Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1831-09-01
an tn.rl,i1pury reera.e-fr tn. monarels,cnl son-

ar, fnresfflnr1 reerase-4Sr the nonareiarnA son-
struction OF the Charter OF lS30-for the present
law ofcloctions--ior peace at all priccs-for doing
nothing for Poland nor Tor Italy, nor for Spain
against the reunion of iclgum To Irancc-for
urge Civil List-largo Budgct-for restrainin.
rather than increasing tho liberty of the Prcss--for
monopotios--ior the system of rcsloraticn--and,
above all things, for not marching with tho Re-
vOlulion.
81. Anti Mnistcrial-aCainst an hereditary
Pcerage--irr Republican, Institutions for a new
andS r,cr and national franchise conforming with
the Revolution
These are the two great divisions Of the Cham
ber and under the banners of one Of these parties.
the old Deputies i. Z. the Duputics belonging to
last Chamhcr) will AZ once enlist themselves.
But then there is another party far more forml-
d1hie, not In point OF number, bat influence and Ia
lent, which for the first time will appear in tine
House. mean the Representatives. OF those cleo
tors who belong to Young and rcv"utoni2cd
France. If all France had voted by he National
Guards. we should have had very few Of the old
Dcputics-but the Arisocracy under the new law
has necessarily majority of electors and, there
fore, the Representatives Of the electors belonging
to young and rcvolutionzcd France will not exceed
from l20 to $50 III number. Now what will this
new party do in the Chamber of Deputies? Will
it always vote together No. VIII it always vote
for or against the Ministers proposition No.
w i'll all It's members oppose an Hereditary Pccragc?
Nearly all. viii they all vote for Interference
in the affairs of Poland No; but majority Will.
Italy No, not ALL but large portion. VIII
they oppose the home policy of the Minister =
| think not VIII they all vote tor AN enlarged
system of voting? b@licvc Will they sup
port proposition for taking of the taxes and
charges ON the press No. VIII they all vote for
the destruction of monopolics =! No. Will they
all vote for the dminution both of the Civil List
and the Budget? Most decidedly. VIII they all
support general system of education for France,
free from University monopoly and controul |
think decidedly they will. Will they require more
liberal municipal laws Z! Yes, to Il man.
You perceive, then, that the Minister will either
carry or lose each of the measures he will submit
TO the Chamber not by the votes of his party
for him, nor Of his opponents against him, but ac-
cording TO the votes of the middle or independent
party, who will come to vote each question,
not preJudiced Tor it, because it is proposed by the
Minister; nor against it, because il is opposed by
Nj. Maugun the noble aud independent
Lafayette.
l have taken notice of certain party or faction
which we may call the Icgtimatcs,' or the Cob
web school, simply for this reason-that they are
so few IN number, so destitute of talent and public
confidence, and have little weight in France with
the mons-that it would be idle 10 waste n
thought about them. They will vote for extreme
moasurcs-will always cheer Ministerial defeat
Will always oppose liberty, except they think it is
likely to descend to Righteousness and thus serve
! tho cansc OF lcgitimacy-and will consist at most
OF u do2en-a number who will produce no sort
of effect upon either the discussions or votes of the
: House
On the whole, you may, l think calculate-1st.
That the Hereditary Pecragc will be abolished and
Pceragc for life established. ID That the Civil
List and Budget will be greatly diminished in
| amount. Sd. That educational and municipal law s
will be passed of Il liberal and enlightened carac-
ter; and 4th, really do believe that the Minister
will be defeated in his present outrageous System of
| foreign policy.
But remember, bcscech you, that have alrea
dy, and again protest against The decisions of this
Chamber being looked upon Il fair representation
ofthc principles policy, feelings ofthc millions.
1t will be great deal better than the last Chamber,
but IT must be something very different to what it Is
before it will resemble tina; national system of re-
presentation adopted i'll the United States, and
which promised distinctly at the revolution of
last July. This is my caveat and desire to regis
| ter 1T in your columns.
have completed nv first general review; or d.
s'st, q the composition of lho Chamber: know
have executed the task with fidelity and that events
they occur, WILL show you THAI ] am right have nc
party purpose to serve, and ouv nope and abour for
the happiness of the million. The Minister has not
ma Jor.ry for inc woc Of his system nor the opposition
majority Tor the whole O: its plan of Governments bu the
Minister will have oFiiy :nr which ma
ronal and comprehensive, wise and just; and vii! he il
minority on The subject ef the seaee, the Civil List
and Poland. 1t is possible NJ per:er may find this on
between this day and tie 23d and If So shall either
then have change Of Minister, alterations ii
the eN iSlng system The Courier FrancaIs says, 'Au
JoTd hun les pIejuge sOnt vaIncus la ncrcis ccls
touS sec IA l!Ieiie plus ie DIES 'dninion :
iuticGt les princisec de IA Mona cenc
qnesticn c'es de SAVIOR 81 aT;ycra Iaisirrment
DIES re-lsanccS ncOns deccs Htieront la
| dies obstacles dies rsris C'cst Ia Chamhfe pro-
chane qn'A appariFrt dc tIer de nccrtudc
This iE well put and CONTAINS in il great deal oftTu,l
| i'll very little compass.
| The Gazette DC france, hich is edited with talent
which aftonisIes aud del gs, although it ADOPTS til,
wOIs side of the question, and makes the worse appear
lie better argument, predicts, that there will be M
Ministers, or comparatively none Of the Cenc Droil tit
Centre Gauche 2lnis;criaD viii he unable sustain
the charge Of the Gauche and Extreme Ga,rche The
Gazette reasons if Charcs the Tenth still on tn,
Throne, and as If The Chamber be foeye, divided
| into the precise factions those which eXSet
under lie restoration Rul in this the Gazette will be
| dsapro n,ed. large body c! independent Mcn,he rs
will now The Chamber for agai, proposition
according to is intrinsic merits defects, aud az
cnrd;ns to whether NJ. PeTrier proposes NJ. Cjor
| 3anou opposes it. To this independent and naiiona
party France now looks with interest confidence and az
ieccn, and 10 it confined The roble task of occurring
for her respect abroad, and peace and liberty home.
am Sir, your obcden servant, o. p. O.
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