Du Buque visitor. [volume] (Dubuque, Lead Mines, Wisconsin Territory) 1836-1837, 1836-09-28

rations Of his enemies; we still enter
tain the belief that he was, sans bornes,
j republican in principle. Educated
rom his earliest infancy under the inn
mediate superintendent of one of
frances noblest and gentlest daugh-
ters. MADAME DE GENL1s, he could
not be otherwise than generous and
Just. Secluded in the early stage of
manhood from the corrupting influence
Of d;ssipased and intriguing courtiers,
and having been constantly taught TO i
look upon them with contempt, he
could not but have imbibed the purest
principles ofrepublicanism. His peace
ful and prosperous reign, and his vio-
lent and untimely death, will fill the
brightest. and the blacklist page in the
history sc the civilized world.
s.The city is yet quict-the national
guards are under arms and pa,rolling
the streets-the ministers, nominally
atleast, are in possession of power; and
we understand, that the Due de Broglie
base expressed his intention TO call an
early meeting Of the chambers.-This
is the course we should by all means
recommend. Let the people express
their opinion through their deputies,
of the course best to be pursued in this
momentous crisis. And, in the mean
time, we advise az those who have the
welfare and honorof France at heart,
to preserve tranquility until the ulti-
mate decision Of the chambers shall be
known. 4 -
at is recommended, as will be seen
| by the general orders of the command
er-in-chief, MARSHAL CLAusEL, that
the theatres, museums, les jardins, and
all other public amusementsa and resorts
be suspended for the space of six days;
that the churches, generally, be open
ed for service during the same time;
and that the citizens be requested to
wear a badge Of mourning on the lef,
farm; which are in addition to the or.
ders directed expressly to the national
guards"
i FS6m the Moniteur, July 30.
/ The usurper has fallen! Louis Phil.
lippe is dead. We do not lament hi.
fall, though we could have wished him
a more glorious end. He was Boor.
bon, and we feel an attachment to his
race; but he was traitor to the insti.
tutions Of his country, and we rejoice
in his death. He was shot yesterday
onhis way to the BouIvards, in his RICH,
side, and expired few hours afterwards
| What is to be done? The peopi.
are yet quiet. The national guards a.
J! under arms; and power for the moment
flis III the hands OF the ministers. This
state OF things cannot continue many
hours. What the result will be, no
one can anticipate. Let the people
consider. Let them recall TO their
q minds the horrors Of anarchy-the dis
asters which must attend all classes and
every family from civil war. Let them
bring to mind the happiness and glory
France has enjoyed under long line
OF kings. Then will they return to
their allegiance, and by placing Henry
the fifth upon the throne OF his ances-
tors, France will become once more the
head and pride Of Europe, and the en-
'|vy@ot the world. The cause Of legiti-
macy is the cause OF France.
i The people are assembling in crowds;
even while we are writing we hear the
shouts Of "Viyc Henry v" "yive lie
Roi." 1t argues well--but do nothing
hastily-resort not to vioIence-let the
will OF your king be known, ana be
4 Frem the Journal Des Debats, July 80.
/ We are strengthened in the opinion
expressed yesterday, that the Cariists
were the instlgators Of the assassination
OF the king, by the arrival at Toulon,
OF the government sloop Of war La Co
IOmbe, from Anglers, which place she
lett on the 18th inst.
/ Col. COMBS, who was in command
jot the fourth brigade, under the DUO
d'Orleans, arrived in Paris this morn
ing. lie has already had an interview
with the Due DE BRoGLIE. So far as
information has reached US, and we
have it from the best authority, we are
able to state that conspiracy was for
med among the subaltern officers Of that
post, Tor The purpose of securing its
possession, and the command of its for
ces to the Carlists, which burst forth
on the morning Of the 18th inst, and
and the Due D'ORLEANs, and all the Of.
hcers OF his stat, with the exception Of
|Col CoMDs, and Gen. D'ARLAxGEs
who succeeded in getting on board the
4 la COlona1e just as she was on the point
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