Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1831-05-19

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,;s.. srsse,e Stated RIA, the fsnrs Of ID; we
n,,,us nj Of shs Mosrlle WIRE vsb r'os"'ss
tr hs tawns were ~itheo, inri1s t,""s, -.
i, vas n me vicinity ot 10, NJ :.
A. t.ieued iron, di.tsass ., dt-ts"ar "'"
,..rito<y II Wa. aadprtee "h"enee " .s''s'
- - ...,,.,,,,,r were f9fmed. Ties
.i,,A. ....a If unifing 10 resist n" INVASION io'
Ne have already hid tso.
,,.nh.r--t' We have had three.
"a, mi. moment al elegssily dressed lai,
/. ma Of the z allefiss etclaiasd. We has
.f,saiv had fosr" Tbs eyes of all The D. gu
-, sod tie spectators were Immediately fac
upon her.
al attacking the Mosells, but OF merely sieting
fact.
NJ Tracy. 10 defending thu Associs t'un
,eid that !, hal sprang OF the opPo.,ion o"'
nof for the object alsti1nted 10 u. The Asso-
citation hal no o'her ~ ihaa the na'i"na one
add no Other chi tnHn the Mug ehosen ny
m. reoul. The Hon Dcpuy AMI ms irenus
nei,hrr wished for propaganda nor r'o's, o",
ronsidered thai opposition oughi 10 oe o"efen
10 the oppression of o"a na'ion ~ "h""e,
"a ,h.i .occar should be afforded TO all
mo. fNurmurs.) When nations had recover
ed their indie pendence. they ought 10 De sup
ported.-Ad)ourned.
Chambs, Of Dspuie, 3la Mareh.-A long
s..ea,siou having taken place respecting
~ the patriotic associations. in Tho Course ol
vh,ch The foreigo policy OF France towards
othet European nations was canvasssd. the
n,ni,ier Of Foreign .fdnrs TINS spoke -
will not, gen'lemen, frespass long 0" me
fine Of the Chamber enter INTO us fesAo"aoie
,nna,,enee and moreover The suffering eond,-
,ion in WHICH myself am, would prevent my
.ocupyi ing il. s,,en,ion long. viii merely adj
vert 10 the chief objections that have been
,.,,. .ga;ns, u, The associations ala not,
/. .aid. .nring from the dinfust OF govern
neo, We do Justice TO theiT inteohohs, oo'
,,,r ,h. ,l,c, OF their illusion which might
!, "a. se.s.heudsd, eompromii the ho"or Of
the nation and its Independence AMI our mp
srehensions were tho moro Iesh'msf' mss
nuch a. the principle OF our resoln',o" ~
direct opposition with The pf'he'P'r' 'po"
which The governments OF Europe are founded.
These TWO principles, in presence OF eacn
o,h,r offer mutual defiance, which must DC
.ooo ..ccs etisd by n state Of war. lbis l1fb
ffhs ministe,s) ought TO have eomprobtndeu !,
and their want OF foresight Is The more oiaht
etle ,aid one SPEAKER. because at the very
moment when the army, disorg aoized by
srest polhicsl c,sis, only presented skeietons
of it's force, they might have hspiayen upon
the frontier SOC, 900 National Guards. an" l"
mi. ;moo.lns at ifude have dictated laws 10
rurope They have proclaimed, said anothe'
sneaker. n principle OF non-' tersention "hieh
was 10 be the Interchangeable rule OF tbe'r po'-
~ and this principle the, do not cause TO De
,s.ne, ted IL il the abaudonmeh OF this pfIe-
,,,,ic which In The caase Of our dn'rusi, anu
which iusiihes II. these are, believe 10 MI
their toroe the objections agalost our ioIeiBh
noicv | will, endeasor 10 answer them'
lively movement nj curiosity Wen ihs
glorious events OF July burst forth, Europe was
regulated by treaties acknowledged, accepted
and guaranteed by ell the powers. The
Fren.h gov ,nmeni had then 10 choose be-
sween two decisions either u was boand to
recognize iht siaiu quo. 10 niain'aia exi ting
,,estes Rnd thus pres rye pratci OF, 10 declare
Mt once, tbai oil prin erles were subv rted,
nnd b. gin war Immediately. IL DECIDED Tor tbr
6,,t Rot why III il asked were ministers
no, sp,rized, by the language oil the hu
san Court. OF the in'tnto1si so maniirstly
ho.til, OF all the Csbiaeis How could III -,
.r.i., ~ Their illusions Dad they not per
crive that he struggle between Tbs oi' anu
III. new order Of things was inevitable iha
,he two principles. already, as II were, ~ II
Grant hos'ilit, mu., d,.iJe their quarrel by an
snpreI 10 armsf Lei us Il qure Il tho system
sdop,ed was not calculate to produce some
advantages aud impnri some securities. You
have not foIgoueu nat the Belgian revolution
followed outs very closely, aud thai this revo-
In,ion vas praA CT ed by The. principle OF "on,
Intervention. - his pfinciP'., WHICH, OF a 'uie-
~, does not exclude the right oil invesiga-
s,on i. not OF French, but Enel,sh criein. In
frodncsd into our policy by o1e OF my pfeds.
:. ssors, its fortunate application has preserved
% MI h. have aCk
l.dgcd ha independence oi thai Que, aud us
i,rayocahla separation from Holland Bul
has not Europe afforded other proofs OF its re-
sprc, for revolutions accomplished ! APP
neal TO your recollsctions. Is II foIgot'en tnai
n rev luton also broke out IN Saxouy, aud
has succ.-dsd dyet Saacny could onl,
move with Austria on one side and Prussia on
the other, We, Notwithstanding This TIN oatening
nripbbo. hood, that revolution vas respected.
and Saxony has wen herself a cons,i u,ion
which developers itself every day in full ST.
,or,ty. Is II not known that the Electorate
tf H-s.e has beea The theatre of another
revolution, aud there TOO free constitution
has been established, aud no one sovereis II
his sought TO suppress the movement either
a. Hesse or OF osiony. Yet noiwitbstandng
these tyo coantIies, and SaIony in particular,
srs far FROM our frontiers and our pro eel or.
We had then n eht 10 believe that these same
eovereigns knew how to respect the legitimate
s,gh,s ot people tina, they were not ei'ncd LOT
n crussde AZ a,ns, tue march OF, aud Che im-
provenen,. in, social order. (Sensa,ion) Blu,
III, se heroic Pul-s !--and cera My they are SO
AVID II ever n NATION WAS worthy OF liberty
and independently, hey ar, - but these Poles
that you ought 10 have defended. and whose
snc,ent revers-s viii con'utuie an eternal
a.onan.enl Uf the ~eskness oil the government
of Louis Fifteenth; la, have you done isl
them. (ttear, hear) Gentlemen, recall WIN
Poland ~as at the period tom winch cuippa,l
sons disbonoring 10 us have BEEN drawn. She
possess 4 n vast ana rich territory which reach
ell the Baltic al Dao'zic. aud by the Dneielt'
CON muuieaied with another sea which count
ed a wArlike populatoa Of twelve million m
habmants which, by an aus Of our fleets We
then could reach aud sucCor, and thea Ger