Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1830-10-01

silence. J. therefore, declare HAT peer aontiaAt-
ed by thc King, having receiv rover on,ylscuI him.
having tax. oa;h D; fidelity 10 him recognise i,
no prrson TIL right of changing the lws Of my conn
'ry ard The order OF succession, OF declaring the
throne vac2n', aud Offering u 10 any ONE My con
science orsrs me TO vote against such popo. ion &
withdraw" Many peers declared tlloir concurrence
III 'nis uee.r"!Nn, aud followed The eNimnle Of III"
speaker alt is 10 b. ked, says the G. zet,e de
Franc, sand the fact will neither escape France nor ia
ture time, that IL il minority OF The chambers which
has OIL sJ crown TO the Lieutenant G. neral Of IN,
Kingdom. The Chamber OF Dep,i,ies il comrossd o,
43O MEMBER, tb,i Of he peers, 392 total S22. Ma
j'ry 4l2. Ia III chamber OF deputies, 30 vo ed for
the measure, aud 50 IN that Of he peers-lotai ONLY
3OS Another still more important remark il. that IN.
chambe' OF peers oniy vote gslly. when it i.
composed OF on"-ihitd Plus OF It's me,ubcr. 1872
was therefore Necessity, aud there but III
votes"
Frnm the Messenger dos ChOnbrcs
CHAMBER or DEPUTiES-Aug. l3
Nj. IAFIrrE Vice President
Many addresses received from different parts of
France.
NJ Euscbe Salvere ascended the tribune to unfold a
proposition thus conceived:
. The chamber accuses of high treason the ministers
VINO signed the address TO the King and the ordinances
oil 26th July, $780,
Gentlemen" said he "wben present mvs.,rhoc faro
you to accuse men, whom defeat complete as de-
served mas hurled them from their height of power,
experience sentiment which am sure will find sym
patty in your minds. think Of their misery; and If this
thought has not stopped me in the execution of sacred
"nty, IL imposes on me the obligation TO ask myself at
every step II the memory of slaughtered brothers
does not resound too powerfully in my mind and if the
men whose culpahy proclaim could not find in their
conccures the hatred which pursues then-the horror
which overwhelms hem Faithful TO this obligation 1
shall obtain your appreciation and that of the generous
people whom have the honor to represent; the neopc
irt Tor justice and not for vengeance The session of
lS29, finished in profound can-a session fruitful II,
discussions which only had for results promises and x
pianaIious. I his is all that the Chambers had Obtained
from the Crown and let confess it, all they had ask
ed In the hope that many notifications would car
y their fruits 10 the o owing session. the people repos
ed Tor the future opinions which they were deternin.
ed TO think good ard pure, and truths the evidence of
which must terminate by striking the owes most OBJ
snaely closed against the light with labor and indus
try order and tranquility reigned. The most restless
the most suspicious police could discover in any
point the least symptom of trouble dsobediencc TO
ihe laws Never was reign more peaceable
was throne less ncnaced with storms II was AT this
moment that the Ministry entirely changed. The
impatient interpreters ot the antinationa faction an
nounced to us that the line of the Ministry was tho
overhrowing of all our liberties will moi recall to
you facts OF secondary impoytancr eight months elaps.
cd in the midst OF the utmost dsquictudes and vet peace
was not broken foy single moment The orator after
having recooted tho events which markel the opening
oil the sessions OF 1880 recalled the energetic address of
me Chamber, ITS dissolution, and the appearance i'm the
councils of the Crown of man of sinister ceebrifv
whose name recalled 10 France the events of Comar
The law OF the right Of prmogenure the law termed that
ot justice and love the dissolution of the National Guard
OF Paris, the massacre of the Rue ST. Denis in lSo7-
The orator then traced table Of the acts of this depor
a5e Minis'ry--heir conduct towards he legal function
ares the circulars mt TO alarm the electors; the cfc,
OF these circulars, and the election Montauban arriv
ing at the last Of the existence of the Polgnac
and PeSrOnnet Ministry. NJ. Eusebe Salverlc con-
and po5tcrity will repeat, that the part France
no eXtra-tega act no hostile demonstration had Civ
en- grounds for the coup d'etat which was struck
and under which the national liberties the mon
archy must have fallen. The report TO the kim
and the ord nance9 OF 25h JIy, are present 10 al
minds. must Observa that the Ordnancss were the
consequences OF the report signed by the whole Minis
try hey are, a. well he report the work of n.
ministers, and they are responsible for them. TIL
han Npcff liz \ 9
10 saY-S9mehing wonll have been wanting in the
plan Of The Ministry II they had no kept tn the las,
moment hope OF hs'puhl!c safety. This they did; all
the closed letters despatched to the members Of
the TWO mhers, called toy ether for the 8 of August
and s'om all points Of France The Deputies ers pre-
pairing their departure ANXIOUS 10 rros, nj IN. ossivs
at an assembly which, in The opinion of The Ministry
had eady ctasei IN exist was ilouyht and MT
without reason, chat this usory convoca ion was no
made Without intenon-that the Ministry desired 10
rHuhl'e under heir own hand t'ose deputies whose
Loyal voc had c,ndsI them; that a.s of pros. rip,on
We're r. "cy, ard ihai exile, anspo h'ion, and death
were the rcccmperses in store for the vo'ers Of tle
address. An Inquiry will clear I'D iLis fact For ma
gentlemen, should al blu,h, had we hcaiiatsd a,
personal danger when the cry Of combat rescurded In
our ears, hen the biool OF feow-ei:i flowed
for the rAu'e oil liberty. For THE execution of it, tvr,p
nical ordinances The Ministry knew that violence wa
ind'pen'ah"; il was ready to locse upon Va an armed
iorce capable OF represng all rcs,tance AMI alreAd,
charges oil the geudameTie stifed the clarrors con-
plai'ts, and mucmur4, w ch Indignation will oci,
rom d''armed men But the Paris'an people diI not
confine ,hemseves 10 that deno,nina,ion Doaib a.,
amongst all rsnk, aul each of his blows level Il
Ffenchman. To cheek The ef,sion Of blood I, "a,
attempted 10 make The voice Of truth r. arh he Tbr.
DEAN or mt resistance was the only ly to ths Mn
lsiers Thy would no allow words 70 reach ,bc
car =; IN king; il Is impossible to doubt i fer oi
two leagues from the capital they were engaged In
hunting and receiving yisits.
~ Eu'ebe Sdlvsrie reminded them Of the coursgo
and triumph OF the people OF Paris-iis noble dsin
teredness lie recspuld'ed various acts Of the Min
istere and per isting in hs accusation he saidU IL
such acts DO not con'tiue crime and HIGH trroson
zen " re'p2nibiiiy dream, law treason, Justice ?
word" ' '
From all siles-" Supported! supported"
The question then put to the vote and adop,ed
rnaninonsy, With The exception of three members an
the centre 2rOit "
NJ. J'Abbey Dc Pompicres--At this moment tho
Chamber u incomplete, sod we NAV End ourselves ~
some time 100 lie" to deliberate. Under the cirrum-
stances which have just occurred, you have moi beep
able to examine how Ter your powers extended Yom
nave seen the danger, and coufled the reinq 10 tho
hand OF oinZ Prince Now that all ia restored n
ordet--or rather We have not disturbed i've must In
u@ny poVge Tor The reflections made necessary h.,
ne dismissal OF severa members I propose h, The
Chamber ('nnk'ng hertaler express hvO To decree
SONG temporary measures, which, by qa6irg ria NJ
dont ie woes in elections shalI cantTibue Ia 49,
Consh uiioral the replacing Of the di',nj.d
Depu'ieg. " '0 ui''"'Ssou
The Minister n the Inietior--I have IN anno,,,,. ..
the Chamber HAT the Government prorosss 10 -
morrow communication on the subject and TO prs'en,
Pon loT he ttmforary to be atlo ted a, ~
elections about to tase Place-( bravo)
sveFel voices-Wih lho anpihilanon Of the sccool
~ L,Abbsy dc Pomperss deferred hi, proposition.
ard ne Chandler adjont6ed f''''''''
lac Miniefers vyete ali ,gs,.,It-.t