Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1831-03-22

psrdencs which Bslsans have achieved at NE pSice
OF their blood-(Sscor d. seconded-bravos and long
aud vi applause are cad from the pohhc g.llsre,
NJ ID stouveilss and 'one otess ris,ug 10 leave the
HAii,call upon the Pr sdent 70 impose silence upol
| tn sAl-'ir,.--fiisses a. o im,n-di,t ly heard.
NJ do Surmont-Mr. Psesiisni, they presume 10
hi.s.
NJ. Forgsur.-Y ., aud II is intolerable Tn. whole
assembly 'oss, and impossible conceiv. the con-
iuHon which prevailed
Many rotces from The galleries The King, the
| kig, immediately, imme iiatrly.
The PSes'dtn standing, eni-avors TO re-eatsbiish
nder aud silence. Tweniy lines he excla med Sea
usmsp, 10 your places every in his seat" l. was
VT the utmost d thcul y order was restored
/ The P'"sideDi-Gsntiem-n,I beg the Assembly 10
be the hrst % give an example of Oh order aud ODE
ieoce to your President, aud then, sroDg the oos-
disnce o. the As euby.t shall not fear The galleries
on, sh1nld similar sens OF disorder he manifested.
shall break up the sittng-(orav You will not
'uve me TO this extremity. Gentlemen. appeal to
your own honor not to do so We are here nod rate
men--"se, enll<htencd, who ouiy Jok for The good
the nalion. Let US know how 10 respect ourselves
II we wi b 20 oers.Pscted by III. pubic. As to he
citizens 10 the gallery, once appeal to their
god sense and honor 10 obs. i've order Tn ,se ouly
unable to comprehend the Importance OF cur
"oas. cen permit themselves to interrupt them.
NJ Van de Wager Asks that The Comm tee be i'm
mediateiy nameJ that Il cit in the afternoon and i
usrsP r. o-norrow.
Nj. No,hurob-Delay not your decision ,wsn y. four
honrt; Tor at Massicht Lux emoCurg, an MANY ohe,
PAGES the par izans OF the family OF Orange are active;
|
be hem 20 reg lin nfiu suce 1 support mot cordial
| ~ the proposst OF NJ. RJbaulx
Nj. III. de Br ckere-In order 10 ,asfy ALL iosi.,
upon an immediate ptote.', by scclamaion sg snt a.
praioeoI, and that We defer til to-n rrow The answer
20 H.
The President said he could not put such motion
protest by exclamation might be not without danger
H. re B'ouck~te-I can h. ioos ~ r,.nx NJ
| francois, deputy from Luxemto ,rs, sp- X. OF NJ
| -ams de with NJ. .omb; NJ. DE cav =, N. a.
,her -'de. NJ Van Meenen said IL was evident IN /,
I nUA luhl In a,,Nha ~. ,.lt...
no regard should be bad for their proceedings M
b-an roncurred entirely in the prop si,ioH Of NJ
RsbaulS: but dd no thick th- Deputies from Luxem.
hou'g r, 10 consider themselve a. excluded from
n. Congr--s. NJ. Geod-b, 90 IN .i.ed spon am imm .
ai.t. protest The hoLo-ab'e msmber IN a warm ,,n
provi alton, denlarsd at he could not IN.
light a,roEa'ed by the Powers Of interfering a. they
claimed t. do. in the affairs OF Belgium "Aud I de-
clare, he added ",hat though the RI s.ans were al
he gates OF Louvian and the Du'ch at Scaer beck
would still p'otes, agiinsi their right"
NJ Felix de Mecods-I will mersly rem, rk th,, No
nation can answer for integrity of s territory; bu
this Is no reason why the czsns OF provlnc, men-
dcsd with separation, should abdca, their ausity o.
citizens; Tor Al long the nation ha, rot ab,ndone,
the province, ihey may anil should fluff their du,y A.
deputies. therefore think the deputies from Lnxem-
o'ug hnuid continue 10 take part in
until Belgium shall consent to the separation of tn,
pr5vuc~ which hope sh- never will 10
Mr.. Van de Weyer offered the following re- .olu
tioD:-
Art, LIT. The National Congress protes,, syain,,
1884,
Ar. 81. Immediately after a committee shall be
named. it shall b. chars"d TO draw up a protest. adj
dressed To all The Courts Of Europe.
NJ. de Robaux-It is not ouy az Inst this protocol
we must protest. hu agant all those which have Seen
communicated to us .
Nj g sndebien supported M de Robaulx
Many other in-m1-rs took part IN The debate. al
were aTor oil protesting against the PROTOCOL and all
we're exceedingly Indignant "a ;ho conduct OF The Fyo
Powers. "
IA a h.,
win the assent OF the Assembly. This COMMITTEES il
composed OF deputy OF each province tn. folio
order:
Central Brabant, NJ. de Van de w.yer Luxembourv
VI. Norhonb; LiDbourk. NJ. Ds,iouv-lIe.; L.i.c
NJ Looeau; Namur, NJ. d. Rlbaulx; H,nsul, II
\ Geeeshien; Eastern Fiaudsrs. NJ HOP V,l.in
Nv western Fi@ndsf'' nj. Devauxi Anve's. Al
This committee meets this evening, at o'clock, and
viii make tts report
Tue ord.r oil the Cay called for the discuss on upon
the prjposa Of decTee Tor the aiming Of sovcrs!go
IL was adopted in the form that gave il yes.rdev
win unan''hity, the voters amounting 4" IS.
The di-cussioa then openad upon the choice OF a
Sovereign.
M. de L'nghe was the FIST orator who spoke-He
was IN favor OF the Duke d. Leutch, nberg.
NJ. de Bairguiss-Geu'le men, the re 20 ing of In
Psoco has u1', III he least. chang d INV oninion II,
relation To he cSOIce of Sovereign T. is trus tbnt
France has signed the Protocol BuI | Uphold that
the Chambers cannot raty the signature without VIC.
iaing the principles OF the R-volnu,n Of 1880 Thee
viii be change III the Muisry; and that which Gill
succeeJ, VIII cer'a My ad0t totally different poev
II we had population of 30 millions OF we
should not receive such diplomatic noss LIT m.
'h-f"iore seek Ihe alliance OF of 80 millions oi
lnha ltants. Let us choose the Duke OF Nemours
King, in order to insure this alhancs.
Afer this exOrdium, the orator ran through suc
cesseeIy and reiu' ell the obeciiOns which mzbt he
made to the choice. He enumerated al the SAM
time the in onveDieuces which would result fran,
choosing the DUKE OF Leuchtsnbsrg, and cooclud-J
in favor OF the Duke de Nsmours.
NJ. On. LIE Coco spoke favor of the ,La a.
Leucbi. nberg.
Nj. P'nuez spoke 10 favor OF the d AXE de N .mours
M. Lebeau said, iha, there were bur three 10 sibl.
com 'inaOD' the Prince of Ofauge, the Duke of NJ.
mouro add the Ddke of Lei eubonfg Toward m.
Pfi1cs oil OrhUgs we wage civil war and feel IN.
strongest national haired. IL IL thet efots OH, of Nh,
question. The claim Of the Duke OF Nsmours entail.
an Iinmeiia's and general war. WIN tA- Duke q
L,uc t'nbourg war is dt tn most but possible
The aor, IN an energetic bursi, gu rel ,te nm
on M conduct II the powers and he policy of he
F'ench cabinet. He accused, wi h bntern, g. IN,
r'ehch government OF cher'hDg secret disposition
TO possess themselves OF Belgium, and push Their from
tiers 10 the Rhine; TO effect which they did all n
could TO proong the Provisional Government Of n. l.
gum; hat ia the while Fsanc- was making hsr
"afhks prrparaions aud il Belgium IL not con, Iusd
b"uoo, wDen those prepare maI. she vii,
be invaded This discourse mads a lively imoress,-,
upon tn. ssgemby.
AIR NJ. Lebeau NJ d .lovarde spok. in f,vor nj,
the luke OF N iOurs, NJ sgs. wan XIV ,,d o.,
s'a"'ine Rodrrbsck, for the Duke o. Leurb,soburg
some applause ffom the galleries. al the close of III
spseeh OF the latter, caused such agitation i'm bs as
senoly mat many msmhers lett ", and NJ Can, I a.
oh required tue President, eDergeticaily TO niotca
ns rus - hi' incd nal discussion would have last
- Whi'e but TO- messsx' iron the Pfovi,,cn.