Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1831-01-08


mirsd our moderation and which has with US commu
nsy Of Interests aud Of civilization re- eat sensation
could not everywhere expect the same lively gym.
P'ny; however, our national royalty (Which never hap
psned oeore) has been recognised as soon as il was
tsunded.-Htherto war had been the invariabie medi
m o. recosn,non ana every new government had need
o. tho glory oil hsid OF battle and Of tho ra cation Of
victory The Throne OF Louis Philippe, raised by the
powerful moderation Of France, mmedstey greet
% oy all inc enlightened moderation Of Europe; and
mas mus oeen proved that the experience OF tn lat
tsr "mes ma, been common to Princes aud to atoms
must not, however, be surprised, ntlemen, that
hc great commotoO which has taken place among u.s.
mas inspired fears In other res and caused
lions to be taken.-rhe events accomplished In neigh
boring State my have caused general crisis to sp
pretended Ihear hear and this explains
to you the armaments which have been made-with
views Of security and not OF attack. We attest TO YOU,
Esnus"sI ,na We snail be believed by you aud by
France that we have received, with respect to these
ornaments, the most satisfactory aud NEST positive
explanations lsensaions These explanations will not
hinder us from putting ourselves in suitable attitude:
you will Immediately have tho proof Of this; but they
Will induce US, eide, to behave with the great
est prudence. and to advise to all those whose priuci-
pies are the same ours War, gentlemen is a mel.
snehoy and gloomy prospect the chances Of 1t would
Do terrible. We do not fear the results of II for our.
selves; even appears to that with the ardor tn
snimates all the French the Of liberty would a
gain owe its salvation to them. But this of ma.
king the cause Of liberty triumph, would treasures
and torrents OF blood is better to make II triumph ,hro
peace general marks Of approbston France will not
permit tho priueips Of non-iatsrveoton be violated
Ibrsvo! bravo add long continued applause Blu, will
might have been preserved. II war becomes neyi,a
6le II must be proved 10 the face OF the world that w.
hsve not desired IT, and that have made it only be-
esvse We were placed b-tween the alternative of
war, or the abandonment OF our principles.
1--WE shall be only the strong ,wheno the power of
our arms, shall add the conviction OF our ryht I've
neral asscnt We shalt then continue to negoia,e-
ana every thing makes hope that thes, ne
viii DO successful; but, while negotiating, we shall
9m. io.a very short time, Gentlemen, shall have
bssdes forresses provsonsd aud 500 Ooo
men, VOL armed, well organized, and we'll commando
mm,ioo Of National Guards will support them and
the King shall be necessary, would place him. elf
tho head ofthe nation lively enthu.ia, an l.
self Assembly: reiterated appsuses; erie. Of Tiue
Ia Rof Vive Ia Libere bust forth on all sides Tn.
enthusiasm communicated itself to the raaries-anJ
all eyes were turned to Of them in which was the
young Duke OF Nemours
r" We should march linked together, strong in our
rights and 10 the force of our principles II storms
should burst forth at the sight of the three colours.
and become auNiliares so much the worse for those
VINO should have let them loose; should not BE-
responsible Tor them to the universe [great sensation
As Minister OF Finance, l must also inform YOU
tha 'no means Of dei,ayng the expences Of will
not DC wanting. The Budget which we are preparing
viii lay before you the important 10 the or.
DIARY expences For extraordinary expences we shall
nave on millions by which the sndax has been reduc
co. ana you Know that revenue OF 80 millions repre-.
sente the capital loan Of II 1900 millions We have
sell woods to the amount OF above millions. which
produce but little 10 our hands, aud would produce
IN the hands OF private persons We shall therefore
nave immense pecuuiary to support the re-
source: oil mon which our heroic population offers [ne NV
Butt repeat it with full conyiction-p.acs is in
nnitely more probable than war When France and
England will have it, when other Powers wish it, we
40 not know how 1t can be disturbed. We SHALL there
Tore continue TO negotiate; but shall egocste sun
ported oy 5000 men and million of National Guards
IRON AL sides, bravo, bravo"1
The Minister then presented the Project of La for
the application of the Common Fund OF the Indemnity
70 the service of the State.
"The Minister of ar then adore ssed the h.r nm
'ne new law relative to the recruiting of the army
which will soon be laid beors IT. but the present state
DIE not TO walt till the proposed law had received the
sanction oil the three powers Of the legislature buo
ask immediately to be authorised to call 80 900 men
Of the class Of $780,
Alter going into various details, the Minister concud.
I'd IS follows:
In asking You to-day, Gentlemen, for a levy Of
ouVuU men, the King government has other mo-
tive than the necessity Of placing the French army in
harmony with the wants of the moment. On all sides
the foreign Powers have not ceased 10 give the King
the most formal assurances of their intention main
tain peace yet serious events passing under our
eyes; more or less considerable ornaments are making
az ths moment In great part OF Europe Ii the Kings
ministers had longer delayed propose 10 YOU mea-
sures calculated to maintain France in the elevated rauk
which she holds, they would have neglected the i'm
portant mission which is con6ded TO them, marks oil
assent
The unanimous cry Of France s peace she has given
sufficient proof OF her resolution interfere in the
internal affairs Of any Psope for her good faith be
suspected. She has long since abjured the genius of
conquest, to think only Of securing her liberty at home
and her Independence abroad But il either the one or
the other should ever be threatened our army and
million Of National Guards will know how to con-
solidate them bravo! bravo1 1t is the attitude al
once calm and imposing in France, which, while it
makes us respected, must be the strongest pledge of
peace. Such is also the idea which has dictated the
project o! the law which have the honor TO present
you Deputies OF France, you will be fully ssed
with its necessity, and will not hesitats adopt it,
The Minister then presented the project of law for
the levy OF 80 900 men.
The Journals contain also, at very great Length the
part Of the nterrogatoies of the Ministers before
the Commission OF the Chamber of Deputies
From the Constitutional of Saturday, DECD
PARIS Dec. S.-Accounts from Munich state thu
Field MARSHAL Wrede IL to have tie command of a
corps which will join the Prusans to 90 to the relief of
Luxembourg. Ii is supposed that the French will on
pose the march OF the Germans, which will give an on
portuny TO cry out against the pretensions of the
French Austria and Russia have concluded an often.
eve and defensive alliance to oppose with all their
might, the progress Of VIVA, they call the Democratic
Revolution. They have agreed profess great
for France, but 10 watch FIR moment when thew
may attack with an appearance OF right their side
M. do Metteroch, who, during the war with Turkey
to bring large army into the 6sd, proud Of his
alliance with that Power, which seems 10 him TO be
giant
The Chamber Of ID equities OF France baye agreed bv
I'll votes H. to take into pay the Jewish ministers Of
worship.
vote Of credit of 300 millions of Francs has been
granted TO Government by the French Chamber
LISBON. Nov. 20 The steam packet which arrived
the l6ib, has by it's produced .ometbinS Ike
Kings speech would contain absolute recognition nj
Don Miguel; but the word "amnssty" introduced into
hss led TO an explosion OF his parZans from which
We are now suffering every sort Of apprehension,
They are crying out vehomeDty against the English on
All sides and q" commentary on the text Of cannes
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