Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1832-08-20

sen, To follow John C, Calhoun, George MeDufie
Janrs Hamilton, and such like guides IN defence
oi tie Ris Tits Of the S,aies-mrn. wha uni ,tt,r
own ambitious views were t'lwnrt i, and they b..
came soured and disconnected with the genera nov
ernmeut, the high offices Of which eu1od their ea-
get grasp, declared that the Suites were mere cor
porations totally destitute of any right whuteser-
even the humble ri h ofprotesting against the usur
nations of the federal heud Such men mo8 be
honest--bui We do not believe 1t. Ii they are, how
ever, they cannot be safe guides.
lis due 10 the people 81 G. eoegia to say that the
proceedings os the meetings above rorra'i 10 are
denounced by the leading and most Influential press
cs of tina, ate, and may be, as we hope tIey are,
only the expression of the sentiments Of isolated
communities among whom the leading men have
become itiected with me South Carolina madness.
| TIE Foreign NeWs--Wo have nerorrcad more
spir;-strrins Debate than that which recently oc-
CURED in the British House Of Commons, on Polish
affairs, and which We have this morning the plea
sure Of laying before our readers. Ii is impossible
W lIic utttll INT ~
Aic,cd upon the sallan, and unfortunate Poes--uot
those taken with arms in their hands alone bu,
helpless women and children lAewise-withoat
abhorrng the infamous tyrant who wieds tho
scoursc. This Debate however is not interesting
only on account Of the authentic Anecdotes with
which it is ntcrsperscd oiihe cruel punshmeuts in
Nicted upon the unfortunate Polandcrs by the En-
peror Of Russia but also because OF the bold de-
nuncators of his tyrannical conduct and the
harsh cpithets personally applied to the mscreant
conqueror" 1t shows that the people are indeed be-
ginning to perceive that Kings are but men at last
and that some Of them urc hardly worthy Of that
luppealon The time has been, when such epithets
would have kmdcd fame of war which oceans
of blood would have been requisite to cxtIngulsh--
Bonapare made it serious cause OF complaint dur
iny the short peace Of Amens that his character y
feelings were not sufficiently respected by the Bs
fish press and the freedom Of its comments was,
in all probability one ofthe not least efficient causes
in exciting the war which for SO many years made
the whole Continent OF Europe great charne
house ,og the slain in hauhv Buinow ndt only the
press, but British Legislators, dcnouncc II unmea-
surcd language, the powerful Sovereign oi the
awarlikc and stormy North" as a " miscreant
conqucror," whose enormjtles words are too feeble
to depict, comparing igm to Alta the selt-eptted
scourge Of Cod the Heroe ,iho mafIeres OF IN
fants--the tyfaunsat oppfessor o!men IL chalRs
aud exilc--,he heartcss prosecutor OF helpless and
uooncniins womcnl Most truly di' the celcbra
ted Irish orator, Mr.. Shie excaim, " Oh thou art
worse than words can give thee OUT
We glad TO perceive, too, that the asiair IS not
TO cvaporalc in empty dcclamotiou The British
government has sen, Lord Durham tson-in-law Of
Earl Grey, md "a spirited and talented eentenan}
,oinlerfere in behalf 9th re'as and to iemau the
Iuliumcu, ur the rreuty Of Fienna--nud4 ,lD,.z :.
was by" band I robbers and partners IN gttl' as
the Congress ofctowned heads tina, sat at thar place
on the dothrenemen, of Napoleon is correctly Dc
Isgnated by Mi OConncll. What co.nsc the
lsoverament OF st. Paiersburgh viii adopt, would
not be for nnman, Questionable II i had the means
OF war at command. Money is lhc great lever
whsh moves aud maintains armics--and this. Mich
oas has not, and caono, obtain Fs,sish subsidies
kept MS brother IN the field when tho iron heel
OF his Cossacks' rang npon the paYements ofpar.s
and WITHOUT ioreisn aji Of tbs sort neither Of
the three :. r. which constitute the infamous
lleaele against the freedom OF nations can maintain
suticicn! force IN the field long enough 10 ciTecr
tthcr base designs.
The Citizen King ofFranco did not wholly
escape ia THIS debate. 1t would have been un1s, to
his singular mcrit', if he had not been noticed A
traiir to the cause which, at the IIoid de Vile
he pledged himscfto support his downfall would
be hailed with even more JOY than hi- ascension to
the throne.