Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1830-09-08

'sl'hc Inauguration is coDiduaded at The STINT Of so
many crimes mcdtatsd, ordered, and executed Our
Liberties ialng under the stroke Of Illegal noes
our fellow citizens under the fire of the cannon nd
the uskery and exposed to the prey of all he yio-
lence OF MILITARY government.
mo more Justice, no more laws nor ma r,stratcs!
horce against tue laws, force against the citizens
And this brutal force, how has IL been broken by
the anger OF the cspiaP Our enemies have thrown
themselves out ofthe pale of the laws Let them
main there. We car now do what we will; and what
We have always desired: what W. still desire is the
reign OF the 'aws-what VIC desire ia public tranquil
/ ry.
! After the glory Of so noble resistance anu when
our victory shall be complete vii hasten return
to order and to public peaceto that order which our
enemies nave attempted 10 oyerthfow-to TINT peace
wnich ihey hsve so cruelty. stained with blood: We
wiii snow what people that did not desire a rsvo
uUoh--'hat takes arms against whoever darcs to At
tempt one-that breaks the power of the attack. and
glorious and triumphant, returns TO legal order
through thousand dangers herocaly endured.
inc National Guard IL reorganizod Let every
good citizen who has a muskct ION the standard A
niun!c'pa commission OF Paris is formed lie every
gooo Citizen who wishes for peace place HIMSELF I'M
| der It's authority THIS commission has promised TO
save me people: wall keep ITS promise.
"Ihe rloators of our liberties and the execution
ers OF Paris must De punished. The following are
The measures which mus be taken FIRST OF ALT
The exemplary punls hncnt If the Ministers who
signed The Ordinances They have sport,d with the
HVes ot their fellow cltizcns Lcl them bc delivered
up TO the lusiice OF toe Chamber OF Peers.
! The punishment 81 the principal chic IS VINO have
acted after their ORDERS. The icgay inherent in
the Ordinances vHates al the orders given in con
sequence
"A declaration OF rights which shall explain the
l4th Att'cie OF the Charter, ana take from Royalty
the un united power winch II thought Il found thors
"A law winch shall declare every officer guilty
OF CRIME " no sns fire upon the people, except IN
the cases provided ur by the law.
1t hu- been reported during The las three days,
tina Baron Segucr, Peer OF + 1ncc, F,rs, President
OF the Royal Cour7 Of Pare, and NJ de Bellcyme,
PrtSid.n, o The tribunal the First ms unce, had
been arrested Cmd carried Vincenes ny order of
the ministers We happy DC aOle to state
thai ths crime had not been added to so many o.
/ theirs
The Chamber OF Deputies viii assemble on the Sd
ot August.
Inc Peers now a. Paris have assembled, to con-
sider Of what Gas 10 DC done the present state of
tangs.
I'VE hope that The = an56ers will communicate
together Uy Committees, LGs often been done IN
England on cxIIaoru mary occasions.
Tins morning ihe LouvGe and the TuerIcs which
were defended oy Swiss, were taken after brisk
and long supported fire.
Tins evening The Royal Guard which left Paris
AT TWO c!1pk, las eatcG behind the barrier de
iEtoHc. lis lines 'Xiend as far as Passy.
Int SWISS haze surrendered. The people have
been Content WI n dIsaTming them
The National GusTti 6 Teoigansed. Patrols III u
inform traverse the city. T,uuqulIy every where
prevails.
Ine Mayors of the communcs the envlrons of
Paris have taken measures 10 organize legal resist
RnCe.
there farIs -four Tor six weeks ConsumprIon:
there Is, 10 reason To fear scarcity.
Yesterday several Deputies, vg:-hicssrs. Gen
Gerard, Count dc hOnan. Lafte, Casnir Peruer,
and haugun wuut amidst the fire Of the rusAeITy.
TO he Ma sinai DUKE Of Ragusa 81. LAhttG spoke
aud represented to The maGsna the depoi abie
OF the capital, blood flowing all directions tue
Re'ry hrihs as IL a9N 4lt RX,atp6ni J2SsIhe
blud deputies OF France Tor the fatal CONSEQUENCES az
/ 50 melancholy an everts
! The Marshal repi!cd-'Thc honor of solder IS
obedience AND civil honor, replied ~ Lafitte, is
not to massacre the c!tEens.' Then the Marshal
said. mt, gentlemen, Wusl the conditions YOU
propose? Without Judging hIgniy of our rnsu
ence we think that we can be GnsEerablc thai cyerv
ihng VIII return TO order on the following conditions
the Of the illegal ordinances OF the 2GIb
OF July, the dismissal Ut the Ministers and the Con-
Vocation of the Chambers the Sd Ut August
The Marshal agreed that, as I cItzen, he mInnt
perhaps not dsaPprovc, nay might even participate
IN he opinions OF the Deputies, but that as soldier
tic had a orders and had only carried them into ex-
ecution-tha, however, he engaged to submit these
proposals to the King in half nour.
But sod the MarshnIl # you wish, gentlemen TO
have a conference or tie SUBJECT With de PoIgnac
ne close at hand, and will 90 and ask him II he
can receive you
A quarter of an hour passed; the Marshal return
turned with his countenance much changed, and told
the Deputies that NJ. de Pohgnac had declared TO
MN thut tue CoHutonS proposed rendered any con-
ference useless.
We have then civil war srid NJ. Laf,tc.
The MaoshaI bowed aud the Deputies retired.
This morning, while the deputies were dellbcra
ting letter Tus delivered 10 General Gerard from
TIE commander OF one The regiments Of the garrison
OF Paris stating that il the General would serda Col
oncI the regiment would obey his orders The Gen
cra Immediately sent of his sidcs-dc- camp who
took the command the regiment. The same hap
Percd with another corps. General Gerard took tho
command Of both, and addressed an cneroetc speech
to them and thanked hem for prcferrinp their coun-
try and real military honour above all things
bToD the .HesSager dCs ChruIbers nj FyiJnv yyyy 20
The Marquis dc Pastoret, Chancellor of Franco
NJ SemonviIle, Grande Refcrcndary; and Count d.
Agout Peerof France, have arrived at the Hotel de-
'iIs, and have announced that Charles x. has nam
cd M de hort"mart President Of tho Council nrI
tbot nc has declared cIfwiIlinS to accept a hin.
lsry CHOSEN by him
The Municipal Commission Of Government mas
appointed Baron Ions Minister ofFInsnce He has
taken up his abode ~ the Hotel de Riyo 9ha troors
o. tine Min7tcrs rad not time carry away the pub
nc treasure The cauons and pupils Of the Seminary
assembled IN the ATabpNcopal Palrcc had the nnr,,