Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1831-05-30
From our Correspondent.


The news which you viii receive win ihis
letter, issves the question Of peace or war 10
.fafu quo any Imminent rupture 10 quite I'M.
probable, while = future one seems almost IN
e.isbir. The probable Suppression Of tie H.
surseuon in italy, has removed one cause OF
dittic.liy oat tn gallant resfsiaece Of the
Poles. and the storm btewing ~ belginm'
counter balance III - resut. The faci seems 10
he, that IN almost every country ia Efope, he
people are q, isne wnh their gov ranent-
and 30 1here are he's mere 80 than "a frante.
Th.rs, he people jnt Wy conscious 81 'hs'r own
right, 6ltne immense 10 oil ineir cUoniiy IN
The present posture OF European affairs, loudly
demsnd that din rfnt LINE oil pulley s4ould
tie pursued that France shouH1 lay c'sim 10
hsT nsiurHl boundary, tue hiine and boldly
assuming he and OF leading Power, say 10 all
other GOVERNMENTS" Dp We ihps AID thus,
or will pronounce Que 'nagis ~,,d, and dis-
play one charmed signal, aud We shall crumble
10 the earth" That world is Liberty, aud tha,
signal the Triceioetd Flag. LIT that flag be
onfnrleJ bey and the Iron,efs Of France, aud II
vii be hailed vi transport in spain, IN l'or.
tuRsi, ~ Is.l., IN Germany, aud IN Pol nd.
Austria. TOO will tren,,le for the ljrol aud tor
Huegafy; AID who knows how many worship.
pers this motnf 9 ssr u the political nlille mum
may find 10 the heart OF Russiaf
Inc government al France pursnes an oppo-
she eou,s 10 and we cannot help thinking that
she personal character aud in0uence of Louis
Philupre have been Tive rcni oausts Of this hes
ita,ine policy, and that his ministers have been
unjastIy bsme for mol doing What he would
M, lie, tie" the nmidi,y, The almost deiesia.
bic i.n,dhy. OF this man, while Il did, inmedl.
aieiy alter the rosoiuiion, save France {, ON
an apparently dangerous rupture with the 9th
CT powers nj Europ.. has hung ever since like
q mn, stone about her neck, AID pre,en,ed
her lfon acting up TO events, and beng the lea.
dang power oil the world The French. too,
Gts beginning 10 see il, /; and notw t,hsl anding
NIL his late zeal popularity the endsafing
claim he has upon them from his we'll Known
qtslites, as n Kind husband aud father, and an
sxcelIe, ciiiz.ni not nil this will d,spel the
thund. r-cloud which 10 gathering over his
head. The rejection OF BE gium--the neglec
81 spa,n--,hr eohlly turning his back upon
Itly--and TIE retose OF helpins hand TO Po.
land, are tut pat oi the charges. His avaiiee
has made him commit rs many faults as his
political cowartiiee he has put q curb In The
meu,h OF hIs people be is struggling 10 fein in
tber hyiy inpe uos'y--and Will not slacken
until tear forces hin 10 IL. LIT him beware
thu, ,ti.' rrins snsp net and the car the sta e
be not overturned. Now, on the strength OF
these reins hangs the.whoie question OF peace
or war. Ihe people are pushing the govern
ment on 10 ~si--tbe g"sefBment ~ de-
setmined 20 keep the peace, unless the
people push so hard as 10 make IL totter -
then it y III 6sht T. pc rather 'hau he over.
set, This disposition exists, and will exist and
there can be no want Of preteXs and causes
for war-Europe Is filled in every part. with
combustible materials. Tue greai political vol
csno oil France, 10 pouring gu, shower OF fire
and sparks, some OF which caiiiiot iail to light
up biazs vi ta.iing ma erals.
The eoinbusfioiifg oil surrounding materials
gives 10 belgium degree OF importance FAR
bey ond lis teal worth. IL is like misehievous
hoy with lighted cigar IN powder magazine,
ltwoud be easy 10 catch, aud soundly ibresb
the "rcbin; but he might IN bts spite blow eve
~ thing W. Let Belgium solicit the protec-
tion Of Fianre, and UNION With her, and tm0st
be granted, and war must follow. AMI u must
come 10 'hn. Belgium cannot Fast iadepen.
deuiiy she has none OF The comm efcial means
for dong it--cJ,nuiig "a contact whirlpool IN OPP
position 10. e. slaad,in tve,y rxppriaole article
ofptoiuce, 10 .sv no hing Of the peculiar fee.
hugs and dispositions OF The people. Those
~ho have got the management OF affairs IN
that country, understand the game perfectly
vel. They will refuse all such proposed al
raasemenss as shall not sui, them, certain that,
ia last resort, they c u kindle genital flame
Ground ihrm viii. shall embrace all Europe.
4 his they eau do in many ways, besides occa-
pyias Luxembourg, or throwing themselves M
to the arms OF France. Any accommodation
W tn Holland 10 etieriy Out OF the question. The
Belgiaais will mol be sadded wSih ,'ivir p"pu,-
tl9n Of The Dutch debt, CONT ac'ed, rs It ~as,
tsfore their union. and i,, reased during thai
union almost .oirly Tor the advantage OF Hoi-
land, aud surely unless such division OF The
burden IS made, the Dutch must sink under y.
Holland must he ere long bankruit. II obliged
10 eoniinne the eIifaordiDary eXertioDs she u
sDw IA ding. A. ior she paiiy OF iae p:ince
Of O.snee ia Beigism, It is mere shadow.
People however in distress, grasp eagerly Al
s.sdowsl and such is the distress and misery
IN ntny parts, particularly in the West, 10 tho