Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1831-05-19

:. "' to"on correspondent ofibe Courier
sanca's writes. Under date OF the 2fa iest :
: For some time tho British sloop of war a..
: wasp nss been a, anchor alternately 1T Ma !.
} settles and Ioulon II Is suspected thai IL has
some political object in view. We Learn frs,,
J source which we believe 10 be sure thar al,o,,
Il 1000 men OF the garrison of Nice have r.,
sent upon Turn, and the national guards of
me iormer ~ ace now 90 duty there IN their
| stead 80
I've have adviees from Lisbon 10 the 10 h i'm,
but the only inteIlig ence Is that of soye.
new victims having persisted on the scat
| fold
| Havre, April la--Poli ,ies have taken ,s,o
within a few days. which will either prodpeeJ
war i'm medlaialy or esisbli.h peace. Within
fortnight we shall probably be 6aed on the.e
grave questions. The declaration Of our min
isier aud the ia,ended loan OF 100 mIll;ons
which Is 10 take place on The 10Th, caused ou
per cts TO fan 1890, since then IL has adyan,
eed If.
CHAMBER or Drrurirs--sii Sitting Of .Hdrch 40
1881.
The Order OF Tho Day ~as tho renewed
Debate on the Bill relating 10 Iiio,ou. Assem-
blies
NJ Beraard com lpenced by DECLARING M,
he had given bis name us member Of ,h. D..
irioiic Associa tiou-f Hear, hear. from The ...,
rss) --and after the violent attacks th., baa
bsen made against u. he presented himself 10
the notice ofthe Chamber, no, asa D.un,y
buf as one under an accusation. II Fresh inter.
rop,ions. by relying solely upon ,ht na,,i-
oh.m OF tue people, and the en,islsi asrn al IN.
moment France had caused her popular 90
sernmsnt 10 be aeknow lodged by All Eu,a,.s
The right 10 form associai lions way fo,nja,
| upon Art 90 oil fhe Charter I, oss ,n,',"e
pu,ed under Inv n,snorchy of Cha,lss Y. saa
fortior ought uoi IA questioned under th.t =,
1880 ART 90 vi The Charter eonhded tbe 40
l.i. al antu ~ A.
tia National Guards, Doi TO The whole boJv ~,
the o,llsens, aud this gave AN unques,itnabl.
fighi 10 form associations.
NJ. Guzoi TN replying 10 What an uan
Member had said, u 10 necessary 10 y.,,,l
that ~ 10 mol ON tie side of Govern,nsnt ~,
the DIVISION has commenced but ti,a, -,
from the centre Of opposition that the n,,.,L.
have been directed aud the Association. G,ra
ed. WHAT Is The object of these AssociAiia..,
ltD 10 substitute one system Tor nnoth.r M
no4s-if the Chamber will permit me 4 vii %
ter INTO some details II SNEAK sn.aL
Ia the department oil the Mosele. tho ',naa.
| uon declared itseif hostile 10 The syse,n az ~.
Administration OF PARIS II demanded IN. 60
throw OF the preceding Ministry. -( Nurmn,,
aud ioierropuon) and declared itseI to,n,,,.
Tor war. II 10 from the bosom OF that sof,.,9
at Meiz that sprung the first Associa,ion uno,
! which all the Others ATE formed. The n IL
ton OF lIoZ has bern cited, bur NJ that .n,,,,.
| AN INVASION Of tho country was expected h.. ~
eniry oil the P,ussians into FRANCE ""
| N Demsrchy That "a "a mistake; II MA,
| France that declared war.
NJ G0izot-l repeat II, at that .,o.,,
Francs did no, begin tho war i, was on h.,
territory tina, war began. The principle n,a
ieHed by the party who incline tor war IA ~.
Legitimacy OF insorrection against nil t;a,s
meats that are mol free. Hut u IL ueisss.,. -.
Remark that France ~ not now TO teee,, . ~.
from them on The contrary, she is In a ,oad,
ton TO give IL 10 Europe.
eeneral Lafayette said-Tbe President Of
Council, a. those whosuccpeded hun In add, ..s
ing the Chamber, have opened . viii. ~,
Tor me to spsnk Of myself, but I bur f;and.
| msn, you viii not be alarmed. IL, I .,,u
mol occupy Oh my own account, one lnom,,,
OF your time. | whtconine n,ysel( -. 49,,
lish one historical fact, th00gh. IN geo.,st,
should be unwilling To meet upon nj. na,
ground professor OF history 80 Justly eelcbra.
ted ~ tue last speaker. (Lauxnte, 4, e.
been stated thai. in 1872, Ifancu W.. ,ha ~,
10 declare ! am the Lolter aeoua,n,.d ~.
TINS circumstances. as, NJ The lime, wa. al n,,,,r
Ion, mat under HE tircumsanses in ,.b,cb -
| we're placed, would ave bseu be,ice ~, -,
10 have suffered tha other Power Ia ~. ~
en- upon themselves the odIum Of ,bs
FIST declaration nj bos,iii,iss. IfEunder,,ood
the mon ospay, he soid that Pr6ssia was the
M, GuzOt repLed--ii the General win 49,
mil me-, Will explain. I meant 10 sa. H.,
during 10 years, the despoiic States ol n.ssi'
and Ausira bBJ shown tue great..t .a,e,,....
10 interfere IN all The afai,s OF Other n.,;a',.
.ni thu, the other States had beeo mo-.
or less arden. IN proportion Us thsy W.T.
more or less advanced ia civilization and ii.
berry,
Gen. Lafayette then continued. a,r.
bsing the case, | shall turn 10 a lac, mo,. III
10 my own knowledge. Inc lion. D.o.,v
(h. G1izot) had said that The Unt,a So.
had not inie,posed 10 the olarreI ,e,.,.,a
SPAN aud her aocien, colonies. Ihi.. nnons,
honaol), was true, Until other Powers had
meddied win u but, in 1873, when AN In
,nspe was forming among tue Cabinets in
Europe against the independence o, tho Sa,,,,
AmericaB States, which had not Than h,a,,
khowledged by Eogland and which aha did
no, acknowledge nIi long time after The I'M.
led States had done So, President Moutoe Al .
cisred IN a message 10 Congress, thar IL nm,
foreign Powers ihlertrred IN tho quarrel the
- 9ia'c' "onla Consider u as an attack upon
themselves Ina declaration OF die President
| detprrcd them from caTrying their nr.ie.,. 4;
10 execution and it 10 precisely ,pe San.
conduct With regard " Intervention iu the a.
fairs oil other Dation9 desirous OF recoyer,av
their rights ibafi have never ceassd To reco,n
mend TO the dogerumeni.o
M. ooi7o' again begged leave 10 e1nlsi- :.
and SAID : an not igoorant ofihe mes.ae.
neot'oned by the Hon. General. Iinas th,,,
also, that tie French Government when lateiy
fearing foreign Intervention iu the affairs 81
Belgium, declared that, in thar casa. Franz
would also interfere on her part. never h.y.,
said thai 10 no case Interference was admisa,-
BILE bu', on tho contrary, am Of opinion ,ha,
whenever there is a positive interest inyolgYd j,
intervention is stic.iy lawful. II VIZ.
upon this principle that Gen. Moaroe ac,ea
but tue U0iled States have never inierferes H.
the afars OF Europe. because they have no !.
| rect intei est IA them"
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