Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1830-04-23

: an opportunity for obtsining popularity. Eetween
4 the Chamber and the Ministry the Crown has deci-
oca Let the country asn decide between the same
, contendng parties Tho object of the Address is OBJ
taincd The Chamhcr,declarcd its divorce from the
Hiin's'ry' and The Crown has decrccd il. In this
sense was the Address received. In the reply, the
privileges oi the Chamber not contested nor
was It's irankness blamed. The answer * then ncr-
iecy constitutional, IL is implicit but solemn &c.
encouragement of the rights founded by the Charter.
Dn. while acknowledging these rights, the Crown
persists IN ITS opinion and its will II had hight 20
usc'are ITS VIII; we may regret that it exercised this
right, but we do not contest it, lie GIo6e.l
.SSed =, 70" s Of The
some accounts the Session all suspended ill the 5t Of
June an according to Others ill the 9Th of September IL is
eeaT oeHevcd that, l., the interval, the Chamber of Depu-
nrS w DC dissoved-,e words of the King leas, author
ell is stated tia, NJ de Chabol has in consequence de-
ea'ed that he will refuse sign the Bons Royaar required
70. ,e expenses Of the Aserine eSpcdon.tJoar,ai du
The perception OF the Chamber of Deputies would he fatal
ministers for would afford time TO the King reflect
upo ana discover the real interests Of the county The dis
saus 0n If wo",a r; ,hea, more promptly as would
IN either case France be the gather
Strength OF the defenders of the Thronea Strength derived
rom sense OF duty and founded nan the pur,s mos,
Sons,uhonai doctrines The adoption nsoent adj
n'ess mas Toducei effect upon which Rnyasts
90 eonsIaa,s themselves it is that of seeing
yueson OF Government placed clear point view be
lore MINISTER'S that they longer mistake their relation
with the Elective Chamber as i, m5w connoseb
the Revolution ven,ured to address Throne in a
.onc aud with an aspect Of defiance To-day humble dnyn
Chr o,. mousnI u Is amazed, aud wonders could
nohsht nope Tor The uap OF its projects What has
h.frened TO cause sudden complete chance
nlonarr' whose long suffering was exhausted b,s
VIC sense OF ITS rights aud strength Its strength and rights
have prevailed, they will always prevail II was in H.
face of day. seated his Throne Surrounded by the n,n
onares OF State and tho attendants lis Person ,h,, the
hing addressed TO of whom arc criminal and ocT
ncons'deate the words that intimate sufficiently that ,cF -
no safety TOR them bat in repentance aud ancnicr The
onarchcal parry Congratulated oher on the wisdom NJ
md tlrir lI,i
address But an hour aic the Capital knew OF which I
mark in the Monsrch The DEPUTIES ear. 70
tae la"s-ihey went away 10 receive o,d- ~
Honor be to the Ministry who opp
s, .e Of Their FRINGE a." ,.;; WE adc,s for they
well insIoous I;,mr t' There glorious defeats as
scon Of W." Got by .run,en,s The on"oi,;on oy
thew were espeT and the result, could not be doubtful
ton adop'e and known to the public RE S AZ,
made ad to speak by it. aud the whole nation liberty
ssn., nal, For our part, reject the MAJ
dom decided the question: te f me rna,s wis wiz.
spoken! lie, Us be silent both county, has
@Tb. KING has sre end@fta;,rss,ss.,9, 1d o" 'he
rious! The p ,r..Een! The Monarchy is vic,o-
r"r- ''' expect less from Charles ybo o'S we
commencement of the Revolution, pro,estnS
against new md mad schemes. His wisdom hoU,.
esel' well comprehended the evils which for n lone
period bore heavily upon socictv. No;,hor 'J h;S
r1lndn nor heart was shut ag ainst the ms,
inc people, but he kDcTy that the remedy far tho n,b
~ ca'atrues was not to be found in violent reform
II IS TINS Prince as King that the Chamber of De-
; puties have hal the courage TO renr;mand in b;
own palce!-'fhis rashncss has already reco;ved e.
rccon erse, and 1t will yet receive others II il for
x to preSe've entire the dignity ofthe Crown
Inc King has suffered the Deputaton ola Chamber
OF Deputies to approach the foot of his Throne
who refuse 10 concur with him in promoting the
prosPerIt. of the nationIIe has even heard tbe;,
D strange language, their rash remonstrauccs and
TO speak PLAINLY their culpable insults! Such is the
grand spectacle which Our Sovereign has offered 10
Europe Royalty was urmoved, although tho R.i-
eiuton probably thought that the King of France
would have thrown IN the face of the Speaker nm
haranSue which may be dccnIcd rebellious. 'Tbms
the power of Royalty displays itself Rovaiis,s
lei US boast that we have King who kn9yvs his
rights and the due exercise Of his au,hority"
tQuoiMiennel
| From Ge london .TOr71ine Pos, of March !,
ihe violence OF Language III winch the Ministers of the Kio
Of france, and not his Ministers only but himself and b
tonay doctrines daily ncucated by large pTopoon of e
Iench periodical press are viewed by many persons as the
OF some national convilson o ta ;r,
gathering of clouds IN The political which enare and
an 9yerRhelming and Lnons tempest although
1--WE 20 not share the dark and melancholy anlcPalons 10
which the present aspect, rosligr aud demeanor Of political
parties in France have given rise the minds of MANY ina;
n anu "einonned persons, who, like ourselves view them,
from distance, yet are compelled TO confess that Ve o
our exemption from the pain and anxiety which The vision nj
b SS la'4ry must ms c. principally, il entirely 10
he Oele mat ere are pecuaIes both
and national temperament Of the French people that will mo,
tvb
same symptoms were exhibited elsewhere Guild Inc
gnd unavoidable The french nation, a whole have no
dIs'inct Inesbie, tangible grievance calamity othr -
the nature OF positive and sensible evil inflicted v the
ernmeht ana coming home the business and bosom, Of m
subjects to complain Of This fact decisive The
m the french PIess-anguage which would not have been 60
long aud generally Pefseyered in had been found
eDe 70 many OF Tie people, appears nevertheless 10 be SWIM
oma'ic OF approaching rebellion And we then In eE
ance OF all reason Of all experience. all phosopv an
history 10 imagine that nation will take 90 arms arai ne
rulers without grievance or suffering gosd them 10 This
Tue a resource OF suffering humanity against orpre son and
mllc! Or how shall reconcile these APPARENT conrad
uons How account for press un1ues,onalv -o~,iq.
we spi" OF niHf ;IUn, and still retaining or ncIea
sung us popularity, while the people !, addresses haze n
grievance or suffering to endure which, could induce any bat
maniac 20 expose ms person TO the slightest shortest bag
d OF serve eny rational excuse even Ia b;m,.r
9I breaking the head Of snsle Of the gems darmss m
e sinYie MasIslrae' IL is only France that
such problem could have arisen; is nv reerrns N on
PECULIARLY ~ the national character Of France only ina, il can
oe solved The vvacy Of expression intensity of ens
e haZidous recurrence 10 rst principles M settled On
ve'nnen actually existed 10 France, which ma who ig
upafteuch paper can fail TO remark denote no douI the
present eKisiense while they Hours tie strength and eto