Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1830-11-08

uwn affairs according to their will but moi viii
Ing that aihsf gosefnmenis shsil ialeIfsfe -
orprrss ouf neighbors
end ,ou the prsct account Of what has Ia
hen place IN the ehamhsr re alive 10 soa,h A.
msrieh and MEXICO. You sill zee fhs, took
c.is to mark IA. ordst Of the rscoenit'ons ri
ready ,aab,. and 10 give TO our dear u. 5. the
,hafe shioh beloaEs 10 them.
Dn, fspnbinan iitnus has been recognized
Immediately ~ thr Bnflisb fioferamrui aud
vii soon, I hope. b. frcognizrd ais by ms
other powers Yon ell readily suppose that
did not say that this eas hs b,a oj Repatiies.
did mol think 30 aud The Constitution of the
United ststes appears 10 me lar preferable.
But | believe bsye done Tor the hest 10 the
present circum.,ances and have I,repated, IN
der a popular lhnne all republican institutions
There are not in France, patriots more sincere
aud nligh,ened than the King and hr. son /
knew them but little before, but they have
inspred me with the greatest friendship
aud confidence and this sentiment ~ recipro-
cal.
This my dear General, - the point nj
which we have arrived. do noi mention 10
you some slight Disturbances ot errors among
the mechanics. There IS not IN all this sns
III intention, aud reasoning alone has been
sufficient 10 persuade them. After all most
of these slis hi disorders, OF which our sdvrt
sarea have male 81 much, have bren msliga-
ted by disguised enemies aud there nave been
no real trouble. but ut Nlsmrs aud the zeal
ot the peig ,bou,iog National Guards aud mat
tho Line under TIE trl-cpoted AZ, soon
TepTesssd them.
Receive ub. NV asSnr nces Of my old aud
constant friendship LAFAYETTE.
ORDER OF TIE DAY.
In the National Guards Of he Kingdom Of
Ffmee, sept |. 1880
The Gcne,nl Gsnnhnding IN Chef the
National Guard II the IS. sd1m. called by the
confidence Of tbe People 10 the mead OF The
publ force IN The glocloas day OF our late
Revolution, has tH0ueir' hl, daiy, nutwith-
standing MS rrfnsa. ~ 100, 10 accept under
The new state o. tatngs, III important command
conferred uu hin by The conf fence Ola pairIo
Monarch. himself placed hs he WISHES o1 M,
frinw q lzens on III" constitutional throne 81
the Kng ol the French But consul ratfnn
nl the importance Ind mutlpli ~ OF hI.
fInfirs. the Grnernl Commando IN Chinf mist
necessarily rely OF which he las indeed the
harry eer lalnty) on the patriotism, upon the
2eal, and he may he pefmttled 10 add. the per
sonal affection OF HI. Brothers N arms thtongh
our the vast extent oil our Grave and ifer coun.
Try ii France
After fo,ty ,eara Of memorable vicissfndes,
the old II, colored dag Of ~, the flag of tue
LaiIonal severe igniy, OF H. erty and of pnoIic
order, has jnsi been gloriouly, generously
aud forever re cstebli,hpd--around TINS stand-
ard has rail lied with spontaneous movement.
aud will soon be legally organ zed, all France
in arms,
Inc French people, proftiog by the lessons
Of eAirtttnce, by the progress. Of ! GIT, and
civic in,elg nc, aud approaching the glory
and b"neHts of our poti,a 81 rms, oas'ing Oft
al that dep,nad lher III 81 impul ~ their pu-
ris. feels nnen more TIE necessity Tor n,T.l
AID prfspua sccntiy, NOW TINT the happy
division Of property and the advancement OF
industry, render II more aud mo,s necessary.
FnIed with respect aud good viii ,oI tne +
right of othpr nations, aud Their bosoms glow. /
i,e With ardonr for an The rights. without dts.
imcilon, u Individual. civil and religious liberty,
they cannot snt maintain With hfmness, aud # F
il he necessary. defend with enrgy. their own
riehis of Independence, hhrfty, ol legal otaer
the laws To which they hav" consented. aud
the popular Ihronr which they have founded T
lis the Naiinual Guards l. whom kesrgfpat
duties are particularly Csntdri aud rs 10
foreign intlIrncr can prevail ae uast thr Ffench /
nation, proud ~ she is Of her retl o,psctons, uI
example shr has Just presented Ia lhe wotti, i
holding in her hands - sac Ell arms II hbpt /
~ 50 nett er can any dom, site lntrIg ue any II
those foundations 10 disorder which the oAIous
tactic, OF our ahVersaries formerly rendered SO
oppressive. now lilumph over the spirit of
wisdom, moderation, aud nj the same time OF
energy and perseverIng paIrlnlhm winch now
chnrac efzr France As ~ Is, and which was so
admirably evidenced by her brave men during
the three grem days.
The General Commanding in Chief, reaiy /
AT all tunes IN assist his fellow Soldiers with |
all the Efforts of his devotion and of his prr- |
sonal independence, communicates to them |
tins day some ptosisionary instructions |
through the medium OF the Inspector General |
w hose loog experience has greatly aided MS la ,
bprs,
in In, presentation of law for the final organ
iyaliun oil The National Guards. II vii have
for lts basis the law Of o. and especially the |
vital princlple of election Nv the ciliztns hut |
tins IS only an additional motive Tor iurwardiug |
ut present Win all on zeal. the spontaneous |
mov emed win h does hoaur aud gives strength |
to France, and which presents her such as She |
oaeht 1, be To her Fileuds, aud IN case of need
TO her Enpmles LAFAY ETrE.
Colombia by re WAY OF jamaica and la
vana, papers itum Cnrhagent 10 Sept Slh ana
from Bngota Ia August 2Slh haze heeo received
IN his CIV ; aud hy the way of Halifax, the
Jamaica Courant at the 29h September has