Martinsburg gazette and public advertiser. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1826-1833, 1830-09-23

reposc by a deplorable violation oil 1.-THE Cbar-
ter and 81 the laws, defended them with he
role courage! In the midst Of this sangulaary
struggle, all the guarantees Of social order
no longer subsisted. Persons, property, rights
every thing that IS most valuable and dear
to men and to citizens, was exposed 10 the
most serious dangers
'sln this absence Of all public power, the
wishes of my fellow citizens turned towards
me; they have Judged me worthy to conssr
with them in the salvation Of the country;
they have Invited me 70 exercise tke func-
lions Of Lieutenant General Of the Kisgd0m.
'"Fhcir cause appeared 10 me to be just,
the dangers immense, rtc necessity InapeFa-
tive, my duly sacred. ! hastened 10 the midst
Of this valiant people, followed by my family,
and wearing those c0lors which, fer The Sc
cord Time lave marked among as the triumph
Of liberty,
~ have rome GrtaIy resolved TO devotcnly
sell TO al tist circumstance sh0sid require
Of me an M situation 40 which they have
placed me, to 70 establish the empire Of the
laws, 10 save liberty vh.ch was threatened,
and render Impossible Inc retarn ofsuch great
evils, by securing forever The power oil that
Charter, whose name, invoked daring the
combat, was also appealed 10 after the Yitte-
ry. lapplauses.l
In the accomplishment Of this SOLE task,
it j. for the Chamber 10 guide me A|ildgbts
must be sViemnly guaranteed; all tic iast..l-
toGs necessary TO (ncir fl.l aud ites e~Xeiciee
must receive Tic dcyel6femcnt Of Wh.chjac
have need. Attaehci by inclination and con
victlon TO The principles ola free government,
! accept beforehand all the Consequences Of
it. think 1t my duty Immediately to call
ysuF attention TO the organization OF the Ma
tI9nal GUARDS; TO the application Of the Jury
OF the crimes Of the Press; the formation Of
the departmental and municipal Adn1inisifa
TONS, and, above all, to that l4th article Of
the Charter, which has been 50 Aatefully in
terpretcd. fresh applauscs.l
III Is wlth these sentiments, gentlemen,
that ] come 70 open this Session.
"Ihc past is painful to nae. ] deplere mis-.
fortunes which wished to prevent; but in
The midst Of this magnaEiaous transport of
thc capital, and Of all tic other Preach eli
ties, at the sight of order r%eyIving with MAR
vellous p~renptRess, after a resistance free
i'o'a all excuses, q just ~natisnal pride moves
my heart, and ] look forward With confidence
TO toe futafc destiny &C the csuatrr.
eyes. gentlemen, France, Which is 80 dear
10 US, Will be happy and free; it viii show 10
England dat, solely engaged with lis inter
nal prosperity, ii le'es peace as we'll as !iber.
Y, and desi,cs only the happiness .ad repose
Of its uei skaars.
"Respect Tor all rights, care for all inter
ests, good faith in the Government, are the
best means 10 discern parties, and 20 bring
back 10 peoples minds that c~9nEaencc-to
the institutions that stahility-which are the
only certain pledSes Of TIE happiness cf the
people and the strength Of states.
Peers and Deputies,-As soon az the
Chambers shall be constituted | shall have
laid before ,nu the acts os abdication Of lis
Majesty King Charles X. BY the same act
his feyal ii .hncss Louis Antoine de Francs
also rensansts his Nights, This act was pla-
ced IN my bands yesterday, the % of August,
at II O'Clock 1T night, have this morning
ordered it to be deposited in the occAisyes c}
the Chamber Of Peers; and | cause it TO be
inserted in The official part Of The Moni;eur.h
,Fhe cries Of give dOnleansfo "T;ys Ia
'-iberte!" were asain heard mere load!y than
before. The Prince appeared TO be aesply
affected; b. saluted the assembly several
times, and withdrew ~i,h his sen, atteRded
by the great deputDtion, which conducted
him back to the door.