Martinsburg gazette and public advertiser. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1826-1833, 1830-09-09

must be still numerous ia France; eat.
grafton will not take place again in any
great extent; the enthusiasts will perish
OF triumph on their native sell In Us.
ing the phrase "cannst be short,n we
mean, could not be unless the struggle
we're arrested and stilied BY the foreign
powers, who before combined against
Napoleon, and occupied the country and
capital as victnrs aud dictators. Spain,
Austria, Prussia, Great Britain, aud o
ven Russia,-ali have reason 10 fear
the example of popular revolution in
Franc Very numerous and poten, a.
dement's Of general disorder rervade ths
British isies;- Il aims abound which al
most any match weali suffice TO ex.
piede; volcanic appearances meet the
eye OF the politician on every side,
which the governments oil the states we
have just cited have the strongest rea
sons TO watch and Dire al. III, then, in
surrection has begun aud widely spread
- France, ell the rest ei Europe, or the
monarehial powers, will be quickly in
armed aud determined league against
her. and the alternative is a desperate.
sanguinary, exhausting defence, or a
most bitter diseonScIate submission, a
long subsection Ia 40 arbitrary sccptre
The liberation OF Greece aud die lie
iuci'on of 4 'giers, ~%sloag With a rspid
internal advancement in the atls 81
peace and the pnrsuits Of productive in
dusiD presented France in SO prospe
rous ADD glorious a light. that W must
doubly deplore any occurrence insvit
able or otherwise, which may cause her
10 r, iragrade; merge, as II acre. the
mild lustre which baaiued from her, IN a
fiery, porten,ous glare, and destroy or
suspend the efficacy Of Ter means and
designs for the promotion OF refined CT
Silization, and ths overthrow Of Ma
homeisn barbarism The news Of as
insurraotisn in Paris must have coca.
stoned all Europe 10 liver 10 the cen
ire and the extre meties.
The long report Of the French Minis
ters TO the which we insart,.-is
aforOal AMI very able impeachment Of
the French journals. II 10 important,
as il Envelopes tine impressions which
they received, themselves. or wish to
make upon the world. II was n psritrus
experiment, To leave terror Ia be com
bated BY reason" with such a pepula
tisn as the Ftench,-supposing even
that The government should be uniformly
in the right. There is too much truth,
or matter Of fact, ia the ale cations a.
ssinst the Paris press, the conduct Of
which cannot be exculpated unless we
admit that the Liberals possessed q po-
sitiye knowledge or the most cogent
pFesumptive proof that the ministers
anl their paftisans had implacably con
spired the charter and all national free.
dom The resolution OF the Paris sdi
tors 10 disregaid the Royal lacree, was
in itself rebellion. Nothing can exceed
the libeFtinism Of the present beck press
of the French capital.
We must add TO these cursory re
marks, that there was no organized
National Guard in Paris and that the
Kings Guard amounted to al least TWEEN
~ thousand man, small part of whom
wete Swiss, and the ramainder French
men The news of the Revolution is
moi, universally credited here. though
deemed by every one a probable story.
National Gaseite.