The Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1822-1829, 1823-06-17

of his government done IN rn,,.-.
me liberty aud independence of the Fr.,.',
nation. 'eheh
In consequence, We declare a. an.
nauohai every attempt that has eman,,,.
from Louis XVIII. or his gnyrrn, n',.,,
against the Independence of the Snsn.''
nation. i"'ist
Frenchmen.l noble minded -.
dared to make these mrrnorahl. -,
reach even To the throne Les u.y,L'a
retecent des grandts tLufss These 80 %
have resoundrd throughout France. az
the hour has at length arrived wb., ,4'
prophecy must be accomplished. Fr.n,L
men WI you obey the voice of tyran,.
who would seal with your blood the an
probrIum and infamy with which they lrv
TO cover you, to punish you for having Le,s
SO great as 10 carry, in the 18th ce1i,,s,
The germs OF liberty into all points of -
rope: No, you Will yield to that lenda,
voice which speaks TO your macDani,na'..
hearts, and which commands You 10 ,',,.s
with Us under the sacred banner, of bon,'.''
whose only motto is :-Li6erty, glo,g oa1
country! u ""~
frenchmen The intentions Of D..
Holy Alliance are not forgotten by Won.
remember, that in 1872 you taught a:,oa ST.
ished Europe what nation could do WI.
wished for liberty. We bring Won ,ga;D
the trl-colored standard, the signal of yo,n
awabing at the same moment when. froa,
the summit of the Pyrenees, mighty sn.I'
and powerful arms launch the liberal hon'I'
which IS about to make absolute L;n,,.
tremble upon their thrones, already shah
by the .Ilr'fce of public opiniun Unit
yourselves with US to concur in again ba,.
orlnS social order.--It is from the Grad
Head Quarters of the Army of free men
mat we make you All unanimous appeal
Come you will find none but friends and
brethren, who swear only to recognize and
proclaim, rs the most powerful King of
Europe, the sovereign that is most const.
tntional Such is the power and the will
Of the light ofthe age!
TIE Members ef tie Council of Regeaco
of.Ndpeteoe H.
At the end of this aast printed dozen
neHt is the following note in manuscript
in the form ofiustructfms -
.Eote.-The present manifesto shall not
be distributed 20 the public, any more than
The proclamation OF the aTmy, until the
'commeucemerf of hostlities, and then
alone the signatures will be made known.
1t would be impoIiiic for these two docu-
ments to appear hefore that period Its
expedicnt, however, that the secret socie.
ties should have knowledge of them, in
order that they may act in concert with
US, and may prepare from this day in the
interior of Ftance, the elements relating
thereto"
Is this clear2
The last proof FoftIiese cdnspiracics was
wanting, and Il mas been given. The ac-
tlon must follow Tbt word, to make evil
dentto an eyes she wisdom of precautions
aud the legitimacy ofour defence. Every
body knows that band Of fugitive traitors
await cur soldiers with the advanced guard
of Mina's army we know that detach
hlent of this band marched from BiIboa
unlidst shoots ot.--tire ,hapoieoa H. and
wearing ihe uniform al the guards of the
ct-aeram Emperor. In fine, upon whom
was the first cannon fred in Spain Upon
men who shouted Viue .tapoleon H. -
What is the first hostile signal that was
met? The cegae and the tri colouIe ed flag
Here are facts which revolutionary So
phlshrs will nrYer destroy. Our right TO
take arms ;gaie3t faction which WouId
plunge US again into the abyss is too fully
proved, aniess it he wished that govern
ment should siuGRy allow itself to be
destroyed, and should await It's fall to de-
monstrate that it was in peril.
The revolution has compelled us to
fight; the revolution has i'll understood its
own interest. What has just passed upon
the banks q the Bidassoa is an immense
victory gained over it Allthe Monarches
of Europe will shortly acknowledge that
we are Their real defenders. Let las adj
mlre the designs of Providence We have
been reserved Icy it to deal the last blow to
those doctrines OF revolt and anarchy with
which we had infested the world. This
Just PREPARATION We owe TO European soci-
ETY..
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