the
ouice ot thu Minister oil Justice all the Papers have
ieuts SsnytauS. 20 whom spp'ics'ion ha. been made
declared that their predecessors in abandoning The
posts had soyei eve,y hing tha, couii have com
prom led eihsr themselves or The preceding Aamiui.-
traitor.
The Cabinet considered it sxpsdien, that IN .,e ex.
'tao',ins'y measures should he preceded by sort oil
trp2sS al he g'onnds OF them Ia the Report to the
King. The Ex-Mrisets in rus,oiv asree In s,a,ioy
ID he i'a oi hs Report did no, enter into IN. mind
~ the Con"", III a''sr the principle and even the an.
ing o. the Ofdopnanees had been Iesclv,J on NJ Chan
te'avzs was charged 20 draw il up which he did not
hesia'e :" svow This document is manfs s,o ,gainst
me f,i'd'ce' tress, which. among rnauv other pre-
,ens'd ni.'red', Ne author particularly charges with
ha'ingcsilei forth address which attacks the pr.
'osauses o. The Throu'; with hsvng set up az q
p'ne'p tie te-e'ec'ion of the 22i Deputies OF whom
had become the work; sut having aggravated The
insult winch bsse Deputies had Offered TO ,he King by
h,ir pretended refusal ri concurrence. The Report
concludes with these terrible WORDS The momen,
mas come TO have Tccoure to measures, which enter
wittin tbs split Of the Charter. buI which sr- beyond
The bounds OF legal order; all tho css OF which
have been iruitisssly exhausted"
The OrjonnAnc.s rel,tiv- to tbe new Il C oral avs
TEN, that which the ice dom of the p,es and
inc report ct The King, signed by all the Ex-
Ministers lre-en The two Ordinance Tor the die
souion 81 ths Chamber and The eouvooa,ion Of liz
new Z ies's and the Chamber, were signed by
Nj. le P-y'onnet alone
Bat 10y the effect OF an inconreiyatl mrs oceu,st,,
a. '"s "me ,h4' our sentative order over
thrown and 'hs electors and DEPUTIES w-rv incapaci
JARED. the feifTe' closes which it is customary Ia adj
o'es' 70 's s'tsr, To summon them TO assemble, were
sent on, aud the r.ssnistive chosen By tbs ma i'm
on their from all parts to the pests where thev
we're called by their du,i-a were OILY jnf,rn.d an
he Ord ,~t,i. ~
wa' natural TO suppose, that the coincidence of the
n,'pach ~ th"se letters with the dis .ou,ion of th-
Chamber ehoud give rise 10 suspicious it wac natural
10 suro.e that the intention oil the Cabinet had bee
TO call ihs Deputies from hyir departments and bring
mem 10 Paris in pr-r 10 be able e,sily TO seize
their persons. The Ey-Mini.tefs in cu.tody however,
pe'"g 'n'eFIosa'ed upon this point. replied that he
hngs sgnatnss affixed to the otignsl. OF the leftres
crosses preceded M adoption Of tho pruiec, of die
ton' anu that The dispatch OF the letters according 70
custom; took place in the bureaus, whilst the prose
was still under deihera,on Letu, adn.i-e, however
e oe'cns OF Providence; il to tots forSetiulnesa
indeed, was iorgsiiuln-ss that Fance IS indebted
'or The PROMPT assembly of that ,ueiary power viii
acme in the crisis that took place, could concur 60
n'eIuhy IN her salvation. The % h of July, day
'o' ever memorable IL ths annals of history was
donnsuces. 49, ~
Do moi Imagine, however. that i, was without dread
'na' 'htse imprudent Ministers cjnsummated their
criminal attempt. The depooa OF the man who f,r
var has s"-n the ohcial wines Of all revolu
'nu ei en- Of our errors. depicts too well the d
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over 10 silence. MIR. SAuvo chief ed or of The 8foni
feur received he % h, an unn.ual order to go to
~" ion'" OF 'he ksepr OF tho Seals at eleven o.
v.oek NJ hlght Upon entering his cabinet, lie found
'hat hiiuister in company With Nj dc Monib-l both
i's"'s ihrir heads in melaucholy manner on th~ir
hands The Keeper of the 8 all delivered tb, Or
donnAnces to NJ. Sauve aud told him 10 ook ,hcm ov'r
ana give him an asknowledg meut of their delivery
Ia locking Them over and elancing although very has
"'s' al wha' hey conaised, il difficult, for Nj Sau-
W " conceal his emotion NJ de Monthei remark
1t and said to him, " Welr NJ Ssuvo said o,ly Isv
~o d. bat they were expres.ve p" Mon,eigncur
"od save the King, and God France - A long
fence 'u'ceedSd after which NJ de Moptb.l de-
sreu' OF forcing him TO explain binse IT, saied his
oIher exclamation add NJ Sauvo again repeat Il ih.,
words above slated. He was wiihdrl wing, when NJ
dc Montbel rising hastily, detained him and urging
MN win anxiety, sad, " Why DOME you spsaki'-
So, Uenuenen, said NJ Sauyo, turning round am
ny-sevsn years OF ages witnessed all the days OF the
Revolution, and withdraw with de-p ,error''-The
door vas eut uFon him aud he took publish in the
"hOntfeW h- next ornng, those terrible mantle s,oe
which were 10 shake the Monarchy and ovar,br,r,
'hi King and the Minister'S and yet by the most
promP ana miraculous OF revelations regcnerate our
social order.
The secret had been profoundly kept, and nothing
r,n'pred On the 25fh, the inhabitants Of Paris Learn.
ed on awakening from their ,l.-p th4 ronspir,cv of
t"e htons against the public liberties. Indignation
immediately took possession of al! he and he cour
"geo"s -termna'Ion 10 resist, spread like an electric
P''N' Dat ciii AIRY precautions had been taken; iha
most energetic neasurce had been prepared, to s.rure
ny arms The execution Of The OIdonuances and il an.
pears shat In taking the measures tn. President ~
NC No""Ci' hHn ol-pensed With The participation of bis
core cues; Marshal, tho DUKE de R4gu.s, whose
name fatally celebrated, coulI inspire confidence no
where but at Court, on du Y a. Min. CepsraI
o me Huari2 a. early az July 20 h. he iran emit q
cobhisniIa oTdSr 10 the diT rent chiefs of coros
sucn as IL scarcely ever given exc-pt In the
o. hh .ncmy % snier he most critical ciccumslan
ceJ hts order indicated the various places TO which
~ case OF emergency tic troops should march; he :.
p "ed What he meant by case Of emergency, STATING
10 DC he OedIcS to arms, revolt by armed null
u'""eS ia elmer OF hess two isee the trcnt " re
10 mercH lanediaeiy, with arms baggage and The
requisite Ammunition, 20 the pieces specified, without
"S,hs inr otder,. The troops, 10 either case were
w n' VI ,hei; uhiies coae,and wi their knapsAcks
~ o'uer 10 Uwart the design that might be formed nv
he seoi Ioi'' OF decevirR, by preseang them.sIvss
IN the uniform OF the Guards. Tbs officers h.oai
ceTs and pTiVaes, were 10 forbidden 10 leave thei
n"E'7 to communicate with the inhatiiani, II The
h!nE was 81 81 Coui, The roopI in bi5rsess at me
c '''i'a''e' i'IAn'Ty, cavalry and artillery. r..
Ws'a'ion themselves IN the Champdc Mars the IN.
'efy were 10 detach battery :, len tyouIl ,,ocAsd 20
me C'aWps Eysees by tho Allie des Yenvps and re-
man w column in thu Avsnus de Neuly. Ias.lv
" wac stated lht the aforementioned on duCv
"ou'd deliver seated copy of The conhis ntiaI ordrr
10 me Chie Oh Battalion 10 command OF the tro1r4 at
the barracks VI the Rue Verte and that This officer
woul4 only open it in Of alarm
Thus, Gentiemer, FIVE days previous to the sigma
lure OF TIE OFionnancss, aud queny before the
plan OF them had been de6nitively resolved on the
Duke de kagnSe, IN IOsses Of the confidence OF
the Pri"ce dc ligrac already taking sure. T.
restrain the people Of Plris 20 put down by force
si<n Of these fatal Ordinances began 10 r.c,ivs ia
execution even before NJ. de Pniignac had obtained
thu adoption Of tb I'm by lis coll agns
This ES.Ptesidet OF ID Council pretended IN bis
ezaHinaiion that the confidential ordcr Of the Mar
hai pfeFcDied nothing sutpfisng and th,t the Mao,
(Asua fs.ftl he &C. Ill