Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1831-01-13

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,.xcunI1RG. JAN. 1891.
LOOKING AHEAD 3!

..-.,--,,snr.. To company of ship
10y 10 had compliment, d him by giving
mn of their vessels, as a testimonial
..,,,ci, persooa regard, aud sr"'"u"e Tor MS
..,a,,ices; particularly for his jealous
he Tariff system, 10 which they
.,,,,,beir own prosIe iiy. AS an evidence
.n,a,.,;4 winch iht system has eHer-
H., s,,t- the Astounding fact that ak
..s,,. last Apfil, one Of them commenced
,bsbi.jnes, Of running line OF packets he
,.en Providence (R l. and Ph'lahelp hia'
,,,,L .Iaop ofG7 tons occupying on an aver
eJI iwo months in making the trip both
,r.y.. with frequently mnch difficulty in pro
curing freight, particularly o" The fetarn Foy-
itha., oweyer, been gradually incfeas
I'D nov there are SIX schooners, averaging
,, tons l.. arrangements OF which are t. de-
ant, once a week for each port, and with n
h,olant freight both ways for thei' full EN-
,,,vmentp Twelve hunIred per cent increase
:, sixteen years-atributed toile CORE ponhne
increase OF manufactures IN Rhode Island, aud
,,o consequent dcvelopemenr u the agricu ltnra!
and mineral resources ofPenus, lvani', by op"n
mo for the n a domes'ic MARKET. but, II Is not
NJ, nurno.e 81 mach 10 refer To tue cause which
.lctsd Mr. Rush, letter, IA ito qu1ie some Of
.4, ,iew,-o( That accomplished Statesman in
,,I,,,pn 10 he aspect ~ altar, IN uotEer. and
n, thu. time particularly interesting quarter OF
the gIooe.
A., l;u.h's Litter brars da,e he 27,h No
ypmbpr last. since laal period. II VII be re
,ol.rt+d, The fere g! thugs IN England has
UNDERGONE material charge. The principle II
ahnafcny IS certainly vital, ans the nristocrary
.bynomc.ns extinct. Yctitwar oome--as cone
i4Ni,l--tbe tramendOu, energies otGreai Bri.ein'
elicl are - graphically Described by MIR.
Rash. vi be employed. not in sustaining Mon
a,chical s.stems OF governmc II, as upheld by
tb, Holy Alliance, against public sentiment
hi, in defending the hight OF the people ofevery
,5un,ry n shape their va forms at govern
meut aud 10 select their own rulers. Mr.. Rush
says:
81 belie,en general war in Europe 10 be nj
hand | have I've ipved so, since "e fist knew
o,lhe three diys' fig mug IN Paris, and thcf /
,.s,,lt.- Those t'4ree days are 10 throw new (
plp
sood do not doubt, but of portenous aspcct .
nou Ine prtncpe OF mnnarchy Is not dead
II wu AT its own tune, pat itseh against the
nrncille of that memorable light the recognI-
don oi the new king uf the French, side by eide
with our jllustriuus Lafayette nulNitls!anllDe-
u The most powerful parts oil continental Ea'
ro,p out af France, II Is IN rank lie. !" u 10
tria il Is Iayeler"te, In Russia TREMENDOUS. In
neither country is there any check ~ general
|
oiops of aimed aud brave men are the ob0dIent
intrunuent. Of that viii Both gov, rnmrnts, on
me pyluciple OF arbitf"ry sway, ar ad"ln'S-
IeIed for all purposes, tut especially wdrke
pcrposes, with abundant ability. HEY can,
orbap,hy, r,snt the airay against treedsm /"
rll,,rline n,asses AMI Win itlgntIal vlgor.
The haIle somehow aud soon, must he fought.
Caution may delay it lot awhile but IT Cdnnot
20 of. The intereets aud passions which the
events orlhJse Ia c days put IA motion, aud
tho p,amlls Nhleu thew have COnstCraIed, are
lar tou mighty III a iHat aaeCh .hfnnts, EN- .
nIes. pc3p.,., to sub. de without II fur lous CON
fct Eyeu IN Enelmd, she r'neliIe OF 'noa-
srchy il detliy rooted. tIere II Is sustained
b, an at,siocracy Of intiHence. which n'ver
can be overcome in pul,Huhi, any mo- than IA
common lie hn ler the present COMPLEX \! stem
of their g5y,rnn cnt, the lbunopo S-ne prefer
ercps nf their laws aud the state OF representa-
ion in tarr honse OF commons. WIN that
aristociacy a irr9e portion oil the BRUSH pub
lie, much la 81 taau W. ihhh, VIII trom prth'
cple or dep, ujpnce, or prtJpdte he drought
10 side: forming Together IA ''ch and co"rh-
gcoHs body formidable by both these aiifihui"s,
as well as is int lleencc, that VIII be really,
very slender pretexis, IL light II out against
tie lriacipie OF the new revolution III rance.
Though the principle of that revolulinn was as
iust AS the Victory oil the three days was brli-
liant, and though II was magnaniinons TO de-
frated roy lly be,ond all parallel, II VIII not
escape The lrowns oil aristocracE. the male
rails of strife viii he aggravated by the shock
ot counicng principles. The speech OF the
ambassador Taeyrand TO king William, "a
iormulary not new 10 the amhassador,) and
the personal or evcn royal virtues OF the king,
will not alter the essential nalure of things.
II Is, in fact, tho war already begun bei"een
popular opinion, the one side, AMI ancient
md establish power, on the other, which M. I.
Can1ing, III his speech On the affairs OF fo'tn-
gal not long before his death, deserted rs IN |
prospect for Europe and winch, once begun !
might be expected TO be terrible, both by us .
t"rceness and duration. May we, from our
dis ance, and under our qpal aud happy n'i,-
tHtlon., keep onl OF the strife -Candor mus |
admit that the present administration OF our |
government, MS tar as the pn'dIc kn " have
ptr'urd a concillating course towards other I
Nations. Bur course friendly md conciliato-
ry on nur pat is moi awaysa safeguard against
trouble, Should Gr"at Buain get Into war,she
would wage II win more ete,t than she has
ever wRsrd war before Mountaineering the ?
occasional d"press'on in same paris OF her IN
uos"y, andh's'rcSS in some parts thcr poPu'
."""'' whether irpm heavy t"Sation, the grow
,os rivalry To her manufactures in other coun'
"c'' OF her abridged currency from "a return
sPcr, OF from deficient supply in tue pre-
VI ''s ht''ls, or from whatever other causes a
I''lng, which her own statesmen never can set
~ We must o. suppose tnat she has been To-
s'"s ground Her IesoutC.s, on the contrary,
~ u h'hce OF all real or imaginary dimlnu
"'"'' nave Undergone since 1910 III the aggrn-
gale. a wet lncl ease IL Z .xnnrts her