Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1831-11-07
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ap .''atan Vi al. ci4o-ga and all opinions, and all
s'Gtcuis, cmd all schools, .nG all Journals: and
ever. oue who Is nota Ibccman or q renter, cv-
>it'1.*, - can 90 Ga no longer"
i tar CanrCr Francois, the Na,onol, the Con
ot."ltonuyi, &c t,"ps, a:.i the Journal du Com.
nSTcc tor tnt ,aomcut Deg the citizens to watt,
create no dIst"rlaDcus-to attend tho result OF III,
debates, which wi! con.incl.cc 10 morrow in H..
Chamber OF Deputies, and TO leave to tho rcprusen
,At,vcs OF Franco the duty OF ovorthrowing the
present =ystoyn, without disturbing tie very basis
our Politica! existence it is because they hope and
0o!ievc the results OF this discussion will be to make
var Tor Go!aUd-.o overthrow the iWstc-n'lieu syS-
10 ITO SEMI back TO his bank and his iron mills
the commercial Minister of France, NJ. Casnr
fcrlor, and 80 convince Louis Philip that France
will not be humi'iaici-and that he questions of
peace war, Belgium, Portugal, Italy and Spain,
must iadccd he placed vory di.oromt footing.
But should These cSpcctstions 10 raost uncxpect-
edly appoin,od--showld The Chamber approve the
system OF Pe-Ier by any vote such that which II
has rot yet come 10, aud Shoud the President OF
tho Counc! obstnatsly refuse to leave the helm of
public affairs, and persist in steering the vessel up
on roc,s or quic;aaCdS, then prepare for other Ian
cGrge, for other conduct, for other policy, and for
other proceedings, aud prepare, should il he
s'ry, Tor another, and even az immediate Ravou-
uon! Al wise mon, al! moderate men, all men
who ds7!re peace, nut wth liberty and order, hut
With national honor and Independence, desire most
1rlent!y thIt tho Chamber %: Deputies may to-inor-
row or Tuesday, -dopt such decision wall lead TO
an ImEle5Ite change OF Ministry, and an inme,i
ate change OF system; but should THIS not DO the
case, tho agitation Will incrcaSe-the troubles
VIII become yet moro i,cnCrAl--1ud violence and
coinbdts must decide the rest. RENEE ber what
nave often told you. France vii! he ca iocd
OF either the principle or tho consequences of the
revolution OF July, 1880.
The tunults in Paris during the whole of ycstcr-
day. and which have boon resumed today with
increased violence, were made not by Car!StS in
the Disguise of workmen-and not by priests with
blue snock frochs and shan mustachios; and not
by the violomt portion Of the Republican pury bu,
by rich and poor, learned aud ignorant, young and
old, workmen aud shoopkcePcrs, men and women,
boys and girs-by, in fine, ali classes, ranks ascs
sexes, and opinions. When the Journals ufthc
Minister speak O a fov hundred individuals having
done THIS thng-and Of tGN hundred persons ma
Vlng done that-,hcy deceive only those who did
not see Paris, and dad not behold the scenes to
which their statements REFER Not hundreds but
thousands, aud not thousands but tens Of tnou-
tndS, may with safety state did this s. did that:
anu al lirIs, rom the . rrisr du froDs that OF
Eer, aln on :hit of ROulc to that OF Moutsnar-
tre--al Paris IN state OLA citation aud OF tn
mutt. Ia some places orators addressed the multi
tudc, and cried 'NIVe la Pologne, as on the Place
DC fOdcon IL other places orators exhibited y l.
cards, ana cried a has les Ministries in the Ptas
Royal. In other places they compelled NJ. Pcrier
and VI Sebastian to quito their vUiturc and take
refuge in the Hotel OF the Minister of Justice as on
tie Pace Ncmdumc.-in other places tie people
overthrow tie onnuusscs, TO make u-rric.des in
as opposite the Cate dc Paris aud tie Bou!ev ard
MontGIartre. In other places they entered the
Theatres, as IN tina OF NUuvcdUtcs, VIr.c,cs, md
ltliien, and compelled tue retire from the
stage, ANA discontinue their per.Ur.lancoz In
decd, every whore the theatres were closed
Rst tire, Fe.rc' cried the celebrated FonL,,n, Tie
1eatrc drs NouveIutes, '"nd 60 not 10 GtnusI
Us with your ioiiIos " a. st our brethren in PclanC
arc being lndSsacreu.'
In other, places the common people sought iioI
arms, aud entered tho shops Of ire arm lGdnut4c
,ureis, and THUS sought defend tneia iru4
&c awo.ds OF the Municipal GuuId DIS dud the tramp
Ing OF the cavalry. The drums oeLt To arms II
e.e.y direction, but the National Guards were de-,
To tie sound aud out of battalion OF 2.4GJ Ma
uondi Guards, only lu& men made their ppear.: &c
the 2,3JJ who refused to attend, thus $40 cd L It
nature OF their opinions, and how dangerous II +
20 tribe with national honor and national feeling. Ii
other Quarters the troops OF the refused to pay
ohcl the people, and contCntGd themselves with ca
treating the citizens to retire. In other paris tn
| 'p"sS"sos,' similar TO your Burlington Arcade
we're cHcunOGFeu with people VINO udrricaliLd ii
entgances aud there sung the Marsc..Illse til ia,
hoCr OF midnight In vain d.d the loot ponce rn
Great, protest, ana hsnt their way iaIoaun LII,
4enSe misses OF Pcopic III the cnvirons Oh the T..
las hoydl-amd every where the cry 5.as heard Z,
y Dds les Ministries AOls CusI,lir Per.cr' " y,
~ Poiognc,' anu 'Five la L.Dcrtc.
Nor must you suppose that this agitation all,
these tumus are without o2Jcct, any more t.al
they are without cause The uu,ect is clear ayo.,
I'd, dI.tIuct NATIONAL. 1t is TO overthrow The Pc
rer AdmmlstrLtIon-to obtain the .nalon o
popular 'iinstry-to compel by force OF arm:
II necessary, the Russian army 10 re-cross the Vs
/ t"ll--to secure the independence OF Poland-t,,.
real Independence OF Bcgum-the detnroniug o
! Don Mguel-tho liberty OF IlaIy-d popular aut
nilIonai representation III France-and tuc benefit
! tuu and uuTestTuIneG OF the Revolution OF J,t,
Al present tHrFr - no wish 10 mwge Louis P,i.i
or his IImI!y-to disturb the throne OF the Barr
cades, or diminish the power or privileges Of lii,
Citizen hing-tc alter the principle or llt Cons