Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1831-02-15

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choes they disguise and hide themselves; thew cSea
out at night when darkness envelopes them. IIev ,,s
the Shibhocth of the people that their annuage NAV
NOT octray them, and they shout "Dcah t" the Min.
StSrF, aud sing The PariscuHr,' and The Mar
s'uiolSc." When the Government asked for Gyn
millions of francs to employ the working people WHO
were without employ, these conspirators went ahot
do Wofhen and engaged TIE others not to accent of
work from the Governments thcn TO demand n r,so re
wases' ana then not to work many hours per ,lay
- "'" t"H government took into consideration the
V"'c OF the Chamber of Deputies praviro that tb,,
punishment OF Death might be abolished for capi,nl
oueHccS' thcy went about with arms in slinus with
aces ted up, anu III smocl frocks and with hats
WIN hoies IN them and said hat they were ''the
"o"iiutd IN inc July RevOution," and vowed thov
would have blood for blood "Mor; aux M;nstreSIi,
was their cry Ill October rs it last nj bt Whom
tha government issued invitations to the vounG men
10 enter The army and parade for war these copsn;
rators dressed themselves UP as rccrlis and ,y.od
themselves ofther garb cxhort the YOUNG men M.
70 enlist-not to enrol their names as defenders rs
FRANCO, and TO remain in Paris. for added thev &C.
celn'heht only wants TO send away the Young man
from the capital that 1t may have not hnp IN on9osa II
anu mere IS no idea of war" heard one Of these
oesG'ts GGcaFe 'hs--and when his hat was knocked
OIL oenoido priest y. When, the other dav tho g.
Vcfnmenin order TO provide work for many ibous.nS
or idle persons who pretended that they were ynrD
10 laoour but could not find employment, 1
loFtllylnS fars. S commenced with the hbo,bo
( OF ST. Denis, these Consp rators went as v1rkua -.
learn me terms-dressed themselves IN as lahorers
-'ou ufty hands, and drank wine with the rest
J IpcI1r that
would not work at st Denis, that it was IA had ~
punishment, that this was pretty employment ;ndoJ
ioi afsauS 10 make ortcalOns and talk ed of tbo;r
st 10 yer; II Ea!s' and to be supplied with plenty
10 10, anu plenty OF money for doing it, Some No.
sons We're deceived by .hese hollow hearted rov,i,
these lovers OF darkness, fires, tumut and misery
an" they lett their work, and 10 day must ber or steal
Tor their bread. And now, when the nrocoss $50.
the FIX Ministers draws TO Il close-vbon tbee 80
neSses have been examined, aud the defence hos
I9-,hese c"nspirators print and circu-
Ia CARRIED and false accounts of what oossoe j.; H.
NiaihDeF-oinlt all the p nts favorable 10 tho acou
sed' and enforce those only which are aoa,nst tbn
- go aoous giVng wlne preaching the SOVEREIGNTY of
tue people, as JUDAS betrayed the Son of Man will
Kiss " eXhort them to force their wav tn tho NV
emhnnrg-to burn down the state Drisnn-to Yoasa
ere the prIsoncrs-to parade their heads on roles
trongh the capital, aud to take little Of The good
thlnGs OF this hte! not robbers but on tho -;
pc OF the agrar.an law from those who bayor -
! han themselve=. With those whose hearts go
I''e quicker ut The sound of The word my coun-
~ whose understandings are bluntcd by their vices
anu "hCse poverty arising from vice, has DESTROYED
al love OF order and peace these conspirators arc
sometimes successful and last night thew succeoJoJ
!" rendering 1t necessary for the Chamber Of Peers
10 rise Garlic! than 1t intended, and in causinn Inc
bloody accents of death to the Ministersf,-
with the Peers 81 France!' to reach the boIv nro
cincts OF the high court of Justice The neigbber
mood OF the Luxembourg was all confusion IT,
women were all nsu,ted-girls were ahnsad hi
shops were closed-and these abandoned crino;naI
| dared to protanc our national anhens nv s,ng;nn
heni IN cnorus Ihey told the labOrnp cIasses -
foIgnac was to be liberated-that Pevronnat r,,iS
sue Tor damages for having been arrested thai Che
teiauZe was TO be made q Judge and Guernon a.
iSanville frocureur de Roi. heard last nirh in
the Nue Tournon. Of these Jesuts mr. thoi
agents make these declarations - ''-e''
! We'll then, ri Latte was right, vyJsss,ataa s,ia
tat mere exists conspiracy against the nuhIjc
9Tiy. Lef, then these consplrators be arrested
ihey are known-l am sure they are known: or ~
least many oi them. Let them be arrested r a, ~
! garG DC protectlon-aHd no high sounding nan a
shield Let them be eXpatrated, or at least rnnr;s
oned. Ii they write, let them be answered. If H.
speak let hem be conrontcd but If Y,ev eonsn,ro
/ let them be arrested. But NJ Laitte has said f"2
VIII cause the laws 10 be obseryed;" and he has ad
Io every one WIN 90 his duty-the Citizens and
me h,ng' and force will remain with the law
! odllon Barrett the wise, vrtuous and bonnst
republican, followed up this declaration bv savino
we must separate the people from those Who
/ would use them an instrument II heIonoe 90 -.
TO tell them that they would COMPROMISE the com
4 try by using violence; tina! they would endanor IT,
internal safety, and bring back the reion of ferror
I and peFchance the occupation Of France NV f,r
elgn power"
Sebastian, who is Minister for FOREIGN Aff,irv
and who IS courageous and resolute man. has de-
ciafed 'that the Government has it's owes IN thae.
coHsp'aos, and when the time shall come will srts
i those who would injurc and alarm their conn.,
But THIS is not enough The time has come-fbo
arreSt shouid DC made-the people should be enigh,-
ened by clear and indisputable facts ms to who a.
their leaders and nstIgators-and thew sbo,Id Coo
WIN tEef own eyes and feel with their own hands
theSe Priests and Jesnits, Who disguised as labor-
eTs, are endeavOrng TO seGuce them
But End the government has snoten fron, tbo
mead quarters Of the National Guards II has done
so through General Lafayette, the Commander in
Nniei OF the Guards of the kingdom, and there are
some passages in lis speech, TO which particular
( ~ alluded. when wrote the commencement Of this
/ letter, They rs foiows:--
I'm ibc midst of our immortal barricsdes of JpIv
zen. Lafayette considered that the actual Govern
Inent founded uPon The sovereignty Of the people and
having Louis PhiIlpI It's head was the best
combination that could be adopted under the cir
ances IN which France and Europe were plac-
Gu lie THINKS 60 still, and defends this Govern
neHt not only because he has promised TO do So out
also because he has not changed his opinion.
"A popular throne ! surrounded with republican,
insttutons;! such was tho programme adopted at the
Hotel de Vile, By a patriot Of 1899. who beoamo
a Cltizen kng.-Peoplc and King VIII be found faith
fol to this contract"
THESE declarations most important They ara
MOI The every day statements Of every day men but
they are the opinions of Lafayette at moment when
/ II ne thought otherwise, he would now, even now
. establish 2 r. ccubllc IN fortr- ri an bo,,- 800