Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1841-12-02
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Prom The Paris correspondent q n, National hteiR
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Pans. November |. 1911
American concerns have engaged Of late an unusual
share Of the attention Of the French press In rccrcnc,
70 the rabd mvoclvcs Of the London Tunes the Steele
remarks that they must be prompted > the secret hos
Unity OF that paper 10 Sir Robert Peel whom the editor
from his old spit would gladly rinlarrass with an
mcrican war. This conjecture is rather far fetched
Inc Fumes ('tho leading journal OF Eur,p') mentions
New orb as petty mcnbtr. che smallest State of
our l'non and speaks Of the Sovereign Gpyernmon,
at w ashlngton, and the subordinate States II ia an
noanced. even by tho Journal dcs D,hss that the Prcs
ldcnt will pardon and beraie Mel. cod IN tho event of
his conviction The Constitutional, Of the 10Th in
stanf, has version OF the substance Of the rcntm,s his
tory Of the Hunters Association, collected for the
london Morning Chronicle. The lodges are 70 dcyour
Sanada-Nr Gushing, my much esteemed literary
friend, being the Great Eagle The Abe B,rnSl
would, he lived, think himself ,clI,,od BY the Chron
ine correspondent We must preaume, however from
the language 81 the Presidents Proclamation that IN,
lodges or clubs have multiplied and spread IN an extent
demanding Official and patriotic vigilance and repression
AL secret associations violate political and social order in
real Republic. Every purpose ever, act every ind
v'duai or association, should be equally accessible and
afnsitabe 10 the laws and public opinion vh,rr all arc
represented and Possessed of equal rirhs and faccs
tor Just aim and action The Presidents Cirrn,r IN
The post masters. by which be sewers politics from their
business, has attracted notice and applause here II
was, Indeed, des'derauin, if may Judge by wha, |
tt,r
ship Of twenty years. The Journal dcs Debais has ,
long editorial dlSIustlon the topics Of dispute between
the nised States and Great Britain II is sensible and
iuendly, and particularly uniods the madness of war
by detailing the various and supndms mutual in,,rv
without the least probable ultimate benefit TO either mar
y,,
The Courier Fraicais returns 10 our Hovc,rs hin
on which u connues to complain; but II demonstrates
the futi'y Of attempts at retaliation and Of a ren.
iusnmen' oil The treaty OF s22, long France shall
Pesis' IN hcr nigh tariff, which READERS ship budlnp
ana navigation much dearer the French than hey
are 70 the Americans, and prevents return frephis by
me virtual prohibition OF many foreign pruducs-
General Cass went to London to be present at the
rage OF his daughter; and the Gazette Of IIavrc
~ncfe ne embarked stated that he had only domestic
monse; Inc London correspondent of the Iertimis
paper, La France, insists that the family affair was
pretext and the Generals true erand was To
with Lord Aberdeen the mediation which Louis Phlnoe
nag rendered 70 the great JOY Of both the American Pcn
Potentisry and the British Cabinet.
Is, too, among the gorgeous discoveries Of IN. Paris
press that the Duke Of Wellington has resolved up,n
~aI In order to revenge the fate OF his darling tr,ops
=. New Orleans. Last week. intelligence came frup,
Aooon that the division Of the feet under Admr, C,sv
six ships Of linc-would immediately s, for RI;
"a ccc 70 your coast for the purpose of bringing YOU
70 reason on the tariff question. This was impilc,v
rhesea IoF DAY or two. letter of Mel cod goipg
e rounds Of the London press has been translated fur
n Iop'ous extracts from the report of his trial are al
gwen 70 the rcnch readers, not merely from tho M
csi interest OF the matter, but as "curns spec;ncns
ne american forensic practice and admin sr,,on NJ
Justice" '''''" u
nave been struck with the moderation and fairness
" - eaoria article Of the Colonial Gazette (publisbcd
q ne Office Of the Spectator in London ,ospec,aa ,ho
Camdsn case, and particularly the state of The frontier
Csnada founded on Lord Durham's sensible and libo
raj dispatches II is enclosed in one of nv budgets
ne bnssh are 70 be enlightened frhwith by new
- IN sne United States. ong announced and rem
mi SlYfz h.-n
me pen Of Colonel Maxwell, who commanded on The
.o,ndary nne We may hope that the Colonel,s book
Wall be found more impartial and yera.io;,s than
inc ToPH' OF the British Commissioners. and les,