Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1831-01-31

nor the sapphires of the throne. could rival h,
piumes. Ihty stirred the busom they cailet
up high and valorous deeds. not rs leuding
go<sn tint. 10 tho visions Of romance In thu
midst of such a scene, but as told in faithful
story. The same monarch, who then received
me realty oil this Porgeous group, aiterwards
invested his ever fasoflte Arthur, Justly and
proudly his favorite whenever the baton or tn.
sword was TO be borne with the whole Influence
oil the premiership IL is the voice OF the peo-
pc OF England getting up TO the ihron" through
"a'tltfs s'lhefto obstructing II. that has o6hg-
ed him 10 retire from that pest /; "a post for which
we nave his swn authority at one time tot say
ing. his former incl,nstlons, pursuits, and hab-
us, had not fitted him. From evil posts OF
inIefiot degree, that he had held AT earlier pc
rIods OF his life, he had himself voluntarily rec
urea, Tor his martial cloak and gloty. Tie
sought adventurous iDdia. and Ut Argaum, aud
oa"llghar, laid the foundation of that name
IN arms which he 50 built upon w spain, the
'd"u OF Moorish gallanlry, aud TO which,
on the plains of Belgium, before the em.
o".'ieG Hosts oi Europe, he put the towering
finish
have heard an intimetion 10 which shall
no" pass. have heard that the present king
probably accepted the resignation OF the Duke
of Wellington the more promptly. because OF
private reason reason growing out OF the
misunderstanding known TO have existed be
tween the Two parties when the King. AS Duke
oil Clarence, filed the station Of Lord High
Admiral. ! give no credit to this ini,Dalion
l. is opposed by considerations fnlfl, dedueble
tgom the general Character ofthe kings reign
as far as yet disclosed 10 us from this distance,
III which there seems 10 have been little oil sell
hshness, aud much of drsIre to laok to the
welfare his people nj large. Batl 'est my
disbelief still more upon specific fact IL ~
true, indeed, that his father, George the lh,fd
refused 10 let the younger Pun rcsign, although
he lad also beealeit IN a mnnority II The House
of Commons bnl the circumstances o. tun
two cases are So obviously dlssimilar, that |
will not stop 10 point them out The younger
PIT, was tue freud, at that day, OF popular
rig hts aud representation, aud was really tho
fayoIite oi tie English people.
Inc tact winch am about 10 bring ioio dis
iinCt notice, will not be without lis interest Il
belongs Ia the history ol The times. IL IL one
that SHOULD he dragged from rs sicep aud pla
ced fresh before the world II may supply n
moral Tor rulers in whatever part The world
they may be, aud under whatever forms fhey
may dbpons, tue ATTRIBUTES Of executive pow
cr.
Amongst the appointments in tho new minis
try. is tuat of Nh. Denmnn. To be- Attorney
GeneIal.-lh appointment stuck me, the
instant saw II, US The most remarkable. b. FAR
the most remafkable, OF them all. Air. Den
man Is lawyer, LEANED and powerful ~ HI
profession. In the mldlaud circuit he was
once tie efficient competitor IN business aud
reputation of our couuu yman, the iaie lord
chancellor Lyndhurst, bud that IN llsell is praise
a nan whom elevation did not ntoEiCaie aud
who will not be lost IN his fall DcnmAn
though generally calm and mos, gen ienanly
IN his feelings, Is, wlltn reused, oil Tue Brough-
am school. cannot call the latter lord
Bfougham, yeti have Too long felt an en-
thosissm Cor ms various and extraordinary
abllIIIes, as a speaker, IA "A writer, us IA states
man Versed in every branch Of home affairs,
and at homo IN every branch OF foreign affairs;
Ms lawyer. acquainted with the whole body
oil the law, and, What is a lar higher aud more
rare attainment, with It's mind us Il phan-
thr0plst, not IN his chamber, Uut ol the most
aawearied aud bu0yant public spirit aud -I
eftoh ~ practical man, rs a philosopher,
hs scholar knowing every thing aud knowing
II well dong every thug, and doing II well i'll
tultive ami laOo:lous in detail, master "A
master III general reasoning AS accurate MS
profound and of the mosl ptiseye ing, sleep
less efficient ACTIVITY III ever, one Of In.
characters. have too Constantly IN lulged
in bod,less admiration of him under them
all, 10 recognize hlm as yet, under any otber
than his own ample name | cannot on
tue first instant oil the change. write him down
bnrOn Bfougham. VINO hef We hnye never
heard OF am. II seems LIKE cheating ienonn
OF IL rights, as Madam de S'ael SAID when
BODaparte first gave htrst those Of his rem
erals who bad been winning victories in mum
herless campaigns all over Europe, under their
own names oil birth and parenIage. Bur lei me
come oack tion dlgfrs,lpn who ly InvOiunia-
-; Tor who can ntGiIOn tins lIclc uies Without
bang led on 10 do INN passing homage and
i,xl,a N an hoo
not feel, the difference, IL Burke has expressed
It, between the perisning honors oil the body
bestowed by man. aud the spleudOts II al IN
tellect derived from GOdl Hel then, Dennan
With Br1ugham, Harry Brousham and OF era
acted as counsel for q ten Caroline, vile OF
George The ~. on the memorable occasi4n OF
the bill of mains and penalties against her un.
| der the administration OF lord Liverpool. Like
bfong nam, he was energetic aud fearless 10
the defence Of his client. They both believed
her, SO their conduct and declarations esInced,
) to be an Innocent and persecuted woman, as
she bad ever beeua most IN srtnnAle queen.
The Duke Of Clarence. hs member vi the
House of Lords, was, of course, ono of her
constitutional Judges. The Lill OF pains an d
penalties, need hardy say, was equivalent To
an impeachment before the Lords like the one
now gong forward against Judse Peck, in our
Senate OF the United states, AT Washington.
The political resnl which the InVeSIgatIon
under the bill involved, assumed far deeper
interest rom the personal feeling Of which the
KING was the VIC i'm feeling ofkeenHess and
intensity iuseparahe ON the nature OF the Of
| fences of winch the Qaren stood arrsigned
/ All WHO thought well oil her cause, were SUI
! posed o fad lltle favor IN the kings eyes
whilst has friends, e,pe cially those near 10 his
person became. by tssdy sympathy with the
! hrone, her toes. Inat his royal brothers
should feel with hun, Was not unnatural. How
4 ever their situations should have imposed upon
them silence, II II Gould not Importantly. The
| Duke Of Clarence, II was strongly rum"ured.
had sought occasions TO express himself with
warmth againsther, pending the investigation
| Whole circles IN London rang Wiih There ru
monra Denman heard them. Al FIRST he is
lincre luous, then incensed The glow IN.
creases III him. as the presumptions sceumu
late of IhLs nmtLage upon luslIce. b om source