, 1859-04-15

aquesiiOn that has ceased being asked since
the death Of Rev. EuAzER WnI1GNs--al.
ledged by some % have been the ''Dau.
phine q France, aud son Of LOUrs XVI;
and althoogh that inquiry is no logger
made, We are free to suggest that we have
agSnuins Bourbon y faBrily residing in
thlsterrItOry. We say gehsine, because
for eight or nine hundred years-from the
days Of HUsH CiPET. or CONsrASTISE, until
recently, one or another branch Of the
Bourbon dynasty ruled France under an
ASSUMED personal and Dirins right; that is
to say, that they were born, peculiarly set
apart and eo4seqataG to hold ofics, rule the
masses, live upon the labor Of their sub
jeets, aud dictate to their peers Until
within very few centuries, the House Of
France and that of Spain gave laws to
ElrOpe-thosgh for the known civilized
W0rld---adjusted all odiHerences, and pre-
seribed Tie lsbaiahce % Klngly power
10 this day, the Influence Of the BourbOns
is felt more Or less. At every European
c6drto Its existahca has been q faniiyA=
frddiIionas one. AS aeicegerants Of the
Alnighty-tsnporal and spiritual, for dgss
they goyerneda . beRigbted continent "thsir
smile was fortune and their viii was laW,p
In political matters, ID democrats, rep.
rssentalIye America, there seems to be a
spirit abroad 70 pattern after the example
which The masses Of France permitted the
Bourbon family,to set to Europe and its
dspendeheles, concerning liciaiioa and ODE
dieno in matters Of government. Family
ASSOCIATIONS and Influences, i would seem,
IN some portions Of the cOhfedernoy. are
about TO- got the upper hand Of the ex-
pressed RHl Of the constituency, connected
With which, ofice is to be held. Amongst
The bon ton, Or '6rsi families = there seems
70 hare been for some time past, sort Of
conspiracy 70 the effect; that only such and
sudl persons shoCid be permitted to hold
once under the government. This is :
mppositiOn that Is becoming each year
mote plainly illustrated as matter Of fact,
and tspndiation Of the doctrine Of FAM
y" government more loudly called for BY
the qneePles yf6laanism ai lo saeHa on
nA2hAteSeF may be eurloWn PriUaie views
upo6 the subject, the foregoing Is not an in
teuded all6sion to any persons IN 6fice ia
this terriiory-eiiher elected OF by
appointment. Upoa the principle. as has
been claimed. that we have, inithis terrific
y, . s6Eieiehcy Or ability talsnf-tO dis.
charge ihe duties of al public Offices under
tie government, We are led to believe that
Iganioappoiufmenls could NOT have been
mads9o better advantage, or given more
r general satisfaetion; and with reeeut Tim
PoriaiiOnss " arc decidedly wsII pleased.
But fhs sdeuOqaiis party in Iiis territory
shoniS hare no "Boigboap fanilyinit. w3,
aAt our hrst election for Delegate to Con.
gress, Judge LNcAsrER was The nominee
and although not our personal choice, would
hare received our hearty support, as before
given, had he been Fe-nOminated Col J.
P.ASDEEsos was his successor; and what
ever rinanenee could be welded ia favor Of
his election by his friends and this paper,
Uas steFEehtly extended to him. Should he
ave been fe-hominated, we certainly would
have renewed to him an earnest aud un-
swerSing support. We believe that unless
q delegate proves unfaithful, or exhibits
weakness, he should be returned once or
tyies-Fubjsai alsSags % he soilan deeisiOH
eEtie hIssEs Of de party TO 'ohiei he
dsEH0scl,dgss fealyg In accordance with
party discipline. in either Of the instances
referred to, We could have cheerfuIly faced
the music Of the opposition, and given
tbem all the 6ghS politically, left in the
shop" 1a e...r-s
But we have said that we have genuine
..'Bourbons family amongst US, and we
must be permitted to say that we have
authority for believing rs to the exact time
that family arrangement obtained a foot
hold bere. We believe that facts viii prove
that the Bourbon" family for this terrific
y was brsathed into existence at the time
cur first territorial officers we're appointed; !;
that plan was then and there laid to stul-
tify one Of the aPpOintees to the end that
be never sbouIA subsequently,, hold any
Office 10 the gift Of the people or Otherwise,
II they 1.-THE "BOurbOns7) could prevent it.
Il was determined upon to forestall him
70 erush him out in the territory Of his
adopiion-disable him from doing public
sergiee, regardless Of bis abilities, or how
ever much public opinion NAV have an