Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1830-12-07
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LNPE.q CII-ME.VT or THE EX-.ifINTSTERS

lCoNCLUDEp.l
As the elections 10 each 1ep4r nent termina, ed
fff1rs we're aie 10 the higher authorities Of the G,
verBment on the part taken in the by the sevcra
tuDctonaries, aud in these Tho syst. m OF denunciaor
appeared in its NEST nonstIcus aud odous aspe rts
Happy would your Committee have be en-. had they on
W 10 sgna!iSe the reports Of The agents OF the A J.
mniaiioa; led, and removable pleasure n
nSht, TO certain point. have accounted for the
duet Of the greater portion OF them; but how much b.
AZ tn deflore, when il di.covevs that WHO could
not b- removed !tom their stations, and the dignity OF
whose functions Imposed upon them additional duty
10 respee hsmsrvee. have suffered the degradation o
performing vile an office. II could onIy be ,eserv
81 Tor such Ministry to auho:ise aud encourage act.
OF such nature.
Then were distributed he pu i.bmenis and reward
Inc documents Suenjug these proceeding. will
display the btutai'y with which uhe first were die
lavishsd.
Here, gentlemen, terminates he statement Of t,cts
Ihs eiec'ions we're comrlssed the Ministers made
Their attack upon Tie civil rights ot the cz MS il
employed the authoi ENTRUSTED 10 them TO violate
their suHaresthat H. TO destroy the vsry procioie ~
III representative government. Whatever weight may
be found IN hr other ct accusation against th IN
t. can never he given iif thoush uiusr pen
may De attached TO the offence IL yields 10 in tn
gravity OF its results simple eondemni,i Of such
act. viii not BE- rufirien; they ought be branded
With an indriible mark
Another series 81 lacis commences These election.
although 80 forced. attended the resuI,
expected; the country mace national choice. q.
pointed Deputies faithful to their duties and " n, will
del nd it. bertie? Before public wish so gel eray
expressed another Admui-r would rot have he a.
adnpf. q
treat would as in 1927 have caused ihs further adj
jourHnent o. projects which t,ey were impatient TO
realise was therefore re'oIv4i TO face II -,orm
10 brave the nation 10 violate he laws aod 10 throw
the country nto Perturbs.iun, rather than Weld
We Dow approach tn, moment when the most IA
TAI resolutions "rs about he tor med hat secret ai
mptssr;ous power who plans appear 10 have
ed tue deliberations OF the Counti had firmly ar
RANGED ~ mean ~ execution. Messss Psyroou Fl
DE kaove, end Chan'rlsuz-, seem - agree ia 81
ios tia, was ~ Council h-ll during The At fort,
Of he IA aI Orin
ce- was te hrst time brought fUrwari cr Giscu sion
and that dey no resolution vcas C,,m.J mt 80
find ia Ioe delivered NJ. d. P,suac by ofs Of hi
ia'nar- on The day when the Ordonnances we're pub.
h,hrd. that THE coup 1'etat entered iu'o the system
which bad presided A. The selection of ths Couoci,
ne 20th July" IL is sail 10 tbs note is The dc
ve'oPemen OF tie idea o. August s; IL il an rrsyorahs
coup de.a ~. k!cs in d.awiug he sword tsre W aw
Tois bahsul dr'jgn, gentlemen. therefore wss now
au5t 10 re pIt mo execution, according TO Messf,
&c FCy'onhet de knY'lis, and Chant-l4u2e; !, WIS
only bgoscheh At fra, meeting specially cali "A e.,
tiat prr0sf; it fully entered lot, and di.ru.ss
Toe d 0ns 'ipe ip second Courrir which was hrI,
e" days ai'er, under the presidency OF tn. Kim
mrs. u" "i'h Nv" opponents. Mps-rs de Pryroe -
and de kAnVi!'ei this appears from their exann,,icr.
ho"eV'r NJ d. = y~onnst, spprri cn.ive that TIE
vo~al OF LIS opposition thu Ordinances -vouij b.
Pr~JHicis 10 such ii biz colleagu,s ~ lad ftI sdo,
ed The principle, Ieit il TO be guessed rather than A.
V0v~dhlt he had prr'onsly comba'e hem The San.
opposition manifested iisrf in the Council at which the
LEG presided most fsehy perhaps ON the psr, of NJ
d. Peyronns', but vi all he vehernence OF his char
acttr On TIE rsr ot NJ de RanviiIe, who rad evan
written - NJ C"urvoor, to make him acquainted W In
his opposition, This agaiu is what nav he inierred
from IRE sn'wers Of he ES Minister. a'though NJ de
PsyTcone IN what concsfn' bin, continues to expires.
himself with the same reserve,
Thsse detail geatismsD il wa, n.ces.,,v IN s,a,,
10 younot tha 'hcy ditgi'h the responsibility The Io
opposing Minstefs-iOr, from the moment they sip n.
ed these fatal Ordinances they took the reconnaissance
upon hrmsoives; but because II the fact of their op
portion be true, they have right 10 il Teeo Ied IN
h'' report You know what provi'icns the system
Il composed. "A Ord0nnauce pronounced the dis.ou.
non OF we Ih'm"er before bad assembled; kind
attack, which, being ieced aIainst the "a i,n,f an
resen'aon tended 20 destroy II; The attributed
10 so right, with which tie Charter has NOT in vss,-
Ell IT, nome ", that OF quAshipg the operations of ths
colleges. The first siep taken, II is eouesivab a
that il Ministers hal eonvoked The ,ams C,iI.1.s
they would not have obtained elections more
Another Ofdonnance aunulsd orr T. ctoral Laws
substituted for them another system nonutos n, n
deception, and il may be aid Of madnsss for thar,
vas madne's "a suPP~iog an intelligent azI enight-
ened nation would consent to submit TO 1t By m
system h- number of Dspuiiss wasreducsd ron, 4s
60 Z1S The hrroDdissemeDt Colleges were limited 4
present candi3aes; the vios ton Of he secrecy Of
vac legalised; and lastly the formation Of the list. de
Pived OF the s"lu'sry Intervention Of the Royal Court.
was entirely elt 10 the arbitrary will Of the Admtris
ra'ion Such was " system which M mis- era "a a. n,
presumption to ifnpose Ffauce. second a,
temp' ihl wed no Ie.' characteristics han the fra.
violation Of tho Ac OF the Charter which prohibits
the organization Of the Electoral Collsees ohetqis
ihae by l"g', snd which did not allow The Gro en ,
revoke ny Ordinance lsg enacted by he IN, - De-,
efs Of TIE Ss'e. a third o dominance eonyoked H. ns,
Coll.ge. io' the 9Th and 18th Of Sept and the Chsmse,
for tho % h Of the month.
y it a. all these measure wonld have been vi,ho,
eHse', " the psfiodca press had been able TO diseo
mem, fourth Oreonhsnre revoked The laws ,hie
censecrats3 IL iiter The provisions Of tia, Of O,
,i were fsvlvsd' that 10 cay, every pr
Journal Wa impossl he condition Of not APP
lug vi bout snthorzsHon. and 10 this reour we're sJ,
we pI'n'iWes o. 'he inoa ofi'Os Of .polstions IL ~
dseared tha' he prfsses snd type Of Inc Journals "a,
or destroged ~" ~ -
~. de PeyrOnnet svowed itA'. n ne ide, - a.
Electoral Ofd0nnanee kelshgc1 10 he c,s,ev ~