Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1830-11-08
,vSCuBURs. NOV. $, is8o'

u,nnS of this mofb"e -
.hs hall Of Revolution IS sill I" ''o"0'' 'o"' -
'"' "a wi,dom Of BonaparIes re.
"'s I'D on deep aod accurate know.
~ - r,,,nean politics q feelings, mai : a
in, in France ia neeessar'lyn ne'o'o'
y :. r,rope." The peopie OF all nations
-, ,he grea, secret OF their own
-, tho result ofthe three days glorloos
.,..,naIe in Pars--and alrendy determination
...cis, il. in the reformation and correc-
of,he abuses Of Government, has been
u,aoifc.,sd according 10 one reporf,even IN the
.,,..h,rbarous regions nfihe icy North Co
...n., and St. Poter.burgh have been the
-. of,,multuary riots, as we'll as Brussels
I'D Vienna. and other cities of Middle ana
c.,A.,o Europe--and although they may not,
,od in all probability will moi result IN any IN
= .a,,,s substantial changes, they cannot fail to
.,,oaocs partial authorizations Of those rigorous
and tyrannical features of government which
nav. 40 long been at once stigma on the
...r.cter of the oppressor and he oppressed
D, The oppr,wor. that man should delight thus
=. .,o,rge his fellow with rods. and incarce-
"a, him in dungeons, and sentence him to
~. scsaold for exercising freedom of opinion
d and ,osech-and on the oppressed, that they
j ,hand have so lcng AMI so tamely snbI,itted
- snch oisnt wrongs when the least exertion
4 oC their strength would have burst their chains,
uofs,rered their limbs, and crushed their tyrants
IN the earth. Indeed, all Earope is in commo-
,on-the ferment is progressing, even where
there seems to be all the stiffness and sluggish
,css NJ a nospless calm-and it never will cease
il, struggles, until the thrones OF Europe have
,bapp.d hands, or until the right Of the mass
Of the people tg participate in the lawn aking
81 braoch of the governments under which they
8 live shall be fully and Internationally recognI-
Z zed Standing armies may for time keep
8 down and apparently crush this spirit bat
they will themselves finally become injected
with The SAM feeling Of self abasemeni. which
htl they have been long submissivcly endur ing
blrdens aud grievances which their slightest
efforts might have easily thrown ofI--and the
same determination TO wipe the foul spot
from their dishonored brow" will be The conse-
Qupnre. Feeling as great aversion to bloodshed
& as most men, yet we cannot hesitate to hope
N Eurone, Undertaken by honest meo,
with prsc,icahle and honest ends in view.
bny other, woald be attended with a useless
waste oil hle, and result 10 strengthening the
BIN, and increasing the weight OF despotism.
The letter Of Gen Lafayette to Gen. Der :
nard. formerly OF the French army, and now Of
D. u 5 Engineer corps, will be read with
merest-both because it has tendency 10 a
Ev all fears relative 10 the late disturbances in
agpral parts of France ; and because it gives US
a understand, from a reliable source, what
ril be the course of the French governR"nt
Should The army of the King ofthe Netherlands
BE- beaten in the presen, conflict with the peo-
pe, and a Prussian or other foreign army come
=
Selves The right to adopt sach form of govern
nent as they think best ada pied To the prom o.
hon Of their interests, and 10 choose ruler
whom they think best calculated TO administer
" the French people recognize the same
uRht, 10 the fullest extent, IN other nations.
And lest their own privilege in this respect
l.
moo'd De disturbed, 81 perhaps denied to them
The consequence ofiis successful subver.
L 200 in neighborog State by the aid OF foreign
WINES, they have declared that, should such
"srposfon take place, they will exert their
pefges'n defending the sacred principle
~ ua' VIII be the issue Of the conflict in Bel
yum The last accounts afford us no means of
P"sne' The advantage, however, we fear, is
:" ne SIDE Of the Solhie,y and if it be So the
Fop'e will be led, for the present, to
pbnit
we refer the reader TO the details, for other
f"s "i news and to his own reflections, for
e''"'s which will, in all probability grow
y Of The existing state of things.
~ revolutions, it would seem, are not con
10 me continent Of Europe The Repub
10 nj tt,o, I,