Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1831-09-27
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PROCEEDINGS IN Ihk FRENCt, CHAMBER
We lay bs'ore our rta eIs NJ Cas,mir perr.,.,
Speech on 'he address oi The Chamber-Th..e are a
few Passages il ,hs Address iise which have parreu
lar araenon ,or he Amr,icsn reader.
The United Siaes.-"Your NJ i-stv Se,ic,,a,s. yo,,
sell upos the psc he relation. which foreign
ms nt mair,an with You're. We ere harry 10 see
mors closely The bonds wa eh sus.h Us 60 the Unied
; ate OF America paurai sllies, Whose eali-s
friends we We await lie sommune,ien. Of
TIE treaties coreudsd wib them a. well "a hos. corr
c'udsd with the republics OF Mexico and H,yi, wNsr
we shall examine the spulao os which hey con al, -
PoidRd- = There i, another cen ut which /. .
whsh procure ly moves all h-a-is--it i, that which
the fate OF unhappy and heroic P,land in ,pre Fra,
thanks your NJ -4,y fer having rendered yoor media
ton. The voice OF your diplomacy cannot M ak, i,srl
heard too oiien or vi too much energy iu behalf of
people. whose restoration to the rank OF ma ms IL de
sired 80 earnestly by all generous ,ou; and demand
ed by he interest OF France and by all The true FRIENDS
o. Enrofean civilization. In the examination of ho,e
uimcut negotiations W. have conf NEE ba, W shall
bud proc OF the dignity and per+svsrance with which
The true inerss's OF France have been defended"
NJ Peirier PASSES over the late treaty With he u
Sta'es But he pressrs with iuconsids able r ~.
nuity The ala OF the Relations with Poland - IA ia
easy 10 see with what sensitiliiy every thing which
touches the a'e OF the Poles musbes the feelings OF
the rteneh He bad talked OF Poiugai Of aly: ar
he talked afterwards of Bsgium-hut no exuaotd ma
ryinpre's'on wa made upon the Chamber. The frs,
sentencs, however, that he uttered ahou, P,l,nd III
reporter says Ptodussd "strong sensation"
ne world juEges by r@subr. L. Russia subiue the
roles The eSeefsiion' o. he F;encn rm-
seuie Upon HE heads OF their ministers If Russia
moi content with The 1u ion of hat country should
then unite with Prussia and Ausr,a in any
on me iIeeries OF aoee her'ef an ind ibis sigma
WIN forever remain upon the Psr'ier minis ry.-B4t
let ma new hear NJ. basi,ni The Isie Mini @, If
Foreign Affairs, upon The sonse'os OF Pc and.
al er other general obse v.tons, M S~ba.Iani nr,
cecded to touch thu p ,li.h qu sop "Why" saw on,
advetsaies, "no' ny 30 he a.ssspse OF P1snd or Sc
eosn'ze he as nalior' My blood has mingled win
preston. ihai Poland doomed 10 perish" l. o.vef
escsPsdmy hp' W. d. all hat could ressbIy be
done for that country. VS. of-r our 10 ediatior-ue.
gociahons are suIl going We capno, reveal III
secret OF III cabinet tu assert ih.. tia, ma.
lion OF heroes has not been abandoned by VS. Wha,
sort OF assistance. cou'd W. send hen? 1, i, eannon
ammunition arm: Loct [ssid bs1 at the mar an! say
by whN,toad fou we reach ihei Medi'eran An s,un.
Try without declaring war again, Kus,ia Austria and
TIE Herman CJr'ederacy. BY rasirg 500 900 men
we did mere for PJand Iran il we had marched d.
rec'v 70 her assistance, by keepiug IN arm es OF hos
h- Pswors on cur ffoIdsrs As ,be reeos N, ion o.
P1'sud ~ nation 10 which rank 10 people has a b l.
Ter ehtto a'prs houe b. could not eff ca wba
the great Napoleon, the master Of I,ihuania, al The
hsal OF 900 900 meo, sod at Wilma. ours, no, auemn,
IN lSl2 NJ Sebis ian then referred 10 he sali.f.c
ton on,rin>d by Fence from Lio who stl ,,ieosA
ov'r Portugal, snd defended The con u &, the mir i,rv
10 reI"'ing tbs crown CT Belgium tor the DIX. OF =
mouTs.
We infer from oil these s'aernen,s ,fa,it The
intsnon OF the Ministers aid Pole frtl er han
by tP'omatc mediation. The Cismber does rot ser m
10 ASK coy lbiEs more than constant and The most
ergenc med s.ion. Poland then res'. open her own
rss,nrse Win what etvsnt a'pga'ions every riend
:" ihuety preys or her success, II is unnecessary
repeat ShoWdshe succeed, H. will be ore OF tn, iso,
brilliant aod Siir eVens which kavs taken piace IL,
Europe vi'hio the lss, century,
CHAMBER OF DEPUTIES-Siftin of 6,o0
The Presiden' announced 'hai me orcer Of tls dsy
wa the eonu unic''i0n OF he address drawn I'D bI
the Commii're appein'ed 70 ibat eHe<t.
Alter u az 10 v,be her n ,bould nj
be ors' communicated in toe f,sncing sonmir-es this
question was decided in The afiema i've and .be M
bers re ir.d to the sommitee rooms.
The 'iing baving Teen rsfuIned the Pfesid mt
The addsess.
discussion then en'ued as to h auesi.n wbeth,,
the Address should rot he printed snd ins given 10
HE Hon. D.potss to consider IL before tn general d,
bate esme an. Several Members were de.tJsdtv IN
favor OF delay tor thsclon. TIE Chamber uton The
question being put decided that the Address should be
'ntsd, bn ita the discussion, psysrtheess, shonld
opsn Immediately.
NJ. CssiDet Psuier said:
Gentlemen; A. hs moment in phieh The Chamber
aosu' 20 sXPfeSs lie opinion the system snd ssis OF
tbs Micisty, ~ will be permitted me 10 make know
The line OF politics we have followed siuse The end nj
ss' oe'op' IN oroe, ,oa' 'be Chamber may appreciate
The mohter, anc call 20 femsInhrsnce the results
wac moi % Minister, ihst, only lew days ego count,
ed on appearing in " II place. Too often during 6v,
monhs have the spi,t and conduct OF our atmins1,,
ton oeeo attempted 10 be ojored ~ rye, Fraucs
~ means OF unjust nief p eiatoDf. But recollec c.
GsDHsmen, upder what Cireums,ances power as n
trusted 10 the 10 nisry formed on The 18th Of Mach
Va al soes cur situation was soubre and
aud perhaps IL j. only necessary 10 remember tba ses
dared 10 brave 'he enbaffsDmeni Of that situation and
pretent 10 you iaiibiul picture Of what France
at iba epoe h. and what she IL at the ure,.u, ,nos,
Our acts, which have been accomplished reply 10 vsu
i1r the pat. Now, q ndenep, IL is OF ,he 70 iycJ
system which difis ed these that 10 ore des,on.
OF speaking 10 your presence, eSger YOU Ina,
ths' iys,em alone sould ibe ,uure Che re-
'u's obs'nd 10 the period elapsed. That system which
We 30 nos hsst ourselves with having invented, be Z.
cause pon cs sysem - noi invented s 10 be found
whtn ~ The nsUre OF Hogt; and what il hat pys
tenn IL snr interior sHans II 10 the charter, The
whole charter, std nothing bu. tbe charter Ia Dor
tOwu & hssr VOID itom uius.fisus friend whom
Frame n eTes bnd them our political symbol Yes
Gentlemen, ~ 10 he Sstred boundaries Of The chr
Of 1890 hat we have limited tho exercise of On,
sutbofiy; desfouf OF Going 10 its gtnod lin M
tni never TO 80 teyond ibsm. Did the rsvolotjo,
Ct joy desire more than The thsr,eri No one da,s,
sey %. IL came, lot 10 fesOmmene,, bot TO tsrmI
nse oof bfs' laiicrj nor vac ia signal given