Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1830-10-25


Franco requires more to-day than doctrines snd meta
physics They all know that there have been re .
Moved troubles at Nlsmes! disturbanccsat Amens-i
Ssat STAG ION at Rochefort! riots Beforehand down
right military insurrecton at Mez, Sarregueninss,
and Bon'-a- Morcsson aud that NJ. Guzot looks on,
anu says these evils which will correct them
selves THIS PHILOSOPHICAL indifference, indo
'enee aud 'naction, do not suit he people; aud thoy
arc therefore not satisfied with The present Minis.
tors.
The people are dissatisfied with the non-dssoution
and even non approaching dissolution OF the present
Chamber OF Deputies.
"Ths is the greatest OF al, ex,stin. OWLS and Il
mus; be redresscd! France governed by a
hing, by u Chamber OF Peers; for all those
created by the Fix Monarch have ceased to exercise
their functions, being deprived of the Pecraee but
yet France has the old Chamber of Deputies. This
Is unjust and dangerous Under The old system,
France very glad To have such men in the Cham
Der as NJ Royer Collard, NJ Vatismcsml. NJ. Mar,ig-
nae, and NJ DcbeUeync! These gentlemen were
called Constitutio' al Royalis;s They opposed the
Extreme Droi,o, and they did well. But o-day
there is no Extreme Droite to oppose. These men
running off tn their chateaus in La Vcndce or 20
SPAN to England OF Fr'bourg The air OF France,
and especially OF Paris is TOO liberal for them; there
Is too much oxygen and too little of nitrogen, and
they are afraid of dyscntcry! Well, then. these
men must he replaced IN the Chamber, and who will
be sent 10 replace them' That will depend on the
qualifications OF the cecors aud the elected. Bui
1t the lions 10 decide their places will be sup
piled by young men, talented men, of the new sys
TEN. men OF about thirty years of age who have
no old preJudces to lose, and who adopt not mere
" checriuiy, but who adore the order OF things.
The people then ask with reason, how can these
$50 new men act with the $50 ola ores? There
will be no harmony-no unon-and the Ministry or
1880 will have to deplore, in the words of the eo
qucnt Martignac, "tha 1t ma rchcs in The mds. of
anarchy The people require the dissolution of
the present Chamber, afer 1t shall have voted the
Budget, and passed law OF Elections. These mea.
surrs might be accomplished in fourteen DAYS aud
Ia p Dp,g 'hatph Hho
new Chamber might confirm repeal the new Law
of Elections, or might amend it."
Je,cish Legend--An emperor who had little or NJ;
religion, called together the Jews of his court, of
whom there many, and stated his determination
that they should all come into The presence of his
people, and prove whether Judaism christ anjiy
were the best religion: If the former shown to
be the BEST the christians be sain IF the lat
ter, the Jews were to be destroyed. No sooner did
the Jews hear this than they tasted put on sackcoth
anu enreated one OF the chief rabbits prevail on
The Ring To alter his Intention As, however he was
infexlbe, the rabbi, whose name ElIezer. osked
II he would give him ten days time, and allow him 70
pay a visit To the court every day To this he king
accedcd. Accordingly Elezer came to see the en-
peror the next day: but he looked much defect
ed and grieved, which the king Observing inquired
the cause 70 this E'czer answered. Before efl
some strangers called who insisted should settle
some affairs for them which know to be out of nv
power, and on my iegging them not to trouble me ,
they depart cd Should they return to modest YOU
said The emperor, "let me know And Eilezer hav-
ing offered his thanks. retired The following day
Eezer said to of his servants, Take 4 csns in
your hand and give me twenty stripes over my face.
neck and sso fssd TO n nf SO re GOOD f5rhn
at length, as the command could not be evaded. he
obeyed and the blood trckled down the rabbis body
who immediately had his wounds dressed and in this
woiu plight returned to the palace: As soon as no
entered, the king inquired what had betalcn him,
I"The two brothers have named before" said Ellie
ger, returned, and wished me to arbiirate between
them, told them | would do so as far as Law in n,v
power, and asked them what they shej me 10 do
lney inquired IT | were not q Judge of diamonds. |
told thea | One of the brothers then said.
We have kind father; he has given me a most beau
tiful and valuable diamond, and mine is the bost
NO reJoIned the other, the that our father has
bestowed on me is superior 10 yours; and this Oh
rabbi. is the affair we want you to settle On
hearing this | desired them to produce their din
monds, promising them TO decide fairly; bni
they replied that their father living in dis
tant country, that the diamonds were IN his noses
sion, and they not to receive them until 20,
tain time. Astonishcd OF their demanding nv opin
ION under such circumstances, demonstrated with
them when, 10 my great surprise they violently as
saulled me and gave those wounds" Nosooner had
the rabbi made this statement than the emueror md
his mobiles appeared exceedingly exaspern, ed; and So
enraged vas the king that he was about to swear
that me tive brothers should die for their cruelty and
folly: But ElIezer prevented him "What!" excIain
ed the emperor, 'shail two such wretcbes live lie
who acts thus IS worthy Of DEATH" Stop O kim
replied Eliezer; ''thou the man! Hast thou not
issued decree as 10 the two religions God has given
to the world Hast thou not threatened dnaib IN
those who do decide between them? And who can
tell which is best until the end of time ?"Br Ueg
Fatnt trodc-About twenty years nro voun,
gentleman remarkable for strong nerve was n
party consisting of few friends where ghosts nrI
supernatural agency became the subject Of convar
SALON. After few remarks by some of the n,,,y
the young genteman's opinion was asked, when no
hrmly declared be had no belief whatever in such non
sense, and that he would as soon meet n herd ori
ghosts as flock Of sheep, and that he would nm /
more mind passing night in a rcputcd haunted
house, than by his own fire side One or two oil
the party determined to try his nerve and one genIc
man IN particular, offered TO wager him dozen ofI
VINE tha' ne would be afraid to SIT up all night with
corpse lie Instantly accepted the bet. provided
nc was allowed n fire, n pair of pistols and glass
OF grog and his own house being made the sceno al
the trial OF his nervous faculties These terms no
ing agreed 10, the parties separated and the nc oy
ning was to be the time appointed for the decision nj
the bet. ~ '.1''o" VI
The next evening cor1e ard cvc,, ,t:.. + &c..