Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1832-12-03

hinss and Cardinals.
We arc indebted .othe Na,on., .,,zo,,.
1su'lo'aod extracts, showing the . spri,'' of,wa
tho leading French journals:
+ : lie journal DIES Debats considers tba, r..
en' disputes between the northern md - MS
states OF America, although appearing n, = "a
merely struggle between the acrieunr., "is'
manufacturing interests, threaten IN fart - INC
ton OIL the federal union Of vxhich the AM
nave bsen So proud for forty years Il adj :.
falihouSh II does not wish to attiibnta A,s 'na'
son directly to any inpericcrim in the A,,e,;.
Constitution, IL is least justified IN oin. ;. an
proving thai tie rartisaie Of that Coos,,,,' 40
are mistaken IN cons idcringil undnfllhblo n,aa.
for adj national and administrative eyils "'ea
liz Courier Efdhoais says that ,he ar,olo
DENTS reative to America only proves tLa ~ 20
ed dislike osthe dofffinaifes, to any thin, II.
really national government and ridieues III. y, /"
+ of the existing local differences in the -
states involving any thing like u FEDERAL senara
ton . '0pa'a'
1t wl'l be seen, from the foregoing extracts vh,,
sort ofargument the en,illcs of republican ;nst;,
TONS IN France are already deriving from our die.
senIons. We'll may the advocates of liberal :.
siItu,ons OF government in that country. if mn, -
ampc is 10 be thus early made beacon of warn,n.,
instead ofeoninuns ,rumpbal 1t IL sration of the
inherent energy aud Conference ola confe.lera,.a
Republic, Danish forever from their minds the hon.
ofbelicrlng Their condition by the subverson Of The
throne. If me fal - sustain and perpclna,a III,
Union OF the States, and the happy form Of roye,r.
mcnt so well adapted u its peculiar condition. e,,n
in the lifctims Of many Of It's founders. te, -, a.,
well conclude that government is a vision of c,o.
set philosophers unsuitable for practical purposes So
4ohg as men shall be Tie creatures Of prejudice ard
passion, forever DISCONTINUED with present enay.
m'nts, u,i bilniiy sacrificing ,frln IN a wild plr
SUIT after imprac,icablc good
Let US now turn to the g." f,stanchorff I.,en,el
listen 10 the chufI;ings OF our step.t.nc. a; What
she considers the certain Il, s,luc,io o. her f,l,c
tory children. The London pu5lic IXdger aGer
informing is readers that the .Sonile,n Syo,es
u C'|"sNa, 1--WE may overlook the ignorance Of tho
writer as 10 our ocaies,) have virtually 4ee2a,,d
7o07 against those of New Enrlond' thus EXPRESS
es the hopes oithe English mona,chists. who n,e
already quaIlins before the rapid spread Of liyht
drawn from our example, which is so fast dispcl-
ling popular deusion in relation to certain super
s''t'ous dosnas, on which rest the security Of The
alliance between Kings, Mobiles and Clergy, to
Cypress the mddiing anG lower classes of society.
Hear him:
" The Republic Of the United S,a,es. which cry
tam parrots OF this country, hot very remarkabe
for their wisdom, extol as Il perfect model oflnrol
and popular government, is fast going to pieces.
II is not yet fifty years old; but. like prerocious
genus, grown graz even before he has reached the
years OF discretion its body is bent its locks are ST.
very, ats popczs arc caiaasisd and its Whole trau.
is sinking into ti' cay"
Hear TOO, the London DttropclHan. a periodical
fconS!era5la distinction, belonging to ltr liberal
party and generally very complimentary in its tone
towards this country
Ahere are many reasons which induce Us 10
believe that the States will not only separate. but
lhhl eventually the monarchica, form Of soyern-
mcnt winch the American hold in such ahhor-
renee, vii! DC substituted for the present. Which,
they now consider us all perfect, In ancient tines
republics were formed and did oxi, much nngcy
rcnce OF ages has proved tibet altho republic ans,n
may be the form OF government MOS, congeni to
the feelings of an infan, people /, ha, Invariably
merged INTO monarchy. Monarchy, without severe
restrictions, has degenerated into dsspoism. Des-
pai'5m carried 70 excess, produces revolution
!rom the last, the nation iihe Il phon from its
ashes, spI'o.s up from he wreck uf tyYannr and
commences dc anro. Such has ben the lessen os
history, aud such Is the cycle IN which MS hey ara
su'r'H7rciy ca!itd into action 'rs..i,,ra ~ re-
'olve TIA" pesalo"s, the eiruee. snf ,ir VICES of
cIyuii2od man. We hold il as II, ,x!5n tha, 4 -
Puohc winch has berhme Wtri.}o. c.,n,. ,xist
'~'S. Nenhh ana eicp va i..ai ie - s,.I a.
iapubl'c car oalv N pph ~ hr .t. ,h,t :. .
general virtuous feeling ps tyadus It's m.tnl, IS
That feeling will only exist in IT, pnrfy dnfinp the
TIME that the republic is poor. America, as re-
pubic hus risen to woalth and power with raui,.
NV almost inconceiyablc. In proportion 10 the "a
putty OF her progress, will be shortened the ,.t
fatlof ii her exst;nce under her present form of
government As we shall hereafter show already
navel the sernor virtues OF the days Of Washington
disappeared; the seeds Of monarchy have been AL
ready sown
It may be arsdcd, tina, as long as the ponu,n-
won " sc"t'eiea ana there still is unoccuped lani
'"I 'he e'ngran the republican firm Of government
may cXts'--hut thus does not follow. The change
may 'aHe place while thousands upon thousands of
acres yet reinain uncuhvatcd Revolutions in 10Y
ernmen's are no produced by the population of a
country at large; but by cities and those na,,s al
J"e'n wi ere the population is dense and concen,ra
ted INTO fo:us. Where the inhabitants are bu,
lew to the square acre, the difficulties of communics-
lion prevent any coaescence to 4xarne into their
condition The backwoodsnlan would hear Of n
change IN the form of government, without much in.
terest ard millions scattered over rraries, or lin
ing lie shores OF sturendous rivers, would ,uietv
submit to those changes which would be effected
by the Vaccinations of some thousands collected
IN the denseY PEE pied cities Examine -.