Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1830-11-30


clearly see, that suspicious we'll founded; see,
tia, from the FIRST, ,he intention bsay you II
ing Sviss troops; when you had the victory then
the bankers and the peers JON you they appeared
your they pretended admiration Of
ducts hey hsaped applause upon you; design was 10
w,sed!e you back again within their rspacous grasp
This al evident enough They bri6ed he press by
giving places that giving taxes that is giving the fruit of
that they should lie able compel you and your children
wor! Ike slaves pay the debt which had been contracted
the en'gru,s for bsaying pay the cohorts of Cos
sacks 10 ranipe YOU for Ave pay Short for
stripping your museums aid asng fom all the fruits of
your woislrnus vaor
We expected the Gesas uould receive from you
support; expected the burning
villages avenged; expected, short, that the
peope would last prevail the of Tyan's
oesans abanconen their fate; when that the debt
the internal debt was Still 10 yon TO the earth; When
saw, that there still rocureur DR. Roi (horibe tile
TO make upon truth; but surprise give place
To indignation, when clearly that is intended
theirs brothers. wives and chieren; and apparently
possible, your blood rather than accomplish this
rious purpose We Jaw, that almost the Bour
hon had ;:nn the Chambers began talk Of
law 10 abolish the punishment of death for political offences
We Though, strange that this law should have been thought
ot jus, al such time We thought that matter requiring
patient investigation and cool elaboration, ought have
been taken up at time of so much hustle and when there
were MANY important, matters Immediately pressing upon
attention Of the Chambers The doctrine itself though,
safe If death be the doom of him who shall sell fortress
dee, enemy? It curious too that this fit of
this time They only Ney Lasedoyere Of
others put death bv the legitimate Buubons, but many of
them to be put DEATH rt now, when those have
caused you fathers and brothers and children wives to be
u'chered by rnan paid clothed and fed of taxes raised
from laho these humane. these tender souls
'he thought of taking the life of fellow c'eature
| Frenchncn. your valour have firm reliauce the
ONLY danger that your generosity may mislead YOU The
who wish soften and deceive YOU profound by
The law OF God ny the mouth IF Moses says, "e sheds
mans blood by shall his blood be she'd" Jesus Christ
Talk of Jesu,s indeed What Jesuit equal in hypoc.
risv and fraud to those who endeavourng these
sangninav y:ants who PLAYING at cards shooting
birds. while their hired butchers augherng The people
eff PARIS What eight thousand innocent men, women and
children stabbed shot y order of these me,ces
fathers ami mohers left wall the death Of their chllren
phans 10 weep FOR their parents widows for their husbands
and husbands for their wives; slaughter surprising in
her of slain the bloody of Saint Bartholomew total
iy unpovnked and wan,ony conimitted and suffering
of money reward for his deeds humane
phlan,ops engaged in the work OF saving the
carnage ak of Jesu,s indeed What Jesuit that the
world guilty of Hypocrisy and perhdy equal
these?
Brave and generous France let me beg You patiently
to attend while describe the motives who wish
manesty unjust the object OF them wicked they so
directly against the hear of nvoluntarly swe
with indignation at the bare though, Of the audscous design
that hurried from the motives; ought TO
look well these motives for shall find them of the great
est importance you
From the that you had beaten your tyrants the
great object of the Chambers the public funds
OF your abou the interest of the debt
been contracted to enslave you, and which you
slaves as long as you continue N pay II We, IN this
tIy laughed hen banker the head of the Depu-
ties and when that banker offering to the
new King. To neserve the public funds there
talk of We here, the situation This Go
vernmeor and the Bobons had been closely upe the
owners of the funds France extremely desnous
were here that revolution should not dissolve
union Hence your new government soon became connected
closely with oa Charles here instead of going
ica; your kndheared hn plenty of your
money; yonr King sent Taleyrand represent
had
ed flag again; that vou and you TO pay
interest on the debt, and 10 be taxed as heavily as Won ad n
before and thus, quietly and softly he robbed Of
all the fruit of vor vaour and blood The which
and the far greater part Of tins your
The rich people bankers AMI the like, Of h=
public finds they, therefore, this money: and they
this continue, know that it could no.
continue under republican government they know also
that cannot continue if they have any thing ike such gov.
eminent
These people who mark we'll live your atour a.e ex
emey DESTROYS to he CLOSELY connected with Government
because That Is necessary 10 keep public funds Now
Government has good wish min
s'ers p 10 death for saush'eng the peop!e And have
doubt that all the foreign have united make
bargain with for saving the life of the ministers
his there is The danger of The example. and then, who
knows what secrets the ministers may have tell However
the principal motive keep all quiet; and it expected
hat you be made to let those escape, you will
again sudued, and easily made submit any thing And
these calculations for If these escape
there no crime that MAJ NOT be conmm,'ei against with
mpuniy they thus she'd your blood unpunished
gill any yran be- IN future afraid TO rob of your property
or liberty?
that all sorts OF means motion for the
Of preventing We the preparations going on
the Luxembourg The efforts of the Paris press
If the English villains who write from Paris and who
ed and paid deceive You and We see that are
who would you kill another in order to
tie lives of those arocous murderers We how
with great pleasure that you resolved that the mis-
shall die that they shall live laugh the tears
Of the widows and orphans of Paris We and
with deep sorrow, that there is in whose virtue
all confdad, whose long tried patronlsm all relied
whose voice expected induce you abandon yoar
of justice We should acfibe great age should as
hing bn peTfdy the conduct Of tina; if he
nhappy become advocate for saving the lives of these
foul and bloody traitors BIT however painful might be 10
cnnden tacy the conduct of that Man, condemn,
II puS, and that of thousand such men, iom the
side Of epiiy towards these savage Let oSy
MAN any other pardon for themselves If he
have had child wife. father slaughtered, let him
don himself but let him pardon for you let him not,
from motive relative and quie1ess let him
from any ina nary expedoncy. hwar; tho march nf
eternal justice et him tarn his la DAYS dong that
which void amount drclafaton tta' the working peo
pie may he slaughtered with impniy, ami that vengeance
not n GDD of