Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1834-11-03
EOREICN NEWS.
EARL GREY.s SPEECH, at the EdiH5a's'
dianer.


The dsaner Ia Earl Grey vas gives ct Ej'n'
,ayrh on the 18Th Sept. Il WAS very splendid he
f.ir. The Eumber Of guests vss eocu' 2sVV'
Earl Grey, on being toasted addressed The assembly
- follows: -,
The Noble Earl said be was completely 'h"o
sauase 10 express all the feelings oil s.sae'''a
gratitude. and of pile for the honour aono w"
This mceting was an unparalleled on', anu nc n'-
lryed there was example OF rhy'h'"g VI '"'
L,.d IN h. r. .upd ernhr s.ing did ihe numerous
IN, ,n,,,1,e.nt persons of waieh II MAS eenposeo,
all acu,ai. by enc common feeiing 10 support "a'
lbersi .e of policy, and tia, system oil eo"aih-
n.nt winch WAS eacsiated al onee 10 sfe'ie 10 we
,,..l. he,, usi rights, ard 10 al the hfnnehts ct
The Executive its reeessaTy enihof1,y. nc N""''
ksisontin,ed.. There is, gentlemen, snosh'f -
ae,,,on pocul.arly affecting ,ny,el which presents
itself 10 M on this pr nd occasion namely, thsi
,his most ytatfying of al. honeufs Is not polu oa
Niin,s,er newly raj ,ed power, IN the vigor oil ms
age with long career Of active and useful services
bcfoss him and holding out a. erpec'a'le' " o'''
crs OF Official benefits MOI yet coniefr'o, NO. oon
tlemcn, this proud marx OF distinction mas Dec" CIV
.,,o. M,,,s,sr " no has leseen ed, ! will not say
has fallen from power, whose official lie IS eIuVu'
whose long Parliamentary career Is hastenhg 10
final ciose-to ons when tho balance h"s o,th
struck between his proulIses snd ms performances
judgment, ana The future, far as he rs ooneerhed
presents no oblee, either Tor hope OF Tor ieaf ~
Geo,lsacn / have been at las, the hunlbe ,ns'rI-
rnent in the hands of Providence, and supported
Arsl by the confidence OF a gracious sovereign 10
whom the PEOPLE oSe Jeb oil graiIinde wnioh
they never car pa, bal BY TINT general u'ou'e OF
atfeetiona,. LOYALTY TO winch nc In ially en'''Iea-
IT, Say, was enabled, FIRST by ihe eoau ienee OF
xrac Gus Prnsc & next by the support oil The ?eopr
IN accomplish the attainment Of thai ereai cause,
,r,xc tia, no baitet remembrance OF me shAild dc
seeni 10 pos Gritty, rnd that no better inscription
mould I've easFased on my tomb, than 'hn' assist
ed IN restoring 10 the pee lie of England anu scot
land me fair ana just exeres. Of their rights IN the
election ofihca represent aliyes Proceeding on the
same principles Us those on wbch Parliamentary
Reform was foundsd-namely. the principles OF
end preserving the settled inslnu'
lion, Of the Siate-proceeding, say, upon those
principles, we have had the powec OF eueehng
,ueh flr her improvements as The necessities o 'he
lines may render expedient, and IN dong ibai,
am sue tha, need no. any 10 sueb meeting rs
ibis, t,a, We should carefully ,lS,a III from pressing
any ex,refpe or violent CHANCES Throughout the |
progress nave msje in 5 ,olsnd, ! have every
W here found Dot only jealous attachment to the
cause OF L5criy, but also hin attachment to no
Suc print piles Of our mised Government. have
oun0 nleh VINO KNOW lbcG "h' |
iarc maintain lbem'-men ~ho prize liberty above
Ill things, and Who at the same time nre Impressed
v ,,h this sreo, auth that for the take OF liberty Ii
,clf the peace and order ofsociety, aud the author
ty Of The laws matt be sustained nd the just pow
srs OF a reg Ilar and beneficial Goveromen. duly
Imported.
We have lived "a exuaorJlaary times We have
accomplished tha, which will secure the Jas' 1ishis
Of the people d; hut III tho accompaniment oil that
great work, strong pass ions we're Oh oil sides txc'
ted which could MOI bc expected NIL at once TO sub
side. On the hand tn lmpaticoee OF nbase IN
spired many with too needless desire to tueti
greater and IN extensive changes than necessity
required and perhaps 10 pnsh even saaIaty 'eiorm
with u dangerous p,oo ptaaon. On the other haho
there were hose with whom power long posses
scd now lost or curtned, had left feelings OF batter
ness behind prodac pg opposluon to the mos gen
orally cxpres Sod wishes of the people trust tina,
tie passions which have been excited on both
sides, will speedily sabslie, and 'ejoice IN The
hcps TO see those feeling, saeeeehs1 Oh the ONE
hand by the good sense OF the people, controlling
CT ccsscs or violence, ard ON the other hand no
cessary, though perhaps late convn'lon as to The
necessity Of nqultng into, aud ultimately asto the
necessity ofeorfsetlng such abuses ~ the wpns a
the age, and the increased intelligence Of The times
require 10 he removed That s a hope thaI
cherish, no,w thslandins the tran'c declarations
,a' NC have recently heard made, not only on tue
other side OF The irish Channel, bui even III ihB
couoisy, from a,n who would Jr,veu,tc II oc
sructive onl fatal eoah,,t-frotn men =" wro hnow
no. what they do'--irom men ho do rot sec hn,
even mporary SUCCESS on lheI pat Ga thing thu
woulj De utterly nposs 'ble) would nj fail 10 eu-
tail consequences u,ma;ei, fatal both 10 themselves
aad 10 iht constunon, o. VIVA, rope Is this dcsrc
rat, courage, If courage Can be called founded
! am tod, that re action has taken place. II rs
pretended by THESE persons that change is u
hand aud indeed many of them will tell you that
such a change has already taken place IN the pub
lie opinion tho those who had onga.eI III the
cause OF rsform Scr reason TO rcpeui their er-
rof, hat they have renowned their former opinions
and that they ready 70 resrc, those reforms
winch have already occurred. " Reaction y Van
ard deu!ed nlal In what let mc ask, Us tina
they SIC symptoms OF seeb stasc OF .hinss Is
J., he approbalisn which has followed me, an
which has been SO generously extended TO me bl
my couhuynnon sine my retirement from ohco
u II " I've Dun5 IN those EXPECTATIONS OF regard anS
ritachmen, which have met with 10 every step oI
my ~ay 10 thH place 10 il 10 be found, lastly, il
the meeting Of this day, which, whatever tue vain
jmagiaaions Of some men may suggest TO them a
n o pretended reaction ~ The pubic mind, wou,
never have taken place If II Vas not the result OF
genc al fceling IA favor ofre'Gm No gentlemen
Of the good sense and ,nudefau On ufthc people %
England & Scot and-cf their rilucLmsn 10 II Kin.
VINO well deserves all their ioveof their SINGER,
conyicton OF the wnole5omeness Of that form Of 60
vernmeni, the work Of thousand years, by whcl
u lager share OF liberty is now secured TO then
than was ever kuown by any other milton in th'
world-of peaceabe and orderly disposition q
fha fall hap III g.,