Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1830-04-17

1.-The ConSinohnsI OF this morning says: ii is not
necessary 10 comment the results of the remark
able sitting held yesterday by the Chamber of Depu-
TICS % they speak loud enough for their Importance
to be appreciated by every one. grand question is
at length decided Ministers have not, cannot have
the majority. So critical situation endure
long, but must To end. France has re-
ccived warning! She will wait respectfully the do
termination ofthe Grown, and hold herself ready for
any event that may occur. Whatever may happen,
the triumph of legal order is sccurcd we havo for it's
guarantees tho oaths and good faith of the Monarch
the majority of the OF the naton and
the whole nation ITSELF who only seek for repose and
peace beneath the shadow of the constitutional.
throne
The Journal du Commerce of this morning saws
'Ihc adoption OF the Address by n majority OF 40
votes, without amendment, and precisely as it was
drawn up by committee chosen entirely from the
ranks al The opposition, Is most important event.
The Ministry has been tried by the competent tribu
MAJ and constrained as the cause OF the dssenons be-
tween the different branches orpowcr. The defence
was altogether truly worthy Otheir cause nd has III
ven decided psuol of their total ncaraci,y."
TX Us said, saya the Journal du Commerce. tia, tho
ministers have rosrcn every thing and are c;crmi-
ned to bid defiance to whatever may happen. II is re
ported that one of them, who possessed the cnthusi.
asm of mnrtyrdom said tn n Deputy of tried Royolist
sentiments. ~ ana determined 10 carry either. Me
budget, or 10 perish on ne scgfJid" TO which the
other" eN' '''
Accortin; 10 tho tenor OF preceding paragraph
the Address fthe Chamber ofDeputics, IN answer TO
10th. The discussions were warm md animated and
tEc ADDRESS wasadorted as reported by vote ofc2i
u ~. WIN on" exception, the address il an echo
OF the speech That exception refers 20 tho passnpo
OF thc hngs snccch, in which lis Majesty speaks Of
the "ireactcrous Instructions. of maevoirnco md
ca fhpie lnanocuves against HIS Government. -
= rcpy o. Tie Deputies TO this passage is as fol-
"Caled by your Maiesty's voice from all parts of
inc Kingdom Ncccmc t9lay at he foot ofyour throne
,.SSiotlaSe OF a faithful people, whose emotion be-
hoiong you the most hcncfccnt in the midst of tho
general bcnchcrnce, has not even now ceased mud
who vencrale in you the accomplished model of the
mo.t nohc ana he most touching vr;ucs"
Gre l"rr SUBJECTS cherish and respect your au-
,hof''y Fifteen years OF pence and liberty, which
ihcy owe Ia your brother and Yourself have .,tonyly
rooted N thoi: hearts the sentiments OF rratituao
winch attach hon 10 your august Dynasty The
people, now enlightened by experience have learned
ti'i especially III mGtc-S Cf authnrity-tho antiquity
e" possession ~ the most sacred Of all titles and that
X Is $50 less Tor them happiness well as your rorv
tiai ages have pSced Jour throne above The reach eli
s'H,'n9 an" tcnpcSts. Their cou:icton cciucidcs
crown, as tie greatest guarantee Ut;hcic liberty and
The integrity. tho lnvioabily OF your prerogaives
a the safeguard Of their rights However Sire
notwithstanding the unanimous sentiments of respect
and affection with which your people surround Won
We tranquility Of France is interrupted by the most
anxious feelings, which might become fatal 10 her
hnPliacss were they TO he prolonged. Our consci.
chce, our homer, and the fidelity which we have sworn
attention. make it duty make the cause of that
anxiety known 10 your Majesty. Sire the charter
"lich we owe to the wisdom of your urust Brother
ana whose business your Majesty is determined to
consoda,c--;hat churter has given to the country
the right of intervening in the liscssi o the public
interests Such an intervention ought to exist il is
ih"fGct' ana wisely circunscsbcd within limits
winch we shall never suffer to be passed. But il is
also positive IN its results for it makes the concur
renee OF tho political views OF our government with
me wishes OF your people Indispensable condi;ion
OF enc INC REGULAR administration of pubiie Affairs.
Sire, our-ioyalty and fidelity oblres us TO assert
that this concurrence does not exist An uu;s, mis-
trust OF the sentiments aud reason of France is the
principle which now governs the Administrations
ouF suolec's view 1t with PAIN, because it is ineslt-
ing 10 them; they also with nnxetv becausc
u thTc";cns heir hjerlies But s,ic rnistrust o.
Lna access 20 hc hcar' Of your majesty. No, Sire
rance Is as great enemy of Onarcy as YOUR AIn
les'y - OF despotism She deserves that your Ma.
esiy should rely OH her loyalty, she relies on your
promises. '
Let tue high wisdom us your Majesty decide he.
tween those who do not understand nation so cnln,
SO faithful and us, who, guided by sincere couvic-
ion come to deposit IN your Macsty's bosom the
aictfon OF whole people, jealous ofthe esteem and
confidence ct their King Tho Royal preroga,iycs
OF your Majesty offer you the means OF csabiishinp
between me different powers Of the State that con-
situ.ionaI harmony which is the first and essential
condition Of the grandeur Of the Throne and tho
prosperity Of France.
-, 4 - htND lNf Ott IANI FROM FRANCE.
we are indebted to Capt. Robinson of the pack
ct ship Charlemugnc, for copious files of Paris and
Iinvre papers TO goth March, both inclusive The
10Th being Saturday, accounts for our RECEIVING no
iater dates from Havrc than from PARIS. The
Chai Iemagne has had remarkably pleasant pas-
sage for the season, having had occasion but once
to take in top-gnllant sail, aud is only 10 DAYS
from Sicily Isles.
1he political state Of the country is intensely
interesting a little more efFervcsc3nce, and who
can predict the consequences We have not time
TO insert TO day the address Of the Chamber of
Deputies to The King;--wc can only say, it is plan
French, without sycophancy and tue Kings reply is
equally plain, cold and distant.
PROPAGATION or THE CHAMBERS. |
Paris, March 20. -Tho expectation that the Cham,
JoTs would be prorogusd or dissolved Yesterday eX
cited such intense interest that OF an early hour in
ne morning, the approaches to tho Poaco of the
Chamncr oil Deputies were obsttucted by a crowd
anxious to obtain admission as soon Is the doors
fhont 20 oPcneJ. BY n0on, the hour fnr which Tic