Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1831-06-02
,VssE VIRGiNlAN.
IyNCHBURG. JUNE ?, 1871.
THE NEWS.

-. uoruing's paper WIN 'he Ia'e anu "'shis
.....,.s, inc news from Europe. We add a word
., two, by way OF comment.
Ne hear simultaneously from France aud
c.as, Britain Of the prorogation OF thu legis-
,.,;v. assemblies of those einpires--in regard
=. France, al occurrence in the ordinary course
= eve,,s. and therefore indicating nothing of
.,,,ance--but, in relation To England,
,,sasure OF deep moment indicating. as It
Las the hred hostility OF majority of the re-
,.,s.sota ives Of the English people, SO styled in
z,,,ssv though far from being so in fact to
A., reform OF governmental. abuses, loudly de-
..,,d.d oy an overwhelming majority Of the
,sonle themselves. and earnestly reconmen-
.oa by the King. The determination OF the
KIM 70 follow up the propagation of Parlia-
enc neg writs Of election, created, MS will be
seen nv our extracts, high state of excite
mont. But tho Wisdom of this bold and CT
led course IL, we think, amply viadicafed in
he bloody struggles between Ru'ers and
ps0ple, wh len have convLlsed almost every
marler Of Europe, and which have been pre-
e,niated by, if,hey have not originated in.
lind determination on the part of the former
10 cling 10 abuses, rendered venerable. bat MOI
s,cfed. by antiquity--and an obstinate refusal
. rede 70 the multitude rights long ithheld
ION ,hem. aud 10 relinq"ish oppressive bur
ms long Imposed upon them, the od,ousness Of
oil tba Eriili.nl
ehs thrown upon the science OF government.
aad tho reciprocal rights and dnties of govern
ors AMI people, by the unquenchable fres of
lie American Revolution. Had the King tenn
4orized wien his Min i.,ry were I,t, in mine
ii, had he dismissed his lately Bppented Cab
ne. or accepted Iheir fpse nations, reinstaied
yelling toa aud his high tory associates, we
aclne 10 lhe opinion that England would not
AVE haen long without its Revolution aho,
which. striking deeper Al the roots than any
which had preceded it in that country, glorious
IN i,stesults as at least one OF them was, would
have ended in The Inversion OF NJ onarehy, and
,be extension TO the =" fast-anchored Isle" oil
,1at principle which viii be the enduring
glory oil the Cnl'eu oth'es " INV h'e' P"' 'u'
~ successful operation !, Will be seen whe-
tber the fears OF those, who, ON the other hand.
anticipate Revolution as the probable, il not
aocesssry consequence of the Kings decisive
sirp, are not the creations Of distrmpered I'M
aginatsns, winch can see neither beauty nor
.,ljd,iy, but rather wild turbulence and con-
1nslon in government, in winch the mass oi
he people are permitted /, exc rcise the nhu'
sace, which OF right belongs to them.
Poiaad-brave, ohivalric, oppressed Poland
has not y,t bren saadued by the Bulks "-pas-
SCI but, on the contrary, has thus FAR succee-
jed IN defending her jp., rights. add in ioflici-
ing terrible punisbmeaf on her invaders. II
France was 100 far off, +" TO afford her aid IN
Der struggle agains' The espresso. as was :
serted Ia The rr nch Caambsr OF Deputies b y
p oebastiani." God was not ioo h,eh, as vas
slaqasauy replied, We believe by NJ. Maug"'".
he slemeuts have assisted the gallant Polan-
Gars in the infection of punishment on their
tlpmi4s They have fallen ben cath In rigors
O. al unusually seyer6 winier-ihey have been
emoaftar.ed in their operations BY the heavy
foods ofthe flsiuia-iettrred in their move
rnents by the oaHt of provisons-and confined
10 unfaporshle 10 sitions by variety OF causes
and while thus dspirited, they have been
attacked Wv The handful OF men whom they ex-
peCted 20 exierminate al tlow, IL competln',
by series of brilliant victories, wUa IN rapid
accession. 10 fy before the devoted little
band Of patriots. II looks more like fiction
than truth aud would s,agger belief, did we
NJ, recognize in il the agency al al overriding
Power ia whose hands are the des,lnies OF
k6gdoms who " shapes our euds, rough
hes tnem as We willard who, in more senses
than one, hh,h IS chosen the weak things OF the
sarhto confound and bring TO nought the
things thatsie mighty
The news ION Other quar- iers OF Europe
pos tut little general interest. France IS
comparatively iranqail--Iiaiy, ovetrnn bs
Austrian myrmidons, again "reposes IN the
arms oil her legitimate p' inces'--b'lg'nm Is
in a state of confusion, bordering upon
anatcty, her crown yet " ithout head to wear
i-and other powers are either sniIenly sleep
lug IN the deep gloom o despod.n, or, feliered
BY the strong grasp of power, unable success
July TO assert their liberties. The day OF re-
hibulion is at hand, however; when France
shall be delivered from the incubus Of LHi-
zen King" aud be blessed wi Ruler whose
Courage aud priucipie, will lead bin to defeno
'hs rights OF neigh5oring nations, which, slim
uated by her example, have thrown oft their
letters. under the influence Of brliei' tha'
she would not leod them assistance, she "ouid
~ least enforce her boosted principle oil non
ntsrreniiOn, aud prevent the manacles oil des-
po'ism from being drawn more losely around
'heIr victims.