Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1833-05-02
EINCHBURC:. VA. THU RSDAY. MAY =. 1888.

law vi the 9TH and 9th June aud had narrowly -
capad brnc tho velm ot measures winch could n"
u 100 severely censued Il seems, continues
tie fun Gcurfal, 81 that Wa are treated with toe
much confederation some utG dismissed RON thel
situations for expressing their ofinlons other
laye Justice denied them, aud even have to com
piain of proceedings which have taken place "lh
In the nst three days asmy country house, at IL
Grangc - Marked nttcntion) fhe ilor GENERA
then COMPLAINED TIM detachment II the t'rodar'
merle had bocn senl II La GRANGE All had totc'
bly, removed NJ I.olewel, Polish refugee, rest
dng there and conveyed him Ike eulptt tt
Tours. This added the lion Conceal i
moreysava are Treatment than ever experienced IN
de- the Restoration, but suppose Ministers wish
ed II have piece Of intelligence 10 secure good
reception for our new Ambassador At 81 Ietots-
bureb - Applause from the Lxhennties-- muir
murs from tho Genres
The Minister Of the Interior after remaIlng on
the total want of connection between the circum
stance alluded to by General Lafayette and the sub
leet before the Chamber, sad, that the Chamber
would in n very few days, have an opportunity OF
examining whether Government Ind abused the
power conferred on II. OF assigning speeihe resi-
ences to the refugees when necessary as he should
shortly present IA bill 10 renew TINT power, aud
at the sumo tnnc uslt for two further grants OF ],
300 600 f. and 6,O 600 If for the relief oil those re
fugees towards whom Government was hccu
SD OF Gclus So indifferent AS FOL NJ. Lole'
wei there existed serious reasons whieh had i'du-
cd Government to require HIM 10 fix his residence
II :, dIstluce OTTO leagues from Paris. General
tnfay,ttc requested that natcnd OF gong 80 far h
nnsht be allowed III reside at La 6ianee' ms
MS ncc,dcd Ia. ON NJ IclowcI pledgins ms wold
al honor tina, he would not come 10 Patis. Notwlth-
standing this, however, hG did come several times
ehudestuoly to pu.e.
Cen. Lafayette "a From La Gange4'
Tho MuIslctof The lutciior." have not Judi
clpl proof, bH have moral gertrude that he did
- j .ond murnurs from the Erremtiesl y In,
Ion Minister continued by slallng TINT under
these circumstances, NJ, Lecwcl waa ordered 20 60
t Tours, an order which hc Che AllnaierO HIM
sell communicated 10 General Lafayette ltai order
not having been ohrYed directions Wete gwen thtt
he should be removed but he Che Mms'oD wa
SURPRISED " hear that an armed force hnd been cm
ploved ms he had gwen orders To that effect "n
the contrary had directed that every attention con.
sst.nt with the execution of the removal should he
paid to M Ielewcl Nothing. observed the
Hon Minister IN conclusion " ~ more noble OF
mole Just thon 10 afford generous hospitality and
protection to the refugees bat there are, unforlu
nalely, umong them turbulent spirits. "ho InJwo
their own cause, aud over whom tosotnmat Is
compelled to keep n strict witch - Applause
The President here observed TINT the lnclder'
relntlve,u Nj LcleYeI was iurcIsuto the SUBJECT
under discussion, aud that he could not therefore,
allow any debate upon II