Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1830-10-29

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iden, instead OF King, and nothing will REQUIRE to
be altered except name. "
The present King thoroughly understands his DO
sitio' am disposed TO believe tina he knows md
feels 1t much better than either his Ministers mr. the
Chambers. He has expressed himself SO clearly On
TINS point within the last few days that cannot all
STAN from citing his words They are worth remem
oer'ng, and are placed record in the columns nf
the Nloniteur- Va
l. Oui al toJours soutcnu les dros de la nation IN
Hs sout,ehdral torJours. Je m'identifie ayec Gle
yen - - " "'' i0'i Cieo-
:, hope this is sufficiently distinct The Kino IF tho
french says, that he will sustain the r;ghts f th
for he is Citizen King VIC P'oP'e-
10 another Population he said, in replv to . ,ou1
address from Lunevle- ~ 'oyai
Mes princpes potques sont anciens lie les y;
fond Gle mon cCHur." "
nus france has the assura nee given her Inv ber
hst Oicer OF State, not merely that he is one Of the
people ana Citizen King, but that these principles
ne ever malntancd and shall ever continue to pro
fess "ue u pro-
The king however, marched faster than his min
isters; or than the Chambers Whilst he perceivas
ra f liust DE complete new structure thew
are: are lor removing cobwebs washing, cleansing. and
improving, but they have no idea of toucbgn , ,ha
iou"uatoh. ohe fears Foreign Powers if thew shall
% =: co .po and another fears the peo
PEE IL 'hey sha not march sufficiently so-one IL Co.
gong on with the present Chamber lest the nou, o
should adopt violent measures-and another ;S faei
OF mourning the displeasure of the people bv not
marching rapidly enough Thus the Cbamhors 4 ~
possess public confidence, because thev bo va NJ nv,
lldence IN themselves. France will have all that She
mas been striving for for 40 years. and France desires
10 nave II all immediately that there may be no mis-
take But the Chambers have not We, lost the in,
preston which that old night mare s.tha Ronrhn
Dynasty." always produced on them and instead If
loho"ing up with decision their conquests thew are
WIN rejoicing over their victories. All this
cannot go on long. The people must speak again if
necessary---not with swords or bavonets hut b
representations to the Chambers in the shane IF ~
or TO the King, in the form of Petitions that
ne VIII pe pleased to dissolve the Chambers if tbe,,
H that dissolution. S' iof
! new Chamber of Deputies in France will be COM
pu VI very inherent men to the last twas all verv
wen ~ nave Centre=ett man when an Eytreme
h3lt could not be got; aud even Centre R;ght
was better than an Extreme But now tb;s sT
,Sm is reversed 1t is no longer the same thing The
Nation now has to be represented and not the 5,onrt
the Crown-or the Ministers The Cburch Iii ~.
nave a dozen advocates in the New Chamber md
tnere VIII be only two parties-tbe one p.actic.i -
ana the other supporters of the Duke of
bordeaux the Bourbons, Legitimacy divine RIGHT If
Mugs, ana every other monksh and bl.cL 1at,o-
aosurdity Judging from the proportions of these to
parties IN France, should say that the Roval;st
party VIII cut but very sorry appearance in the
Chamber Perhaps they may muster three or fonr
aozeh; and when they speak, they will he Looked
upon as The Merry Andrews of the assembly who
arr mere TO play tricks and divert the company The
ham
Der will do that which the present dare MT do IL
that is form new system.
Populations arrive from all parts ofFrance to ex-
press to the King their satisfaction aft the recon.
changes, and their confidence in his wisdom md g.
ness rms is satisfactory; none however SNEAK Of
ene ministers; Ihey are not decided enough to
p,euse inc miions and they are much too liberal to
piease the units Between two stools thew must fall
or al least some of them Seba stian and Gerard ara
exceptions but even already the latter speaks ofre
t uLiig we 40 not want merely clever men, meta
physicians, or scholars but we require S. ates,,en of
vigorous minds and determined habits Il would
nave Deen far different had the Bourbons continued
TO reign; but getting rid OF them France has advan
S &c at once halfa century The present Ministers
90 not perceive this They yet cramped bv
forms old systems, monarchieai notions and the cant
Oh 0lo court discipline, policy, and diplomacy Yonnp
and regenerated France will not be satisfied with
cnese Jog-trot habits She therefore will REQUIRE
with a new Chamber, Minister'S and YOU mnst
not call this hckleness, but on the contrary wise
ana consistent following up ofthe advantages which
she has already obtained
the new appointments to Offices made bv the
King, where the men are entitely new. sbnw ,hat
his Majesty thoroughly understands the question:
0ut "here the appointments of sld ex, or half ex
npyaliss are made 1t is the fault of the Ministers.
VINO say, "lIet us concilate." Conciliate whom I
reply DO you expect to conciliate the Ex- Charles
and his family? or the Ex-Minsiters and theirs-or
the Ex-Pears, General Officers, and Placemen dis.
piaceo' ana al their connexions? Or do you expect
to conciate Foreign Powers by the appointment
OF hoyaist Prefects-men they never heard Of and
never think about? No one will be concilated by
such sort of concessions. To make them must do
injury, and cannot do good.
The Journals, which in France direct and con-
trout public opinion, by means satisfied will,
the present march of affairs. They are not violent
or revolutionary, but they act as watchmen for pub
lie liberty should act-they cry the hour and thew
says indications of Discomfort"
The Commission for inpeachng the Elk Minister'S
appears To be proceeding with vignur and holiness
This is we'll 1t is universally believed that il will
be proved by that Commission, not only to France
but to the world, that the appointment and support
foreign aid. This is to be regretted: but Iet thy
exposure be made, and let us know TO whom wa
are indebted for such signal favours.
The English Ambassador was received vest erdav
by the King fthe French. There are those who saw
that This mission was by means paatabIe to lord