The Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1822-1829, 1822-10-08
LYScHBuno, OCTOBER q, lase.


have an important influence on the "lia'is ol
Europe. Notwithstanding the English 90.
vernmsnt has no osfensible connection with
the Holy Alliance, II j. evident tbnt she has
ALWAYS been tie soal Of The compact With
out its peeunialy all PIT into the national
purses OF the three powers which compose
this novel body poline, IN the shape OF 'nbsi.
dies. it would long since have sunk under he
weight 81 ~ o,en impotence, if we may be al
low ed 10 use a seeming paradox II has been
matter OF general belief Tor several years
past, that great event, Lave been long on The
tnpi. In Europe and The demise Of Lord
CasiIcreogh oannol but have the effect oi has
tenlng Tie csplos,en, unlessne 'hall he sue
coedcd in The british cabinet mol oaly by u
''brother Of the same principle" bat by one
who ha. the same splendid genius Q consum.
mate Whatever ambitious scheme he may pro-
jeci
The system Of politics by which England
has boen governed since the duys OF Pitt,
whilst ii has raised an imftfsbeble monument
10 her glory lor proves IN The field aud Oh
the ocean has tended 10 dtpress her influence
IN the councils OF Europe. She las pfcsers.
ed her importance 50 long only by the weight
OF her gold, aud this very means will finally
hu,e tie effect OF crushing lrf The pedestal
cannot much longer stand up under the over
whelnng wei. ht OF debt, which is increased
annually by The co.furitons ued eSeessss Of n
ministry c0n,eipas OF is insecurity, wef.
II not Tor Tie support which this debt affords
To ii, by linking the monied part of the
nation 10 the government by the most indis-
soluble bond, mie.ea lhs connection will
give stability 10 The p, sent is nasty, until, in
the natural revolution Of trnss, the principal
wealth OF tie nation is transferred iuto other
hands
What interest have the people Of England IN
shedding their blood in behalf Of the Guelph
family. For momcnt, look at tho Who'll,
brood, and We see conecntred nearly all the
Yeual vices OF lie 30 We see among them
gamblers. drbauehee, aal oellansers. Al
,hcir hcOd aud IN tbe person OF the monarch,
we behold superaanualed Dandy, diving in
% every species oi dissipation with an asidiiy
pardoaahic only in u younger branch OF 4
family occupying less important station
p'''s','''
misunderstanding annually from the pubic
purse alfe sHlns OF money, 10 be wasted IN
riot ant d,bpuehery, whilst the people, whose
: Ia
yer! s''''''''s = u'''''' = ei''e ''''"'7'
N'e 'e'-i '''e " '''''s' VI ''''''' .''' u
'e.tI3's "'i'o'". u "' I'oi'' q '''a'e""
me eohl'ni 'au''9 10 S'''''.'' - '''e ''a'' q
lhihgs' u'5 VIII ''sh'y os''i'e u's" 9oh'.
The progress 81 me national oeb' oi ="fea'
bf''n aP'f0s t'''' room 'of '''s'''o''--a''
81 should ne De'eoh 10 warn our statesmen
from Tie "dopaoh 9i i'oi'eS founded On TIE
ERRONEOUS maxim thUt " national debt Is
"''''"'' ,'''s''t !" .oos'.e o''' u ''s''
VI 'Ai's'''''''''' " ''' .."s'." e'N'''''''''''
10, VIC Wv. 90 We '''''' ''"' '''' "''''"'
Pa'"' rs '"H'."'es " 'oioih" l'Nets a'"hc' u
OoD sterling lhis immense sum was paid in
one year Tor The purpose al detlroning Ma
f'0' M ""''' ""'o"h' Pa'a
oy Great Britain for this purpose, 10 foreign
powers, from 1876 10 lsl6, inclusive, amount
ed To the enofnole sum oil I49, o53 GOO ster-
lao. upwards OF 52o0,0oooOo! Aud what
has she sained by The change. Lei her ex-
hanstsd treasury, the emigration of her sub
jeets, and the dispesses Of nearly the whole
country, answer Her subjects have been
,ism and relsious Ianataci,n migbt be erect.
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N'go9! n h't sehis ol The rulers that eve