Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1830-10-26

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York. and Mr. Hume for tina. of Mlddlescx Abon,
40 changes unfavorable to the ministry hive occur
red.
From he National Gl.eNe
" I. X, the ahrewd correspondent of the Lon
don Morning Chronicle, in letter dated Septenher
Sd holds this Ianguage-
"lo day The streets of the capital are lined with
troops and National Guards. To-day there is an
anxiety III every cuuntenance and aDprs!lsrson in
every family. To-day commerce is suspeuded-the
Funds are falling still lower in value aud there ey-
lists much agitation aud alarm. You will be sorry
to hear this, and You will be ANXIOUS to learn the
reason. Then listen ia me few minutes, ard
Will tell you the whole truth
w ELL then, the pcofr, are not satisfied. You
ask me why? | will tell you. The people founbt
TO establish principle, 20 overturn dynasty, and
10 get rid of system. The principle was the SOW
eregnty OF the people, the dynasty was that of the
Bouroons, and the system that ofthe Monarchy.
The people generally feel that the actual Govern
ment neither understands the power, the wishes
nor the wants of those who made the Reyoution.
ana the government IN It's turn thinks that the vi
"lence OF the woTkmen, their meneces their ILLEGAL
acts, rIoious assemblies ana PROFESSIONS and refusal
10 return to order and peace proceed from mist
notions, or from the impuIson given to then; hv
wicked and unprinciped men, by DISAPPOINTED r. W.
aists, discharged Piacemen eX Peers ex-Denut;es
and eX-Conr!ers, and that there are no real Gre
Vances Of which the workmen can Justly complain ,,
me people are not satisfied with the nresent
| III
giish mob. Ask SCI OF Mapping workmen or TY,an,ee
street coa!-hcsvers who he Ministers and tb.
VIII not understand your question But ask the same
class OF men in Paris and hey will not onlv ,eII -
their names, but they will give you an outline If ,b
characters. They ali know lhat the Minister of ~; :
nance Baron l.onisl Minister of Finance undcr
Louis xviii They all know that Count de Mole il
not at heart either Republican or ze,lous II h,I
they all know that he profess ed blu, lew wears h.h
IN favor OF the doctrine of Legitimacy and that no all
horred as 'dsmDable and herecap the dopmo, of N.
soTpefflgnty OF the people Phey all know the Duke
OF Brag! is oihing more han n EneJi., I,rd Go
or rather Lord Dudiey-very respectable and veI
worthy men, out not men suitable to the new state f
France and TO tho new principle which has been es
| ,Saohshed-Ihey all know that NJ. Chardel is onlv
Director of the Posts nd interim, and thev fe 81
suarded that Gen. Gerard will not LONG remain ot the
Department of War They all know that M Gni-
got is not good Minister of the Interior and that
france requires more to-day than doctrines snd meta
physics They all know that there have boo, ~
newed troubles at Nismes! disturbnncesat hro;nr &c
dissatisfaction at Rochefort! riots Beforehand down
r'9nt military lnsurrecton at Me q Sarrepuem,nes
ana BONITA Moresson; and that M Guizot lonks on
anu says these are evils which will correct them
serves. ms Philosophical indifference, or indo
lence and lnacton, do not suit the peonle: ard ,ha
are therefore not satisfied with the present Minis,
ters. t ANUS
The people are dissatisfied With the non.dsso,nt;on
Chamber of Deputies " P'S"on'
II ms is the greatest of all eystiup ev;Is end :.
must be redressed! France is governed by 49,.
h'ng, by new Chamber of Peers for all 81.
created by the Elk Monarch have ceased 70 evero;so
their functions, being deprived of the Peeraoe h,,
yet France has the old Chamber ofDeou,ies= ,Vh;s
Is unjust and dangerous. Under the old sv,s.a,
france was very glad to have such men in the Chm,
per as Nj RoyeI Collard, NJ Vatismesnl. M. Mari.
mac and NJ Debelleyne! These gentlemen wa5e
called Constitutional Royalists They opposed rho
extreme Droiie, and they did well But to dav
there is no Extreme Droite to oppose These 1ne3
are running off to their chateaus in La Vendee r -,
Spain 10 England or Frbourg. The air of France
and especially OF Paris, is too liberal for them: tb
Is too much oxygen and too little of nitrogen and
they are afraid of dysentery Well. then ,boso
men must be replaced IN the Chamber and who will
DC sent TO replace them2 That will depend IN ,ba
EXAMINATIONS OF the electors and the elected Rn,
II the millions to decide, their places viii bo %
Phed by young men, talented men, of the new svs
tem men OF about thirty years of age men who bo
no orr Pre!nJIces to lose, and who adopt not mere
~ cheeriuly bnt who adore the new order of fbins
ne people then ask with reason, how can fbesa1
IoO new men act with the $50 old ones9 Tbo,o
WIZ DC no hafmony--no unoD-and the RT;nisfrv or
1850 VIII nave to deporc, in the words of the elo
quent maTtignac, "that it marches in the midst y
anarchy The people require the dissol,,tion r.
the present Chamber, afer 1t shall have vo,oJ W.
Budget and passed a law of Elections These mo-
sures might be accomplished in fourteen davs al
SIX weeks France might have new Cbamber IT. !
new Chamber might confirm or repeal the new Iatv
d Elections, or might amend it."