Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1831-06-27

From The National GaEeite.
According TO the most recent and authenti Il
Intelligence from France, IL was eon6den, I,
expected that the new Chamber OF Deputie,
would be more liberal that is, more republ
hoan-than the ono just dissolved. The Cham.
Der OF Peers WAS deemed 10 be In much dan
ger from the sentiments of the nation, which
the other House would be likely TO share aud
carry into effect. Among the Peers, th.ts n "A
sIrong aud ayowed Cariisi party, who desire
at least the enthron.ment OF the due de Boo
de"ui and the hereditary pre,ag-is in itself
| obnoxious 10 majority oi the active aud lead
Ing poliIicnns Of France. II will soon, there
tore, become practical question whether
the Chamber OF Peers shall be wholly abolish
ed or deprived oi the hereditary quality. 1he
DOcirinarie, would preserve ihn Constitution as
nearly akin Bs possible 10 the British Consiitu-
| uon the party vi Increment the youthful gener-
hton-the disciples and admirers OF Lafayette
would assimilate their institutions more TO
those oil our country Surprising II 1 he present
Government, should escape the shock of war
and immedlato anarchlCol eruptions, the pro.
| 6lem viii remain 10 be solved, whether an
hereditary monarchy can subslst without ptl-
| vileeed orders, without the usual presiiges aud
ARTIFICIAL supports, IN nation OF lhriy-iwo
| millions of people, TO whom all sorts of holy
| JUNCTION, anl,ent prejudice, civil inequalities,
| meie titles OF honor have become ridiculous.
II tue Chamber vi peurs shou Il be expunged,
tho KING Will stand alone against n popular
legislative assembly, seiging constantly 10 de
| mocIaic. WIN lac he able 10 stand ut all, 10,
any length Of time VIII the iore,gn monar.
chlcal powers allow such All order oil things 10
continue unm0losted, II u should be ptHolcb>
BILE VIII they not incur ali the chances OF
war rather ,han abide the force vi the .1am-
pie
France is noW armed aud pspdrtd for ,oar
10 an extent Almost Unprecedented. Her n
uonal Guard ave ~ well eq dipped as were the
Imperial Guard OF Napoleon her reguaf al
my is very numerous aud nncessantly drilled.
She cannot want Tor aUlu and experienced Isu-
ilaIy commanders. Tue name OF Napoleon
| is revived with singular popularity aud IN
hdence. All The parties, eyen mauy oil the
leading Carlisle, cautiously pay homage 10 IL as
| meneuto aua watchword vi nationil spnIt,
energy and glory. No associations, no com
Dnad0ns, no dihuslvn understanding, appear
10 EXIT Ia layor vi Napoleon H., " the son oi
the man' But The Reorganization vi The lath
er's name, the revival vi enthusiasm peIvadine
the mass OF The pruple as well ~ the army
must Certainly cause The son 10 become an OBJ
laot OF great mierrs' IN the event vi war oI the
s1dden overthrow al l. Ius Philippe. Aasnia
100, wntchlul ar.lul, wholly pohtic, may find II
position thus produced among he French, Tor
the Jouih, Consequently, tho Igh he has not
| au avowed or any consIdtTdble party at PIE
| sent, hs chances Of success are not TO be over.
looked despned especially as II Ii believed
| lie Possesses personal merits suitable 10 the
taste aud exigenCles OF the trench
FROM the late a,,~.t oil the political horz On
| /, may be inferred by navy tbat tue uoyern.
mont Of Louis Philippe whi prove stable, aud
war is much less probable. Ii does not, no"
| ever, inspire US WIN confidence on either pont,.
| We have intimated par oi our reasons loi
dlst,usl Oh The iormen France, we think, has
been disqualified lor limited monarchy and
is not yet, # ever sbe can be, prepased Tor h
| republic she has not ceased 10 be ieTycntlr
or ambitlously manual she IL armed 10 the
| teeth her civil industry 10 pniaiyEod her 30
cal system dlsordeIed her whole condition.
poIiGs al aud soGia aud Let iavOIlle theories,
! mu / remain odlous ~ the absolute cabinets,
welding stli yast m.lIa,y suengtb, aud Ca
eIelsIOg coGsummats article. We doubt thai
he ptop lie OF Italy, oI Span, OF ot my o. The
| German states, Gao be counted upon as auA-
| ,l,aries against their Governments al least
| 10 The degree when MAS ut "a st commonly ad-
miied None oil the popular I,siDgs or tu.
i muta which have occurred ~ those countries,
have bone a character of generality, depth,
or Intelligence, 10 warrant sAnguIne hopes.
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