Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1831-06-24

Of these brave and v'r,uoos crl ms di,rsgsrded
Toe Mooiteur. the D.ea.', aud even L' Temp. yer.
engaged day by day 10 6sht sxxnst inc opposition OF
the 1928 froe,s'rr--and they we're called Ugly uames
their principles held up u scorn ADD derision-snd
those Who made the revolution, AID hid be selected
as emitted TO the gtatud, aud honor Of the Whole ~.
tion, were denounced In the offici, aud dsmi- fcia
column. ot ths'- pApers as III IN h un"ohy aud dao.
xsroos mol Ft some dsys the mater ba'remsi cd
iu ths pc i,ion. NJ. Caiir P-risr. who nj takes OBJ
etna;y for d goy-'ud souoi' Tor ssnss-hs. re usec
the ''csoix de JUL - On such eoad,,iops hey
would ooi havs al al; thai their loss aud tem
d,-honorbut at tie Governin ~ would yield. In
have b>st iienis II ord -r aAd i,h ry r.noa
s,ra'ed md on rested TO siv' way would 'prore
m'tiy aud alarm" a. h. vpino aud n has 10, hold
OF tb- nies, MA tbs d-c,son. OF g,vernn-n, must
Resemble those vi the NJ ~des N PR iaos. Poor mat
he FIRE .ha, this the ruia Of he Ro rails cause
In 1880. AID shie led 10 Tue osorho% Ut tbs Bourbon
dynaHv.
length the <iEsns, waoss IN the Mon-
enr as ihose eut,,ied the ION, resolved Cd
holdicy mer;ius. Al assembly, wa Yesterday con
voksd chs large sa.oS Of the q aud Oh nUniere, in
the Passage do Siupob o. 'ho'e whose had beeu
pabiish''; Nod o"t OF I12S ~ p-e-en, in P.r.,
thou, aud at ended tho usetn.. None ~ere adm,,tsG
but to,e euti led 70 Tho deeo,ai II, and the ct8eu
were arranged in divtoos according to the sroud.ss
menis 10 WI h 'buy belonged. 10 avoid cen u.on AMI
prevent inissk Fou' h4nire3 are a, percent in
Departments, AID could uvt therefore attend esp- eiAly
as 300 aud vMds arc at pr en soldiers officer
ia the army, ard are hare ore di-tubuted all owe
France FJt he 6,. tine since tho revolution of July
ono thousand cx OF taoss who most gu
thenslv assembled hs .ams room, To deus.
the question Of wbe,hst they should allegiance
10 Louis Psilip, snd fidelity TO tbo nav Charter |!
Nine moths hal passed away since the nemora l-
events had occurred 10 which they al eaty dstiu
gui.hed themselves. Same were w,'hou' iesI, bers
without atm. others still decats, and .rins
from wounds they had received and they ali IN I
together TO decide WHISTLER The programme OF IIy
had bseo fulfilled snd developed, Justify the N
tn swearing allegiance and hdeli to the orde,
Of 'biog. in France and t0fhout fxesption oil
the thousand decided III the negatire!I
Nov, alter this, DO told that ,hsre are
no Republicans in FtansI Altar this, we mu.t NOT
BIS told tina, those wto ate ,naretus WITH the rsvo.
luton, and who ds'a Fl ID a, the foreign policy
Of the Fsench Government, are not ,hoss who mad.
the reto uton IN JUL! After this, we must no, be-
It'd that the revolution H accomplished, and ,h. France
only desires order this IS tAse. The Meeting
Of yesterday ha, proved il l. has demon.,ra,sd /,
beyond the possibility OF doubt The renters NAV
Paise the unds'hs ovErs OF and quiet, and ,hos
=; they are. msyP.; C,'mi, on III. back. and i'd
him take courag', though they know HIT in Jolly ssI
they hid themse v9s in cellars garrett. or water.
ciosets. and wouid,'o The same gain In moments Of
commo 100 dagger; but $50 that iho.s who made
the reYolu'iop-sho must kGow why .hty male it
have unanimously resolved not 10 isks Tho GA OF
sliesia6c to L'ui. philpor TO the Charter; but y.,
have resolved 20 place their own breasts the deco
ration OF The "CrJss Of July"
AZ the meeting yesterday. one vet rau was pre-.
sent who assisted tae taking OF the Basi 1. IN The
hrst scenes OF the fret R.volnonl His name VA,
Decomb; &" CiiL ms" said he, ~ was happy enough
70 DO among tbs numtof ot thoss who assisted nj ths
taking OF the Ba''ii.! l received the decOra Tor
which wac established o commemorate this remark,
bic event. was never asked 10 take any her GA b
than that OF fidelity to h p.op!' Wh-uhe said mi,
cry was heard bu, 'bravo aud eve swear to DO faith
fui TO the psopl.!' The mse ling was urauimous
quite unanm'us-ro svsn one solitary diiseo.irn.
vo'ceai,. al resolved Oh wearing tic rihapd In tn ir
eoa, which had bean liked upon a. the ,ib and al tae
Ortef; and Nj. D-eosibS rsa-sued TO di.tri.
butte among those pr-sent The riosad Which had b.,
purchased f)r the occation
Whht this mes'irg wa. liking place in On, mar,
OF the city. 'he Eh'or OF Figaro who !. ono of III.
le2S was srrA.ned at the Tribnns for libel on the
Ca',mr Perirr Ministry! When bs appeared in Con-,
he wa. ornamentsd with the riband NJ tn, Cr,.s Of Jn
VI The Judge iequ'rsd OF BIN, "Wth wba, riban1
he was adorned'."Wr that OF july" tn. re
ply This l d TO discussion. The A,ora.y General
required that tho'e who the riband thoulI taxi
the osbt "No, no." was the answer. I'VE will wsa,
the oidsr, but the oath will MOI tax 4" The At,o,.
ney Ganersl bscSme r itase. Bob the editor and hi.
advocate boldly asserted their mjout. GO
made ct ell that pas'sd-and may W I'll add ibous
shall have oceasi'n to refer 70 distinctly To NOR
row. tho editor OF Figaro acquitted OF N. cbarg,
libel broueht az aina him ty the Casiu,r P.r,er Al
minisraion Ths Attorney General declared, that tho,
who w5rs the Co's Of July, without, taking the oa,i
would bs dealt with according TO Ia~i What pon,.n,,
IL thi.! IL the offence bs political one M Jurv wi
eopdeDn them; and II II be mere matter Of corrse n.
al police how cSTious spectacle wilt be To IN
thousand OF tn bravest and virtuous nro
secuted by tha GoveInnent OF Louis Philip for bsyio0
aoDai decoration conferred on the am Lv tb,.
three million, Of treenen, because they had not fra
taken regAi and nonsrchiesi oati! Should Ca,imi,
Peri,r rick undue Prossou ion, he will bseoms an oh.
ject OF rdiculr.
Thus, France has established National A,neia,ion,
20 defend the Revou and though they are posed
by PETER Administration, they continue 10 exist and
progress ia Apite al desiiuiions which that Inn
ton dare not follow up AID thu. Ffanee has esabbed
national decoration whch those .ndit 10 II will wear
without complying with the Illegal acquisitions Of
retrograde, Of. al least stationary Cabine,!
IL any thing to1d convince nj. Perisr that he doe.
understand the revolution, these fAcs would do 90
IL any ihirg could make him believe that those who
made Inc revolution require that IL should advance
these facts would do Ii be not the slave AZ
hi. prejudees and bid to The error, of hs own
sys,em, he would yield TO the millions and not cppos,
torrent by feather. The party which suppor's hi.
system never did and never would ri either lie or
property in defending IL. He knows that Quite we'll
and yet he persists 10 cruel indifference TO the ia. Of
BeIgium-and criminal nai;eniDu to tn. miseries of
Poland, and contents himiof by saying Be- We warm
--be ye clothed" for -" am and 1 sm clothed,
but have none tor you"
And now what will be dor Will he retr,et the mr.
dinance, snd mako another IsgsI add national
That would be wise, generous, manly snd jus Blu,
will he DO so! fear not Will he sppesI 10 ,hs ,,i-
bunals and insist on the oath being tskapl The Inn.
mails will decide sgsin,, him. VIII he allow the mai.
TO remain unsettled, aud national honour es,s.
lishcd by law, 20 be thus COME red and thus
Should be do this all France will condemn MIN! No
let hope that he will eel that ne did no,
stand ami hst he does not uoGsrsiand the Ysvontoo
Of July and let US hope he will yield 20 public opn.
loo.
One word before I conclude. ID, net ,uppo,s frsn
all his thai those who made tao revolution si,b 10
throne Louis PHILLIP! Mono; they onIy wish ,b Al n,
would march With ths revoiu uoni-And sooner or late,
he will fnd hat he mos, do sell
Your o0edient servant o. Pc
FRANCE
Great DtGculfies Of our Present. Position
To the Editor Of ths London Morning Chronicle.
PARIS MsS 8, 1891
g.. l. r.