Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1848-09-07
EUROPEAN AFFAIRS.


The abs rblng nature of the nendi1r Presidential
anVasS mas Withdrawn the attention of III, Amerig an
people, IN some degree from the affairs Of Eurore ana
ye' az 10 period Of The world Perhaps was there jrl-
"d OF SHcA noneninus and abiding interest," enacted on
Stage 81 expanded. Our interest il tie HIT and d.
n'uehent IS mol merely thai Of portion Of the hu
hah race. II Is direct and specific The political con
III ron OF The continent not Win Us 4 uiere matter If
speculative interest. 1t comes home to our b SIMS and
our business affair OF deep practical cncor nmen,.
We may profit by tile seen 5 now enacrinr Whatever
Pc "' real Or assumed sup4iry il the knowledge Of
sell g'VeTnmen We may read Wholesome lessons in the
attempts made 81 other nations to asSimaie their frame
"ork OF government to ours hist their Institutions
me combined suit OF the genius Temperament and cir
cunsahces OF people and may we saw. uf acciden,
remain wholly unke. We think it therefore The dutv
Q; every good citizen to pay the utmost attention to
what IS passing in Europe and with III suf.rinr hi.
mind to be misIed BY mere names TO REGARD The nresn
witE discrimination and the future with as hopefu a
splflt as he can invoke.
rance or rather Paris, is reported to be TRANQUIL
But what miserable tranquility is ,ha, W hch is main
aned only by The presence of more than three hundred
NOUS ina rops and the employment Of every m ans Of
fepeSso on, VII en- can saggest itself TO vigorous and
liScPIlhed police, exceeding in numbers exclusive Of
secret agensohr whole Standing army We speak Of Ibis
no! 10 ce"sure The Gvernmen for keeping in Paris such
iorce and invoking The energies Of tie pjlice We III
ieVe these measures necessary for the yery existence m
society in that city, and Gen Cavagnac would he last
t." TIE dntee "f his station If he reIayed liz svstem
stage Of siege IS still essential for The capital Of France
We admit the fact does not tell well for The can,;, -
the people fur se'fgovernmcn-but HE sacur;. c,;,
and properly is social necessity and n,tamoun y; in
p'rance even to the enjoyment Of political Ebertv
ans never mad, not even 10 the days Of Napoleon
more rigid master than Cayagnac and We in spjre of IL
s"'gecoh 10 The police of garrison 50 abundant and
uu0Fe are The elements of violence and revolt apans
a constituted authority,tha assIssinaons and s,ans
uSofl'f are exceedingly frequent, and are puns5ej o.
'eieSSeu IN 'he most summary and exemplary mama
hfea'ehlnS anonymous letters every day received
BY The ministers and prominent members Of The ,szoo
bly, The house opposite has been taken bv The military
and fortified with view Of guarding the hotel of the
Minister Of Foreign Afirs frm The people. and tho
national assembly egslates and frames tie org,nic H.
under the special Protection Of ten thousand men s,o
ed IN the immediate vicinity
Far'y lines have been more closely drawn By The re
poTt Of he committee appointed examine into the dis
tuTbances # My and the Instruction Of lime Tho
acton against the Republic had been vcrv marked ,,d
when Ledru RJln denounced as implicated win
all the attempts made subver the provisional ,ov
eminent, he vas stunned and hated IS monster 81
ne members Of the assembly. lie did not Quail b,,r
ever but assembled The tribune and y;ndca ted himself
win great b1dness and at the time denounced Il
dJor'y as false to the cause Of the Republic His on
energy and Dizziness have lnsprted The Republicans by
which Term we mean the pmgressives, the jacobt s.
me cl1ss "hch Alara and Rvbspere were the leaders
IN '95. Ledru Rollln is not put down. lie has The
synpailes Of The multitude and regarded as al ire
man and designated victim. His parry is small in the
s-Semby, bal will lncrease-whls in the CITY and in
deed IN all the IL il, be recornzed rs he iaas
OF The ultra popular P;ry. We can anticipate nohino
else Than that The Grondst and Sontapna!d PARTIES will
be reproduced W ch may acquire the sscndency no ou
can now ioresee PERHAPS wrug the memory Of tie
Grondsts the first Revolution, by Iikenino t., them
the present dominant party III the assembly which m
9ueSohaOy embraces great many who are opposed to
the hep"Dc and ahAIous for The restoration Of the moll-
archy by Tile recall If one the other IF HE exled bran
ches Of the royal family Ii contest betwe hpsepaiies
Will not be nere parliamentary The weaker will seek
to add toIis moral Influence by popular manifestations
"thef tnsnfreclons w ensue; implication Oft he leader
viii 9s established; and in spite Of the adjustment Of
capital punishment fr political affairs, their heads will
iaIi beneath the eoge Of the guotine This contest
VIII mol De arrested by the establishment Of Constitution
nPon republican Pnncip les.-There Is 10 pr spect Of
parties based upon grea principles Diversity Of
ton Ut the constitution vii call the into existence
The French Republic will be one ana ndivsible. no
government Of Limited and delega ed.powers Ofcuurse
parties like those which have ever existed with US can
not spring up. There will be parties, however,-par
ties divided BY horizontal line. The idle and dissipa
ted, te FYor. the ignorant will be arrayed against those
who belong 10 eilhe5 clls Numbers against Pro
perry. For this courle the French masses have been
prepared by the ACTIVITY with which The detes able doc
rInes of Fnurriersn, Communism and Socialism have
been incncated by their jealous apostles and BY the ut
Ter absence ofal sound moral and religious .s ruclion-
W Go not undertake. to say how long it NAV be beore
rance works out her political reepera l;on Tie pres
ert indications favorable 10 speedy cunsumma
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