Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1831-09-16

Tarenso. and Trsvise; General Gerard and Count Io-
bsu, al the he ad OF ,hs stat Of the National Guard.
and squadron at drsxoons. A marty Of the Munei.
pei Guard closed the pro.es i'm. One, however was
wsn"og -oos on whom France in looks with unsb,,-
Ell confidence, rnd even incr-asiI, low. ose who in
July a. had only % -x iair, Let there b, a X
publ aud 'hsre vol have been on.; n, he cried: -
Lev h-'e Is Coos,i uio"ai Monarchy, surrounded
oy KIP bl,-a az ,siiu b ns, and the Monarchy wa.
e"ab-hs', though the Republic IN Institutions have
not hi'hst q boen reasz That abssntee wa. I.,ta.
y't 'nd 'hr p-op. asked. "aud where /. L," He
was TO, ibrre is'. B caus- be does no, think We a.
wak,og In The ways OF July, 1885, 81 Because on an
occasion Ike tho present, he would no. by b.og 10.
'ae,'e sies which nigh, have disturbed the psaee or
be harmony Of those who form, part OF the eorfege;
snd cause, as he did not agree with those who
nave given ,yalst Interpretation 10 popular Re-.
vo'n ion, no would rot, by HE presence. appear TO
sieiore with ihst wi'Jom, prudence and
which ever dsipg"sh every act Of his lie, General
Lafayette abs aimed from tending.
Duriug Tho progtess of the possession slonr tbs
bouicvads tie Kiog was 49,: received. No,exsy.
and 'mat ba-ks,s OF flowers were sisewu bsors him
ey many hundreds OF eisizens attached bis ,rson
though not enthusiastically sho It'd, were very gene
rally herd; sud when hi. NJ. j,s,y arrived a, tn
Phase de Ia B"tie, he wa, surrounded BY tens OF
ahoo'apds OF applsndirg aud rs,p, eta 10 individuals
WHO se zed his hand and swore to def nd h. Throne
provided he would ''bs fa.,bfui to them aud TO he
H.ve'unon CO July Upon The site formerly designed
Tor tbs fountain OF he E'sph nj placed The mode
10 wood OF an oe'sgoua monumen,, the four pr, nsipa
fronts OF which pre- ent tbs siege cf the B,e IN 1889
the sitge OF h. Flo el de Yiile-,nd the taking OF
he Louvre In 1880, aud tho oath OF l. uis PHI lin I
10 August OF year, painted in imi ion Of relief by
NJ Csc. Upon tho four alternate from 9 are iosc,,b
'ne names Of the 81 In. Who tell in Jal,, 1880
AooSe these two prn' ipa iron |, PEDESTAL, on two
.he' OF which appear the da OF the "27 h. Ssh 20
July" and on the he. tho motto of The Na'ion,I
'inar''. "l.ber'c--Ordre Publ que" The Tour an.
gi's IRE surmountsd with Gallo cooke anil In n, cen
ire 10 nm embleu. Of the Char er OF 1890 Toe Who'll.
monument is surmoun,ed by wrath ip,s,ib, A with
'n' plumbers OF the IL ACCOMPLISHMENTS each surmoun
a h.n al knxe
Grards OF cypress and ui.colosed n .xs with crane
u!aP- les form tho remaining ornaments. A l,rg.
tvaed tent occupied by the vel party wa. be hind
ms enument, and commuuica cd with III nv hide
oil ahi ard elegant construction. On each ii IA NJ 4
ten was al ample theatre, reserved for the member. o
me Chanbet-, and municipal and scientific b,die. Of
inc Sa,e, who were suppl W, h tickets. The eer,
mony OF 'he laynk 'he fret son, wac conducted with
In this model Of The monument, which wa, small and
soSefea over and therefore not than doz -p in
uViouais could witness this invidueI act o. wal in
'sres and sympathy with the July Revolu ion A, a
temporary NOEL, the building erected answered
purpose and wac popular aud unoseniaout but If IN.
uo'e nment Really intends adopt this model az ,ha
AFTER ~hish monument is 20 be ecied Ia ,,on, ,b.n
RESET The proposal, aud hip, that a monument 10
commemorate 'u.h an event, will have much iess OF
unset and great deal more Of ,a,iemuch less of "a
~ and show, and great deal re OF subsan,a, and
classic ornament about II,
AT The Bn'ile a eirsumsiance occurred 10 which l.
necessary to refer, end which II IL also 20
explain According 10 the programme of tbe fstas
which was prepared and circulated b,fore the anniv
sary commenced, Depu:-a:.s from t-- .;;:z-,,,. nm
wh IN had been conferred by France the Co.'s or Ire
medal oil July, were announced az having b. en- drrc,
cd 10 'orm part Of the eor from the Pala, Rova n
the Bas'ile. But his Mayors OF the differ n arIon
were TO draw lots for those who sbt 10 at
tend, and be only knew in his official ehsraet,r ,bo.
who had sken the oath o, allegiance required bv NJ
Casinir Perier, and bad therefore, received IN.
or the medals. This oath they had no, and yon,d ~,
take, I'd, therefore, only score of bess n.,.on ;
ed the procession 10 the Base instea Of som, ibon
,snos. Waen, however, his Majesty was about to qui,
mo spO' 10 order 10 proceed to the Pantheon, d-prt-
"on nom these tf z,ns waited upon the King and ,bu.
addressed hin - Sire, twelve man,h. zinc. the com
ostant July acquired the iitIo OF The Sacred l. Oh
by atcom anyipg your Msjesty TO the ,tens 81 he
Throne; To-day. decorated with she ord.r Of JuIv IN
snirea' your Majesty to conhrm that lille Ct Sacred
b-s,on, ny permitting them 10 accompany you to he
o. Ihis one' was wise, pa'rotie, and vr,u.
ons II has been said, mos, un,ruiy, OF ,hs comba
tn' Of July, by their bitter mies that thew ooly
desired disorder, and tie worst enemies IF ibe
.n,One 'ney h'd ihem'elve. es'a9lished.-They now
game FORWARD practically 10 deny THE They have not
ony no objection &c, hu, they love and respect the
Throne; but then IL mus, bs surrounded BY R.uubi-
can in'nuhon.. They had refussd 10 receive The
Coos and ms Msd,l az Royal gifts, when thew ", re-
national al popular bonors and 10 be indebted 10
individual for that which had been conferred I'm tLs
name o. aS millions OF people, They did MOI, therefore
procession from ne Pa.is Roy' to the BsstiIe: bu,
they voluntarily offered to form the body-gu.rd
OF the King from The B"i,e 10 ;hs Pantheon. and
thus az least for surround tbs Thfone with
republican institutions. $3.50
The king accepted the offer with emotion and graft
tude, and the eorsege then proceeded TO IN.
In FoDt oil that splendid building was iossrbed in
large gilt !e"ers, "Aux grands Hommes Ia Pa,re re-
connoisanie, and at an carly hour ;i3 .-.-...i
onhes and gasries were filed with the most re
bis and enlightened citizen! This was The ,rumnh If
popular opinio The ng, the Princes the PEER ,bs
Deputies, the CAPT a!ists, the Court the Jndges al
the men OF science snd he art, were hero nat too
'her to render the HON ge Of profound an vsIv era
Iitude 10 the memory OF those who Ser, nra
poorest eizen' but who died in tie defence of The H.
berries and laws OF the country.
Inc Members Of ihs destitute aud those Of the NUM-
eiPai Court wore their full dresses did also the Min
listers, and the good, wise, " psrabie and vjr,unn
iayee, simply orbame nted with the decoration of JnIv
safe quietly and unos n,aousIy in the rel row ~ IN
Members OF the Chamber OF Deputies The Pantheon
Is large and noble builciDg-spacious lofty and i'm.
posiDg-Tbe circular corpiee of the dame xas noaan;
beenly covered with a splendid drapsty en1win ID
WIN 'rl-eoioured hsgs and The GalIie cock Agains,
eafo OF me Tour walls wbsh form the points of inter-
sesuon OF me cross, constituting The edss, was affixed
tablet OF brtts, dvi9ed into eight columns wing in
seibed on 'bem 'be christians and surnames NJ t6o.s
who fell, arranged alphabetically, and also contanins
no age. OF The victims and tho place OF their birth
smai " gh' o. steps conducted TO each tablets, and
'ne king assembled each, and assisted pro forua In
smxng here tablets 10 The wails. Tbs building w,s
eIowoed win spectators, aad orchestra was erecsd
10 me gallery al tbs extremity OF the building facing
the grand enirsnse and behind the throne vbers
nea:Iy 400 mussians, including Nourri, La1oo, ~,
pouresu &C. we:e arranged 10 give IF, ,ct by tbejr W.
cal and in'rme NAL talents the Pr of m. d,v
va toe .Iva Of the King, the oshssrs performed he
hihseiiaise amidst The sometimes deaieping pIaudits
Oh an excited, y' united assembly N, worIs can ,oo
vty en- ides OF tbs enthusiasm Of This moment, W.
were carried bsek 10 the events Of 1s30ihs barbados
ms promises OF July-'he exled PiDses-tbe Ma.
us-snd with heart and souI erisd, "Vve Ie Ri -, Vivs
Lafayette" and GIVE la Liberie l'--Tbs kim ,h.n
fve.ted me tablets TO tbs walls containing tho name,
OF those citizens who had shed their blood 10
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