Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1832-11-12
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meii Of the Baslsnaiesf. are at an end On.
Thursday evening sclies note from the kim e
Holland pihc Conference, was given TO Lord
Palmerslohh by the nulrh Ambassador, Baron Won
Zaygn, aud last nst lie urmbers If the Comet.
ehea l,Hvng al assembled, tlc na,n WIS opened
andread by lcnl Instead of finding, us they had
expected, ~ acknowledgement Of the readiness Of
the King ot Holland TO treat with thu Kin, Of Del
GUM, OF the recommendations Of the Conference,
aud an appointment of Baron Won Zuylen with
rull powers to trea, with NJ. Van de Weyor, tito
Confluence 10 their astonshmcnt, and 10 the real
indignation o. some, as well AZ the avowcd lnd'sua-
uon OF all, iolud n long noto without the slightest
alluson to the proposal negotiations between NJ.
Van de Weycr and Boron Won Xu.lcn, OF to tie
suggestion al tho Conference.
The uole commences By an expression Of sur-
Prise on the part OF tho writer, NJ. de Vefsolk, in
the mime Of tho hng his master a, the dcnc
which has attended The Belgian question since the
conditions On which the KING was willing TO treat
had been nude known to the Conference and 10 the
Belglans, and then proceeds, IN language Which IS
intended to be courteous, bu, which is not To be
misunderstood, TO omplan Of the support giyenby
the Conference to revolutionary principles, and 10
declare that whatever may be the conduct Of tho
grea, powers, the kios Of Holland. relying on tho
Justice Of his cause, and on tho support ofDi,ine
Providence will know how lc MAINTAIN his honor
without the necessity OF eonredmg points which arc
Of vital importance 10 hio country.
The note is OF great length, but We have given
It's chef character 1t is evidently inieaded only
for farther delay; and nn'cas France aud England
should act n decisive rnd mu'ly peft, that object
VIII be gained Let us hope, however, that the
two cabinets will sec their interest, aud unite in Il
resolution 10 compel tho King OF Holland to con
eltide treaty with Belgium, Oh terms which,
without being dishoaofale 10 linn, shall be fair and
liberal towards his former sableels.
The position lLcopold ~ now enc OF great d(-
fculiy hut, regards his country and llnncc, 1t
is better than It was few days ueo Ey taking
upon himself To accept the proposals OF the Conut
cnce, contrary TO the declared wishes otthe Cha M
bers, and o dismiss ministry acting ~ accordance
with those bodies he has shown bis desire for peace
and has direct claim for support on tho British
and French cabinets Tho King OF Holland las
rclectcd all ovorures for peacv, except on his own
terms, and IL Belgium be abandoned Ivy M and
France ailof the concessions offered by her King
a, the rgk of his own popularity with his people,
the two governments w,ltbo guilty not only OF
great meannoss, but OF great injustice and the
next thing TO be expected will DO dic,non to
England and France, on matters directly conccrn-
lug their own honor and safety, by some petty state,
acting tho puppet Ut Russia Austria of Prussia.
htom the Lpnioa Tiptcs, Sept, %
We have learned with regret, not un'pixcd with
,s,onshmcni and Indignation, that his Ouch Ma
s.ty has refused TO trca, on the reasonable modih-
cations Of III, treaty of Nov Is which We mention.
I'd yesterday and which were lately transmitted 10
HE Hague by the President Of the Conference on
Inc part of Belgium His Majesiy's answer is at
onco insulting and oSasiye-- Insulting TO the Cor
ference, and cyasyG of the question at issue-~dec-
ming 10 make any new proposition OF ms own and
aking no notice olthe propositions made on the
other SIDE
This extraordinary answer was yesterday delis-
cred to the Conference especially convened TO DC
lborste upon its nature aud contonts OF course,
il csuooi be imagined that any fna. decision was
pdopteo on 20 rnomenlousa subject IN the absence
Of the chief English Ministers Tho Conference is
10 meet again today, but every reasonable man
must now see that all hope OF bringing his Dutch
Majesty 10 his senses by protocols and peaceful
mus, be abandoned. He 10 evil
IDENTIFY determined 10 come 10 no arrangement with
out being compelled by superior force. lie is eyi
IDENTIFY resolved to employ every sub'eri'igc,- to
practise every stIaingein, Ia gain time. His mind
seems to he made up 10 take advantage OF the ehap-
ter OF accidents, -~aud rather 10 hazard the chances
Df war, to recover the whule ~ bis former DOM
mons, thnu TO agree 70 terms 0. accommodation 10y
which lac may chioy pant Of ihe,n IN security and
peace.
The Conference, winch has been grossly in
suited cannot permit this lnsidlous game 10 sc puf
sued any farther. 1t Is evidently the interest Of
Austra and Prussia that Beige affairs SHOULD I've
settled ard II is no less The interest than the duty
Of France and England to become the instruments
Of snel sahitary work His Dutch Majesty can
place his only reliance on the infamous Govern
,nent OF Russia hich, DESTROYS of elnbioling
Western Europe. that it may pcrpetra'c numoes
ted oil lis intended borbarlllcs in Poland las no
doubt encouraged his Dutch Majesty IN lbs present
dangerous course.
The Conference can 10 longer 'flhc With tho
peace OF Europe and the rights OF belgium II
they have appointed themselves u.npies, they must
enforce thcit award
After inducing the new King of Belgium 10 des-
ccnd from the lofty position which he occupied on
treaty ratified by all their Courts and become tho
pubic law OF Europe after leading him 70 believe
tina, the reserved points OF difference between him
aud has nci glbors nigh, be arranged by mutual
CONCESSIONS after thus extracting from him some
reasonable proposals of notifications in the treaty,
after making hun thus break through the assu-
rance which he had given his Chambers, thas'.e
would never negotiate with an enemy in his terti
tcry,-thcy have exposed his Belsic Majesty to
the dangerous chances Of unnoplariiy, without Sc
curing any Of The advantages ofreace. He Is
row, pcrhaps !lhout handicapped 10 the
attacks Of the pree 10 the circumstances OF the Lee
gslalure and EVEN to the suspicious OF ue, more
charitable and yol porticn 81 h's subjects H's
allies axe bo1ad TO renlseg h.m IN The situation
which iic would haec orrNalc. had l,c not trusted
10 tiirir assaanccs al i.sf dchata aftansemcn',
which, il Obtained woa lave con '..p,td his oess
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