Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1838-11-26

sna OF the 10th ult., Is sample oil he general or
der aud loyalty.
Avery favorable report on the FIRST volume OF Mr..
IL e. Careys Principles q Political EeoHong, was
made several weeks ago. BY Bianqui, to the
Paris Academy of Moral and Political Sciences,
from the Committee that branch of knowledge.
The same americans instructive tract on the Credit
system, of France Great Britain. ard the United
States" bass in motion for several Of the PARIS
joutuals as IL Bon Sens, L. Stocie, L. Phafe In
d.striei &c. clever pens the subject ofcre3I
In this way. his tract viii be useful even Ia the
French The Pans essays. 10 which | refer,
firm sbundany his statements aud vieus IN regard to
the condition of credit in France. Their cry Is lor
banking system. FAR more extensive liberal, aud IN
dependent Than the present
Mr. Coopet's novel seems 10 be interpreted
hero as you have represented IT IN your columns
deliberate. spitelul dispaagemeui Of every hing
American. lou my Judge by the annexed passage
OF notice Of the work m L. Rerae ftdscatse, ion
July last: a Nj Cooper, Who appears to have hue
relish for the sweets OF the Republican regime, such
at least rs the majority OF Yankees understand u,
has pcrsondcd, IN certain Mt. Dodge, The restless
and often oufrish spirit of the American Demotrd-
cy &c" read, IN July. Al AK Ia Chapelle, Tor the
first time. Mr.. Coopefs keeollectlons IN Italy, aud
| WAS shocked IA finding IA much Rtatnltous
IN fetched. unjust oboquy Of the United States
moral intellectual, physical sociai-so many insIdI-
Gus unfair, essary references aud comparisons
Even the BRUSH newspapers aud Reviews note
lHft, IN us buuhs q iHfHAHH lIdff4 I'' 'HhHliN
aud counir, men are 100 hardly dealt with" II
has often happened that foreign nd. have beensisit
ed ot the purpose, maIny, OF vIllyiug them; but,
10 nay knowledge at least the case IL tarr. on
quite unique, at i0ut.in distant countries who,
n series 4 publications appears 10 be clie1y in
tent upon di,cfcdane lis own country in every
particular 1ud 70, al thr same tiuc, expires
ses the teercst II rulu.nt--a most patriotic IN
elsu.,.e=# he ieeu,c Of otbcr dcfimefs The
l.aalu4 5#5II"f vel remarks oithe volume on TIA
Is; IJNeald Or easy 10 puck out Of This very book
insuy passages concerning America. which, bad they
been found ~ work Of one OF The Islanders rs
lac calls ~ 'ui1 have laed TO call tolll broad
sides OF utuprrI6au 6ou hlm'
Apfopos II Gle1Is aud enemies Of America. the
FIRST OF The former among European writers has
long resided a, Nan2 feer to James Grahamc,
Isq. originally OF Lanai shlfe, Scotland author OF
Z" The History OF The United States Of North Amer
CT from the Plantation of The Brush Colonies to
fhru Revolt and Declaration Of Independence !" a
work the first pau oil which, issued III 1927, was te-
commended, several years ago, IN sumo OF our pin
cipa literary Journals, to the favor of The American
people. The History has been reprinted, with the
addition OF Two volumes, and now consists Of four
ocidyoS. excellent Ia style, and beautiful IN typogta-
ply. II Is tuiy. ~ the author mentions in his Pre-
are, the trut OF more dian eleven years OF intense
mediation, Eager research, industrious composition,
aud solcltous reysal; - aud, what should also
greatly value, II was prompted by the warmest pre-
Direction and esteem lor the United States. e" am
not deslrous.' he observes "A the same Preface cot
conceallng hlt regard America with feelings OF
the strongest, perhaps The most partial fegaId.
fhls regard animated him throughout ms arduous
task, aud remain, IN Nil It's Nytcuy, although
the degree Of attention aud honor due 10 hls
production has not been Yet pad IA Amer
ca. lie has never crossed the Atlantic. Iii,
lab9ts, 50 lar irom yielding him any pechnla.
~ profit. have cost HIM upwards OF SIX hun
died pounds sterling, They have cost llm stll
~ la fits igt4. L.. ~
scarcely possibieior any constitution 10 remain un
impaired under the atduI anxiety, aud pans with
winch lac sougbtto do justice to his cherished sub
Jet.
could not dwell so long on ono European labor
+ u IN out y1fd without thinking oil another, Bot
"a whose History et tho War OF our Independence
Is more i9nlltaf To Americans than the page of til,
Scottish voiary. Nj. Gahame was placed IN Franc,
-, ,,.,.,t,ot,cI, -. = French iauv. | bclicy
mat liberal political opinions conducted the Itaal
hthet. Dnunt thluk me tedious II offer an cx
tract itom MIR. Grthames correspondence with IN
about LIS brother historian:
" hope some American mcmolrof Rotia will an
pear Il should Crafty Americans 10 LEAN that or
his death bed, he related ut was 10 myscln that In
SON IA some distant part The world received evil
iirs hon The officers and crew ol an American YES
sell who instantly recognised a friend the son o
me histoilan OF then country, adding, that was I
Ich reward of my IAbors' Whcnl told him tina
Jefferson had expressed admiration of his work, h,
squeezed my hand, and testified much delight; an,
when told hm that both Jefferson and John Ad
ans condemned his speeches fictitious. he smiled
and answered With n0ttetc, They arc not alt IN
vented"
WAS myself admitted 10 several interviews witt
b"lH before hls last sickness, but when he wa
suffering under one OF the most painful nhladics I,
winch flesh Is her. lis counenance was In TN
highest degree intelligent and engaging. He SCENE
to bear his bodily affections with the mdest cquani
mliN. Ills eye beamed with kindness and ptid
when he spoke oil the United States and the wei
come winch hls volumes had received. lie related I,
me- i@e"'Sc, the anecdote OF hls son. Ii was a
MO Janeit', II remember we'll that as soon ma th
officers oil one o our shll Of war heard that son -
the historian was on board French shin in IN,
h'lbot, lhey made brilliant entertainment for th,
Jung NAN IA testimony o national estimation
81 me fathers nrh ubute To our annals Sosbnul,
We "'"aNs lttl and act towards all Europeans VIII,
eNelt men highest faculties on those annals Ia th
permanent oxidation OF our national chaIaeter "a nj
we SlflH aud PEI cycrance ut the lItahapes ,uf
po'''S. .H etn ltly tanks Boua among her hrs
"I'cIst III Dot Prose aud verse. WAS slruck vitl
III, beauties 90 as eloeutlon. HIS person and =,
t"''ased III" Hteet ol his reputation and elouurn
s,'"li. memoir of hun appeared ia one of ,b,
an, monthly reviews, and Intended to offer Won
translation Oh abstract oft, but | learned than som
oil ms intimate aud distinguished literary friends ,r
h''.ed mole ample aud elaborate biography. wI
make use of tins, soon as / can obtain r9nv n
l"cl III slmpie, rccluse manner, aud died IN q,
humble lodging. =