Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1830-10-01

snI Vi we may Judge from their writings) Of unbend
ing prohiy. With such pilots at the helm, may
not reasonably hope to see the vessel of the State at
least safely moored in the harbor of liberty and peace
The article 10 which we have alluded reads as fol-
lows:
ON THE SPEECH ON THE OPENING.
PARIS, Aug. l.-The speech OF the Lieutenant &C.
neral oil the kingdom is before we have read il
over and over again, and is necessary cal, to mind
eonstuiioney, that is the production of the Provision
al Ministry.
In order consider properly, let carry our recol
lection back 10 Sunday the Goth of July Let us sup
pose that that day, Charles X, concodng TO the i'm
porniues OF enlightened and timid men, had consented
TO change oil Ministers, in order TO tranquze public
ieeling,-that lac had chosen his new councillors from
the ranks Of the two centres-that this Ministry limo
rous aui conciiiatoy, aruy awaiting themselves of the
species OF satisfaction given to the public mind, had as
semble the chambers the 81 of August, and had an
nounced 20 them, IN an opening Speech concessions
limited as they are practicablewc should then have
PROMISED ourselves what is now promised the
gaIauoh oil the national Guards, the application of the
jury 10 actions against the press the orma ion OF govern
nents Tor departments and communes and satisiacto
ry interpretation of the 18th article of the charter re-
Pecuug when France has been in state Of uneasness
Tor these II months past.
such tmid speech, the Chamber would have re-
Pieu ny making larger demands; it would have obtain
e previous to voting the budget other laws Of repara-
uon; would have fortified the ministry by more ener
geuc selections il would especially have announced for
Tue ensuing year more extensive exgences. The min.
istcrs oil Charles " would have undertaken such en-
gagements, and would have been obliged to fulfil them
Wei. let us consider the days. the months the wears
the centuries, which have interviewed between the 25h
OF July anu the I'd OF August let consider the claims
which have been discharged the services rendered tho
conqucsts achieved the dangers the battles tho s,cr
ces, Tie deaths! Was this the end in view. Are these
the results! The ucoored Gag; 100 900 men i'm arms
VINO nave saved their country and paced the capital so
many heroc acts OF devotion; the ovcrturning of a ,y-
nasty;-are all these circumstances TO give France no
hcr benefit than the tring advantages she would have
op'ainei from slight modification of the Cabinet un.
"er ue reign oil Charles and the white flag in perfect
peace ana tranquility, without the least inconyenie nee
10 any one, except individuals making way for Sc
ven others?
seenuan's IN the next generation will scarcely believe
the transactions of the 27h 2Sth and 10Th of july we
add with grief, that of the 81 of August.
we are good citizens, have proved ourselves So in
the moment of danger, at the risk of our life Wc can
not therefore, be suspected of wish to proong disor
DER to desire anarchy, or 10 refuse support to pru
uoh i government Our opinions, which well known
and plainly stated under Charles X, as they are under
the existing regime, will protect us equally from anv
charges CT rcpublcansm. We are advocates of order
ana hhery, OF peace and law and of constitutional go
Verhmen' have cried for it in the midst of the artiI
ery oil the Swiss and The musSets of the v. of France
't we wish for it-boldly, freely, resouely and we
conceive thaa rational impulse vast so pure rs
a' "hch has excited the admiration Of Europe should
ehi IN The concession of or three laws less MINOR
tan Than those we obtained in the session of 1925 re-
sPeTS.t,ng The press and the electoral lists.
what do they give that did not poysess prior IN
the 18th of July? The organization or the National
Guatt!s'-They organized themselves, without perms
s,1h' 'hey who rumphed by their know the fact
he application OF the jury prosecutions of the press
jury Of 100000 men has sci at liberty those who er
convicted OF such oenses aud participated in the crime
when we committed on the 27h with our presses a.
sams' tyranny Governments OF departments and
are already formed every where with
Out your law The revision of the Iith artice?-t has
hccn revised by the people-it has been expunged bv
.heir oood,-it has been buried beneath the wooden
cross Whch covers the relics in the square of the Lon.
vrc. N -'""
And this is all which the Sd of August has given us
as the reward OF our vicory These are our spoils!-
these are our crowns! They give us what we have
conquered! They leave us ''the charter" that is the
double vote, the sepennality, the privileged relicon
he initiative exclusive OF the thrones the right of peace
ana war reserved TO the throne; the date of 25 wears of
the charters lis preamble; its signatures and 40 wears and
oil ioOo isncs eligibility the laws of the empire: two
or three classes of nobility; and the unlimited conrc
which makes Peers of Francci
Thus. whilst in the great national movement which
IN TWO days overturned eight centuries the people dis
dained' amidst the immense spells around them to Law
thing butaew cmendaiions of that charter from whence
SO many mschiefs have emanatcd.
flncc, your early deeds national: your express
sions atew days back, were French! You have re
NAMED Tor 10 years uncorruped Suffer not those IN
approach you who would offer you the remains of that
Incense w,ich 'hey burned eight days since, for an
other and who have nothing better to give YOU than
me plans they submitted TO Charles X Have YOU moi
different mission, origin and end. They deceive Won
ana no one can now be ignorant Of the consequences Of
being deceived What weakness to reckon as anv THING
two Insignificant abdications Still weaker is it 10 on
ueaVor TO lleglimatiZe infant vet more insignificant
ihey are dehroned, they have not abdcaedl There il
no necessity Tor you TO establish your title upon the right
divine You ought TO be the choice of the peope The
contract with The fallen branch cannot therefore he
yours with us; want entirely new onei
lnseTallsm already approaches the air of the Court
WIN soon surround you; the spirit OF party will be alive
kepel all theseBehod what madness the pestiferous
atmosphere oil power creates at Rambouillet after occa
sionng so many illusions at st. Cloud Lieut. General
oil the people! fulfil their wishes and YOU will become
as great as shall he free
Once more This style is authorised We win sneok
o-mo'ow as we spoke yesterdays for we desire no other
'ruit OF our victory than the liberty of our country.
~ Now see the Charter ITSELF adopted three dovs
alter this eloquent appeal from the lie TeDaps
constitutional Charter If The year $780, s,royn To Jy
Louis Philip D'Orieans.
DEChAHATioN OF THE CHAMBER OF DEPUTIES
Inc Chamber OF Deputies taking into Consideration
The moeIous necessity which he result of the 26 h
ZTh, 18Th and 29th of July, and the following d,v.
AMI me sUuaIicn in which France /, al This moment
placed 10 consequence OF this violation Of the Cons t,u
hona' Charer-Coh siiefing, however that by This VIC
his MAjtsty King Charles X, his ROYAL Higbpess Inu
Antoine, his son, and the senior neinh r. OF the Rova,
House are leaving the Kingdom OF France, declare
ma. the Throne s vacant de JdciO ct de je and ,hai
mers Is an absolute necessity OF providing for il.
lie Chamber OF Deputies declare, 2lIy that acco,d
ing 10 The %isb, and for the interest of the people nj
France, the preamble OF the Constitutional Charter l.
omitted as wonrding the national isny in anpea,jn
70 grant TO them rights which essentially bious 10
men; and thai the following Articles OF The same
lowing manner:-- 80 "
Article l. Frenchmen are 20 be equal b lore 4, q
law "htevgt may bs their hues or heir fauks
Art q They are 10 contribute in proportion 10 their
toftune' TO The charges Of the State
Art 3. They all 10 be equally admi.sibj. n C;y
~ and military emrloYmcnts.