Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1846-06-29

II spite If the tranquility and prosperity of Enropo, Mt
the preseHl mamenl AID the absrnce of any those
uuruta qpfstlaus Wich my al any mdmen assume n
Threatening aspect, and demand the utmost vigilance Of
sjulranen lhec Is enough heyand the present hour
"Ia4est The III 81 erf1us mecasi. InE AGE TUE
hl>o o. lnE l'REN,u hhp OF rgE MINISTER OF Aus
rgN, II sEAncu no rrElnrR INTO THE ELEMENrs
Ahu CAUSES OF turutr CHANGE, IS N ITSELF 4 FACT
or GuGaT laroue. Eatoqe Is prosperous; hul II III
unrd sustain the loss ot thaee great men, who have
succeeded, much by thrir temper and character by
hrf sals. III consolidating the present stale OF affairs.
W lhaul dauhl, The existence III France Of siroug adj
mInsifati5n, supported hy compact aud powerful par
~ the bel guarantee, MI ony OF The welfare o that
country under all the events and .falS TO which may
be pod. aaioI 'Io general peace ." Europe. IN
nlrnts u real peril, The dereIcts " hch divide The
rival candnales would sg9sle, but they must subsld.
by the aahr=enca ~ all the leading smen of the
country lie Interests Of pe5e order and government,
mol by cIuuyance at the ms duus attempts Of
irresponsible polulcduS - essca the weight aGd !nlly
Of the sovereign.
The neAl French election. Which will PROBABLY take
place ab1ut the II OF August, will determine Ills great
question: AMI vii appoint The fepn srnaiives OF The
un Who may b. called upon 10 carry lhe government.
by Their support Though lhan oue important crisis.
Il Is nu TINE hen the S. iira2cs OF the country
crJ by The advocacy Of sonf particular qnfslnn of mi
nor interest II suot lae wiirn experiments eau be
rird wth impunlty Tue tune OF The late dscpssuns,
the HUSTLE REVIEW taken By NJ. Ihiers OF the whole
reign the ffcble appeal made by Nj. Guzt 10 the pin
rpes which thc hasls ot tire compact Vt 1880 and
he cNinorjpary energy shoan by both The rival stacs-
men this accession, sufficiently mdnte the Importance
ilhr ptz fir which ttty eautfHdng. NJ. Cnzlts
tulnlsrailun aba be la-ed by the country after
trial longer aad nure complete than any cabinet has
enilyed n fnnco siuce HE revolution, The ma
non will 1eIerular Wheeler lie theories whirh pu.
forward DISGUISE and embellsh The pretenlions of per
soua ambition worth The practical benefits which
hs administration has conisHed npon HE country.-
lhr result almost Of rs mitch Importance 10 Europe
Us to the French themselves. Il is the frequent boast
II n ihies that be ss he mosl faithful 5ad devoted
representative Of he pncple Of The French reyonlnn;
and he has hesaled 10 afuw himself the defender
and iaalor OF all but the gfossest enormrs Of that
terrible period Of human history, Nj. Gnzd has play
ed a original larl. and AIMED oiiief ohjecl.-
lie has sisted With cgia fmhess the abuses VI abso
lutte power and The ol popular freedom, nal by or
posing extreme tn the other. buI by establishing and
Guarding position between lhe t"n. The French
Revolution had doubtless. shsken sucsly lis basis,
and effected every Institution u ihe country. But the
thunderstorm and csrihGnaha are MI pereinaI--thrr
strength and their k9uHn by lie fnins Ie be-
itd them. 70 rFmOye those runs The fabric OF
rouhs ; greatness upon and solid basis. and -
rrsure possible the pTlnri piesa lie French
mona feby III conn elton With le nsinntaI lffsdum
and tine frightened nppen- al The present age, Is nD.
p,r tack than Ia keep siiyr lhe Fr'l o revolutionary
-. o,asal. II. ! hi,!s might have hsgl n the novg-