The Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1822-1829, 1827-10-18


= "a. ,Iere csne.a led here 1his Is tise man
.ht,, -s.. YOU aid h4gh in esteem az Amen q
S f.g 4,. ftusaes aud pti liuan = Match me
y. tssiz n,atch s1otiier aosn "hn a"s 81 :" Il
! mon ihe f.4opoa.,e=sis 50 n'ahv n'rsfie' - ,"i
z e,0trrni- -.
,a.rf ,sll ~ iiusliiia rscaa he has Ipinei q
: d., g, ff ni ttei. hantss ihousaadh 81 ".s'a'y
+ -tsiafa foei liss eeosBA ihetn TO Tao ahs'' '"a
= sttt4. frtss, ttcnl lhsr lutte sfa" ny his eo'.
q a nts - tefrnf ihe Ptchs has d'les'ea i'f s''
= ,tsIg T.3l,aaifa,d has psral, 81 taen the
p,rb, h.. enenlv assaulted aud s-ten towns
e from h,4 enr4ncs CDlpeotfsn, has "oshed 10
cal, by ,ut,,sar AID ass saliad Il mldHgh, CAS-
tle. aud iosis hriJ by men acng nndsf tue OF
To-, III. e,ders ri ttagerpHrnf. Inc fatha mas
e dt.tr-,ssd The f.aserotnruf by hs movements q
,iepfr,tairong Csiesouoai has s''ll mare dIsifcs-
col II .V h,y detnsud iar pay aud rahpnS i"f AZ
,,i.. o,b,rh he ur.cf raised 10y his intrigue, hy
E his serrri opposition and open aaf Leave a.
idr his proceedings n 1921, his inifienrs "ha o.
t,rn aphsstIpn and ,rbeiiion against tue lo"Im
'ip,ernmrn,, his aiefea aud imprisonment 'e'
as look a hin sincc bts leaving his confinement
IN lie monastery 81 ~ sdTa, and has becoming
General. IN einefaflh c Nptea how OF en- and
loall, has i've lalEgd Of the death aud destruction
he was eparrng ioT the Turlts hoV Often has
G,e d.,uauded and received lsfge supplies hpin
Government and from his Pfovtace, winch ne
las either .gh ar given 10 hts creatures II IS
tinc he has sallic,i out against he enemy "'
has esaminrd them with his spy glass rom
| some uounfan side hni seVer, no, Tot ia Que
enels in,tance has he ~ b,s immaculate l"Ilp"
crs Yenlured fhclr precions persons "ithm me
rapre of shot lie IS hp'd and during. but moi
baf,t, a, armed enemy; II Is IN Intrigue and
plotting - Pct hinsolf and llicnds Ia power Il
is IN pln,d sr,ne aud nmnssing treasures fot his
arc OF IMP
u.izza and Napolt Nlch he took as command
erin rlfet fum tl#etspvei nm'ntf Where hs bank
-. ia Ianfe ~ Il icfeut paris oi Italy where he
/ la. Iafee sums shile he makes tie poor p'asan=
~ pa, for thr arlcles eVrn Of his own fab'e.
! How he got his former reputation inr courage
! know nj but new lis name here IS getting 10
! he mnckciy and he is known only as a n'an who
will sacrifice the public for parry good, WIN |
would sell hi country, nay his soul, ms Tod, Tor
! gold.
! NJ, l,neeser ma. seem 10 Won strong and ia
/ pas.ioned I'm Il IL the language nf man VINO |
engaged with III bis hcarlln Ii" hes cause for
,hrb = proule rsrr vel drew the sword, secs
that ,,asr cudnngrrcdby the scitshuess OF those
most Lanud 10 snppari II ~ one who sees his Il.
dopied country about IN be sacrificed on the al
tar ava re. selfish ambition 81 one vino Sees
an ignorant bat naturally Intelligent and Vlrtu5
ous People, NEGLECTED nay bett 'y'h, by ih"'r
leaders speak to you d Goloeoir"n--notbe'
r,,r.. lac i. aionr in the course OF inqnty, nor
hecanse he Is the Nor4t--bnt because ms nahlrls
lnown 10 you. an not hls party, nor o. q.
ny Marty he hagncYcr done either ihe or my
friends any good DRILL, lspeak OF hun IS a pub
H. character, and could speak 10 You OF 9th
e.: | could tell YOU Of The character Of Dllyn-
+, Of Nn,nlas of Zatinis OF Crondos of Nlseni,
o. Calctti, of Coudlulottis. &e,--men whose
course has been uniformly ono ot intrigue, iof
THEN own prlvat, ~ party mirf"st--negi'cing
their sacred duties 10 t5rlr country, Ia pursue
selfish nav often criminal sods. Bm II - =
nouch 10 say To YOU, that Greece Is reduced -
her prescnt state ~ q gfeli mrdutre, 10y the Ica-
louz, the lntrirues aud the secret opposition
which one ieadcr makes Ia another have
rntil luW ahstainrd from making this known III
America from motives OF consideration for the
interest the canntry-hoping, always, some
hing rnght unite them hut ! see the hop "a
,au-and perhaps the sooner the world knows
the truth The better,
ftis not my own siuglc private opinion which
express ~ YOU every enlightened man IN the
country Ia. long iclt ard lamcnted II, and now
thlngs havc drrycd IL such phch, that all ieel
II. Ask common soltlicr, ask simple woman,
han has brought the country 10 ITS present
state and The r,ply "illinvarnhiy be F." o. mt@d-
raj" the gent and what is the cure . Va
tons p,ops0mcp r. that thelr heads may ALL
II i. ti,rsp men WHO have invariably opposed the
Introduction Of order uto the country. And
ahvf Because, with ii. they must fall. In the
ilret IN the army, ia every department Of consld-
rlatlnn il is the same The soldier looks not 10
Government as his director. for he receives not
his nav from il he Knows only his chief, and
will hlmdiy follow him against another chlel, or
even against the Government itself, with almost
the same aacrlty against the Turks, The
chiefs being thus superior To the horefnmeht,
practise thu most abominahe cNtottnpS, and
have been growing rich, while the people have
brra,ne misctabs poor 0ac tact alone viii
eve YOU AZ idca OF tins system. have known
the lime when Grcecr had not q, 900 men on flet,
Wine Government was giving daly pay aud ra'
tions Ton 10 alN. h,ssdcS the p1y ol the Generals.
AVID when Csa,crnu,u could not ind means To
saIistv any nmportmalc claimant, they tried 10
naciy him hy some high hIle ANY one he hs
prafcsS ,on what might. who had claims upon
Governments could then have had a commission
Al Colourlof General rs for Major or Captain.
Il Was heneath ones notice. lhis was. and is
81 common that titlcs here ate made ridiculous,
!, So many assuming them " no cannot support
thcm there are Hundreds of foreigners, men
Tho we've oul, corporal ~ srrecantS IN the t.u-
aupean armies "eo have got titles. and smut
anut with Que OF twotagsed soldiers Al thelr |
heels aud cali themselves Colonies or Genei-
ais
remember once being with body of Three |
hundred men and on a council of war being |
called iu "a moment Of alarm, there appear cd !
Hrre q qe,,tiS i0lr rice Generals, fee LoioHfb, |
aud more than iwaity-fre Captains. This has !
made the business SO ridiculous, that officers who |
have really hold any rank IN regular army are |
not wlng 10 put themselves upon rank with
corporal. aud sergeants, many of themthe scum |
~, luropr aud they choose to serve as volun-
teei>. or fhes quit the country IN disgust Aud
they 10 well for, much as they pretend 10
dcspi,r the Europeans, the Greeks have in real
it, q respect for Them. and for ther opinions
and they rejoice to find selfish men, who ior
thsir own interest 10y action, word. aud writing.
uphold their system men who cry that the Pal
jcai :, stem Is the only one to save Greecc,aad
comparing them Sperhaps with iustce) 10 ~