The Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1822-1829, 1828-06-16

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seufieme8.i AN sorry f.s tlie aass,z
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tees u directors. bui ablse III WIEN =
ton tifs will f'rfu tNo or three Of tho
ices special, occupied Is the in,erc.,, -.
ls"pfi,e c'uidtiaie, particularly the ca.5..'.
who shfh value their fghs. ralisbte, :,
doubts aud irpfI tlieir f,iffoariafs. es,,,...'|
by laiiihals speaiiue their sentiments ~
the pfae'ee IA a countries aheie ELECTIONS
heidi Win this difference. that the mayis,rz,.
IA promoting the success Of their friend
convenient 10 make their eiforis with ibr b
possible publicity. (On the LETT. VERY III ''s-
| ~ we'll , Thus il Is that time, fehee,ia, -.
experience. has taught tie minister. vino -
Rpi hy what eomplaisanee ce,nes 10 a,,a,f ".
| elections and deputies Of Paris. a pr,s.
iaugh1 7''''a
There IS another delicate point on vh.,l
differ with my honorable colleagues, viii
the active intervention the cn,yens ami - -
all the young citizens Who nre moi o.,
| tiiear. hear , Thf imperial system has ,s.{
ded them ail. The charter admit. 10 m.
al election one only of more than am hui.
Frenchman ofthiny years age. Bur
! right, duty, sentiment anterior 10 all SCI
eonsuiinms and all charters ii is a sacred a..
OF country; Low mprmurs on the ripinl3,5.
the desire which all have for the libe,,c -,
prosperity ami the honour OF our coun,,g A..
plauSes on the left
Gen emrn, let as not discourage tbis 80.
ment, esp ciaiiy IN the youth Of France r..
nor, besides, that ii is IN the name aud Ar tho ..
penss OF all the French people, that the Ho,s.
votes every year miliard of taxes, 1n,g1.
sensation.) For the rest, where some ,so,.
see danger and trouble, we rather percsi,a
pledge of harmony aod repose
In effect, fby the advantageous chance, j.
our new social Relations. il even ronf,,ted 49,
ciatinns of ideas among The beneiaclors of i,,,er
Is aud the excess Of the crimes which have sur,
ed its name. we find many good citizens WHO A..
vince degree Of imidity, an extreme circu,,
spection IN the sentiments and language of tbai,
sincere patriotism il Is alsotrue that ia their a.,
dentose ofliberty, their predominant feeling e.
which for my part am far from disavowino
they are Impatient for more free and rand M,
provemcnts. This impotence. gentlemen. bo,,
cat il be, God forbid thatI should sa, exliaeui.ls
ed. but otherwise tempered than by the conyic
ton which the voice Of their whole lives Ia.
produced On the Left very well very we'll
In this certainly above all, where shall we d.
rect our regards. where shall we find them If II
Is NOT in the active, enlightened and perseverie,
patriotism the young generation, who ale The
consolation of our age and the hope Of our
! country! Bravo bravo !
yots fer the bill and for the amendents which
will give il more efficacy.
Continued appliances on the left This Dis.
course, pronounced with IN, distinct and i'm,
pressive tone, appeared 10 produce u livelr iu.
preston on great part ef the assembly In
descending fiom the tribune, Gen LAFAYETTE
was received hY many of the deputies on the
loft. oh, Id 4. L.
tience TO offer him their respectful conglatala
tons