Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1831-03-03

al eeetes N sa,ains the gtesle. ss 'hs e
81 cny 9th al the horrors of Ihs r
= Cessto~hah thsn resolved 60 ia po' h
. sitiDn in the .ayiroas Of Wsnth the a
II Russian troop. he Lad With hia Polish y
houps that remained faithful 10 sty. aud II
~ not sef of nsivsly, in order 10 ~ oeeH- II
Is sion for The eRiston Of blood, TO clearly c
the absurdtiy and tb~ falls rhood cIspoth h
: that were spread, TO give the nuii OF the 4
city time and means, nth IN. RIten DIS Il
posed citizens, 60 recall 10 their sbss Who =
lad bern I'D ssuay, and tokeep tau inded {
: m ebeck, but the expectation was slbilrd' .
> Yhe Council Of Admins rafion cot sue !
coed ~ restoring order. inoes,anense ed
by The rebels sho had formed I meet
ing, aud y no h j changed lis cotton by
removing the members named by aud es.
tablisbing oth,rs, forced on II by ,hiets OF
the eonspifsion. -bsfe va. nothtfi for u
TO DO but earnestly 10 intreat the to~ttsch
10 send back the Psl,sh troop, Mad let
Warsaw With him 10 order TO pre- public
and private property from fnfih.lsg"'-
Soon this council sas totally died, aud
the whole power placed IN the hand gene-
ral-Af the same tune IA report wsSeAd ol
a sim liar insurrettipn of all the ppces oil
the kingdom Of Poland. The > means
we're every where employed, -iuCtioo,
mensces. fal, ehoOds. The object Of WI wasi 10
subject the peaceable ciiizens to tbSwer oil
some rebel,.
la these serious AMI deplorabL chmsisn-
ces. The Cessrow itsch though IL nstsary TO
follow tue advice Of the Cortch Of ate and
he permitted the small nnnoe' o. th uoops
who had remained faithDtto fe'","," ,.,I
saw. >. o,do,, u po,sihis. 10 proI.' ="
h. 5, SIN of bcee1l%mis sn arrived Of H. VIZ
lage Of Wiodaw, 10 Volhynia. In Nh manner
a crime which had long beei msd''n,'d was
con minated. Aier so many caldmres' inc
Polish nation vas enjoying peat' anu po'Pe''
~, under the protection oil our goVet"eh
az ain IL pTecipitAtes ItSeli into al sbJ"oi nc
volt and misery, and troops OF ihose '"u'"'s
men. though struck with fear at pppRchlng
enhancement, dare 10 ihipk of victory sono
moments, aud TO propose conditions tos, the"
legitimate master.
:" Russians, you know tina, we reid them
with indignation, Yonr hearts, b"r"g WIN
zeal r.. the throne, comprehends wat oo''
feels Al the fir, news of the ueasp, you
an.uer was \ new oath OF unalteraGlt5idfht'
and nj this nom, ut we see, Ia the who eat NJ
oil our vas, empire, only one impulse ~ 'ht
heart. oil all only one sentiment, the tsiFe q
sparlng 10 effort tor the honor or ~ o"'e'
sign, the inviolabilny OF The empire ana IL
sacrihcr 10 II their ,iches, prosperity wa ''e'
their lives. We have contemplated, WIN emu
ton this generous t'anspoft OF the zoe o''.''
people 10 our person aud 10 HE county NJ"
We consider II as d sacred duty 10 answer ~
by words Of moderation.
" New .scri6Ges, new ednrts Will no' ne ne
cessaIy God, the doiender al the be"ha
cause, Is with us, aud powerful k"ss'a 10 "o'o
In single battle, 20 reduce 10 one"'e"f ''"s
who have dared 10 disturb the peH~' ""
faithful troops, who have very recently "''''
guisbsd themselves by numerous Viclo 'e'' ~
already assembling on the weote'" h'"''e' :
the empire. We are ready TO PUNISH wy "e"
son. but a the same time, we will disnns"i'
b,ts zen the innocent and the gully, an
pardon the weak, who. through sho'hy
ress', or through fear, followed the ioiFe"t
rebellion.
" No all the subjects of cur kingdom OF ia
lnnd, all the inhabitants of Warsaw nave u,
taken part IN the conspiracy and IT'S uepio'ao'
consequences. Several have shown ny uyh
gloIlously, that they knew their duty o'her'
as We have seen by the reports Of the Gran
Duke, were obliged o return, with tears OF de'
par, 10 the places occupied by The reO'iS
they form, " it'll the yicti,ns of fraud and seduc
tn,. The ~rsrgafn,E- we AuuTssseu tnem in
proclamation of the 9th (l7tb) of This month i
which, expressing our lust di.pleasure at IN
violation OF faith, we gave orders TO put a
end 10 al usurpation OF power by illicit arm
nents, and 10 replace every hing on lis iormt
footing BY doing thus, they may still repa
the fault ol their country men, and save III
kingdom Of PlOnd from the disastrous const
quences OF criminal iniaiualion. In poiniin
out this as the only means OF safety, we mak
known to al our faithful subjects this efio,
OF our clemency, they will see III il our resoll
ton 10 MAINTAIN untouched the rights of III
throne, AMI TO protect the country, az we'll 4
the equally just resolution 10 excuse those VIII
have be.nltd aslIay.
" Russians, the example of your Empero
will serve you MS guide. Justice and not yeI
geance-unshaken hrmness In the combat I,
the honor aud welfare oi the state, without h.
tired for infatuated ady.Tsarics-luve aud re
pee, Tor those subjects Of our klng dom uf r.
land who have remained la Ihfnl TO the oath u
ken 10 us-a ompt rec oncation with al lhoi
who re,ur" to their duty. You will tuGl o,
hopes as you have already done. Perscvei
IN your peace and tranquility. in firm rrian.
upon God, The eternal beneiactor OF Russia IAN
IN monarch "ho knows the greatness an
! the sauIedness vi lis vocation, aud VIII kno
how To MAINTAIN un.mpalred the disnn
of his empire, sud the glory Of his kussi
name.
" ST. Petersburgh, 18th (24,h) Dec. in Il
9Th year Of our reign
(S'gned) NICHOLAS"
LAFAYETTE TO THE NATlONA
GUARD.
The Paris papers OF Jan I'd, contain the 70
lowing letter from zen. LaiaJette TO the N
iional Guard of France.
" A short time has passed, my dear breihre
in arms, since was invested with immeo
command. To-day am no more thso yo
old hIend the veteran Guardsman. This do
bic title Will accompany me- as my chief haI
piness to the grave. That which have ceu
ed 10 own, iou"h me in the great week, sprin
ing from the boundless condolences of the Peep
n"ias' $780, glorious baIrIcade- ""det tue 6
elevated fr-Golor, where. IN three day, we
hied the fate and Institutions OF the nres.
race of Frenthmen aud the destinies Of T.,
rope. The tune ions which refused N l7g
! accepted IN 1880 from the hsuds Of /
Prince whom we have since hailed as n X ia
They have been, tIust. exercised for the pu
lie good. Seventeen hundie I'D thousand Natlo
al Guards, already enrolled and organized