Martinsburg gazette and public advertiser. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1826-1833, 1831-02-17

ing.
I win GO further and say, that this o.
piuien OF tins Cha 10 Der has sHordsd me
an opportunity. The high authority
with which I was invested, has given
umbrsgs which ysg, gentlemen, must
havs hsard of; aud this uabrase has g
yea been felt 10 certain diplomatic car.
Giles. The cause 10 new at an end, and
have now D., other heusT than that oil
bsing one Of your colleagues One word
more, gentlemen; | should not have g.
ven in any resignation, which the Aing
has acce pied with all that goodness he
has ever shown towards sac, before the
crisis va lave now happily got ever was
| at ga end. At this time az consoies-
tious love Of public order is satisfied,
bat cannot say the same OF my esnsei
en,ious love ef liberty. We must all
recolsct the programme announced at
the Hotel de Ville--a popular thrsne,
supported by republican institutions -
| 1t was accepted, but we have not all put
! the same construction upon 1t; 1t bias
net always been interpreted by the esun-
ellis ef the King, in the same sense in
which il was understood by me, who am
! more impatient thaH others that il should
| ba rsallzsd: and whatever may have
been my personal independence in all
situations, isel myself at the present
moment more at my ease in discussing
my opinions with you.
! Fst the rest. there are points upoS
! ,ub;ch .h.H at~ow. ha -, aNnnrJ
ws shall ever be united against our ese-
mics, whethar athome or IRON abroad
! still !hak, that in the measures laksn
in tho Revolution Of July, we act only
did that whica we verify believed was
! for the best, but that we did all thst was
possible to be done Ian the more cor
viaced OF this. since have becsms in
timately acquainted with the patronage
We have placed 10 the throne. On thro a.
ing of my uniform, | have net chars ed
| my met'n.-" Liberty, Public Order"
besjdes, hsw Hsny legal means we have
of expressing our thoughts, and making
our wishes kaown1 for there is the Tsi
buae of this Cha amber, and tsr every CT
tizeR there is the press, which has rem
dered the country so many sersices;snd
then there 10 The psacexbIe mode Of pc
titions. Having thus yielded 10 my de
sire Of laying all my sentiments before
you, / trust, shall still and aver retain
your esteem and lrieadship."
The prof act OF the law presented by
The French Minister to the Chambe 81
Deputies, seems 10 be the chief cause
OF these differences Of opinion. ! be
prsjsct itself is teo long to be place
in our cslum to- day--ii. ef'sct wouid
be to double the present number of e.
lsetors, and to make a few ether uaim
p"rtaat or unsaii.isctsry changes -
There are 1000, o0e heads of fsnilie,
in Franse, and it is intended 10 limit the
FRANCHISE to l60,0 900 of the richest per
sons, 10 the proportion OF enc elsetor to
a. beads Of families A measure OF re-
form which to US seems a mere mocka
ry OF the claims of the people.
Another important step taken By the
kInS is the dissolution Of the artillery
OF the Nstissal Guards, attributed BY
one Journal to "a sweeping radicals m
which had tsken possession Of them, s.
was perpetual source of irritation anl
dIscord am ang tae companies"
In addition, the Kings Government
is charged with a want of energy in act
ing against thsss who disturbed the
peace of the capital with having al
lowed, at tbs time Gen eral Lafayette
was issuing his orders At the day, for
the preservation of tranquility, thu stu.
dents ef the different schools to issue
also an order, in which they stated that
The king had engaged to nake impor-
sant concessions il the peace Of Paris
"aa preserved and the unprecedented cri-
>is sverted. Nj Lafitte denied the gu.
thsaticity of this proclamation Of the
students, but it is certain that at his O. o.
tioa thssa youths were voted the thanks
Of the Chamber of Deputies for their
services in aintaiaing quiet, a vote
which they indignantly rel ted be cause
the Chamber did not in their opinIan re
present tia feelings, or speak the voice
Of France.
THE POLISH REVOLUTION.
Advices from Warsaw, through the
German papers, are the 9th of Decem.
Der, and from the frontiers Of Poland,
to the isth-sets inclusive. The nun.
bar of killad during the conmotions t
Warsaw is stated to be 5000, but i.
could not be ascertained with accuracy.
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