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

III jos &c rssens az, ecusl title &c n 4 s,ieh h.
dol yh,d H. The seouiec of God'--shenr hent
G,fe8, as had s1sr their sefetinss, this noble PEG
pie bsd neveF snee iTT9 despare Of The issue
hes thlnss should be ripe. Net dad he despair
lot thei9thunyhst the eriss # her fate We were
TOO m.oh oeeup e with ne ileifin BIZ row tina,
seliled au'5 he seen that tie peepiu NJ his
oa'i'ift ~ert neldeIed by tic most nsely sympathy
tf II ne9a'e 4 Pollard Despite ~ the npathy
winch efafs tsr sed or ean3aet formerly, and de
sr'e ri tse .tfiiitete'get = I.p1is rbtp whom he
regarded as e4al tfgtIr the sauss 81 iihariy as
any other Sovereign Ia Iete}e lhesr twess rem -
ions would never ho induced family 10 tapb m
see polnnd oucs the barrier Of Christian Europe n
gslnd TIC Hijel Ottoman, swep from the map oi
Gurnpe, and dotted from hriist q IndrpepJet M
nons No cogahy had e,tr deserved 50 well el
Europe, mud ~ countr ltt egef been worse treat
ID. lie hoped however, ta4sAlt nationality oiPo-
land wo4'd soon be res'e.e.
Nj Schonss6f saia a,;3o Poles had been tao
long 'rarlpied under foot opp essod md degraded
lie trusted, howeyet, that tho people OF England
backed by the House would nefpose and preserve
that people from extinction.
Colonel Evans fol,cj upon tie declaration Of
, Lord phn5tstan that this country had a right ~
, e4.I anon TIC Emperor Of Russya for explanation
Most Ion Members who had spoken had shrnnk
f,on ihe mention Of var bat II war was the ONLY
alternative 70 b. expected from he NEGOTIATIONS II
- lit ny t. b. regretted " ahyery litte expense
, 80 commerce md maritime interest Of Russia
pueit lie completely 1T the mercy Of England AND
France and her possess IN a sa nnd on the
| censts of,he Black Sea were equally liable TO sue
! oessiul attacks
NJ. Gally knight attributed many ofthe dlsas.
tors ofPolnnd 10 the wat party in France, who
had urged on the inspection This party had
much 10 answer for Poland Ind been basely De
rrised Of het.y sience MS n nation blotcd oul from
thf map Of Europe and ex,inguished in the pro-
y,nces ef lhe usurpcr j. became Inc duty Of Eng
land 10 sec that treaty vi rh had been 50 strictly
adhered to in tvctilng the chains Of l,aly, shea
also be rs strictly observed in preserving The ia.
, tiodality Of Poland A England had been nj thu,
timc the orbress Of nations. she was bound t. see
lle treaty enforced ile was satisfied 'hnt not all
the power ofRass.n would ever be able TO Ru@,on
ise Po,hrd
Mr rig9d expressed b, strong concurrence IA
III, weltmeriied Reproduction casi upon titc Enpc.
tor Of Russia, and hoped that the treaty would be
hid upon the table by which England pledged her
seito pay fhe tYrant sum OF money.
Sir X. II Ingls expressed bis surp,izo da, LIS
had boon used IN tho House withou, no,icc aud
tatthsy had SAID notilng ia defence ola Govern.
neH with which they bad recommended ha NJ,
ieaty TO continue upon TIC sumo terms ~ hsore
VIII such treaty psi delivered, il was IMPROPER
10 describe any person, much lc3s a So,eroiga a.
nnstren1t
Mr. Guitar Ferguson denied ,ha' he lad used a
ny such language
bar I'M IL ~. oh l.
ttr Merry, whom he did not nov see III. plutc
Lord Palnsrs.on-~ No n,u regretted mere than
did 10 hear 'se EXPRESSIONS which zen from the
l,or. ndlterped Member Cor Kerr hut not cotl
aeiylng saif'cspoa4iblc fuc those expressions
hear, hear | 1hea,A 70, haze l1aen Justified IN IN
,orfaptpg nis Hon md 'earned Nt4mbcr Much
as irrfrs the sn Of sprl rapreyaioue 30 not feel
tAai J hm eaded utote er justified III ob;ru1,ng
nysoi(agaln upon tlr louise upon sub subject
Ac Beaumont sad thnl the Noble ord would
hsfe ncted most ie.aiie'auslr ,ihc had used such
" = bat he Nj - was d'ileifai to hear ihosr
wogds from ihe Hon Nem5,r Tor Ke-fv He
ri eaed t.e ~of.'s 4 m5seseaat ennqnoror aud
%as sltf utf oniy tic chouf the voice OF the
peop'e OF Eoslais aea- hea, When the people
ol IasIand Rtre 50 ed .pun 10 speak, them Ian
are VAS strong add defective
Nh Hum4 ao4d not euly ydi thu Emperor II
Russo a n',5uao' eunlleroi, bat monster n
uauan form
Ser Ar.l'- s'ui that tho=e words ought net
- n- ~ ,tn pse ii wiihoui nocr.
NJ Hun would repeat tho words, and they
wffe tnp weak 10 express ms dets&a OF the bnr.
bastes It such tyrant Ii the atrocities whict
bad been detailed were untrue 1T any Member
'H1d up and deny tl5W, f,hty were true, was
a lai -aac too.;fong ia appl, To thcm1
NJ Wy ~said that this was not the first time he
Ind occasion 70 observe IN that House great tender
ness towards the mos, questionable SovrcgHs Of
Europe. lie was sorrJ 10 have heard sentiments
eNprcs 7cl IL that louise which would seem ifnot
10 suction nj least greatly TO palliato the acts OF
oppressive rulers.
Mr.. Barring concurrcd " it'll the Hon Member for
Oxford IN protesting against the use Of language
which, II not checked or noticed by the Govern
mont, was more likely than any thing else to dis
tufb The pcaoe oGEdope, and 10 involve this country
IN al the embarrassment of war He felt TINT II
would be lmposs,b,c To preserve this country from
eu'stent difficulty and peril, II, ON every occasion
wlArls grievance Of any kind occurred whether
IA Poland ~ Prussia, or sn Peninsula or Italy
we're 70 sally forth and adopt the quarrel as our
N"h Al the same time, he felt II was quite rlght
'hat tbs country should endea,or, urder the Trea-
~ OF Vienna, "a ohtaiu mort Just and humane
treatment ot the Polish nation, In that respect hc
leied fully upon the temper and discretion, as well
as the frames Of nn Noble Lord who had been do
lcgatod ior that purpose and he hoped lac would
40, adopt the tone winch had been recommended in
Ihai House 10 night He could not epremarking
apou the walton disposal Of 5000 900 OF public
money, which he commended, there was not a title
OF obligation upon This country 10 supply-(hcar,
hear1 tiourishes in favor u. Poland might do We
ny well for election speechcs--athou,h h. did not
aean 10 doubt the sincerity of the speeches which
had been delivered tonight bu, he thought that
the conntcnanclng so proiase and unculltd for an
expenditure was a much more Just index Of the
feelings otGentemen with regard to the rights Of
their own country hear
Mr. SnlEL said the Member Coz Thettord would
have US