Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1831-02-08

Did yoa order the pres ct the journals To be dc
stroyed?--No
Did you take any means of enforcing these mea
sures. rhcy did rot concern
Did You go to ST. Cloud on the 2Tth' No.
Were you acquainted with the beginning of the .
troubles-On the 9Th there some troubles MT
the Paais Royal, end told that the
had dismissed their workmcn.
Were you acquainted with the protest of the Dep
uies on Tucsday'-i saw it in the newspapers
Did you orer the ares,a,on of the signers of tina,
documcuti-No.
the Palais Royal dcplure much as any man the
eiiusion OF blood gave no orders to she'd it, The
debates will prove that requested the King tn with
draw the ordinances. and accept my resignation in
| order TO put an end to the troubles.
Did you order any of the movements Of the troops
NO,
Suppose yon gave order that effect, you must,
nevertheless. have been acquainted with these move
men,s, and you should have directed the necessary
sImmonses to he mail. TO the crowd? These mea>
sures only concerned the police officers.
Was it you who ordered that the soldiers should be
provided with )" e.r'rls~s eaeh' -N"' the Marshal
of siege. and all the powers were conferred IN his
hands
You deny havin, hal any partcip, ,ion in these
ders to the Guard, which Mere to this effect VIA You
will fire every where please and as You may be
ables- gave no rigorous order because had none to
give.
Did you aoVusin, the King officially with the events
OF Tuesd,,i-No authority corresponding officially
with me-, could not forward the King official &C.
| count of those events.
Do you know how the 6gh, commenced No.
DO you know the number of killed the first day
| - No.
Were you told that the guard house Of the Bourse
was frei No: was not acquainted with the NEE
ting of the Deputies at Cssinr Perriers
You were not informed III the protest drawn up by
NcsSrs Cui-o, Dunin anil \.u,iu, learnt il only
three months sf;er my arrest.
| Did YOU scqhant the King with the events OF the
day' II was too basiy engaged; besides had not
exact account of the events which were cuninunica
| ted verbally to the King.
BY whom i, determined to place Paris in state
l~f = t.1
Was there any opposito,i- The proposition of de-
claring Paris in state of siege was adopted.
Why was it Adopted The motives will be made
known by my counsel.
Was any illusion ma'l- IN the council to the
Iuenees of that measured No.
At what o'cl,c; did you 20 st. Cloud on Wcdnes
day. At eight o'clock III the morning.
Had GU any informal concerning the situation
Of Paris?- None.
! Did YOU ask the KIN; sign the ordinance to put
Paris a state of sirEei- Yes.
At What O'Clock dill yoi return 10 Paris At IL
o'clock.
Did you acquiint the Mirsral with that measure -
Yes
Wer- the Civil Authorities i4curo.ed e il: They
must have been.
| Was the NJ rshal to cprrcs3on With ,hc council or
with you alone'- Wrh me, aud with the council.
/ A, what o'clock did you leave the Ministry of For
! eign Affairs on "Wednesday! AT two o'clock.
Il why did you quit that hotel On account of the
crowds that we're Collecting "rodnd it,
Did YOU acqnant the Other Ministers ith that deters
m,na'on?
Were you 1cTntn,e.1 "i'h The military Hloveme ITS.
! ana the resistance -. 'ic people u vas not.
Ionss insn'y' y'r aH n' hl'm TIC h'nS oil what was
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disturbance, clnnnei but lind no no l. vc f,c, r., coi
cate
Did 20: - urTun:sSi, 'vit'i -" Mlris.r
qucionc' him o" what "1' - ~ o. ~ on MS opinion
u VIZ H'S go 49,, en-, ~, 49,, ,:r , r,
a, the Ra,.hiain,, '''' - 90 ''' "'i'"'''s
In the moaning
Was it the Marshal VII acquainted YOU with il,
10 IL. ,t,y.
it. When was informed og the arrival Of the DEM
ties, sen, word to the Marshal to me. aft
Ter they were gore lie told me that the conditions
they proposed were the suppression of the ordinances
replied that could not take upon myself TO satisfy
them ou' mat would a'qn',nt The King with their
proposition had Sc ut an officer TO meet the Depu.
S W. 10 spg"S 10 unen nyse'i; nut when
va ,o.u ~ III, n ~ a.'s tcay transmitted
Did Won order the arrest Of seysr,i oersons men.
hor, 49,. n.,; RI persons among
by me. was recalled an hour after. '"' "0'
1t is not probable taat the Marshal ac,e, by himself,
! dom, know who gave him the order - '''''''
! We're Won told after the departure of the Don,