Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1829-11-09
REFORMiN FRANCE

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REFORM IN FRANCE.
Ii is but day or two SINCE that va
munica,ed TO our readers the WELDON. ,s soa
lion which the good Lafayette had me, eep
in a recent tour he had made through "ua
of France-and we now have 10 peffo,sp"
duty less agreeable-to record two al, NJ s
poiism growing out OF those geaeroos a
monstrations oil graz nude on the pan Of
French people rowards, perhaps, the mos u...
trious friend Of liberty in Europe We ,t'9
give it ia the language oil foreign l,,
nal -
The Minister of The Interior has dsr,..,
the Mayor and Deputy Mayor ofVizilIe Inv.
their functions, the former for having cons,-
tulated General Lafayette ON his arrival in Il,,
town, and the latter for having Appeared wy
horse back when he entered - Cohsliti,lio,,IH
Thus we see that that spirit of reforn,
which for the last eight months has visited 50
much misery upon hundreds ard tens Of b,n
dreds in our own conntry-which has ",o,n
isted" 50 many honest and independent men
for daring 10 exercise a political privilege,
being so contumacious as to think and snsaL
we say, we see that the same spirit Of reform
insidious aud relentless as it is, has Crossed
the Atlantic, and is now practised upon by The
Monarch oil France. Bal ChrOn
Anecdote Soon after the election of D,s
Green as public printer, he felt in duty bound
to 90 round to the members who had suppor
ted him, AND make his acknowled gmenls, to
return his thanks, and pave his way. perh,ps,,O
further emoluments. Among others, Duff cal
led on Gen of the Senate, a high mindsd
man, and QUE who knew Daft meritsand CLAIM.
d valued him acco DINGHY. Dnfi found the
G neral AT the table whiting. Duff thought he
was ju finishing a sentence, and would souD
address him he telt tho that he NIGH as welt
have asked hlm to take cha but no, the
General DID not wish TO be seated with Duf
he continued his writing-Dufi began 10 speak
me General looked over his shoulder. han
called, General" says Dua-bnt the General
had recommended his WI. ting Duff telt lis bfo.
Their Gen. was not very courteous, Il addressed
him again, to little purpose the General was
not TO be interrupted by him Al last Def
spoke out" General B., have call 1t, Sir, 10
make my acknowledgm TO you Tor the Sup
port you have given me in the late election Of
pubic printer, and, Sir, h'-bu, mere The Gen.
ers turned short round, and without putting
down his pep and with contemp'uous and
Wtheriog look replied, " II was moi yOu, SIT
serve dit was the party Duff said no more
but took the right about
[Neubern (N c. Spectator
I" Bargain and Corruption "A shrewd el
low the other day bought up all the pigeons
in the Newburyport market on toreslsIing
speculation. The day proving hot they were
all puirid before night.
Columbus, Geo Oct. 1.-THE depuation
of Creek Cbiefs who started few days ago lor
Washington City have returned 10 their nalion,
They proceeded no farther than Ridges in the
Cherokee COUNTRY who it is thuugh t has advised
hem 10 return, Tor what purpose we know NOT
but suppose must have satisfied their appreheH.
sion in regard to the truth ofthe me .sages deliver
ej them by Colonel Croweil, TO acerianwhIch /
is understood was part of their business at
Washingto ton City. We could hope he has made
still greater impressions upon them, as we have
no doubt nom ouI Information, that he is IN
avor OF the immediate emigration Of the lodi.
ans. tfso, probable he has given them advice
which may be beneficial 10 both them and US.
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" Honders UiU neuer cease. THE cPlebra.
ted Sciitanser Cubdno, who made grand as
cent OH WIRE distance OF 800 feet, and al
rse Ell thousands al the Vauxhall, London, has
-ruved II his country, and made bis FIST sp
reara CT at the Opera House, New York
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