Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1846-02-05
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patauns very difficult; and ihai is very pobabie the
Senate out the Ptesldeafs sia"s. Which 10 n"s
ccttan, that years time England AID The Uaiied
States viii he tthtlng The Rttorme, tepubllcs6
n'wsraper. adnlires Tho Presidents tunness. Tho
sifee bods Tho message t aceahle N ioht oo, 'h"ss
the President desifuu. lnr var and that ls subdned
eNptes,n. nave been Imposed upon him in spite Of him
sell il rrgfeis the violence ol sumo piris as mol co"se.
ndbie, aud hnks that Fnpee should have 0cen exempt
cd lfon the defiance hrOvn out To Europe. La Pafrfe
which Is Orposititn journal pfo,sis against the ul>
piaaeo Witch SOME Nspaltts appear 10 attach 10 the
Amtrcan alliance. We wish Ia Keep god featiois
with Ia, tn1ed Slaics II says. 'nut We dun't forget
that ~ LAT our 'Nanlal ana, tie Americans have sc>
copied asslsilab ~hsn they needed IT, but itfl u
IL shli ar uuIs,ees Nheh needed ticlis aud 81 IL
would be again. They coaprej indeed. by Ma.
poeun Ia pdapl his Eyslem ur reusia Powers against
The English, hui ef dong wehad 10 pay S25.oUU .DU
liancs Such II all we have guinea ifom HE American
ahhee. II the Inied States were at war with Eng-
land. oh. ,hea lloy wuud ho drahted to pnsscss
nihanee, hut II Ne Nete NJ wh England, Tiny
would frnen etley ntnlmla This very adyanis- :.
eeous system ct making allptced Is noi n all 70 the
ias.e ol Ihe Pairie, and accordingly II tnLs (notwh~
silndmg lis general opposition 10 HE gdyrfnmenD that
the French Ministry acted wiiely ~ The Texas affair
such he npiuns oi the Patsan ptess on The Presi-
dents Measure. lnu s5e lhai hey ore, as described
llcm, Insignificant In private @cleiy. opinions arc
petty much the SINE ttcl hui. IRON all have
heard, The tnae o The Nie,sHse Ia cenened. Violence
IA always unberomlng even m strong oostmmentj
aud IA Europe Is nevrr emrluye5. in he Cned States
Il may be considered nee'sssy but u the bnveIhinent ot
The STATES sorpnss that causes lear W creates respect.
an ihe European continent, II ueetises ilsel' must
strangely. On the ohef qucsii1ns dwelt upon ~ thu
long Hiad,d Message of The Prfsdei ibc newspapers
say Uolmug Tho proposed reduction ui the att. bo"
rvet natoa lhem great pleasure IT win the mo- hen
eticla 10 FIroci commerce generally, aud especially
10 the live enonues, which have long been in need Vi
better markets iof the't produce MAN 'hey al present.
passess,"
IN lhe Other GO 1ntes OF Continental f.aroe The Mes.
sage stoms 10 have excited bul l''lhs h'enlo"' NJ
btd'stls extracts WIRE gwen. bul new continents were
made. letter ilam mat ei'y says lhat 'ha orcgM
dispute is b0 llle understood ana le p'ei Is enter
alned That The Engin and the Yankees wonld M w1a
lhlne oil lighting if The moon MS fo' oregon. IN 1eT-
many, The same ltolirg VS. entertained.
HE CoNlINENI.
FRANCE.
orrNiNa or ruE IREEcH CHAMBERS -THI.
klNo's SrGGen,.-ihe &flh olt. being The day fx.d
Tor opening III the Frcneh Chambers. deuch'nents NJ
Salonal Guards aud trohps oi TIN line were stationed
al an 'aty hour along the Quay Of The luileIirs. the
Bridge Of CuGeoh. aud the streets through which tho
eofese was 10 ptneerd 10 The chamber OF Deputies-
~ one ocldeh The King lei, The lnerlts, and proceeds
ed 10 The Chambers Upon catering the hall OF The s't.
Jugs, HIS Majesty was feeevd by laud bccianatlons
lilo sealed hlmHtll upon the hfone. aud aer salunx
The assembly, hr r1nnoanred whilst seated and wearing
hs hal, tho Royal Speech, lie congratulated tho
thhmhets on the general te'e OF tho country ilIhdtd
10 the prosecution Of great works which had been voted
10 pacific and anlcable assurances received from NIL
Foreign PoNers--ihe friendship existing between tbs
King OF the French and the Z een OF Fngland-ibe mu-
tua confidence existing between The two governments
the slave trade convention, and 10 the affairs OF Age>
eeta--rspeeIng The movements on the banks Of Inc