Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1830-09-24

nai'ena guard and the trtcolored flag. and the pro-
hibit,cn 10 employ foreign troops without Il special
law, are all strpuiatcd.l
The Chamber OF Deputies then adjourned to mcet
AZ O'clock During ehe recess, an immense crowd,
mostly young mrn. had collected in the court, pres
sing TO D the issues Of tho public aud other galleries
and uttcrinT various EXPLANATIONS rs the members
passed. Phsrc vas apprehension the part Of
the members that the multitude had assembled 10 the
purpose OF ntn'dGtinC tho Deputies. Ben ann Con-
stsnt and General Lafayette sevcruliv vert and
dd'esscd tho crowd At huifpes oclcci tic sitting
opened III. LOtitte, the Vice President The Chair.
Phe ahdlcatnn OF Charles was read, and aftcr
some debate, was ordered DO deposited among tho
archives. proposition was then Put and carried 70
present the thanks OF the Chamherto the of PARIS
and 10 request the government 20 erect monument IN
memory ut tho Revolution. bearing ths inscription:
N Ia rifle de Paris, Ia rofrG reconnaissance"
Erected 10 the CITY of Paris by grateful couury
At 10 o'clock NJ. Duo,n Srmir, roen the Special
Committee, TO whom was re:crrcd the proposition
of NJ Bersrd for amending the Charter. made re
port from which make the fclowin. extract
Phe suppression OF Art is not Intended rs IN ut
tack upon the Catholic religion. We ucknowleduc
d declare in Art. = that tho Catholic, ADosoi
and Roman religion is the religion of the majority OF
Frencamrn-thus 70 establishing the forms that ap.
Pcarcd sufficient TO tha trainers of the Corcordd; OF
the wear 9. and thu law Of GeruI1al. year 10
b. Art. 8 IN Che Charter, Frcnrhmrn have the
right Of publ shIrg and canning be printed their
opinions. confirming 20 the laws for depressing
abuses If this privilege ~ an amendment we
hay" struck the words CONFORMING to The laws
etc.. clause that has itself been strangely sbu-ca
The Comm tee has -cnio"sd from Ar. II 4 pos
sibc doubt. The Mona rch may hcncci"r issue or
dunnanccs hu. without having the power 70 disturb
existing laws, or IN any wise 20 disPcEss with their
cS"cr'inr
The age for becoming an clector will DO reduced
. p wears
Th" v.rioUs propositions relative TO tho Charter IN
der ent discussion and finally disposed of by
the Ghamhsr %: Deputies the 7ih August among
them va tho fnI!owing:--
All nominations aud creations of Peers made IN
dor no rF rrri -g,fl nd
nonr fret. The 27'h Arc!" Of the Charter (rlv,n.
the Eing pNwcr to craze Peers, shall suhlc,ted
to NV discussion in the S,ung, f 1881"
TnCsc propositions being before the House, Gene
"a, Lafayette Thus spokc:--
General Lafayette ,sc7ndoi he Tribune. profound
scnc~ prevailed. He SAID, "ln mounting his Tn
bnno Tor tn P"rposc Of expressing opinion opposed
&c that of MANI friends Of liberty am NOT yie'Ir q
n n1pmonrury Impression. counting 1onular!-
ty. which never Preferred my duty - CurCrs.l-
The republican principles, which | have prOiesSsG
throughout nv life. AID under all governments, do
not prevent me from oanG the defender Of Consti-
tutona Throne SGD by the people. The me sentI
mcrts anrstc under the present. cIrcur1s,R cos
wren It is Judged desirable 70 10 II Curstru-
unra Throne The Prince Lieutenant General, and 7
nm urd I" avow that tins choice tho perfectly
iu his my wishes the more come acCuair'rd with
bum cheers II Dc not partoke ~ tn. opinion en-
t-r'arued by many O. my fellow citizens to her
et'ary Pee age Hear, hear 4 6isCpie Of the
American school, have 'Iways conceived il BE- ne
cessary hat IN" Legislative body ,hould b. disde
In'n two Chambers dIc emily constituted; bu ] nv,
mover been sbe compr.hend hoT neonle cold nc
hereditary L"glAa ors and Judges. I have always
thou,nt that the reduction OF ArstocrrCy INTO Pub
Ito institutions was mixing them with lad ngr-di-
ent. IL IS. Therefore WITH grNat pleasure mat | find
you occupied pr je that meets he s.ptiIn It's
haze proessed tn ghou' nv hio and whIcn only
repeat. My conscience forced me to rnubc this
REPETITION and declare shat hope shortly to ser tho
hereditary Pscr.ge suppressed. My fellow citizens
viii do me the justice 10 acknowledge thar If have
always been the upboider Of Liberty 7 have nj the
same time been he supporter Of public order Pro-
lopgcd nppiause.)
Amer f1r bur discussion the propositions we're adnD-
ted The Chamber Of Peers, however, determined that
they could not Join in the declaration Of the Hc putios
anuung the creation Of the Peers by Charles Y; but
that they left the matter 10 n" wisdom Of the King
The number of Fe.rs hos reduced rs among whom
Archbishop GheVerus ls Admiral Duperrs's namo
is the last
The 9Th was Sunday. On tbs 9th. the Duke of Or
leans. IN the presence of the tW" Chambers and an
immense crowd of spectators took the oath 70 the
Charter and admitted TO ih, Sovereignty of
France. At o'clock IN the morning The 200
pic were crowGITG round the gates Of the palace at
ten they had occupied lie tribunals. At noon the
DepHtirs arrived; only four or Eve members or tho
right were present. At one tho Peers hcnan 10 oc
cupy the benches assigned them the rrS of the
throne. Phe tribune ofthe diHopatic body was al
most entirely Glled 81 ladies'. The hcur do lys had
boon removed from the throur and four large tn co
lored Gags disposed TO the right and left Of It
IL was large char raised step and placed un-
der decorated canopy Of crimson velvet. On ctusr
band placed benches for the prInrrpal ministers
The crown, tho sCeptre, the mace and the hand Of
justice, werc brought on cushiuu Of rich silk and
placed en- able 10 the right Of the throne. Behind
the throno stood four Hsrsals Of France ihe Dukes
Of Treviso and Regrio, ond Count Noletor Al
hs past ten warlIke muSic announced the arrival of
the Duke of Orleans. EIc entered wlthont nlIits-
~ guard. followed BY bis two Sons, tho Dukes Of
Chsrtres and Nemurs.
Tic cries Of "VIgo Ie Got,' "Vvo le due dor
leaus!" welcomed the Lieut.. General on bis arrival
lie nsccndsd the platform and ihres times snuied the
assembly and seated himself upon one The benches
10 front oftho throne The Duke de Chsrtros sat
on tho right. and tho Duke de- Lsmours on his lefl
B-h'od PIN stood the four Hsr,hals appointed 10
bear the !usIgnp, viz Oudlnoi Mortiar. I'm place
Of GsrDohi,) on the right If the throne Eacdsnald
MplItor, IN place Of Victor tho left. Divo steps
bencnth this platform were seated on benches. Mar
shai Ioufdan, Commissioner Of Foreign Anairs; ton
Gerard Of WsG NJ. Dupon' de rTurn) Of Justice;
on the lott N. Guzoi, If N. lu'cunr ~ Brguou, or
!nJ,lc lnHtrnc'Ion. ard IT Irul7, Of Finances. Al