Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1830-04-20

chan9e, and TO CALL Oh the Otn Of August to his Coun-
Gus those men who are now the objects OF so much
vehement discussion.
In another article in the same paper the Courier
thus further discusses the same subject
4. In the present. state Of excitement in France, and
IN the absence Of any specific information as TO the
mmedletc measures contemplated by the French
Cabinet, we must receive the speculations and even
the assertions Of the Partisan journals with extreme
caution We by means restrict our distrust to the
statements furnished by the Anti Ministerial organs
of public opinion; there is the side of High ROYAL
st party an almost equal tendency and
misstatCuent.
The position of the French Cabinet is equally sin
gular and critical. That they do not at present con-
template a dissolution OF the Chambers we have tb.
best reasons TO believe--but can they continue for
any length Of time TO carry on the public business
while the Parliament remains III this state Of suspe-
ded animation?
Ii Is true, mentioned Yesterday that the sun
plies necessary for the current year were voted in
the Session of 1929 and that they can consequently
be levied without any direct violation of constitution
al rights but 1t must not be forgotten that the
rnent hazarded by the Polignlc Cabne is as oripi-
nal as II Is decdedits adoption derives no sanction
from precedent, nor can its operation he predicted
by an appeal To any previous example.
II Is, we appreheDd, quite certain that the monied
interest IN France does not yet feel much alarm. We
do not rely the advance of the French Finds alone
IN proof OF this assertion. We know. from other
anu surer Sources that the excitement industriously
tnnented in certain circles in Paris has not vet aec-
ted he great capitalists.
lt Is supposed that one object OF the Ministry, in
pTorognng the Chambers To day so distant is TO give
themselves at least chance for obtaining popularity
by successful attack Algiers 4 gallant nation
enthusiastically devoted to military glory WILL it is
presumed, support Administration which affords
an opportunity for acquiring fume under the attrac-
tive prctence of vindicatug the national honor We
are aware that this will have its full weight in
quarters, but we mach doubt that IL will satisfy the
scruples, or silence the murmur9 of that numerous
Intelligent, and powerful middle class whose hosil-
ty IS as embarrassing fear it will prove obsti-
nate
Upon the whole, he may be pronounced bold spe
culator who Will venture 10 advance prognostic as
10 the effect of the existing ferment in France and
bold politician who vii. look on it without some
thing very near akin to apprehension for the result
PANS advces received the evening Sunday March
3lst The Messenger DIES Chambers that evening saws the
Deputies asseaea on te preceding day the d and la :,
time in the Rue dc S-elue and meeting was more nu
'neIous than the first Before returning their respective
provinces they resolved recommend ;heir Constituents the
greatest prudence and hunness and resist every attempt
violence idud, and CORRUPTION by all the which honor
ana the laws prescribed They separated conviction
o having conscentOusy fulfilled their duty towards the hlone
ana indicated their county, from the calumnes faction
On the 2Oh of March, % Surgeons, Adu,an Majors and
Sub AdutantS received their commissions for the cxuediton
against AerS ard they have had that the day of ter
departure vii! be fixed upon hereafter
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