Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1831-02-15

accomplish their Object, they wear wigs and mus,a--
choes; they disguise and hide themselves; they creep
out at night when darkness envelopes them, they
the Shibboleih of the people that their language may
not be,ray them, and they shout death To the Min
isters, and sing The Pnrsiennc, and "The Mar
seillosc." When the. Government asked for five
millions OF francs to employ the working people who
were without employ, these consprators went about
as workmon, and engaged the others not to accept Of
work from the Government, then TO demand rise Of
wages, ana thcn not to work so many hours per day.
When tho Government took into consider ration tho
vote oil tho Chamber OF Deputies, praying that tho
punishment Of Death might be abolished for capital
offences, they went about with arms in Sings with
faces tied up, aud in smuck frocks. and with hats
with holes in them, and SAID that they were "the
| wounded in the July Revolution" and vowed they
would have blood for blood "Morr aux Ministres!''
was their cry October. it was last nir ht. When
the Gcvetrmeni issued invitation, 10 the Young men
tn enter the army and parade for war, these consp-
rators dressed themselves up recruits, and availcd
themselves ofther gar5 TO cxhor the young men no,
20 cnlst--not To enrol their names Us defenders OF
France, and TO remain i'll Paris for added they eco
verpment only wants to send away the younp men
from the capital that 1t may have nothing 10 oppose it.
and there Is M idea OF war" | heard one OF these
J.suits declare tiis--aud when his hat was knocked
oil, bcho!da ptiest!i! When, the other day. the Co.
vcfnment, order 20 provide work for many ihousa nds
LOT idle persons who pretended that they were willing
to lnbour but could not find employ del ermneJ on
lotiying Paris. & commenced with the nclu hborbopd
OF 81. Denis, these conspirators went as workmcn to
learn the tcrms-dsessed themselves up rs laborers
rest
ami then excited the rest to declare that thew
would not work ut St Denis, that it was as bad "a
punishment tha, this was pretty employment indeed
tor artisans 10 make fortcatons and talked of their
right 10 work III Paris and 10 be supplied with plenty
TO do, and plenty of money for doing it. Some per-
sons were deceived by these hollow hearted royalists
these lovers of darkness, fires, tumult and misery
anu ihey lett their work and TO day beg steal
Tor Their bread. And now, when the process against
the En- Ministers draws to n cose-when the VIII
nesses have been examined aud the defence has
oech Httchdch tn-hese c"nsprators print and circu-
iae ga!bed and false accounts of what passes in tho
ChamoeF-onit al! the lnts favorable TO the accr
sed. and enforce those only which are auanst tbpn,
go about giving wine, preaching he sovereignty of
the people, as Judas betrayed the Son of Man with
Kiss, cNhort them To force their way to the Luz
Iembpurg-to burn down the state prIson-to massa-
ere the prSoncrs--to parade their hcnds on poles
through tho capital aud to take little of The good
things ot this HE! net as robbers but the prnci-
/ pc OF the agraran law. from those who have moro
! han themselves. With those whose hearts never
beat the quicker at the sound Of the word my coun
try whose understandings bluuted BY their VICES
ana whose poverty, arising from vice. has DESTROYED
all love OF order and peace, these consprators arc
sometimes successful, and last night they succeeded
IN rendering it necessary for the Chamber of Peers
to rise earlier than intended, aud in causinp tho
bloody accents Of death TO the Minister'S" down
! with the Peers 81 Francc" to reach the holy pre-
clncts of the high court OF Justice. The neighbor
hood OF the Luxembourg all confusion Tho
women were all msulted-girls were abused-n,l
shops were clOseu-and these abandoned criminals
dared To protanc national anthems by siuoin-
them In chorus They told the laborinr classes that
PolIgn6c to be liberated-that Peyronnet wonI3
sue for damages for having been arrested that Chan.
/ tclauZe was TO be- made Judge, and Guerpon do
Kunv,ilr r'oourour dc Roi. l heard last nrpat in
the kue Tourn.n. some OF these Jesui,s or their
agents makCthcse declarations
I Well, then, Al Lnfit C was right whom bo s,ia
ina, mere oXiss conspiracy against the public tran
qnI!iity Let then, these conspI ators be arrested
they are known am sure they are known; or nt
east many of them. Let them b. arrested Let No
garb be a protsc,lon-and no hiph SOUNDING nan.os
shield Lei them DC uxpatrIa,cd or NJ Icas, -;
on"d II they write, let them be answered If iboy
speak let hen be con ted; but If they consume
let them be arrested But Nj. LATTE has said, II
VIII Cause The laws to be Observed" and bo bas I'd
ded, every one will do his duty--the C;tzens ana
the King, and force viii remain with the law"
Odl!ion Blrrot, the wise, virtuous, and honest
republican, followed up this declarations by saving
I'VE must separate the people from those ,Sbo
would use them an instrument. IL beonoo % -,
! TO tell them that they would compromise the conn
/ try by using violence that they would endanper ito
internal safety, aud bring back the reign of terror
and perchancc the occupation Of France 5v for
eign power"
S"bastiaD who is Minister for Foreign AfFairs
ana who is a courageous and rcsolute man has do
clarcd that the Government has its eyes ON theeo
conspr ators and when the time shall como will smI,e
those who would Iniurc and alarm their county, +"
But this is not enough. Tho time has come-ibo
arrest should be made-thc people should be eploht
GU" py C'cdI anu IIulS putdDic tuctS who
ticir !cadc's ana InsilgatOrs-und thew should 500
WIN their own eyes and feel with their own hands
these Priests and jcsuIts, who disguised as labor
ers, are cndoavOrng to scducc them
But Rad. the government has snoEcn from fbo
head quarters of the National Guards II has done
so through Gen raj Lafayette, the Commander in
Chief of tho Guards of the kir plon, and tbrre NO
some passages in lIs speech, to which particular
y alluded. when wrote the commencement of this
!"t"r, They loDws:--
In INC midst OF our immortal batrica1rs of INV
Gcn. Lafayette considered that the actual Govern
mont founded Hpon The sovereignty Of the people, and
having Louis Phillip at It's head, was the best
combination that could be adopted under the cir
cumslanccs ia which France and Europe were Mac
cd lie thinks eti!l, and defends this Govern
hcnt not only because he has promised 20 do So but
also because he has not changed his opinion.
~ popular throne surrounded with ronpblicon
Institutional such was the programme adopted at the
Hotel dc Vile, by patriot of 1880, who beosmo
- T, , NIng'-FeopIc and King will be found faith,
iul TO this Contract"
ln'se declarations arc most important! They arc