Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1830-12-28
Prom Ire n Y Coaincrcif .3ircrtiser If Dec -
CONYINU ALTON OF LATE Foreign IN
rELI.IGENCE.

Cring haste aud The van, of connected accounts,
IN ,,,kirv up postscript last evening. the nt"ili
,rcrcr wos given in that clear aud n,ciligblc
manner thu, could have desired. We will endca
, y,- 20 supply the deficiency.
FRANCE.-Thc perfect freedom of the French
rr-ss appears very distinctly from he opinions ex-
dressed respecting the dissolution Of the first minis
10y o:hr revolution, and the formation of new one.
l. s'rkrs very favorable change. The min
isters who have been compelled to retire. are Baron
LOUIS, Court Mnlc. NJ. Gulzot aud the Duke OF Bro
g.:c
The Journal nf Paris, Gays they retired because
tremaininy under the influence OF the doctrines of
the resto-1tion they were incapable of compre hend
my the cluims of the revolution of July ''a'he new
combination fail to Impress gre,ter spirit oi
fecdom upon the measures of government "fhc
cabinet may present itself with confidence be-
fore tho people, and consequently before tho Cham
hcrs. We my expect to see decisive system,
and IN fact Il real government"
The Jorrual du Commerce says, s'the new arrange
,ncnt must be- satisfactory TO tho publ,c.-frst be-
cause 1t has pvt end to affecting suspense, and TO
in,rigues for replacing ministers who had withdrawn
tlisuselvcs-und second, because the names of the
ministers. in the absence of facts, ple5ges
of Their honest and patriotic Intentions Such men
Will sevcr show weakness in the face OF our enc
MICS
The Courier Franca,s spcnks doubt fully follows:
the extreme left cannot CLAIM, victory, and those
who pretended alarm. no lonG,r find presext
for their apprckcnsioos at is point gained Ia hive
escaped from the crisis Of the last ten days. Though
nrpTnr" Of the change we are far from believing
f'la it will afford remedy for al, the difficulties OF
present situation. We do not even hope to find,
n every member of he cabinet, that union of firm
ness and ability which requisite to repair NIL the
that have hecn committed, and - answer all
the ox;genccs ola position filed with difficulties =
The Tribune des Departments sayS-if the acie
&c Tho new rriris'rv arc in CONFORMITY with
pecfa'i0us, il will enjev ong and Successful career
II spite Of the opposition which thu arstocracy vii!
raise gains: it from is very birth
The Journal des Dcbats is much dissatisfied, and
holds the following lnnguac":
wye shall nothing Of the members who
have cDts' ed the Ca5ast, and France will inquire
l!ttlc about them, But what is Of great importance
~ France is rho ensemble Of the struck out o
fhe lis, of the Councillors Of the Crown. She will
asS what unknown tempest drives from the avenues
II that throne raised By France as shelter against
Storms, Messrs. G. Pericr, Gulzot Mole, Broge aud
DUNN the eloquent and courageous leaders of our
ionT opposition, trbunes in tranquil times, and minis
tors IN times of danger. Among these names, there
j.; rot one in whom France miGht,i trust with socu-
r'tv IN was in the midst of the great struggle Of
he nation that they arrived at power, when power
to he established or rather when it sill at
ST. Cloud: when 30 assume it, attended with The
risk of 'C; when 1t uncertain whether both a
foreign and civil would not break out; in short,
whcn there we're required more resignation, courage,
Gni devo.cdnnss to accept the government, than !
'hare ambition IN seeking FOR il il peGceable times.
These men longer form part OF the Kings Cnua
Gil"
The %ai;onn! sav--s:I, is impossible to please
Try body. The question is, wlnther the Chstnhnr will
ac' II concert with the Tin;s'ers and whether
tho radical vice which existed N rho cabinet, as it
was composed after the events July, will not be-
fund III the present rgen,cm'. Fhe mos emil
iIent mon of the lae Ministry were long attached
legitimacy Pcycontrbuted to the two RESERVATIONS o.
71ey cjram Of The reyotuiion Jein accompiish
rd." Thcy were obliged to borrow OF tho sys
fem # the Restoration. The ncac ministers ,c;N not
he afraid Of the reool.hjou." But do the conditions
oi' capacity accompany th"m' We do not know
Marshall Maison a dirlorna'ist, or NJ. d. Mouta
'"t an administrator. These t'oo appointments er
rte c'ren1e surprise. We sincerely wish they MAJ
hnreaster prove satisfactory.
The Times speaks rs follows, which Is mt the most
ravorablc languages
'Thc new Ministry proceeds from he ersre,nc
(Fancte and it tends 10 the eatreme Gaucae. Il has
ar%"n ont Of the threatened designations of N Du-
?ont and Ger La'avefte and prnva- that they alone
have tho power Of managing that which they clone
nave crested IN them resides the entire principle of
he Administration Before pronounce iudg-I
Hent upon men, bound to wait for their &C
ions h'I' may be allowed to anticipate frcrn their
o,n,er line Of conduct what viii be the principles of
ihe,r future proceedings"
We qlote the fo.lnwinG paragra oh from lie GIo5e:-
'In tHe now MiniS'ry, thrre kIembers Only. name
y Messrs LAiitfte, Dupont tde Eurc.) and Merl-
ou belong to the rate Ga"che. is THIS enough, we
IN not think so. Unless The other Members of the I
Ministry should prove dccie to The impulse that will
&c given them and like obsequious satellites in
he sphere h will be traced for them we do not
He The unity Of direction and of power which was to
cTtrcate us from The sad state in which we are Ian
cushing. Why has not the Gauche greater number
RI representatives. Where the homogcnei:y
which was promised us, and which afier waiting ten
days e had right to hope for' Is 1t the last ma
nonuvrc Of the opinion doctrnnire, which has perhaps
ondcayored to give itself especially in the Interior
Department. successor suited to occupy the place
nj interim? However, let wait. We earnestly
*ish that VI Lafiiite and his TWO colleagues nav find
strength to direct the Cabinet, influence the Cram
hcf, and thus lead us, without severe shocks to
The necessary Development OF the electoral cDnsti-
tuicr.
51te Quo,d;sane is not caly dissatisfied but rid
cvlcs Tie new Ministry. II acrnscs de Mont ivo
oihavinc been created Peer BY icuur favor Of,
Louis xviii. and of having treated his King with
jn2raiude. He Is also SAID to be so young rs not
get TO have arrived at The age necessary to vote in
The Chamber Of Peers. The choice, therefore, is
pot na''"ring to the Chamber. &c.
The Gqx He he France, of Nov !, says, the diff
calties cont nue. The ministry can neither live nor
dc. DayR and nights consumed in rrulcss cor
Irrnces. Every measure which is attempted in con-
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