Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1831-11-18

fee the Mobiles Danish the working classes Siberia,
and drag the children from their parents He next cx
amned the policy OF the Ministry relative 70 ay'
il could not cause tho amnesty agreed on 10 DO re-
spected.'
The Discussions in the Chamber Of Deputies their
present results. and their future consequence
TO THE EDITOR OF THE MORNING CHRONICLE.
PARIS, Sep. -, 1881
SIR Our position 10 extraordinary and d-ue'sicg
We have made Revolution, the principles ,sd c..
| Of whish dispute by msjo'hy 10 The Caam
Der Of DepI'ies-by a msj,ri,y In the Chamber OF
Psers-by Louis Philip and his Mia Is ers-5y porto
OF the members OF the Roysl FAmily--by The men Of
"ths R.sora ion''-aud by smsll inor.,y in the N
lion. 1 cay small min ri Y, bessu,c, without any
doub the Ereat bulk # the Frensh people ike very
dH. view Of the nature. o'j-els and result. which
Nust, ZONE how or oikc-, be OBJ ned by The Rsvolu-
lion Of July, lS30-o that which 10 taken BY 'hs DE
uinnsires 10 tho Chamber, by Bmon Loui, Piase Tal.
l.y'and. III. Duke Of Mor,e~.r'. and NJ, Ca.ia Per
say, tina, cut Of 33 millions OF psopls-it you take
for males, al leave the females without opiu
i'Es and without vote aud OF the half Of he gsos
sopula ion, you shall yet further reduce to fourth,
by taking away all tho'e who arc infants tr under
twenty y'ars Of age-that still We shall have
eight mil ioos OF adult males capable OF under
standing tho Wishes and vans, and hopes Of Fan o;
and say that seven millions and a half oat Of
thsse eight millions Of adut' miles are opposed T.
he system OF Talisyrand, Psrier, b ron Louis end
heir a.sosiHes Yet you i'll ak. how Is il then, that
tbs Minister has obtained majMiy OF eig' ~ i've
votss in the Chamber OF Dept 10 favor Of hi. fofei
policy, and how 10 ii that his domestic policy the
Chamber did no, divide at al, but proceeded to
tho Order Of the Day! will ansuer This qnss ion in a
fsw word', and with arithmetical slater They
shal te plain and simple, and then you will early par
eevs that This majority O. IS dssides nobia aud tina,
ths passing TO Tho Oder of The Day the n'erio. a.
fairs ct France, IL il decided any thing at all, wac
against and not in favor Of the Ministry # Perisr.
The Chamber OF Deputies sonssts, or should con ii,
oil 4o9 Membcss or ,hsse thirty not yet elected
10 consequence Of several anti mri,rial D. pu les hav
ing been returned by several Eesiorai C,eges, and
therefore their places have not yet been fill up
are redn read a fxvhom tot
either Tor or against the Mntsr There remained then
73 ID pu'cs, Who could have voted one way or
the other had they felt di'po'ed 10 do so-or had
they not been proven ed by sickness ohsr causes
out rho took no part in the discussions. e.
these 10. the number OF 30 left the Hou,s before the
quss ion was PIT the vote, as they refused TO vote
upon question whish they dssmed Illegally AID I'M
son',uti0nally put to the Chamber. These 30 D.pu-
ties w'rs all ut.Mniserial, and II hsy had
rgh. to have voted at A. would have voted sg ,insi
tho foreign policy Of tho ni.ter There remained then
AZ who could not vo'" by reason Of Illness absence
from Par', or from other OF per.on,l and no,
public nature Now, hen. let us taxa accurate
Innate OF the division OF the Chamber, and let us en-
deavor TO rnlrsand what tho forces OF the Minis
ter and what those OF BIZ, opponenn-i e., tho nation,
in the Chambrr.
We'll then
I. There voted for The Minister 22I
oi ,be 30 Members to b, elected, there will
3. OF the AZ ID .pu les who we're i'll, &c., give
the nj Mister %
And the Minister will have total Of $50
Ga the other hard
1. There vo.ei aglinst tho Minister l35
Ih;n 30 Mem er' refused to vote, as they
con iisred the vote Illegal 30
81 Oi the 30 Members TO be elested, there are
ant-;ninis,eral 81
L. or the As D,pu'ios who wers i'll, S.. give to
the Oopo.i,itn 90
And The Opposition will have to'al Of 2o9
Now have take in 'hsso estimates The whole O
the AL who voted for Tho Minister as being
Deputies, al hough am certain that several Of ihsm
ate only M,nis,eIia on the question Of The Foreign
Poisy OF Nj. Perer, ad not on the question of his
home sy'tsm oil Government, and who desire thu lib
-ry If The P1ess, ionaI sysom OF education
more national ton. Tho Ion of fno nopo
lies, liberal and not Cariit Administration in The
Department., economy In the pub is expensss the abo.
liton Of an Hereditary Pesrage, wi,s and liberal Mu-
nclPsi and Departmental Liws, End finally, who de-
sire that the Revolution Of uly should sc 10 France
all the advautsgss which from il she hoped 10 pi,v ard
Intended to prosute Ye, have placed the Who'll. OF
'6o,e ZSi Depu les as Permane niIy Ministerial alho
II M, rsriet ven ufed to propose an Hereditary Peer
age, more han one-ttird Of tho number would mos,
unqnestionably vote sg'inst him. Ard vet YOU will
P.tseive, that out Of 459 Members, 209 arc Anti
MIN ST. rial. and $50 Ministerial, and remember thn;
the sane ooerva ion will apply 10 IN. on bundrsd
and thirty five Dspuies who voted the hinisisr
Their opinions are well known avowed, explicit ma
iona Ihey regret the system OF NJ. Perier e, nasse
because 1t is an-national, and will vote against him up
on all occasions OF the thirty Members 10 be elected
there are certainly not than six who can be minis
teria and perhaps not many and of the 43 Deputies
Ill, &c have purposey given three more 10 the Min
lister than TO the opposition in order that 1 NAV M,
be accused OF unfarDess. OF the Members who re.
fused TO vote at all, and who left the Chamber because
they considered the proposition OF voting for or against
the foreign policy of a Minister, by one sweeping
clause, as illegal and unconstitutional, must say one
word. III they had been Ministerial IDENTITIES rho a.
would have voted and not abstained because all the
Ministers supporters gave their votes for peace at all
prices, and voted as one upon one point. They
opposed inquiry; opposed an inquest. opposed an
ascu.a'ioa ssainst the Minister, opposed LAYING On
the Table oil the Hou's 'ho Diplomatic Core spon.
Deuce, aod opposed every measure but one-rha,
oil approving ,h' system of the Minister by whols
SALE or 10 one IT. These, Their were net the men 10
abstain ON voting at ALL But iboss who Sustained
from vohng wsro the organs of the patriotic marry
VINO said' I'VE Will no, encourage votes without docu.
men'', nor dssison, without inquiry; we think The
Minister suipable, blu, we demand an inquest Th.
inquest |" not granted, and there ws will not vote
ibu' her, subslsn,iate my figures, and prove that
even an.r soun"ng all the 221 Deputies who voted
Tor 'he Minister on Tturday, beiug d.sdedly Min
iseriai, and ater having gwen 6 nsw MiD,ie,iI D.
put es and 23 as donb,fu, still there will only
@an majority OF Al in favor Of the Minister oui Of
chamber slesiei by tho Afisioeraey OF FRs4e and
by ons hundfsd'h port on Il Democracy.
ioin's a'emeni II may, peIhapr, bo replied, "W .l
bu' although II may b' but forty IN jry instead
oil tishy-hve In tbs whole Chambsr, yst the Who'll,
Chamber will never vote, there will ALWAYS he d.s,bs
sekne's, ne" elssons, old en- who viii not nd
rs as ara You can never calculate upon more IA Az
4OO Membes ing upon any one top c.? h, il 40
VIII not dispute ihi' a=; tDd now viii ex,,nins n, 90
'hose 400 viii be probab composed n all IN. q :,
position attended, ih!rs would he 209; but il would no,
% sf 70 suppose MAJ the failure in attendance won
on oe on ,oe MiIi etal side, or III, con raty will
divide then in half md then We shall have abou, Is5
O?2o ion, and 2l5 Ministerial or D,s,rilv o ,bi,,v
sa ne hins'eli There Is 'h-n msj wiiy for tn.
Min'er Of 'hrty out Of Tour hundred in he CbamS,r
even alter all Ihe new tleeon,, and arsY an In.
sa'eul tons you can msks In favor of IN, O po ,o
some friend OF The jusfe miiieu system Will sry tu 10
one o' h'Igb, and With an air Of eompIae-nev and
this majority, we shsll bs assured will bs on, :,
irisn Lot me- answer 'his ob,erva ion win all Sc.