Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1830-11-01

scan'g l,'iaace dnlei eui 10 thesa With \ rsiue-
tani hand, it is almost sufficient to induce those
who suficr by The system, manifeslly unjust
though 1.-THE, to transfer their dislike ofihe Church
Establishment, 10 the system Of Religion itself
out nj which II grows. Heaven preserve US from
union Of Church and sis,e--that most inioe.
rable of all connections.
Enfihe, me French Banker aud Pdirioi-A
MARYLAND paper eope, from the 9th aud 9th
v srses of The l2h Canio of Don Juan, the fol
lowing lines, having reference to Lafit,e, the
French banker. who played such a conspicuous
pnrt ia the late French Revolution. As there
has been some lille dispute as TO the character
OF Lahlte for integrity aud honor the testimony
Ell Lord Byron--a harsh idge Of mankind gee
nerally--iu his favor IS of some Importance in
forming correct estimate Of his merits de
merits. man whom Byron could STYLE
" truly liberal, y could hardly have been guilty
oithe ,neanness and dishonesty Imputed to him
by n writer in the Albany Daily Advertiser
(whose sketches of French Characters our rea-
der. will recollect,) in relation 10 the deposit
con6ded to hun by Napoleon on his second alb
dicaiion.
The sentiment in the last Stanzas, however
unmeaning it may have appeared Al the time
it was written has been converted into pro
phecy. by recent events Lord Byron thus
sings
who hold the balance of,he world who reign
! Der Congress whether ioyHlsis or liberal
Who rouse the shirless patriots Of Span
Chat m tic old Europe's Journals speak and
| gibber all y
Who keep the world, both old All nav, in pain
! Or pleasure who make politics run slibber
| all
The shade Of Bonaparte's noble daring -
Jew Ro,hschild, aud MS fellow, Christian Ba
| ruC,
Those aud The truly iS.rai L1fHs,
Ave the true lords of Enrope. Every loan
Is not merely speculative hit,
Bat seals uaiioH. or tgSeis Il throne "
Il Baron de Lederer, Consul General Of
Austria to the United states, has published n
notice, which. when va consider the quarter
whence il proceeds Is calculated 10 excite no
little surprise. II Is II this cGaci-that any
slave, the mamen, he sets his feet anon the soil
of Austria, IS free The gorsrnmen' haring de-
creed nat eperg man has iHbOra rights and IS
tntttled 10 ctrh Abeag4 Snch sentiment,
promulgated by one Of the sternnest deapofisms
IN Europe, is calculated 10 make men stare with
asonishment, uotrith. landing the fact that the
civil liberty which is thus formally proclaimed
as the inherent light of indiriduais, "a withheld
from the Austrian nation. en- ntasse. Much has
been gained, however, 10 the cause of rational
freedom, when the great md heretofore but
partially acknowledged truth that " man has
Unborn rights can be proclaimed from tic
Palaces Of absolute Kings II will require but
brief space Of tine 10 bring about its prac,i-
cal application t. political "a well as personal
aud social rights and duties.
| u II 0BicidIiy announced that the Isl
No. ofthe - volume of the Banner of III.
Constitution will shortly make its appear rance
in New York. BY threat to discontinue
"' '"o'C'hoh ~ WIS hoWsF peTtohlcaI, MT
kagnet has doubtless madr pretty successful
levy on the purses of his admirers. We hope,
therefore, that we shall not be nauscated nj
least Tor twelve month To come with rrpeii-
ton OF The inlsome pufis which have been be.
slowed upon it by all the Nullifers IN the h
Mon, and by some who are not Nullliyers, for
The last fifteen OF twcnty weeks
Ut DR.. Peachy Harrison, in n note 10 the
Editor Of the Rockingham Weekly Register
contradiCts the rumor that he intended TO con-
teal the election of DR. Joseph Cravens, his
successful Antagonist in the e lection for sent
IN the State Senate. He appears IN be in
great rage, however, at the loss of his election,
which s quite nnpho.ophicai, even in regu-
larly nominated Caucus Candidate, backed by
the influence of that noted oM Rspuhlica n,
William Mccoy. We hope Dr. Harrlson's
nerves may be more firmly braced in the neat
contest, so that he mag endure defeat without
winning abou; II IN the public prInts like fret
ful child, "ho 10 ru, to bed without bis bread
and butter.
English Liberalag. 1t is announced in the
las, Colonial Journal that three remluances
had been received from EngIand in nil Of the
funds Of the Colonization Socrly-one Of 500
one Of EloO. and one of Goo. The donation
Of j 100 Was made by widow. who is repre-
scented as beng only Itch by the fewness Of
no ,,I til t,,I,
she ministers 10 those Of orbers.' Such d,sin-