Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1834-09-29
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FOREIGN NEWS.
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MADAM The Chamber OF Deputies of the realm
has Iet the greatest pleasure IN seeing your Mnles.
" IN then midst on the day OF tho oponing, aud still
more IN hearing hom her lips the expression of prin
"'Pleo ana desires, the 81 winch ~ M rnkro
the prosperity Of this heroic nation prosperity to
winch 1t Is called by concurrence of suspicious err
cumstnnccs but from which il has been for q lon J,
lmc rcfhdously kept back 10y the wees of gEsnrd
Legislation To fe%cncritG this unfortunate coun-
try 10 put IN action all the means of It's agcrnnd,e-
mont to secure TO II all the f,oodam and lmnuntics
necessary To the enjoyment ol social rights aud on
these hnses 10 renr the august monument Of alliance
ana union between the throne and the people the se
are the wishes Of the Chamber, and such ~ the
noble object 10 which IT will eonsecrno lis efforts
"A uesolafilg pcslloncc, which h1lcls u great
part OF the nation aud the capital, has slrcwcd il
with m,storiunes and DEATH and To n certain extent
has pnlsied all the relations of society bat it has
not been sufficiently powerful to restrain your Ma
)os'y from presenting yourself III the mds, Of your
childrcn-the desire for their hapnin.s.. --'~''''""
ting over ihai -. own sHety,--no To prevent
the Deputies from assembling 10 second those lofty
dosignS. To Inn who loves tho country every
interest ls subordinate and The loss OF life is It
thing OF smal importance, Il lie has so domcancd
himself rs To fulfil his duties aud satisfy the public
viii. BE this the pol,'icaI profession OF the Cham
Der, and The rule of Iis conduct IN future.
But IT, amid the danger which surrounds us,
these consoaio,y reflections can be cherished, none
but feelings ofa just indignation are awakened, on
turning TO behold tho excuses winch polluted The
soil Of this heroic city on the l7h and 18th of the
past July The Chamber nkcs III It's guide, rem
son and sincerity ana 1t will never Prove rccreant
TO either. II we'll knows thnt personal safety ~
the hrst nteren and the first right oil man IN socc-
" and thnt Government cannot neglect To secure
II without a monsIroOs ollton of primary odIgA-
TONS. Nations march 10 perfection only by the
road OF justice, and thus r'qnres ihnt nll the mem
bers of society should be protected & Who're there
are laws and Ministers to execute them, let the
zcn merely respect and obey them.
The Chamber very particularly invites tho at
ention Of her Majesty to this point. and desires
that the most energetic measures may be adopted
to discover and punish the perpetrators (whosc de
signs were favored by lomcnlabie want of pre-
caution and 10 establish public opinion IN a man
ncr Consistent with the honor of the nation, hose
noble scutlmeng ought not 10 be eonioundci with
those Of enng OF rioters.
When her Majesty submits TO the dolibcrntion Of
the Chamber the conduct of the ill=advlscd Prince,
they will enter upon the subject with the faithful
ness and zeal demanded by tho netes, ofthc pre-
sent dynasty, aud fthc people, who res, upon that
dynasty oil their hopes ofhapplncss But It is nc
the Chamber would deem itself cupabIr if IN treat
lng OF II matter So extremely important, ii should
dispense with the language Of plain and exact truth
Con the sake Of bosowing cowardy md dangcrou
conf limcn's. The laws Of the monarchy--the pub
lir GDod-thc general will which - esses,ially the
most sacred an ndcstructible element -hnvo all
pronounced IN fasof Of your lJlusrious daughter,
md every thing drclncs and confrms her II CHS.
But !" the Ian Tine, rc'ei party Rises the shout
OF srdioh, prnripally n corner oil the Peninsula,
and nothing bu the ,'rong hand OF energetic 90
yernmcnt ean Suppress ~ A course of lenicncY
and ccmsney hns 20 tried long enough already,
with n hbd result, 20 dspl the decetiu hope in
which II originated. The villains net rebellion
wDth mpunny and he who closes hrs hear, and
ears Ia tho plerc NJ call of hrs country nothing
but tic force Of inexorabe law can BRING him back
to duty.
The Chamber Vows with satisfaction tho issue
Of events IN Portugal, md the friendly rela IONS
which exist between the government of her Nnjcs-
~ mud those oil France, Gteat Britain aud Ireland,
Portugal aud others fsomc nave delayed the nc
knowcd2men' Of your august daughter, the
Chamber does not believe that tins circumstance
can present my obstruction 10 the march OF the
salu,aiy reforms in contemplation, nor to the hap
plncs1 and glory which will result from them.
The picture presented by the interior situation Of
the Kingdom, your Majesty bad sad, " is far from
being so naterng as your patriotism would dc
sire" The Chamber will add, that without doub
! it is far more sad than yonr Majesty has been led
/ 70 believe. Many yeurs Of arbitrary government,
of erroneous Legislation aud formidable opposition
to the principles rccogu zed nxtons n every so
! CAL organization, have bought US, by gradual
decent no'nble state Of depression aud m,sory.
Agriculture is IN dropping condition. bcco' go the
exorbilancy of the taxes the violent mode Of col
Letting them, the low price Of produce, owing to
other errors which this is not the place to point
out, the difficulty Of in,ercommuniea atoms, and
various Other causes, have thw littd the calcula-
tons and tolls oflhc unhappy husbandman. Com
mcrcc surrounded on every side by lmpcdlments
- poralzcd in its movements, both through the m
Aucncc Of the evil just mentioned, and by others
which have consplrcd to its injury industry and
the arts, IN all their branchcs, have by necessary
consequence shared in the disasters produced by
the errors of the times. Your Majesty is called To
the great destiny Of rcanImatlng this dropping
country, and Of assocatlns with your namo the cx
allied glory of having carried to RS completion ar
enterprise as commemorate as IT Is difficult.
The uied fidelity OF the arny and navy is
source Of pride TO the Chamber, and ought t.
inspire your Majesty with the creates, confidence
The valiant men " no swore 10 defend the throne
of Isabel know how TO fulfil their promise faithful
IT, and to destroy, Of the point of the baYonet, tn
abomnablc hordes of the enemies Of public reposc
There is also, Madam, another force which j
worthy of all consideration and gratitude. Ii !
the Civil Mia which Of late has rendered s.
great services 10 tic throne and TO the cause of 't