Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1830-11-02

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temperate; but the public blanc f. tho nrosoc
ton and infinitely more h. continued resistance oftb.
c'hl"or OF hnntles! ct the Ministers do not bcnr
ms H. not icei ms and they affect to believe that
France IS satisfied remaining stntionarv and H.,
France only desires peace and tranouilit, Tbs i;
the great mistake. France does not dcsir. war Gnr
the s'te oi war nor commoton for the sake nj rom,
motion, but the millions would prefer both tho ono
ana the other To that sad state of mistaken nol;cv
which the present Administration has adoded~ny,
rom want OF PATRIOTISM but from want of power.
not from bad principles but from mistaken notions,
ana not from wish to tyrunnlzc but from an igno'
rance OF how To govern.
Franco requires hat the Revolution should be fol-
.|"eu up NJ Ministers call that demand a love
" " "'u'C"Y' Inc people call 1t love of liberty
france requires that al her institutions shoud besr
one upon the other The Ministers call This n love
o, chaHSe' whilst France calls love ofconsstencv
france requires that young France-the France of
io"o-Shoud be represented at home and IN f,,o;o,
Courts, whilst the Ministers meets This h, ,oIs "
ing Prince Taleyrand Ambassador to ENGLAND mi
by arrestng the President and Secretary Of the 6r.
popular society which ha- been established at Pari
90 not approve of these friends of the peopIo b,
remember the motto nave prcfixeI to this Iet,or
and hope with me that the liable hand" NAV va, l.
louhu winch shall steer the State between Scvlln
Your obcdient servant OpO
From a correspondent Of the London (,o,,;e,7
,, "PARIs, SEPT 6
Attention has been excited in Parl, Inv NJ H.,
pm defence OF himself against the attacks of sevc.
- III the GarlSlln Press. A lam
rom NJ Dnpn has been distributed with tho TovrnI
oeS DeOdts, organ of the moderate Liberal nat i
SoHs'u'feu as favorable to Ministry II wo'iJ
VIC Iy 'chiohs 10 enter into the argument of tho han,
orabie and eloquent Deputy. NV oninion 0 non t
his answer is Of nature that clca RS him con,. ,a
of blame. ' 'o"P'cteiy
Another question that has much more divided tho
op'ionS OF ne Partisan Liberals, is the appointment
VI fflhce IaIleyrand as our Ambassndor nj your
Court. THIS nomination has occosioncd 49, 49,
deal "i angry discussion II is generally cons;ereJ
as tne symptom OF "A complete victory obtained bv tho
moderate and rather atistccratical mari Of o 90 o
met headed by the Duke de Broglie, over the moro
decided and democra'lcal part headed bv tho Kaonor
OF the Seals, Dupont de L'Eure. more ada,
DtP"'H'ate person better acquainted with the MR.
comet of diplomacy, more keen and wittv No.;
"tor, our Government could not have chosen; but II
must DC allowed on all sides that 1t wouh b,vc
oeeh extremely easy to have selected n man of much
mo'c PoAtcai integrity and moral consistency than
the ancient Chief Chamberlain of Charles Y
"Our Alng continues 10 enjoy great populo ritz.
Dn me faPlsans ar, not yet accustomed To the slrbt
OF I\ing walking the streets n simple boutreoise
Ills AaJe7ty is instantly discovered and surrounded
by tina populace amidst loud acclamntions W.
shall III time learn o let KING eniov without mol
cSthton' the common privileges of any other gentle
man In fact, the simplicity of his attire and ret
nue. nue. excite from The people very shrcwd remarks
Philip the First was crossing The Place do Gave in
an open Calechr. without sotlierv or rmoroI ho,r
INC OF any knd-'A Ia bonnie hcurc! exclaimed n
man from the middle ofthe mob VOLTA TN ro oui
" d pas air q uh rol. Several Courts of Europo
VIII not consider this u com,l nrnt
we have Just received the news of the onnoir,
ment OF a Protestant. NJ. de Castelnau a. Maror of
MontpeHcr. Two centuries have elapsed since any
r"'est1n' had been named to that important func.
uoh' " nave yet the dismal spectacle of burials
OF the wounded III glorious revelution -Eyon
now soldiers of the ancient Royal Guard and cti
Zens OF Paris die in the same day. Several NOR
tai wounds were received By the military in conse-
qnchce OF the people loading their guns with eadeu
printing types instead Of balls which wer. per,,
scarce IN the first day of the Instruction" '
mere are some f cnchmen in whom the hnbts of
p"hteheNs are strong that occasion do thew de-
v'a'e from them During the recent revoIi,ion
inc rooms occupied by an Eaglsh gentleman who
resided at Pans visited by some Proncbnen oF
respectable appearance, who after having knocked
al ms door aud apoogized for the instruction begged
IN the most polite manner,-that he would nernit
mem 10 shoot a lew ) wlss from the window He
o"hu Sca'ccy nave refused any request urged in go
easy and polite manner, "Most willingly oon
uenen as many as you please was the repiv rTbey
accordingly stotioned themselves at the windows and
uid shot a lew Correspondence of the Examiner
DUKE OF BRUNSWICK
mo Tunes thus enumc rates the provocation which
aG leo To the overthrow of this young puppet of the
Iioy Aulance:-lle has refused to sanction tbc
constitution given to his states by his uncle and
GUARDIAN George "; he has continued In time of
peace the oppressive taxes which were imposed du
ring season OF war; he has arrested The most no.
w u MS people without, ral he has dsregarded the
Judgments OF the tribunals and directed their decrees
TO be torn IN pieces aud thrown in the face of tho
Judges ne has ordered the secrecy Ofcorrespondence
to be violated, and letters to be opened at the post
once ana whe he discarded from his service or ban
ished from his dominons the most respectable servants
OF The state he employed as Ministers persons whose
only recommendation was q blind subscrv,ency TO his
IaPrlces In short. he would seem TO hive been n
lna OF immature pendant of Don Miguel the hopeful
lord Ut P"r'ugn'
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