Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1830-09-27


romfnaied. who are ne tber mites nor frieaas
of to- ,nini.t4y The King eon'inaesto expose
hints / 10 thr public eazs yesterday be passed
through tbr city 10 the osef, and there enbars-
ID on tile river for Gternsirh, rstpr. Iiae % the
ia ace ri St james, evenng The day pir-
vipns vas devateI 81 hr ihHi isvr". Indeed,
esrrs das binrs VIII l. some tstigaiag dniy
OF another enough iG this ~hfn wc thef 10
wear pui the strength Of hardy laborer fri
the X ing aud Ia. popular licsn 20 ihralgh all
VITA cneerinlnrss and hh,biiity bJsiug away.
hour after hnhf, I'll The bysiandeTs fancy tier
own neoks acne frog vers sympathy When
he uews ~ ire r snsb Kings exfTaordin ny
conduct reached tIe ears OF William the Fourth
he EXCLAIMED II ence /" they are all mad II IS
however believed that h- gave immediate or
der iof n get 10 rep"ir u lIaSre io. tn pnf-
pose ofen.uriue the safe escape OF tue Royal
Family OF France.
The capture Of Is ,esssls (4of tlsm a. lcas'
Enel.bl by rhr Fprague.e squadron OF ie-
ceira. reused al his naval ardpr and Ia eotsr-
qpeu,e two friestss have been dcspachri 10
Irfeefra and ano her 10 the fashs. l, will not
he etsy for England however TO take very
dignfed qtaud IN yniicHti1n Of her ne1tfai
tights Sbr has hsr,ei 80 OF II captured nfu-
trail vessels, ~ - distance not Of 80 miles merely.
bt, 3 n ItalO miles nom that port whose lock-
ade alleged 10 be broken, that She " Il ind,
un occasions like the present. her own mar
lme cote The worst enemy she has ever la :.
The earfrse ~ be taken with f anee !, MOI
dot rninr1 m. II The French Throne he merely
awarded 10 III. d III OF Drlrans. IN 'xcipsinu OF
the rights Of the Duke Of Bordeaux. perhaps NJ
Interference viii take place. --Bat # The form o.
government shall he changed, then will come
all the old ORGY about rndansern2 the iran.
qnil " Of Entope, 70 preserve which, there vii
+, raised most furious aud urbnleni war, thai
vii throw every thing into utter confusion.
- the Liberals pre- erys t,e ascen lancs. Al
giers viii not he telnqasb Il, bat England will
tahe revenge % Morocco, IL she likes.
The confusion N the wesf OF Europe, leaves
Russia Al libery 70 take such measures a. be,t
suits her convenience 10 regard Tprkct.
Austria has TO Keep ~ a political Gordon
sanita,e on the confines Of her possessions, IN
tie nor,a Of lisly Still the cantaglon of French
principles may no. be * ludc !, especially IN
der the preflisposifton PRODUCED Dy the pfoximf.
" and example Of e seecr.
= Is fortunate for the King of the Neither
Ian Is that hts quarrel with hi Chambers had
been hushrd up before the lac exp oslon in
France. Had they been sim lltaneous the
khne would ~ his moment have been he
boundary OF France. aud the award on our
qpe'tnn of the Nar'h Eastern boundary must
have been posI poned 70 the q eek kaen1s.
Ue tioiy iHtmce The New York Com
nefcill Advertiser, iaHn article entitled Ihe
FreHeh Rcroiuiipu. contains suumbrr ofe1uac's
rom tn ia e-papers& proceed ng, puil e by
HE ,"Vcra' European congresses, from ne fret
10 nal trertv al alliance against Napoleon, M
March 1911, down TO the late general congress-
are highly utcresnu jnst nj this moment. "a
tending 10 throw light on The views aud wishes
Of tive Sovereign and affecting Of ronrse, ON
calculations as To their interference in French
affairs We hope, however, ,bde hose pas
sagps from lheir royal diplomacy INDICATES sui.
6ricntlv their temper towards Tree and repre-
sen alive governments that, on the ut hef haud
The feeling al rae age, The nnanimity OF the
French nation, aud, We NAV presume, the dill
i"roui temper OF england frnm what II exhi-
bhrd under the dlshonorahlc Ca,tlefeagh ad-
tnnstration IN respect to Continental affairs,
I'VE all so many circumstances TO prevent the
WISHES Of Legitimacy from being embodied
into arts against the existing order of things IN
France.
We tacl a fresh aston,shmcnt and mligna-
ton as tho declarations from the .onrGe alluded
10, ale thus brought back 10 oar notice and re-
collection. \ nrocsnhiioa OF lord yelling
tons by the way issued during " the hundred
days. IL not vefy complimentary ether to his
lrrdship's notions al rdom, or to his rhc-
to,ic He talks ol the " SoVeipigns forming "A
Supreme corporation upon which will 30 ials-
ed the snlii pedestal Of thc peace aud happiness
of nations" II these torn tho pedestal what
makes the column lie adds. what Is more ex-
cepuonable than b,s rhetoric, thai The name
al Louis The 18th i inscribed on this compact
the allied Slserrtgns repiacedhnn onth. ron ot
his ancestors, until ltsexunciIou over he French
pen4lc -" II We nnlr' standtnis son ence. which
!, about as seil " ittrn as king ecch, we
may ask wat MS ion Is'ip Molii have sad
10 a power that Should have replaced a Stuart
- Oh the throor Of ms ancestors the glorious
Rct ofsetlemrnt. and the Tree spirit OF 1858
to the contrary notwithstanding
The Sovcteigus, alarmed by the various re-
volutonary movements of Europe, d"cldir, IN
various docnmeuis, that they have "A right
To take measures of precaution against those
states whose reiornS, engendered by rebellion,
are opposed 10 legitimate governments" Oar
readers must remen,5e, that. IN this vocabula.
~, legitimate government ia not one legi-
tlmalely derived from the people, but one
~ hose mead Is an ass. dult on iytsnl legltimatelv
bego'ieo by aoo'ner ass. doIt or they
add On another hccds ION. that " TO overrurn
uhal cY,>ls' /, fdi treason, t. whoa they must
oppose barrier, because all change, in thu AZ
miui,tration sIa'ps - must enhhate alone
from the lrve will at those wnam God has
rendered respon,lnDe to- paw such
GharI,s Y, for example, or The Austrian
trT5 aud they reg ,rd as nu.I " all pr. ten
ded reform. lfec,ed by revolt aud open
force : of course, all reio,m, as is % come
MY irom taost VINO have no interest TO make H.
Is pc, paned al the Gt ce., X lrnds.
The musi pointed passage, however. from
the docnmcn TO gh' mio view y the journal
W have quoted. il one from the proc edtngs
al the Congress Of Verona. The GrSt aud
second articles, as tIey cannot be made 10 seem
more monstrous by cOmmeoi, we quote eotre
tn speak lor ihemspl es.
= Ar. /. The h,ga contracting parties W II
Convinced that the system of representative
govern nrn IL as incompatible with the non.
archical principles, as the maxim of the s,vcf-
esnly oil the people Is opposed to the prnct-
pie OF DIVINE rIE ut, engage, IN Inc most Solemn