Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1833-04-30

Martial in the days following the 9th June last No,
that consider positive aggravaton % that crime,
OF that violation OF the charter that deputy, than
any other citizen 10 be made of its victims; but
perhaps this consideration add something the view
Of his Moreover, gentlemen, it would seem that
we are treated with very little ceremony You perceive
with what facility such OF our colleagues hold place
dismissed from Office when they transcend the limits OF
silent rote. daughter and approhaon) might quote
another example twere not personal To inyse and this
furnishes Inc the occasion oil complaining OF what happen
cd three days ago my residence OF La Grange (Hcar
bear) The complaint make refers 10 tic treatment re-
Gently resored TO ia the Of iustrious Pole, NJ
.sie'oet accuse ministerial parsonage; for believe
the measure was decided on in the Kings council If
II were otherwise, IL would be of the Minister the Iue-
rior that my complaint would be made Gentlemen YOU
will remember HAT unfortunate Observation-Disclosures
nate certainly In my viewwhch caused the French 90
vernmen 10 descend TO the level of other arbitrary govern
ment', aud OF whrh the effect has been place it
ing OF companonship with despotic governments from
which hoped the revolution July had
ltwoud have been fine be able say arbitrary
governments, =" You con do such aud such things; we
have even the right TO demand that you should, because
you despo; but you make any such demands
OF US because the constitution of country would
permit compliance with them" Expression of inte-
reSt) According To the English alien BILL the confronting
OF the foreigner with three ministers believe requisite
aud when late government called frankly for arbitrary
powers then too the signature of three ministers was
CURED Such, however, is present law regarding
alisns Wen, gentlemen, the foreigners have required
that should send out OF France least away from
Paris, some Poles accused OF having signed Address
some other countries. Among them who was nei-
her ponucal agent refugee for he had been for
many years in France, and one of those who
most distinguished themselves in the days of the bar
rcddes in Paris, (nurmurs in the centre) But there
another, LetetCei, who a minister of the Co
vernmcnt OF which Prince Csdrt0ryskie was President
man who has great literary and scientific reputation in
Poland in Russia, in Germany and indeed i'm an Euope
1t had been arranged, and thankful to ministers for
it, that instead of going 90 leagues away from the capital
he should remain at La Grange. The Minister oil the
interior thinks he has TO Paris assure him he is
mistaken. However that be, NJ Lelecel received orders
to ree to Tours supposed that order had not been yet
sent, and upon that point refer TO my son, present.
and OF our colleagues But though he had received
IL, must say NJ. LeieUet committed great error in sup
posing that amy influence remained OF your col
leagues who declares that he is entitled none under
the administration OF system which he pronounces
counterrevolutonary, and from which he has entirely
and openly withdrawn himself BY the term counter
revolutionary" mean counter-revoluonary the re-
voution of July 1880 This, then, is what passed-a
tachment OF gcnd'ames, followed by sub-prefcct of
the district, and the of the commune appeared
La Grunge to arrest Nj. LeietceL They placed him in
OF my carriages with gend armes, and conveyed him
to Melun, and thence doubtless Tours This is Suf-
hcenty saving of proceeding toward distin-
guished man as NJ. Lelewel | admit that could not
help being surprised myself at such conduct considering
mat Tor the hieen years OF the restoration, during which,
in this place aud elsewhere, evnced my open hostility
TO it, never though then there might have been more sub
sana grounds for it, had | complain OF such
step; whether because there yet recollection OF
ancient relations, that there epugnance to
certain yugariiy of such proceedngsnever has such
thing happened before to the dwelling of La Grange.
According however, to the system OF concession which
has been adopted the time was, il seems TO me, we'll
choSen IL double tribute oil cOndescenslOn the
arrival in the capital OF the Russian Ambassador (Pery
,ceH-Uery lDeH
N dArS0ut Minister of the Interior after stating that
be would propose in few days laws providing fresh sub
sides for the relief OF political refugees and thus prove that
the government did not neglect abandon them said
As for III LeIetceI, must say that the government, de-
string that the Polish refugees should be removed from the
capital, the honorabIe General who appears take
interest in III. LeletceL-
General Lafayette. Greainerest.
NJ ddrg0u. The honorable General asked that M
LeteJcei should be permitted TO reside La GTdnge-
but the condition that he would go from thence
Nevertheless, Gentlemen, know certainty, that this
has been several times in Paris. will not say that
know to poSiiiUe certainty, but moral certainty.
daughter at the ExiTemities) NJ LeletceL has | re.
peat, several times left La Grange.
M. George Lafayette. Never (Sensation)
NJ. dITgOu When refugee thus abused the indul-
gence OF the government, they thought it right
him farther away. Consequently stated to The honorable
General himself, that the government could longer
tolerate the presence of NJ. Leewel at La Grange /
know not by what mistake the armed force its way
to La Grange for remember recommending to the Pre-
feet not TO have recourse to it,
Gentlemen-there is nothing honorable than the
hospitality granted 10 the Polish reiugees-but it must be
remembered that there among them turbulent and
restless spirits who nure their cause well as the
interference in their behalf which the French government
has been always ready Depreciation in the cen.
tre.) We should be wanting duty gentlemen if
TO be violated. (Fom the centre, very wel-very wel}
General Lafayette, from his place. Since the Minis
ter dsavows the mode ia which the Project executed his
order, beg him TO write that man'-to use the vo-
cabuaTy which the Minister than thought pro-
per TO empoyior do not think NJ LeieIceI less illus
trous person than the Preec-and give him good dress
ing daughter and approbaton)