Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1831-09-01


least $50 new Members
In Por'e the elections a moioty Ministerial
and nsiety otherwise. Look to the list | sent
you in my last letter, and you will find that of tho
following Deputies returned by the Department of
fhc Seine, seven Ministerial and seven Patriot
candidates.
] ACCOMPLISHMENTS, NJ. s ACCOMPLISHMENTS III
Pericr, NJ. Damon p
Do. NJ. Lafitte, p. 9 Do NJ. schooner NJ.
Do. N. Oder, Nj. 10 Do. CT. Loban, M.
DO. NJ. cameron, NJ III Do NJ. Barthe VI.
DO. N. Salvertc, =. IL Do. NJ. Arago. p.
Do. NJ. Dccssert, NJ Is Do. NJ. Renet T.
] Do ~ Delsborde, p II Do. NJ las Cases P
Thus there are to 7. In the fourth Arrondissc
ment, N. Odillon Barrot was defeated but already
we know Of his election COR Strnsbourg, Chauny
FerneuiL Bronne, and Eure Thus nc is five times
elected. and the four Colleges he must refuse since
no can only be Deputy for one and they will re-
turn four members at the elections who enter
tain tho same opinions and wishes rs this mort dis
tinsuishce, talented and honorable citizen In the
list reimbursement the election OF NJ. Cassimir Per
Ter was event Out of 1857 electors Gal vot
cd FOR him. and AT against him. This election has
much gratfcd our President of the Council and il
wore absurd 80 deny she Importance of the fact.
On tho other hand, the defeat of NJ jacques Iefe
bvre IN the It'll reimbursement, and the election of
M Dslabordc, gave great satisfaction to the Minis
ter, who would willingly have given large sum OF
money, If thereby ne cosld have secured another
result. DO the defeat of M. Panis the Ministerial
candidate "a the l2th, and of VI. Bourgeois in the
Sth arrondissemeht, were facts which were severe
ly felt; bat these were compensated for in the OPT
MON OF the Minister by the rejection of NJ
do Corceilas, and the election of Francois DeIcs-
ssrt in the 9th ACCOMPLISHMENTS. in truth the re-
jectoA OF n. de Coreeiles vas not expected bv the
republican party and it has occasioncd the most
lively regret. He WILL probably, however be re-
turned By OF those Colleges which has elected
NJ. Odillon Barrot General Lafayette several
tmes. On the whole, then, you will perceive that
as far as taS elections of the capital concerned
neither the minister his opponents have the right
to cry vistoTy" above oil, TO adopt such terms
of exultsAoA, aad heToics those mad use of by
tho JOuTRl dee Debates. Indeed, whilst the seven
candidates Of the Minister had between them 8 2G4
voes. thoso Of the anti ministerial candidates had
a0l0m!
Ia tho Departments the Extreme Caucho has
last none or Us partisanE up the present moment
Lafayette, Lamarque, Q. Barrot Dupont dc pEure
Mauguin, LATTE, SC &c. already all return
Od-and some Of them by two, three and five DIFF.
snt Electoral Colleges And ON the other hand
have Casimir Porier twice returned-Dupin
{nne) reelected, and Guizot, Roger Collard and
Sobastlsnl are ell 10 be found in the lists If Ad-
miral Dc Rgny has been defeated in the depart
nsnts q. de Goresllas has been beaten at Paris;
and it Baron Louis has been no where elected, NJ
lsaI1bsTt has failed in his endeavors So there is
tho "qs1S Pre- SUS." ~ de REny's failure is to be
sttribBtsd 30 his eOHneIon with Baron Louis who
y Minister Who has served all parties and takes
eaths OF allegianee with the same facility MS he
does ChsmpaiEAe vine. II. de RignV, the Minis
ter Of HATRO. hes failed al Toulon where NJ Ber
naId, pstriot, has defeated him-has failed At Bri-
ey, UhSrs n ChsTpehIieT. patriot, has had large
nnaJorlty-snd, above ALL has failed at Mcaux,
whore GsP. Lafayette was returned by an immense
majority OF slectsys. Thus, though N. Perrirr and
n. Bartbe (twS ministers have succeeded in Paris
~ Louis and dc Rigny, two other Minister'S
have ipiiod ID she Department.. So Il TAhtte NJ
Damon and " d- 9or'nsnin, hsTc DO sa ~ ore tLtu
sncs blessed ~ the electors Of france 1T Diff
set Co.egas; and We. al these are Tor marching
viii She RcvolutJn.n
But ofer ksvin takan notice Of all thcqe-tl,oso
men whc are kaovU DOT merely ~ France Jut to
Eurcpe, by ilslr long lives Of devoted patriotism
and attachment TO Sue cause of liberty or systcma
tie opposition 10 She Bourbons s. the lovers Of dcs
potism-thSrs rsiuain great many ncyy men who
now fer She hrst time rstuTnsd bv France TO
represent her il the Chsnbsr Of Deputies Some
Of tlsess arc Aapelssnists as Bertrand the brave
and Las Gasss ths hiilIfd- Some Of these are
Repuhsans-ATsWsd, long iEisd KsesbIicang-s
sonsc are friends to the nev Iponarsy Of Louss
HhiIip-buL | know not one who is a partisan of
the Duke of bordeaux :. Some old members Of
the Chamber, as Roger Collard lwho has at lonrth
declared bis opinions), may indeed think shat the
Revolution should be terminuIed with tho abdica-
ton Of Cburlcs y and his son, and that the new /
dynasty is illegitimute, since Henry V. is yet
alive.
But know no new membrane one belonging !
10 Young France vet elected to support these prin
sipies-and question very much if sich man |
.IalI find his way into the Chamber. Well. then |
what do these new men mean 10 do and to say, !
and how do they mean 10 vote! Why, against the |
'humiiation of Frauce"--that Is the word; they !
wish for peace and order, liberty and laws; but they
will not submit 10 have France IIhunbiedP