Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1830-11-04

nation viii appreciate, has confirmed TO as
the assurance. that even when IL Is fhe most
agtated IL will preserve and proclaim It's attach.
ment TO eur dy nasty. aud 10 Tue national inde-
psndence /; and however our heart may be al
ilicted BY the circumstances which have come 10
our knowledge, we do not abandon the hope,
that with the assistance of Divine Providence.
whose succour we invoke upon ths important
and lamentahlc occasion, and the CO. operation
OF every well disposed man. and the good ci''-
Gems, In the different parts OF the kingdom, we
shall suoceed in restoring order and re-es,ablish-
ing the agency of the legal powers, and the do
mininu the laws.
With this view, we calculate upon tho assis-
tanee of Staies-Ge neral. We invite them
to examine whether the evils OF which The cnun-
try 40 loudly complains arise from any detec,
tn the national Institutions aud ~ II Ia possible
10 modify them, aud particularly II the relations
established by treaties, and the fundamental law
between the two grand divisions OF the Kingdom
should, with a view 10 the common interest, be
changed or modified.
We desire that these important questions
should be examined with care and perfect free
dom, aud we shall think no sacrifice too great,
when we have in view the fu6lIneni of tbs de-
sires. and to ensure the happiness VI the people,
whose welfare has been the constan, aud assid-
nous Object Of our care.
But disposed 10 concur with if1nknrss and
fidelity, and by the most comprehensi and
decisive measures. weare nevertheless, resolved
TO maintain with 6rmness the legitimate rights OF
all parts vi the Kingdom without distinction, Bnti
only TO proceed by regular methods, and con-
iormsbly with the oaths which we have taken
and received.
Belgians inhabitants of the different divis-
ions of this heautin country, more tban once
rescued by Divine favour and the union oil The
citizens from the calainiiies TO which II was
delivered up, wait with calmuess aud conf
dence for the solution OF tho important qoes-
lions which circumstances have raised SECOND
| the Efforts Of legal AUTHORITY, 10 nhinlhin ,nier'
nal tranquility and the execution OF the laws
| where they have not bren disturbed, ana u
re-establish them where 'hey have suiirred any
obsruc,ion--lend your all to The law, So that
IN tufu the law may protect your property, your
industry, and yor personal safety. Lrt dif
fereocas Of npinion vanish before The growing
dangers OF anarchy Which, IN several dis
iricts, presents itself under the mot hideons
forms, aud which, if II be nnt prevented or re-
| pressed by the means which tine fundamental
law places AT the d,spo, al oil the Government
joined to those furnished bv the zeal Of III,
ciii1en., will strike irreparable blows al 'ndivil
nal welfare and tie national prosperity. lie
the good crtizen., every where separate then
cause from that Of The agitaiofs. aud let iheil
generous efforts for the re-ss Adjustment oi th'
public tranquility ~ those pl,ees WHERE u y
sill nenAced, at last put period 10 eyil'
so greal, SO that every trace Of them may be
eifaeed.
The present shall he generally published and
posted up in the usual way. and Inserted IN the
official journal.
Done a, the Hague. the 9th OF September
of the year 1889, aud Of the 18th Of oui
reign.
| (By the King,) WILLIAM
JIG. DE MEY DE STREEFkERK