Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1833-08-12

xho come into cover as the en.r es Of n fre eY-
sting tyranny, lfthey forget tLeif principles and
listen 10 the seiaciious Of ambition The govern
men, Of the Revelation Will do more injury to the
immediate tranquility Of France, and the pro-
sressivc incfease of fee principles than the ex.
PEELED government could have done because II roi,s
tie people Of he. fruits OF onc Arugee, and drives
them TO the oeeessta of anolher, TO recover the
ground lost by the ueaehery Of their lenders. Blu
to arres, the advance finally Is beyond The pow
er OF any government or system Of policy
-ss1N iBaR. American
In The British House Of Lords lately. the Earl of
loden called attention 10 the erort o,bate on a
previous evening, as published in The Tunes new ),
paper. !, related to a speech ssob 10 shaw been
made by the Earl OF Suffolk in reply to the Bish
op Of Exeter. Euil Ruien quoted the reply, as re-
ported, and then sts'c that " nol only did the no
BILE Earl no, make tia, observation, bul TIC did No,
make any reply at ALL 4 pesci 1ras iarsufed IN,
him BY the yepo,ieis cisea'had ~ ptr 5eel. atie7e
al all.
We have known in this country speeches RI
'ored, no, as they were delivered, and speeches
Of ten minutes heightened INTO many columns,
bu. VIC have not yet arrived ri the skill Of manu-
featuring speech IN toto, without tho knowledge
or consent Of The party mos, interested H.
The population Of Lower Canada Is On, in round
numbers, at about half million, of whom a, lens
four .hfhs, or 100000, are of French descent
Not@iths,andn, this disparity Of numbers IN favor
Of the French population, the fnyors Of the govern
mont nrc dispensed in an increased proportion,
much 10 the d ,oonent of the mhiorily. In late
Montreal pap'r 1t is stated that cut OF d13 M,.gis
trates IN That Province, only lG0 are French Ca.
indians, and the remaining 1923 British Grea, com
plants are very naturally made of this inequality
ana parties nrc moving on the subject Such
ground tor popular appeal 10 a majorlty in number
"ii DC powerful aid 10 the malcontents in Cana.
ia, VINO afe already numerous and cn,erprsinr in
men views against, the existing order Of thlngs
The dlssenslons which have been 10. some time
past iomen,ng, arc not likely to be srtted permu
ncntly, so long as Canada remains dependent upon
a government SO remote ard incapable Of managing
promptly and efficiently the interests Of such large
ana go" ihs country fBaH 1mericnn
Tue emp anec Societies OF Nova Scotia and
Ne" bluaswick, Notwithstanding their recent orr
"ini have been soViccesstu that the Governor in
nus ieeehi message attributes IN part the dcclcnsion
OF The CoaniaI revenue TO the diminished consump
on OF ardent SPIRITS. The same en.ci has been
produced, We believe, by like causes, In Great
brsan end lreand.-Wc find Documents quoted
IN the last report OF the Pennsylvania State s'cm-
peratco Society. by which 1t appears that great
decline has taken place IN the consumption and
manufacture OF nrdcn SPIRITS. The 1iminution al
consumption IN the United Kingdom during tn
year ending the oh January last, was ncafly a
mW,on n gallons from the preceding yeaf IN.
'Ih''hNlon oil spipts manu'actu ed ~ ireland IN
1880 amounted 10 2lU 903 gallons. and I'm the half
of 1881, there was IA decrease in III, ,lcuand n.
mounting, 70 III oGi gallons H. Scotland durinc
70. nc, same ' period, The CONSUMPTION had icned
'13,h97 gallons These are encouraging tokens
rom ooronh, OF he growth of human improve.
mcht ana we are happy To know that they are G.,
inaled oy the spread Of Temperance knowledge
nno pfaciicc at home. One OF tho traits by WHICH
| the present age will be distinguished as tematkn-
Die IN human history, Is the commencement of this
universal reform N morals aud inic lcci, aud zen
GRAZ welfare against Il deeasiug and .uinous vice.
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