Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1831-01-17

heroic Fopnhton Of Paris, nnd am doui,ly
proud, cpn,iirrlar ibat t,at s,.,,,,,i,,n a., ~
an "ss"inDlAgr ii ifssnsn rrpta ..ntin, ,bs eli
'zrhs pt Duh worlds, luz r,col tim al mr.
violated fights gave US fJtce aud energy. In,
people rushed as II wsre without aims. and
IN ihnir spirts, IN drawn batallious ,n.nv 81
sbnm tel ba' with The cry OF lib.rty on their
! lips. (Cheers.) They annlhtsisd tvr,nnv
under shower OF paving stonrs Bra.e sai
dirr'-in1usncai by iii cipi,na and pa,r,,,is,
remaiuod Pdrme an bras (Arms su ,po,,.d -
/ Oar oppIes1or, we're obliged 10 call iorelgnsrs
10 thar assistance, aud ordered them to fir,
on their fellow creatures. These, even, fought
with reluctance, but they were di.lodgad iron
| the most formidable position IN PARIS hy
band OF chlld,en, Il Appiause.1 The nora
eFhIhiioh advances, tho more liberty aoqliTes
strength, aud despotIsm bo,o.nes weak me
pforio OF Paris have gwen 10 The worla u me-
hpfabls example oi generous mod, ration,
resptet Tor order, and for property. In Tho
midst OF the greatest eSciialion, no private
vense"nces we're exercised no Reaction took
place; no cries Of hatred were heard Would
'h,s ask, have been ths ease IN a revolution
IN favor OF nIiotocracy anddespo,,.m ? mo. no.
and eheoIs.) At tho sight oi their bro,heIs |, -
ing dead IA tho streets, 40 sanguinary feeling
w"s rouse ! In the breasts OF the Par,s,ans And
they we've seen leading, even with n marked
u might say an eAqasiie) attention, To the
frontiers, tue mnn "ho lad given The signal for
carnage. Nay at this very momeni the p,op-
efty oil the oppressoTs u selling, and the prodace
viii be relgiously paid them. (Cont,nucd
cheering )-Wo have sufficiently rolued 1
nope, the calumnics hesped upon the French
prorie' ahd tn revolutions made Ia tue name
oi the sovereignty OF TIE people, IN order To
ormg about n crusade Of ali nations against
ff""ee' Let the Government no longer auanpt
doceh. Fraud Is no longe, possIble. I,ulh
has shOne " Ith nil ths brII ,T lin
July. (Cheers) The pre.en, meeting Il. "A
iofernhher oil the reconoiia ioa OF the world.
IL IS now proved that individuals, nnd not tho
nations, are hho''Ious. l heartily concur IN
tho wish OF Lafayette for universal reconc,a-
iion The time will come when the Jaoplo will
inil thu aovertigns who Wish To wage var on
tbrir ielio" creatures, and when the Soycr.,gus
will find 40 instruments 90 shed hunlan blood
Inc Learned Genienan sat down au,id.t Tho
lohdest applause,
some SWISS performers then executed one Of
their naioual ans, anei which
GENERAL BAKER proposed as n toast, "rhe
OrnVest the m"st fanhful guardians OF the cisll
reht, OF then country ---,he brst ranpart N.
ga"si foreign Invasion, the National Guards Of
France"
M Alexander de Laborde, Colonel Of al.
ih'ra Legion oil PARIS. returned thanks Gem
'smtn, SAID he n million Of National Guards
already drove the baIbaTtans to the Gout,.,t
oil Asi" another milton would bs found 10 DIV
10 do the same. SO long ms ihe.e th,,e colors
snail be united (polnting u the Gags OF the
lhtee naiions) Tue English, AmrrIanns and
frnnch shall form the real national guard OF
tho world. Cloud cheering
Nonnn's soo then sung tho "Parisicnne."
the company repeating Ia TIM chorus The last
verse, En- avant marchons, AZ.
MI, buckingham then proposed the health
oil ,i'e ,liosirlp"s Consor, Of the ktng--tbe good
vale. tue tond mother, 6nd begged leave 10
couple with her the benevo ent, bount,ful anil
s2GSJ g1As mi Pa,'s. SD1 p"lUa,,a,lfs,,' =,
instl the strong feeling of moderation evincnd
by the s,c,ors OF jay. whJ had selisv.d the
agOnies oil tho wounded, and feee we'd The LAT
breath OF the dying. Drama wan applause.
The swiss heie sung another ~ tnor natlon-
al nir,.
several other toasts were sGeIwhr il drauI,.-
The company separated ut rather IA late hour.
highly dehghted with the Intellectual portI,n
UI the bhuulgI.