Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1830-12-02
IyNCuBURG. DEC. =, 1870

,on,ur,d an opinion that thnse VINO coh''he"ee'
and mainly consummated the late rf"e'' nv
,.,;a. mere nv no means satisfied WIN us
,,s.I,s-whicb, il appears 70 u'' -'7T''
Ill ,,onorionate in their dement's 10 'ne W.
L.. and deadly character oil the sf"sse.
,rba, onioon was inferred from various Cur
,,m,,autes, but more especially nom 'he eon
,,,b which the DEGREES OF the French
I,di,,,al Tribunals, in matters ahscung Tue
,ublic quiet. had been treated by 'ho'e against
'.bom they we're levell-d as well As ny the PoP-
u,.ce generally. The interesting news brought
no the last arrival from Europe, (wh'ch VIII oe
fo,,J in our columns this morn'ng) tends 10
.,rengtben this opinion. and to create some
.o,,sbeosion that the existing order OF Things
;a,t 6,ed &, strongly in tie affections of the
,eonl.. as hal al first been suPpos u. Inc
- work nc men'--the men who bore the brunt
or,ba hat 10. and who risked their lives in the
.lo,ions three days conaict-w,th great justice
r,nnlain that not only ~rte they thrown Out
- v,ev when the rewards o. their victory were
dstr,b4;sd-ba' lho those who have reaPed all
;,s hensht, nots ihsttndiog most OF them stood
o,o,faslpng as there whi any Danger 10 b"
encountered, are now eniea'oF'hs, under Inc
nre,ext of ameliofating the rigori oHhe Fen u
Coda Ia .restfrom deserved Punishment, the
a,tborq Of all the blood Ihnt was shad-the lie.
al murdsrers Of their fathers, their brethren
- ,,s;r cbildeen. The consequence has been
disturbance ofthe public peace. winch, NJ
though it has been apparently qleilel, IS
threatened every moment TO he renewed IN
do, circumsia nces OF a more imposing chafac-
car II ,eems TO rs to be certain that Pollgnac,
Pe,ronnet aud Chaaielauzs must he gnllotn-
ed. or that the sc.ptre will NOT long remain IN
,he hands Of tie presen, King. inieed, we
,onbt whether the Partisan people will he
satisfied even with the capital punishment OF
the Ex- Ministers, when they perceive that II is
acceded to by the government witt rei"c-
lance which nothing but regard for It's
own stability coul overcome.
II The New Workers, who we're compelled by
heavy rains to defer the celebration oil the
French Revolution, which taey contemplated
on the 25ln ut were nj favored with good
weather in a few days afterwards. we shall noi
be asonshed il their grand gaia was thwarle3
by news of connter-He' ointon IN that King
dom. in which the e." CuiEen King Of The french'
had shared the same fate thar SO recently over
whelmed the " Constitutional King Of France =
And it seems 10 us that there has been SO much
OF hunlbug and demdgogdsm aboat his elecllon
TO the throne ia is corcn ton, and in his
counting aud coaxing the mob,-aod 50 much
of hypocrisy in his illusions 10 his connection
with the events oc the Gis, revolution, and his
share in the battle Of Jeueppe. 10 which he has
never failed To advert whenever lie could thrust
il in the letters, sIeccbes aud addresses which
tae events oflbe day have drawn from him
that we fear Re is hollow and insincere ri bot
,om, and will nat realize either the tears oil the
enemies Of the French Revolution, OF the hopes
ofrs friends. The following Is SIMPLE OF the
iugglery which is played OFF by the pardSHe' of
Louis Philip, 10 gan him credit with the many
headed monster tae mob. II is rs gravelY
told by the Parisiaa manufactures of HoJ al az
ecdotes as il it were true
whoa the heir-apparent 10 the throne of
France, accompanied by the Pfefect of the
Selne, visited the hospital established at 81.
Cloud, for the wounded OF the " three days,
man named Grentef, who had lost lumb on
HAT oc ga lion, addressed the Prince IN tho
.0lIowng words - My father, Prince, who
served III The irst wars OF the revolution OF
1890, owes his life - your father My parent was
weak and y ing GU he ground before battery
at lrIemeut ana mast inevir.bly have perish
ed, bat that your lather Chen the Due de Char
Tres dlsmountsd from his hor-e, and carried
him away uui OF danger. Forty years alter
wards have fought aud bl'd Tor Louis PhIl-
Ippe, and am too happy To have so repaid IN
some degree The lie of my parent The
FRINGE Was much affected al this recital. aud
assured Grenier that his name would not be
forgotten either by himself or by the kiug his
iatGeI."
IL our opinion be not uncbariiable, and we
do not believe that We judge the King more
harshly than we are authorized to do by the
current facts, we are not certain that the
French people would "ot be beterlng their
Condition by sending him 10 Iiolyrood Palace,
TO mess wuhhis royal cousin, whose crown aud
throne he so eagerly accepted. They certainly
would be benefited il they would afterwards
abolish thai political anomaly which seems So
much to have tickle the fancy OF the good La =
fayette, TO wit, IA Republican Monarchy, with
its uncouth eppendases of an hereditary Chief
Average, licensed Press, legal prosecutions
otPoIilica Clubs, ct ceiera, which We have
been always accustomed 10 regard as entirely
fepugnant 10 Republcansm. The truth is,
ah's political hermaphfodae cannpt exist. Its
opposite principle. can no more be male 10
minGle aud coalesce ,han water and oil. The
Executive Department of the government mast
e'"e' be all Monarchy or oil Republican. Fr. :
derrick the Greai Of pru.si, nnler.Innd this