Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1831-04-25


attack 81 the p,ineipl of natio ,-i s,ssrri'"t..
unoa she Other principle Of Divine rigbi.
ne .rs iandiy spplanded-
The minister of fore,sn Afaiss-Ihs dfnnty
makes II nur crime aofio have sapperird fo-
isni. an on the other h,nd. complain oil our
not having prevented the Ansfrisns enferifg
Iinls Let hin ell as whether he wishes for
int~fsenti ~ or npn-intefvsntion. irontcai
laughter on ihe lef.l I'VE have been charged
viii. hasibg laid down. principle thst we
have SCI rely respected once. Ban she time,
At hast its application. was eliicacions. II
be GUM has been separated rom Holland aud
forms al independent nations u is To France she
i. indie irh tor II. When fIst these papers
were mentioned. had M knoa'e5ge sbat-
ever Of them. u all Of The dpcnlnrnts rrfei-
rod to by the honorable general had br"n com-
nunicatsb ~ ~anlh have breB proof thai war
against France never entered iBto The views
Of Ru,sia Documents IN iaei, establish that
the Emperor OF h1s-is answ"Ted Tho Kiag Of
lio land, sho applied 10 hnn for suc6or a
gsinsi Belgium, that he would afford him sue
cur pn cond ton llai his allie, con,ented 10 ".
| come nov 10 The question Of pftce ard war.
G-nlleneu. in lay ine dospa generous rria.
cinia Frnncr never pet. II !rI that tn. pin
ciple wax c tsa Ltu. {eieneial is0ghter.
II never co1id hive rnlrreu iafo the thought Of
Rational men that France would thereby de
rrive herself OF III power of considering, b.-
fore he made war, whe her II was tor her hon-
or and dignity ,d.ciare il. fheenirapce the
AusirIans inio NJ 'deua, Is We are tod \ cause
for war Genilem H. we know when war com
mences. bot WE know not when IL FIN shes.
When we speak Of the assuraacz 5 Gt pence
that gwen TO us. it is replied I he pow.
efs deceive YOU you will have war in all 10
fury" NJ, gentleman, ifs0ch was their cal
cnlaiion they would deceive themselves-
Gaoe hfer); Tor they woul be forced TO assume
the offensive, and all III coalitions woaId come
bot 10 expire, for In. sod Of the country would
moi tie long polluted by their presence. he
only wnr that you woaid have il IN your pow
err to make would be war Of invasion and
nave you calcu4, Il, gentlemen, what IL would
cost were IT necessary Tor u. to cross Piedmon,
or the khiue As TO tue sif,Irs of tall, |
vii merely say that the Bplognrse Themselves
violated the prnciple OF non-inierventiou, by
forcing Abdena, which still defended ITSELF Ia
cnIii'ulatr. II is not without regiet that bring
tbs reproa againsi them. (o"nsation.) We
viii make VIZ, gentlemen, when the hnHor and
dignity ri France shall Irqnire il but when
we are told that ~a are called 10 defend all the
nations who slak" of the yoke Of oppression;
that zee are condemned to she'd Tor ,hsm tho
Olood OF our child eo, aud 10 vase our treas
ur"r-, II Is seeking 10 Involve u, ~ an efrrna,
the intentions ei her OF the chanbrr Of of Tue
country, (Ehe"ts from the crn,ies.)
General Lalayrtie--l thought II was the dig
NIFTY and interest OF f,ancr t. support the p,in-
ciplc she had LAID down. would nsk the MIN.
ister FOR Forri9n Affairs whether he has not
written that France would ntyer cunsent TO ace
the Austrian troops inter mo IIal,.
NJ. Sebasiani made ssn IN the affirmative !
-(Sfong sensallon.)
" hat he understands by the woIds " Franc.
woult never consent p
Gen Se6sstlaDI-Not 10 consen' and 20 make
vat are very different things. (Laughter on
the lett )---6enefsl Lauarque shrugged IN his
shoulder and another meuueT e4claimed--
" lis mtiiulh
NJ. dc ochonen--'ris a nord without mean.
ing.
General Latayette-The words ~ will not
c"nsrnt' signlhed. IN the ewes oI tLe French
people. will prevent you doing it," For
some time strange sbdse mas been made OF
words. After having contounied the partisans
on the popular 'hrone with republicans, we sre
no" divided ln'o the psr,isan4 Of war and par.
tssns OF peace. This manner of thus accusing
one an'nner must be rrnounced. | would
agHin ask the Minister whether he endeavor-d
20 throw any hlodrance inc tho way OF tie
husirIhns enlr'iog ,nto Italy I
NJ ofoaSfdui replied tnat negotiations being
on looi.the .eCiets OF them coald moi be reveal
ed
M. Mauguin and General Lamaroue rose TO
speak bur, on the proposition OF NJ DAMN,
me chambtr decided that toe further debate
should br postponed 10 III" discussion of the
Finance Bill presented TO the chamber
The chamber hen resolved Itself into a se.
cIsI committee.
According u The last sdvices. of the 10Th
inst trom Touion. teirgr tirhic dispatcb h ,s
com municat"d orders 10 fit out tor sea all ships
OF the iino, higa'es, slpops, br,gs, and steam
boats IN the harbour, without the Ieas, DELAY
They are TO be placed upon a war fo,tlus
and to he manned from the crew., lately sent
10 bresf, LOrlent, and kochiort. On the lUtn
parsonage of importance arrived with spcrsi
dispatches for abroad. / he Maritime Project
immediately appninl cd the sluop La Bayon-
hHIse, Capt. Desrn, recently come in lrom
A'giers, to take him out aod she sailed win
'he utmost speed. Her destination will mol
lie made known TO her comnander ull she ar
'iVes at CERTAIN Latitude. The irigate Ar
"'ae mas already made three voyages to A.
gers without coninS 10 az anchor, and Is IT,
gam under sailing orders, though she ha, not
Ia n led the term OF her quarantinr, which wiu
expire on the 10Th. Her present Destination is
unknown.
the 18Th OF March from Madrid. who were said
:" be the BEARERS Of extremely interesting de-
spa cues, the Contents of which had not how
ever iranspned, but various rnmours were cur.
rent respecting them. According TO these r.
port, popular insurreciion had 6roken out
IN the Cap, III. with 50 much violence and sue
cess that Ferdinand had been obliged with
some 'rIops OF his guard, to hy towards Its
bon, anu that Calomarde, his iavorite, has lost
h,' life Cadz aod the lIe OF Leon were oe.
cidedIr IN favor OF the Consliu ionaiists aud
'ha' the G1neral Lonsa was shut up in tue Cas-
.e o. 'alen IA whore the people had obhs.d
hioi 10 AXE reiu4e. AnuthrI paper say, cit
the royal authorizes command in CadiZ aud
the Island oi Leon, ii Is nevertheless true thar
,nr numerous Liberals "ho have evacuated the
Latter thereby avoiding beng shat ~ and sur
r"dhtied. have JoInedthr COMMUNICATIVE, who
nave come from Gihrsl ar, aud the Mountain
GERS, WHO Lad joined ihem IA spite of ihs fo,-