Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1831-05-26
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Faiher ertracts from Foreign papers 10 The
9Th OF 1prH, received by the Chartenagnc.
FRANCE.
CHAMBER OF DEPUTIES, April 4.

CHAMBER OF DEPUTIES, April 4.
The Chamber commenced tho preparatory
discussion OF the projecl ota law CONCERNING the
ex' raordinsTy taxes called for by the Minister
oil Finance.
NJ. Saive.te rose TO oppose the granting Of
the woe Of credit, and stated thai the patriot
ism OF the Chamber had been put to u great
trial. The demand OF new ,axes was he un-
derstood, 10 be followed by other demands Of
the same kind, which the close Of he session
believed TO be impenhng--Aould preclude
,he Chamber from exam II To- with tho atien-
ton they deserved. lie then aAyeried to the
mod introduced IN the electoral law by
the Chamber OF Peers and commented nj con
siderable length on the internal and external
policy of the Cabinet. III next alluded TO NJ
GasimIf PerIrr Il 81 declaration to tho Cham
Der, which he remarked was more pacific in
us tendency than his last and adju,ed him,
before he entertained ibe hope Of compelling
Europe 10 d,safm, 10 weigh we'll the value, aud
con ince himself Of the sincerity, OF III omatic
assurances. Nj. Sslverie then recommended
s,rougly an alliance between France aud Eng
land, for securing III. liberty OF Europe, aud
The execution OF which he deemed perfectly
practicable. lie allei wards challenged the
Ministry TO declare " the necessary changes
mad been made in the diplomatic agents OF
France. For instance said he, i" who IS
our Cohsul IN Edinburgh, the most Important
for US al the present time Win respeci 20
the lear Of an explosion 10 tn western depart
mems (Ls Vrndee) VI. . dyerte supposed ia t
the DANCE from hat qnauer was no. imminent
AS the government hal Ia 'ugbt proper 10 RE-
move Gen. LemaTque from thai command.
" Nevertheless said he, " can assure the
Ministry thai the Carli-is OF LA Venice nrc moi
idle. Al viue an Association has bren fornrd
mot pa,riolc one OF co'rsr) and its con III
bations are not tw'ny-hys ceGtlmes pc T
month OF those OF The National Associaiian
bot ii ght per cent. on the amount ol the direct
taxes pad by the members. | youch FOR the
accuracy OF tnis state nent, for have received
il from our COLLEAGUE, VI. BeIteIs NJ. Sal
verte concluded by again denying The expe-
dlency uigranling tho yoIe Of credit called Tor.
aud voted against II.
Admiral d. Rigny, Minister OF the Ma
rine, at this monieni, took tue oath and his
seat.
NJ. G. Dupin expires sed his establishment al
heartng many Hon9TabI. members urging The
Government 10 use largely its privilege OF dis
missing pubic officers from their emplbymen
aud said thai, aiIer such revolution as the
last, could not be- eqiued that no cue should
be allowed 10 fill public Offices wLo had shown
works ot attachment TO the Government winch
had Legally existe1 under the Charter, which
had not been snnuled, but oniy impi owed
A. long as they eonunusd faithful 10 their sew
erai duties, not only should they be reta med
in their appointments, but their past actions
aud their past opinions should be forgotten.
Gen. Lamarque said every day justifies
fears snd antieIpations for the future. The
danger approaches, and every moment of de-
lay but renders il more imminent. | shall
first allnde to the protocol of the 28th Febru-
AIRY, document worthy ofthe best days OF the
Holy Alliance. That document leaves Bel
GUM at the disposal Of Holland Belgium is
saerlhced--she is punished tor having initiated
our example. II IS sought TO drive her TO des-
par--to RUN her by Intestine diyision--ia o.
deI mat, when prey to aoarshy, she may
more easily be placed al tue disposal Of Eag-
land. The H.n. Deputy then drew a picture
OF the present state OF Europe. A Ministry
qalibriste, he continued, was DESTROYS of con-
cHiatiug the revolution with doctrines OF the
restoration and, auoinling Tho rights oflae ma