Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1830-09-28
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ken OF as The counties TO which Charles V ,YoniI
ue, out no hing certain is known Oh this q b;sct ~
American ships Grea Britain ard Chat,e. C,rrou -
a! Ch.rboufg, ready to receive him Hi. rroprees i
SOW through ancc. He speui three days in tie D..
Parment de Rome He has about 1880 men viii hin,
dragons. artillery and body guard.
me French papers criucise he altered Charter.
opne ma ian with il fer declaring that the Catholic
'ehgon IL the religion CT the majority of The nation
some because i, does not re model the ;ul;cia, ,a,
mrht-some because it preserves the Hereditary
age-and some because places the age Of electors A. 25
II is said that sevetal town. in Apd,,,s;, ho,
VOTED aud that The inhabitants of Galcia are ready to
re IN arms Great centurion prevails at Msd.d in
consequence Ferdinand has caused b,s ,aI.c. ., ~
fortified, sni II is defended hy 2OCO of bis hoJy ,,,,I
aud ten pieces OF ilery. s"''
CHAMBER OF DEPUTIES.
sIrTING THE 5rH.
NJ; Laobey de Ponpiers took the Chair a, o'clock.
me PRESIDENT read letter foon the Minister of ,he
IoteTior announcing that tie Lieutsnan, f ~
Kingdom would receive the Officers of The Cb.r,ho,
I'm: evening at o'clock. He then pronosed dat N
&C iamst should take he Chair and that only two Of
we ,ouf Secretaries should accompany him Che p5ss
GenD to the Paail Royal. This proposal was adortsJ
~ nan pat9 the President and the two Secretsriee
rr'urneu' ana y, Labhey dc Pompers Informed The
chamber that they had waited upon the Iieu,orert
General OF the Kingdom and presented 10 him the I.t
OF the i've candidates for the Presidency That bn do
,'reu ms acceptance OF for ,hs time because ,he
-" 20 o'udhe' aud eve'y good citizen ough, 10 obey
the law; but expressed hoHe that it would b. the
me' and thatin future the Chamber would at once
Tvs o"h Ffe-ten'. (Applanss)
The Chamber IL. N proceeded 70 The b,Irot c,- ,o
n"n' Secrs iafies M~ssrs. Jacquenino, P,veo dc Va
c@nVfs C"n'n Grdaine, Jars, having each majority
were declared Secretaries Tor the Session
ADJOURNED till tomorrow.
~ SITTING AUGUsr6
me Inc president to"k The Chair 10 o'clock
q nr PRESIDENT read message from the Lieu'er.:;
general OF the Kingdom announcing that he had cbos
en- from The list OF five candidates presented IN him NJ
Cs.,m,r PeTier 10 he Prs.id ut Of the Chamber
he In aTs4l, In.
chair, IN which chance, and chance only pIacsd ns
am desrous OF expressing my gratitude for The indnl
gence WIN which 10Y colleagues have received NV
enueaNoFs an about % return TO the obscure station
winch !. suited 10 my humhs talents and INV incj;,,,
az long my fellow citizens cop<iier me
wo''hy on 'hei' confidence, will exert myself 10 The
u"ho'' o my eehe abilities 10 defend the poor end the
oppressed. hope 70 be more succe..ml ,hap bave
n,ue'o oceh; snail never consider IN N but me
sfes' au II ha ne KY glory TO merit the title given
10 me OF the 0id Tribune | will continue 10 contend
sssinSi eXuavagance and Will do nv hest To rsduca
tnNauon which weighs most heavily on tn, middle
elasses; Oh those classes, TO whom am iudld To- M
n'ppn,,S sna" enjoy during the few days have stl
NJ. Cas9ir Ptr.r being absent, NJ. L,ite, as first
wee President, took the chsir.
Msssrs CUuin Griiaine J,couor,in,t p,y.o 4. "
cGuvre, and Jars, took their places secrataries
The Wee President informed ,ha Chamber Ina,
proportion had been made which he read as Ccuou,s
"l accuse Of High T.essor The Ey Alin.Iers on,bo,
Of the Report to he King aud who countersignoI The
oFdo S OF the 26h of Jnly
tOoEBE SALN ERTE.
Vaccinations of appreciation from all parts Of the
The Vice President called upoa NJ Eus,b. salvert.
TO support hi proposition but Hon Deuutirs from ey
sid declared i, sufficiently explained Itself 10y
M Eusebe saiverte saii, Ne should limit himself 10
movng that it be referred to the Bureaus as ,ha Cham
DER had even more important business for ito
question for a week ~ VIC
Thanks were then voted by acclsm,ton to the late
Presiden' al interim and TO The terpor,rv Sscrs,s
The Vice President reccmm ended tha tbs Hon
Deputies shOud retire TO their respective Bureaus 10
nams the Commission for preparing he Address
he siturg was suspended FOR sh0r, time
On It's being resumed, the Ash Bureau mad, I've re,or
upon e return OF NJ Fanchier in strong terms sa,
ing that never was the violation Of the secrecy Of vot
ing more har-Aced, "a he, being az the Same time en-
dlda,e, Director General aud President Of Tbs Col.s
"onI scarcely permit The Electors conceal hir votes
WIN tcir hands or with their hats They proposed
dt us eIoeIsn should be declared null and void which
proTo.al was Carried unanimously, excspt "a to The
cote drot, who did not vote at all '
ne wee President then read letter from NJ Casi
mir PsTicr. stating that the State Of hia health ond
nave induced him 10 decline filling The honourale az
nee to which lie h1d been nominal d. had mi Tho eli,
cum'tancesln which he country was placed rendered
1t Important tbat The proceedings Of The Chamber should
no, be delayed by s,y ballot
MIR: de Cor"rlles moved hat every Member should
SGD he proclamation addressed 10 III Duke Of Orleans
in order That here should be in the Chamber any e
cfet or AvOwed enemy
NJ Berger moved that this motion should be refer.
red TO the Bureaus.
M Bsrard then rose 10 make p ,co,io, (p, tn, -,
fence )-He tai-"A SOLEMN tie united The pconIs IF
france TO iheir Monarch s has ust been torn eaun
der ne vioIator Of The contract hos longrr any rs
to claim its execution Charles X. and hi. son
IN VAIN 10 transmit power they Themselves no Inn,,,
hold. That power has been dissolved in The hlo,d ~
several thousands OF victims The aci Of Abdicatiop
ina, has heoD communicated to us, hut new act of
Petbdy-ue semhlance OF legality with W hicj, il il
eIohtd Ia but deception. II il brand of ,irord At
tsmp'eo 70 TO oast amongst The enetpiss cf
eur coun'rY-'hose who, by heir As'tety have urged
NE ia'e bovernnont 10 its ruin, continue to act t,iI on
every si!e they cloihs themselves with every eoJour
hey proclaim every opinion. Ultra R1yaliss prnsyn,
Themselves under he cloak Of Republican RsgiciIss
"hle o'hers Affect for TIE forgotten son Of the coneuer
or OF Europe hypoctiticaI attachment, which W nuId
ehangs into hatred II IL possible IT could he
question OF raising him 10 be tho Chief OF Franco
The unavoidable instability of 'hs present government
encourages The instg tors OF discOd Let "a hasten
10 put an end 10 it. supreme law hat of nsces,ty
has placed arms in the hands Of the c iZens Of p,,i
~ order 10 resist oppression, and has made us ,', r
orr temporary Chief, and only p1eans OF s,les,iop
Prince, who is sucgre friend TO our Constifutio,i
suiuiions The same law directs us to don't vyitt,u,
delay permanent Ciilf At the same tins bo.cr.r
nI ici, may bc ths corfdsnc WITH which NJ C,i
inspires ns NE right we are bound decnd require
that We should tax the conditions upou which he - IN
0b'aiu power ShaWeiullv and repeatedly c,iyed V
are warranted In sirulsiug The strictssi conditions
O"r lhs'i'u1ons are Incomplete they sre vrinus in
many Voints; u - our duy 10 extend and purify then
me Pdhce now at heed has already done mora
NAN We required Of him; the fundamental rtncitlss
ot our light have been already propouudcd hV the
Chamber, and ac nJWledgod by him; other pripeir.s
and Other laws equally odispensshe nnd ,yiI bs
equally admiued. We arc The clos,n Of the nsori. >,
10 ne thry have conGied their Interest," and heir s~s
Their ht wan', Their dsarest interest j. Liberty sna
repoae.--They have, themselves, ven their III ,fy
haGd oil fvtaunv hv (,-ro ~ go. e.. -