Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1831-02-15

Spect for the Judgments oftae tribunals Obetienc.
% Justice Is the essential basis of social order ant
liberty" Who will doubt the accuracy Of this
statement, and who will not feel that when the la
are not obeved there is an end only OF govern
ment but OF society! The Revolution of July last
was not n Revolution ag tind III, lava but apninst
tho violation oil The laws II Charles X. aud his
Ministers who violated thcm--and rs the person of
the King was invionble, they dcthruned him and
sent him exile to HOLLYWOOD
You must not however. suppose that n rrent mass
OF the people, who are not influenced by tho Iasts
Priests. and Conspiraturs, and who act and feel
without any foreign impression. are changed IN their
opinions, and do not now desire tho death of the
Ex.Minstcrs OF Charles no no-thcy desire
thor death as much as cver-but after the adde's
ses which have been made them by the Repub-
llcan Minister'S of Loui, Phllp--by the Republican
Lafayette, and By the Republican OdIlloa Barrot;
that portion of the people who not led astray
by the Royast conspirators, and ire not the dupes
OF their villany-desrc the death OF the Tx. Minis
tiers to be pronounced by the Chamber of Peers but
who, fthat Judgment be no, pronounced, will bow
10 the decision OF the law, because the law, and
because the Government, by the addresses i, has now
put forth. has gained their attention aud obtained
their confidence
Finally, L. NJ Odillon Barrot, the Prc(nc, of the
Seine has spoken, and next TO Louis Philip and La
iayctte, this able and distinguished patriotic citizen
is more respected and attended To than any other
individual in this vast metropolis. He has insured
their attention. by the language he has adopted
lie has done just what said l hoped would be
-lonc. in the last letter addressed to you He has
spoken to the people In their own languarc-and
has spoken ono of the people. Hear him, up o.
ceeding from your ranks, aud entertaining perfect
sympathy opinions and sentiments with you,-
selves; what you feel feel; | am no stranger either
to your impotence to see he Promised institutions
Used in the midst " us, or to your well founded
sentiment, to the popular demand of legal re-
partition; but is the rcpnration which generous
nation had the right TO require BE- found only in
the blood of few unfortunate mem:
This appeal has made great impression have watched tito
unwashed address uG
their known tried ends and have blush heard the
sigh. and behe!d the tear wiped from the eyes of those
who e ashamed OF their former feelings aud convinced 10y
the of one whom they had real confidence.
But Odillon Baroihe repuhlican-the avowed Iepuhl
can,he who for following the revolution and who
VIII follow II up-haS said than this Ills words
indeed, impressive
"fin the ms, OF yNu, fJun! criminal enough
make attempt the life Of his fellow liEcns,
though he be MinIsterlct hu consider himself
subject the chances of ba,!chs will he nothing less than
murderer and will be tried such by tho Court OF Assize
according TO thu rigour OF the law "
This is bold THIS decided and manly truth "Orer and
Liberty he adds, "s motto, aud let us rally around
lie has admitted that the ministers meT', death IT. for Of
fences against society death should he inflicted; lie has
admitted that the revolution teuninatcda
onhat the institutions which France expects she has
self Of that people, waiting with ANXIETY tn accomplish
ed that which expected; but he adds I'VE must do all tins
legally, and in accordance with Charter, and with the
compact We have made with Ciilzen King
Yes Are the people Satisfied, Generally speaking they
So They will wait have Judgment pronounced by tine
the criminals will death but they that will
nevertheless, be marked and proporonae be- there may
yet be Peace lift be not the Chamber of Peers will be sue
ceeded by Senate but hope avoid boodshsl
To-day the process will probably terminate and
or Thursday the Judgment will be pronounced Force will
that the revolution will he followed and young France
shall be thoroughly Iegenerated.
Your obedent Servant,