Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1836-01-07


rancor and will do you good even in spite Of
Yourselves. The Marshal, who stands before you
fuGls my intention, seconds all my views, AMI
also watches for your welfare. At these words
the members OF the dePutatiou bowed 10 tie Mar
shall. " ell. crntlemen, but what signifies these
salutalons The FIRST duiy is 10 perform ems
duty, and conduct ourselves like honest men. You
have, gentlemen, Ia choose between Your Two al
tcruaivcs either to persist IN Nour illusions as to
an independent kingdom OF Poland. or TO live tran
GULLY a, faithful subjects under my Government.
Ii YOU persist in your dreams of a distinct nation
sliiy. Of the independence of Poland, and of all
these .h.mcra>, YOU Will only draw down upon
Yourselves still greater mi,urtuncs. have raised
this citadel. and declare tai, IN the SLIGHTEST in
surrcctun, | will CAUSE itS cannon 10 thunder upon
the CITY. Warsaw shall be- destroyed aud Ger
tainl, shall never he rebuilt IN my time.
1t /, painful 10 me 10 speak thus TO ,ou--t Is
always painful 10 u Sovereign 10 treat his subjects
thus, hul do II for Your own good 1t Is ior YOU,
gentlemen, to deserve II oblivion OF the past it is
only hs your obedience 10 my Government thai
you can obtain this. | know that there Is
rcspondeucc abroad, aud that mlschcvoas writings
sent here for the purpose OF pcfscrtlng the
mind, of the people The best policy in the world,
with such frontier yours, cannot prevent clan
dcs,ne relations. 1t j. for YOU to exercise your
own police, and keep the evil away. 1t is by bring
ing up Your children properly. by Installing into
them the principle, OF religion and fidelity 10 their
Sovereign, that your can keep in the rifh path
Among III" disturbance, which aelta,e Europe,
and those doctrines winch shake the SOCIAL edIhce,
Russia alone has renamed strong and intact. Be
licve me, gentlemen, tlat il is real blessing 10
hclone 10 TIN, country, aud enjoy its protection.
If You conduct ,ourselse, wrll--it YOU perform all
Your duties, my patcrna solicltude will he extend
ed over YOU, aud notwithstanding what has pass
ed, my Government, will always watch over your
welfare. Remember well all that | have said 10
you."
The journal DIES Debates, Ministerial paper,
gives the speech attributed 10 the Emperor OF Rus
STA To the Municipal Depuiation OF arsaw and says
thai many manuscript copies of ii have been cir
culaled at Vienna, Berlin and Paris, one Of which
it procured Il expresses strong doubt. as to its
authenticity, aud wishes that il may not be true
it argues hat, as the municipal officers oil Warsaw
are all nominated by the Emperor, and chosen no
doubt from TIA. Poles must devoted TO III, person.
to address such LANGUAGE to the body would be
10 destroy all the feelings Of reconciliation and
Kindness which may have been brough, about b,
time. 1t adds that the public will, doubt heei-
tate before believing such document and promi-
>cs not TO spate its comments upon it, should It's
authenticity lie proved.
'He 'tII'I' saN'' ''a' th'Ie ~ Only remote
''"hfe o' VAL between England and RaSsa, the
Two nations being 50 lar sepa'atedtha other Pow
'rS must also be affected by then movements,
ana naval Val het"eeh them benny out OF the
que auen' Austria, too has assumed a dehnItlNc
position of armed neutrality, and viii have, as it
W'fe' Inc supreme coiir" 81 the contest Between
rance ana America, The thips thlnks that re-
gul" war III not tdLe place thr two nations
WIZ never hc mad enough to compromise all Their
poliilcal ana commercial relations. Here England
MiIl be the medatlng power, IN the same way
Austria VIII oe between England and Russia, and
her assistance Will be gwen 10 France. honestly
and frankly, since the alliance with France seems
to he nh Indispensable condition oi her foreign and
domestic System. W III the Americans accept the
ni'alahoh OF England J ms cannot he told but,
on the contrary, II is rumorcd that the nlled States
are forming secret treaty Of a"ancc with Russia,
a sort o! act oi union against all chances that may
come. Al all events II is certain that numerous
treaties have been concluded, during the last three
years, hctwrcn The two Governments, for the com
meree OF China and the north Of ASIA which may
have prepared the way Tor such political conncc.
ton, and OF which sufficient notice has not been
taken IN Europe
ne National says, that from the letter of Mr.
Livingston addressed To the Duke de Brogc be-
lore he lett Pans, II appears as was said before
hahd ts tins journal, that the American Con>titu-
ton does not admit, OF any other means of making
satisfaction for the words of General Jaek<on ,h,n
oY modify ing OF explaining them III his next Mes
sage 10 Congress, the Presidents speech bclnploo
ed upon as that of private individual over which
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