Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1832-08-20
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s,a,,ces 81, rurops The flon,e he wa, sure.
would see tliat there were many reasons for not
rrtorin, INTO such statements at the present mo-
men' IL begged the House, however, not 10 sup
p5se that lns majesty S government were blind 10
the fisid Winch the Treaty of Vienna gave them
To entertain aud 70 express AN opinion upon the
sBbicct Of the interference Of Russia with Poland
| + Hear. hearl Tins right TO express an opinion
did not Impose upon Great Britain duties ndoprn
don't of the other parlics 10 that Treaty. The
| House would not call ulon him 10 say what were
| the communications which he'd been made upon
this subject / e called upon TIN House To place
that confidence ia ms Majesty & Goternment which
would induce them TO believe that they had taken
correct view Of the treaty aud that the steps they
had taken were such as in their humble Judgment
under all the circumstances Of this country aud of
I Europe. il best became them TO n.c. The Noble
Lord had heard ofthe scgeity Of future necessities
To be- adopted hV Russia, but 1t was wei known
thai the policy Of Russia was TO conelate the fee
ngs Of the people of Poland. The honorable and
learned gentleman had SPOKEN oi lie arrest OF IA
person named Ton. From the Information he
had received he understood that person was Sub
pct OF Snxony and tuat lbs arrest vas una' aidabe.
| he Noble Lord did not WISH 10 sly more on the
subject GA that occasion lie should DC ready 10
furnish any pe pcrs in his possession
a British shin Of the line. the 'r1layera ba,
been ordered 10 the Schcdt II takes out Lord
Durham " no proceeds 10 R,issin on specal mis-.
sion N favor Of poand " The Polish question,
says the ondon Courier @ is we allow one ofex-
IRENE difficulty. for Of The 1856 Polish square
mics and twenty millions Of inhabitants, Of which
the 4 euIiic formerly consisted whai is nn# call
ed the kingdom Of Poland. has only : 800 square
miles and less lhan four millions of souls. Aus.
tria and Russia and Prussia have crest IS con.
quercd territory. for winch no Constitution was