Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1830-10-04

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f,ous acts Of the Ministers. aud persis,iog ia
accusation, he said. I" II such acts do not con
stiIui. crime and high treason, then is res
possibility n dream, Law treason, justice
word
The motion was supporic from ell sides of
The Chamber, and adopted unanimously, with
the exception OF three members.
The Minister or the interior gave notice
that tomorrow bs should communicate q tenn
norary measure on the subject of the vacancies
IN thu Chamber
OrisioNs IN EsGLAsp CONCERNING Tnr
fREscH BsvoLuTios.
From The London Morning Chronicle Of dug. 7.
The battle of Europe has been fought in Pa
ris II ~ of immense importance that The
greatest and most intelligent nation Of Con-
nueuial Europe should have succeeded IN rid.
ding itself Of legiIiinacy-thpi Is, of the right
divine TO irsat,the people as properly. The
new Sovereign, owing bis power 10 the people,
will hold himself accountable o The people, will
consider hmsclfibe first Magistrate OF the ma
ton, and not is master. The stipulations be-
tween the governed aud the governor will be
such as 10 annihdlaie Tor ages. all such preian-
sions M those which have made this monster
who has bean hurled from his throne tbs
scourge Of his people, The offensive term
grant wilt be banisheJ ~ an iosnlt TO a cvi.iz-
sd pc pple The grant (oe,royeI) supposes y
right OF property. Ihen NO shsll have one
Sovereign IN Europe who will have an inter
est in discovering and defeating the liberticidai,
projects OF the other Kings. ALI revolutions
" hlch do not set aside the rcigning family
mus, bo nugatory, because the King will be
tempted 10 intrigue With his brother monarchs
for tho overthrow of the Constitution by which
he Is limited and he being IN possession OF
the resource Of the country may he plotting ~
Foregn Courts, while they are utterly IN the
dark.--A new dynasty with Pretender 10 the
best check against tb,s teadeeey Of Kings 90
make common cause with each other against
nations. In vain we say every nhtioa ought TO
net independently, nni that King ought IL
consider mcrely the inerea OF the people over
whom he is placed, IL Kings nre 10 form cnsie
apart 10 suppose themselves possessedo OF eonr'nos
rights, and to make common cause against
their respective objeeis, Ia all disputes be-
tween me Governor and tho governed. The
Republic OF tue United States has no common
bond oil interest With any otber Republie. Inc
President of the United 81 ttes has no pariicn
lar synpathy with the President Of Colombia.
Blu, here has unfortunately for tho repose Of
the nations, decended from the feujn ages. n
notion Of property ~ the people, which leads
one kog 10 view every attempt ON the peoPie
10 Iinit tue power OF another King, as aninys-
combating. Hence the importance OF throw
log nn illogi,malc among the lcgiimales.
Erom Mt sane.
What a victory has been achieved What
an example TO the nations Cold must bis
the boso n tina, tins example Will not warm.
There IL no, a iyrantin Europe. on the olher hand
who will moi feel his power shaken by the VII
tory OF PARIS. II banshes dependency ffom
the natiOns--it teaches them that nation has
only 10 viii rs freedom 10 be FREQ. When the
mind of man Is emancipated--when he ceases
10 be merely occupied with his animal eI.s-
,enoc, aud iees the influence Of love OF his fell
low. creatures, and love of the common good
there Is nothing OF winch he il moi capable. The
brave Par,sians cheeriuliy haz,rded Ifs and
property IN defence OF thcn civil rights. All
,ninor considerations were disregarded. There
WIS but ono feeling among lie inmenr
mass. n
ono OF the lessons taught by the victory of
Paris will be, that an army, however brave,
however ably led, may be successfully resisted
IN "A great cry. when the inhabitants are driven
to the dc operate resolution OF perilliUg their all
for their county, aud have their hearts ia
their right place. This lesson sill sink deep
inlo the people Of every country. II will, az
u, the same tio, paralyse the sr'n ofthe tyrant'
If the mind only be sound the man have
been ,a,sed to n sense OF his own digDiiy--ae
may defy vDlence
Wha, has been done at Paris AMI the other
towns Of FrbDcp, ight TO teach usnever odesf
pair Of tie progress OF mansind, The success
of the arms Of the Holy Alliance, aud still moro
the success Of their inr'gues IN spain dita'y'
led macy worthy ineu almost TO despair ottne
rood cause. The nations seemed PROSTATE
Behold, tho greatest naion OF the Continent ar
pears 10 an Insiani more erect than ever she
was mora heroic than ever, and more than
ever impressed with deep sense of the value
oi n Government OF law and order The blood
thai was shed ~ The revolution was 40 sheh In
vain. The agIiatne events too OF tue last forty
wars have led msn to estimate al TIER proper
value the goods OF fortnne--o ENJOY them
without beng their slave, and have, IN shor,
produced taat maniiness OF character which the
long continued prosecution OF Saniul pursuits
is but too apt To iDJure.
We cannot believe that Austria or Prussia, IL
ever they dared To promise AID to Cnarles
the Tenth, will now think OF keeping their
word What sbas passed IN the e'eat Courts
mu 4 he rather matter Ct CONJECTURE than GER
tainty Our own government has always, we
know, been suspected by tue French. There
IS we know, "a profound hatfed III the ol'gar'
chy of England OF the consequence OF Tie
French revolution; and indeed they have new
er disguised their dislike of the operation OF
the French laws OF property ana eiee'ion'-
Even Sir Francis Bnrdeit cannot dNest himself
Of his admiration OF feudalism, aud consequent
" the ndc ,,endence pro iuccd byte law OF
succession. But ihere is difference between
Tins dislike aud The counienancing such horrid
proceedings ms those ofihe Frenchking.
A new era in the history Ut the world has
now commenced Span will shake oil the
tyranny Of the Priests, The mqus''ion, aud
Fsrdiuand The Austrian States Of Italy, and
Naples will demand justice and freedom, amt
will Obtain all they can require. The reign oil
Don Miguel in Portugal is virtually Terminated.
France will no longer permit an Usurper TO
tranple over the Portuguese, and the conssiur
lion of Mr.. Canning will be adopted VITA acc