Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1831-08-15

Iouf present SITUATION, ms TO The opinion o
candidate Ola whst has no, unsptIy beer
designated by ife terms resistance an,
! mosenent' | know not why We shnuL
shrink behind our want OF light, on this lund.
mental aud simple qoestioo. DO you or d,
you not desire hereditary Legislators, and rep.
feseniHnses, who represent Only them
SeiVesf II 10 not l. an
old aud constant defender, a devoted victim
aud recent soldier of Tho cause of or der found.
ed on lioery,--I. who without Distraction ui
pfe'exts, or parties, have all times brands Il
crime, combatet oppression, AMI never
shrnnk before injustice OF popular violence,
that can be suspected by any who have a
i''he memory aud good sense, of being the IN !.
smt oi that public order. 1t Is my part then,
WINE deiesting anarchy, and deploring past
n''oroefs, 10 rise Up against the party which
has sought TO reap advantages frsm them, by
causing that amount Of liberty 10 he dreaded
without which, in my opinion, public tranquil.
~ hhd the p'eservation of existing order will
always be mminentIy IN danger.
u is, therefore, tina, without limting the
social existence of France 10 political stock
Joobing, aud her futoie TO settling accounts nj
ne end OF every month, attach too much vnl-
NC 10 the good coalition uf our public funds.
MOI To have deeply regretted the loss VI credit
sustained by the eIaggerallon of ihsse domea.
NC alarms. Aud while grlev,ng for the baleful
effects on commerce and the other branches oil
mdusiry.-"hIch will not be re.esiablishsd, IN
my opinion, by disappointing the hopes, re.
slraning the liberties, and monopolising the
Prohis oil revolution altogether popular--I
h'n astonished al The atiectaiion winch would
'a'h make Ne forget iha', before the revoluIion,
causes ely independent OF II had airend,
oe'h Produced, nol IN France only but ia NIL
Europe manufacturing distress, failures IN
Speouahohs, aud embarrassment IN The most
hDnfishing houses"
~" 'he loeSIoa Of war the general says
my experience Tor more than half oentus
y "ds mdue me very scepical as 10 tho sym
p"'"'es on u"i"e fighf with popular sovereign
~, OF dfoiIfaTy powers vain our con agtous hl,-
erty, OF Jealousy of France with the Tree de,e>
Iolenrnt Of our faculties" " Il il difficult Tor
me 10 conceive our devotion 10 the treaties oil
100 tue principal clause OF which would
Sehd william III. back 10 Brussels, Charles X .
10 fafis' and Loui3-POilhppe 10 Nsunly
see TO what we have been led Tor the inter.
csi oi Belg'uh,. Tor that OF France, az our ,e.
c'prucai relations, by the protocols Of con
grtS, by Heterogeneous combine ious, By dip.
lomhIic imbrogAos. To the compioinse oi
the french name, III intfgues and mcnacss n.
g"'ns' That independence, the eldest child. oil
our revolution, Tor which in the frat insisnee
~.
Nhe" ,Ae Polish nation, tripy enfranch
'ed, by our Principle OF sovereignty. by The
our eessSe TobbeTIes OF which u VIVA the vicllm,
nhd by The last y0leliou VI tho compact with
IT. arrested the movement Of The Russians n
sHIhs' Us snd shed the remainder of that blood
long since lavshed ior France, wnat proven
Ted u. from protesting loodIy IN iis favor, from
RECEIVING ns representative, aud not remaiu-
ing ~ r'gards IL IN ,hat posnioa ol nban-
donment which disa raced ,he reIga oil Louis
XIV"
AdVtr'ing TO the invasion OF Italy and the sui
terings nnd crimes lately witnessed in that
country, the general says, X was not the fault
OF the deputies 40 the chamber, nor Of their IL
cations, who sIgnifed Their non. consent in sen
son 10 the council Of the King nor Of The iia.
lInn patriots, who had right to consider tina.
oon-consru, equivalent to u promise TO prevent
that France did mol Interfere On behalf OF The
latter.
He declares his conviction tina, tho heredita-
~ peefage cannot be continued.