Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1831-04-16
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CHAMBER OF DEPUTIES
The discussion relative 10 the Ir sent disturbance
in Paris was resumed in the stng Of The "a 'n5
with undimirishsd ntereg. NJ Keraui s.tribu ed The
present excitement OF The public feeling, to The hot.
headed theories of the Students, and recommended
that their conduct should be represcnie 10 their
rents, who, a. Wi az all persons of mature Judgment
throughout France, were, in the orators opinion al.
tacbed to the existing order Of hngs He earnestly
urged the Government TO the most PROMPT and de-
oisive steps for checking ard puuishipg those cha
we're thus exciting the m,b to outrage and profese
himself to be always ready TO afford indie mniy to the
Goveinm ent, shouli hey strain the laws in the
execution OF that most necessary measure. NJ Mau-
gum found in the ebleness and ndeci.ion Of The Min
isry sufficient for the ms nal dssonteut and
declared hat the Chamber would always be ready and
able TO support der and good goveInm n and 10 gran,
TO the Ministers OF the King tor that purpose ali the
POWERS which they could justly require at its hands
Nj. Dupn, the elder, was tie next speaker, and hs
appearance in the tribune excited Intense Eterest He
alluded with much feeling tie fecsn, attack m bs
house and lie. The most cAIum Nous accusa ions d.
dis.emnated through the press ag inst him led IN
these outiages. THIS was evident even from The ex
Ires'iGns used by those who were MOI active in ihs
ne was present at The iuoetal ceremony SAINT
GERMAN PAuxerro exclaimed one: He carried the
white flag, shouted emo her: 'He il en- enemy 10 The
workme n--deah 10 hrn--g've to his headD NJ Du
pm called on ne q ,verumen' TO pursus and punish
The rsg ators of this anarc v under whatever o,r
they presented themselves. III S4verte urged The
Ministers TO progress With The fe ling of the people.
70 give them Ee!orm-and to dissolve the presen,
Chamber. The discussion was closed by a yerv lops
aud interesting speech from NJ. Gu not He also la
nentec the irdecison OF the Gov rnmeEt and sid Ina.
he apathy which some thought they saw 10 the con.
tuct of the National Guards during The late dsturban
ce' not oging to any change in the political SER
tin ents Of the citizen But, continued the sneaker
Tue National Guard demands, ard the Chamber de.
mands, chat IL should he governed. Ii perceiyes ina
it ia not governed lie believed firmly that Frsnce
was in dangerous potion, and hat order and liberty
were in peril rather than in state of progressive i'm
provemen, and that their present course if rerseva
ed in, would not lead TO a liberal ard Nationa o.,
vernmert. NJ 6lte attempted 10 address the Cham.
Der, but the dlscusin was further adj urned 10 he
nex day.
THE BUDGET.-The Ftench Mi1iter has subc,if.
ted the Budget TO The Chau Der If Deputies II amoupis
10 Eogli'h money to A. 600 COOL btog one fl m0te
than Is called Tor in ordinary years, and Welding
plus of 5000 600 francs. From The ordinary Rud
get" sad Nj. Latte, q" we shall have Is 600 OOO NJ
francs end from The extraordinary budget 600 600
We have, beiiies, sinking fund of 81 600 600 fan
Ard yet direct taxes will remain giibou, anu in
create We have also TO announce 10 ycu mai iba
indirect taxes have improved during the month of Janu
sTy, and produced increase OF 200 900 600 fancs
notwithstanding the reduction of duties. What strength
md power for war If war should become ndi,psosabe
Wha' resources iof rendering peace prolific if we haS5
the happiness TO preserve it, of being able 10 emolov
the immense capital we possess! Our armamerts arc
sufficiently imforng 10 peace or TO repe gIor
ously any aggression We have well founded hope bat
Europe will soon reduce her forces TO their ordinary
Enlistment, and That we may also be at liberty to re-
dUce ours 10 the scae which our sefeiy and di0oi,v
may require in q state Of peace"
. From the Montour Of Friday Feb. 1o.-OhciaI Part,
PARIS, Feb l7.-IO-ddy It noon, iiis depuIstion NJ
the National Congress of .leium Teparsd 10 he ps
lss Royal. Two of his Malssy's Aides.de. Csm,rs
ceived IL Of he top Of the gr,nd sisircase 10 e1ndnc
IL into the bret saloon, where il was RECEIVED bv bs
Minister OF FO' eign Affairs, Tho conducted il in ~ e
Presence Chamber, and his Majesty received /, sins
on the throne, havng lie Teht iLe Duke o. Otlens
and on his LEFT the Duke Of NfInOurs Her Msss,v tI
Queen vas present, 6s well as the Princes and pin
cesses, and the Piucess Adelaide, ihe Kings sister
The Ministers and Aid, s.dt Camp Of the King snr
rounded the throne. The President Of the Co1gre,,
delivered the following speech -
" SIRE-Ihe legal organ Of the Belgian peopIs the
Sovereign Congress in its sitting Of the 80 OF Feb.
ruary, elected and proclaimed King Ls ROYAL Hisb.
mel" Louis Charles Philip d'Orlehns, Duke Of Nemours
your Msiesty's younger sou, end has eoirpsteI IN
US the mission to offer the crown to his FevsI Hin
nes', in the person Of your Majesty, % his Guariisp
and King
This election, which was claimed by The oc,lsr,,.
tons Of free peope,b homage rendered 10 lie popn
lar Ryyalty G. F,snee aod 20 the virtue Of YOUR mi
ly IL ctmenis the natural union Of the two na,ions
without coufoundiDg them II Teconcies their wishes
and heir natural Interest with The Interests ard
the Ieaee Of Euopf; and by giving 10 the indepsnd
tDce OF Belgium new support, hai of tie + eneb
honor II insures to o,her States new eeme nj of f,cs
and tranquility
The Constitutional compact nm which The C,oyyn
o Belgium rests is finished. The nation whose i,
dependence is recogt zfd, expects with i'm p,ue,cs
both the Sovereign OF il ch q and the H.
ConstiiuHon, 10 which he will take the oath Tbe
answer Of your NJ j sy vii iulGirs veil. founded sv
Peeiaiions and just hopes Your acc .sa on Ia.
proved that you knox al the p1wer OF 0ly national
wish, end he symP'fy Of France is pledge 10 us Of
hs ready ascent 10 Tie suhages Of Bslg Jun.