Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1855-11-30
TIE FRENCH REFUGEES BASISIIED FROM
ENGLAND.

a letter from the island Of Jersey Of the 26tll o
October, addressed TO the btc"r, of Paris, says
"Thirty.sx refugees residing in Jersey have la;cl,
| signed n prOtrSt against the measures aiuutr,
towards the conductors aud the salesman Of the news
| parer IL UOmm,. can hnnuuncc 10 YOU that thu
lieutenant governor has just addressed 10 the chiefU
icer mayor of ST. Hitler IN order tor the expulsion
Of the syners of that protest. The name of H. Victor
Hugo figures at the head vi the llr these refugees
are 10 leave Jersey before the I'd OF November
| next
| Annexed is 4 translation Of the protest which has
| provoked this measure Of rigur the part o
the British authorities
| DECLARATION or THE EXILEs REMAINING ISJERSEY
| Ihrrs persons proscr'bcd.-RiLeyrolles the in,rc
pd and eloquent writer; Pianciani, the generous re
preventative Of the Roman people and rhOma:, tic
courageous prisoner U Mont Saint Michel, have JUL
| been expelled from Jersey.
The act is scruus. What is on the surface of it !!
| Tho English government. What IL at The bottom O
| it! The French police. The hand Of Foucle ca.
| put on the glove of Cusercagh. This proves IT,
The camp EdM has ust Installed itself among the
liberties OF England. England has at length pro.
scribrd the prescribed One step more, and England
will bc IN npp;nags ct the French empire and Jc.-
scy will he subdivision al the district of Coutun-
ces.
At this moment our friends arc gone; the expulsion
is cousuinnnted.
The future will characterize the deed we limit our.
selves the authorization "t it. We willrccord II.
but nothing more" Apart from the violation IF right,
the VIOLENCE to which persons subjected causes
us 10 smile.
The French revolution IL Il permanent thing the
French republic i right the trt!rc is inevitable
What signifies the rest and what, after NIL i, this
expulsion One more :,!urnlGcnt OF rAis-umc more
hole in flag.
Bui, ,llrt there may be no doubt on the subject,
here is what prescribed Frcnchnen say To YOU the
English government
VI. l}unaparte, your powerful and cordial ally, has
no other legal existence than hs--that he is charged
with tho crime Of high treason.
NJ Bouupartc during the last four years has bren
alncnnbIo To- Il bench warrant signed "lIardouin
president "i the high court Of Justice DrlapalInr,
i'a,ulc MORGAN, tde IN Scn",) Cauc!!y Judges" and
ruumrrsigurd ''Ren"uard, attorney general"
w. Bunapnltc took oath ~ officer Of the re-
public, and he pcrjurrd himself.
VI. Buuaparte swUrc fidelity 10 the constitution, and
1t destroyed the constitution,
NJ. Bonapartf The dcpusttary vi all the law's, has
violated all the laws.
VI. Bollapnrte hes imprs"ned the !nyio!able repre-
scnt,tlvcs ri the people, AMI driven AWAY the judges.
VI. BnIhpari", In csrGI'" the warrant issued by the
high court has doue what tie lualeact"r does To
cape the pulic,-he has become murderer.
VI. Bunapnrte has used sabrcs and grapesot, and
hns cxterllnnicl; he has mn-sacrcd during the day,
aud shot down during the night.
NJ. Bonapnre hns gulintinrd Cusincr. Crasse, and
Charlet guilty only of has me cI.drarurc 10 serve
the judicial warrant.
VI. BonHsar;e las purchased .0IdIeIs, L..bed Of
hce-holdc:s, and subornod magistrates.
NJ bonhparle haS stolen the property o! Louis Phil
ippe. to whom he owed his life.
VI. Bonepartc haS sequ.etratod pllnseri, ron,lsca-
ted, terrified tic CONSCIENTIOUS and ruined families.
VI. Bonaparte has proscribed. ban.hc,l, hunted
pu:, expelled, unsupported into Aricn transported Ia
Cayenne, Sent into exile forty thousand citizens
among whom arc the signers oil this lrclaratiou
High treason, false swearing PERJURY cnrrutou of
ice-holdcrs, Punishment of the ctzrls, spoation
heit, murder crimes provided for by the
aw, of ever n.to:', punishable i'll England by the
.caii"d, uH, in france Yhe. tte repgUc ha, abo-
shed the Ie.th-penGlty, by the coLylr, prison. The
court OF a-sizcs is waiting for VI. fuuapnrte.
From this moment history says to him, "tEsoner,
s:and up
The French peoric nave tnr their eseculiorr, and
tc English Government; for lis ally imperial felony.
This is what We -ay.
This is whit said Yesterday, hni the English
Ir.ss in IL said with This is what will
ray tomorrow, and what poslrrlty will unanimously
,av with H..
This is what we will ever ray. We have but one
trrit, which Is hat Of truth and but ut;erance,
Which - iidi o. Iu.iiL.