Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1831-02-17

L. Er5.y il ssl5.Gse bui >sano. 80 % so.
Of m, conscientious l1ye OF hberi5. g hos'
al fscoiiecf ihs pfogramn1f Hnne"''esh ~ ,.'1
Hotel &c Sille--a popular hfene sHfF"i
by republican iaslt1lions. u vas "es'f'
I'll lat ~. bave not al put tho sane con
s.,,,e,ian ,noa iii nas noi always been inter-
.,eled by The councils II Tie KIM, ia me sane
go. L., wh,e1 II was Understood by me, "ho
4. m more i.upatieni than othar ihaf u hh""a'
he realized--and v haiovcf may have e'th nv
personal Jude pen1enee IN all siihshons, 'e'i
nysaif at TIE present moment more Al ny '"hs
- u Iscusslng nv optfiiens Vim 4ot ri Wv
rest there are points upon winch Ne sha'l ~
WAYS Ice 10 accord. We shalt ever BE- uii'eh d
gainzt our enemies, vheliez II home OF nom
sprnad .ill think thai III tie measui"s 'a'eh
IN th. Revolution u july, we not Only did ihal
winch We verify believed Has Tor HE bfst, ohi
that we did all that WIS los bile 10 be dooe.
am the more convinced Of tbs, siece nave
heoome Intimately acquainted with the pefsoo-
age ae have placed Oh the throne. On throw
,po elf my uniform, | have not changed M
motto, " Liberty, Public Order. besIdesi
how many legal means we have OF expressing
our thoughts and making out wishes known :
far thefe IS the Tribune Of this Chamber, ard
f,r every citizen there 5 the press, winch ms
rend red he coun = 20 many sttscfs--hha
then there IL the praceable mode OF peullohs.
Having thus ylrIded TO my desire OF yihg MI
my sentiments before you. ifus, sti.l shall
ever reIain your esteem aud friendship
There srems 10 have been something beyond
the reasons here given 10 induce chang oil
Ministry, and the retiring of several OF bniay-
eie's I'M Is aud associates amongst whom are
DapoDj de l'Eare, keeper oil The Seals Odlhoh
Barrot, prefecl Of the SEINE NJ. Mathlou Du-
mas. Inspector GtAera OF thu National Guard i;
General Carbontl, Chlei OF the Stall, and VI.
Joubett. Duretor General oil the iaze'.
laftte IS sitll al lbe head oi the Ministry.
How long he viii remain ihtre without Tho
AID and counsel OF Lafayette Is yet 10 be seen
10 the sitting OF the Cbnmbtr II Deputies
the q In Dee enber, ON calling The order oil The
day for continuing the discussion OF The law
rrntiye To the National Guards. debate ensn-
ed, in which numerous questions were put 10
Ministers. WHICH wrre answered. NJ. Ldhte,
10 follows:
NJ LATTE ,epied that he Hon. Deputy
must be aware thai b. bad Pot many questions
which Ministers could not answer, mi ought
10 react Thai Gr had oceaaioned 40 much loes
OF ime 10 iht Chan,b r. laughter tao1sh'
gafd he, that | had eNpihl.ied nbselt clearly
upon Inv luTeisn POLICY oil l. France. W. nave
r,taLli,hrd the ptincipl' OF I.oa.InterVtntiun
bui the priuciple OF intervention is moi the
principle OF propaganda cLeers. We would
n,lned TO rrspeo the ,igHls OF u,l ers = cherts
The 81 mature q tho treaty by ia" hse t'reat
fowcrs recognizing TIE Independence oil Bel
GUM shows ilal TIE p'lec'pie oil 400 intefS ca
ton, proclaimed by France, has tr'umphcd IA
Europe. As 10 Tue negotiations on tot. the
Il iestiDns put to the GGsernuent are a asi
,mprndent. viii The, eiore iollnW The exanp =
oil lhe Minister Tor Foreign Affairs, aho sud
al tnat he could o. ought Ia SAP. Old recol'
lectloas and regrets have been expressed, and
conquest has been mentioned bui Fr ,nce has
need OF pea,e, and he chef duty OF the Coy
ernnfni is To maIatlin peace. This is our pol
icy. Let US be JUS and prudenl ; LEI US avoid
dIscord at home, Tor this IS TIE only means of
making ourselves respected abroad Alter a
great tvoluuol there are always agitation and
dsq1lslude, but France now begins 10 breathe
and turns hei eyes 10 lie future. The preSeHt
dlstres, Of trade aud manulact mes cinnot last
long, and the county vii sho'dy te The ben.
eff ol the new order OF thiugs. Two great di'.
6cultIes have pr4-0ccnped the public miud--
FIRST the uneei tainiy OF peace oi "ar--and neat
fhe issue of the great irIa' that has been CON
cludeE. We have trInmphti happily over the
latter crisis. and the ofe,Bn poHet5 announce
10 Us their desire Of maintaining peace. France
enterraiHs idea of conquest, bat deYutes heI
attention 10 her internal p osperty aud lrau'
guilty. II tins were not tue opniaa OF francst
she wonld not be Holthy VI a good Gosera-
meut- cheers.
(ELhact time vii moi permit us 10 gife Tx
Uho,cJ
" Brave National Gnard,--Yon will paIiahe
of my rrgrrt ia leurntng lhn; tirneral LaIa,-
elite has gwen Ia his resignation. | battered
myself that should lave ,een him l9usyr al
yoIr hedd--aUd eliminating your zeal oy Iii,
example, mn by the gIcai services lie has rem
ton the moIe, as ne has but short time to
1--we. Tins brave general took glorious part
10 maintain order IN tbe late agitation. lind
dno,her eonsola ion ia namia Count looau
Commandnnt GENERAL OF the National GUards
al Pans. he joined aud pan tonk ia your dam
gers hnd IN tour glory on tie mtmoIable days
Of July. Hi brilliant military QUALITIES aud hIs
patriotism rendered hlm Worthy 10 command
the Clnzcn Militia by whicn AIN proud TO he
surrounded. AID hasG siven me neA plsdges Of
thCir confidence aaI affection.
LOUIS PHILIPPE.
Paris Dec %,
The motiy which led TO the resignalian
of Lafayette are lhas stated III one OF the pa
pers -
TIE Chamber Of Deputies, apparently aIIr-
med for reiui.n, passed d p0IG enacuug ina, th,.
National Guards SHOULD not be ueIi.litpd 10
choose their oNn Genrlal
lie Consequence OF thrs vote would have
been the removed of Lafayette, bnt IN, IN
grateful, naP"puidr, and perious step vas 10
have been oby,ond by direct appointment
nom the Ia rs, 10 tbs, however, Tue Inttio-
ttc General Mould not submit Subsequently
The k'nG SEN tor" Ia, old aud long attached
trend, aud tie in'itauua wbS ID, Cepled.
On FRIDAY evening, Dec 2Ilh, resolution
was pa's5d by the Chamber OF Deputies ueclar.
hS tIe once Laid by Nee. Lafayette. as Con-.
,nander IA Chez oi the National Gua.d., unue-
cessary.
ALARMING STATE OF PARIS.
The following accounts irom a London pa.
per "i The 2Sth D,crmbrf, SOW how htrhly
! tie prop'e "t Pars we've acted az the us,,od
OF tue termination OF tue liIai OF the EG-Nmls-
ters. a II, however, the crisis had mas
srt. fa'is became as Tranquil as evrr.-Some
alre.ts hah taken place, but 40 pefson, of no,p