Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1831-05-26

tue downfall OF ten Jvvffnmeats, aud was ~
living Representative of the Huly Alliance
While IL ha. despatched 10 Russia n former Am
bassndor of Charles X. who, after compimen'
ting the conuacros Of the Balkan, may shortly
perhaps do a. much Tor the eonqnefor OF War
saw. tMnrmors)
A. lhis momeni, We have neithsr frigafe noi
vessel OF aaf, sloep, nor BRIG, ~ The Tagus.
Ism fear then entertained that the view Of u,e
tri.c"lored iae would occasion sickness 10 ',s
good Don M goslp (Murmufs.) No. France
VIII never y,.id Lei the s,Pnnl be given, aud
from Dunkirk 10 Bayocne will res1nnh thnsc
words. which. in rushing TO combat, the Polish
soldier sepe rs I" Oh my country. yon sbali
never he without defenders r. | shsll vote
Tor The gran,s asked when the Miaister 10, For
e'gn Affairs shall have replied 10 the question
Does the French Goyernment eonssnt that
Luxembourg shall be detached from BE sgiuip,
aud thai II shall pass under fhs dolnua ION of
the Confederate OF tho Rhine, that IL 10 say
uulinr that oi Prussia aud Austria Hiliii auf-
fer that belgium should IN TACT, return tothe
Dutch yoke, ~ permitting the PENCE OF Or.
ange TO orcnpy n throne thai Francs thought
proper W refuse In submitting ourselves 10
The shameful condition, imposed on "a by the
Congress ofplenns, will we at least exact That
the 1lh Arncle oil the Treaty oil The 81 OF Nluy
1910, which assures 10 heroic Poland national
institutions, br executed Are we To permit,
~ contradiction 10 on policy mt al TINES, that
Austria should IN realty become the ruler OF
all lialy
Nj Meoguin said, the Government en,ertains
hopes OF peace, aud yet demands eslIaorJi-
nary erants. Now, believe in war, nd thcrc.
fore shall supper, the demsod. Tho qnestiou
Is DOT ~,ihln our decsion--we have not the
command oi peace or war, Wat Is brought
upon Us yOn ace, gentlemen, leoniinued NJ.
Maugnln,) these Powers we're preparing Tor
war, whileihey were giving assurance oil peace
But they reekoned Niihoui the Poles, aud the
defeat of tae Russians disconnected nil their
plans. From Inai moment tiulr PROHIBITIONS
ot peace were iedonbied. The Honorable
Member tllen went into an examination OF the
diplomacy Of France aud he neighbors aud
IN conclusion said, let the Powers be called
,ipon 20 usplai0, and let ~ know positively
whether we arc TO reckon npon peace or
war.
The Minister for Foreign Affairs said--Gra
ileDeD, II the several Members who have sue
cessiveiy addressed The Chamber arc To be be-
litved France is suriounied by enemies, rea.
ny tonnije nil their efforts, aud atta,k her 10
concerts aud ofalies she Is totally destitute,
All gnse,nmen,s whose principles ARE different
irom thos wliich torn tins basis of our social
slate are ening only Tor an o po,tunity n sigual
to lan1 h oil their con Oiut forces ag,dns, u.
The secret has been revealed by Ukase, CON.
'nnniing an xtraoriInary levy oil l50 900 me0,
~ wniGh war Is proclaimed aloud. - his Ukase
Is no secret II may b1 read by all tho word
IN III German Jpufnals. But, Gentlemen, this
Ukass, confidently invoked, ~ npourypnaI.
and possess The genuine document, winch 4
snail have The honour ia lay before Tie Cham
Der Tomorrow, md when dues nut contain
Que single word Of war, but on the contrary,
glycs fresh nBsutauCe of prace. Let ua an
al IN, tafI luf In. Ian. s.i
2Oub January established II proelains Bel
gum independent, aud pfescrlbes 10 Holland TO
retnrn within ihe limits sue possessed In 1890,
whea abe WIS called The Republic of the Uni ed
Provinces. All ihat composed the kingd ON
OF tho Ne heflapds will form part OF Balg inm
except Luxembourg. But Luxembu,g Is spo.
Nen OF. lno negotiations engaged IN on that
subJedyet impose on iDa sons reserve. How.
ever, let ns examine il. Expressions OF cur-
osty ana interest, A great part of tie pro.
vince o. Luxembourg took part In the Belgian;
i1snrfec ioJ, the city Of Luxembourg took none
10 occupied by a federal garrison Of o 900
Ptussans, and 400 Belgian subjects Of The
King VI holland. Tue question of property is
resolved ny positive titles. You ought, were
II nc eessary, 10 declare war against all the
powers. War against al--such IL the oonclu-
SION of the honorable lnembers whom oppose
Even when peace H. mentioned, we are asked
To- war, aud II Is war that VIZ ! fuse. Loud
CheeIs. My honorable a1yersaries will
doubliessly neknowledge with me, that the
real bond Of nj lons il nov 10 The Community
ol tho principle that governs them. TuTn
youI eyes aropnd--by what governments are
we surrounded Is not Swaze1tnd ire aud
adependtni9 Look ut Baden, Wlriemb.rg,
Electoral Hesse, aud aaxOny. All those Pow
eTs winch compose the GeImaniG C0niedera-
ton, excepting Prussia aud Aostria, are nov
govern d by constitutions, the principles OF
which accord win those OF our political or.
gHuizatI0n.--IHoae are the nations thai We
0pghi 10 nail our natural allies. Count
them, mud you Ill see that We have nov more
real allies than weever beiUIe possessed. Inc
Two Hon. Deputies 10 whom am now reply
ing have talked OF negotiations which, before
the lpsufre1ton of Warsaw, were opened be.
tween Russia aud Poland, the object Oh which
was 10 induce the Polish army to ,parch against
h hnce.--l confess | cannot comprehend how
nekOiistions are conducted between a soyei-
ego who commands. and subjects Who obey.
rus appears 10 me an entire new principle IN
politics. But II has been SAID othes fsets speak
palmer still. You are perhaps ignorant that
Baron otroeonOf, MsJor-Generai ia the Rus.
sian army, was some time ago at Berlin, con-
missipned to stipulaie q passage for The Ras.
stan troops through The Prussan territories -
Tbeie happened 10 be another parsonage AZ
Be.in-nn othor than Field Marshal DIelltscb
lliuiseli-and II was to bin that these negona-
lions, il any such there were, nut have been
ntru ted and am happy in being able TO d,-
clare 10 you, Mbai must, after all, have been
the result OF these deep negoii ations Prussia.
funny determined To act upon principles that
would tinaieiy tend 20 preserve peace, has
displayed both wisdom and moderation. and
presented 10 all other nations an example OF
harmony OF States from every attack. (Hear
But Austria, they add-tor they must run
through all the States OF Europe aud ia the
excursions, Often repeated, do not re,ol-
lect that they have produced any new idea.
but have merely Reproduced arguments which
had been before seiuied-( . true, uue,p ron
the Centre)-but Austria ? see Win what indie