Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1848-11-06
Ve3a.. N;N1fH.--No. ~.


Austrian NnNIre. and on THE otnrr excited
ton among hr fha ~.avonan<, VITO in,l ur arms wv.
name Of die Emperor, il The Of tie p,wet wj,c.
tor s'ue ysars h,d always ION ~ on their side. Even.
have Nryed that he time III c,s-n tor The IIuncn
rams. l1eir army yl. tn !, and i nov in aIv vin
Marshal t'deIzNy, I'm untry wts cnnpe cy srn.
ned ot National tfnals. vrl', u en- rary the Ora
tans imnl Immediately III naaenS Ola regular army,
perfectly hardened IN III s. frontier rermens OF hr
the Duke IF i;1In>a has eNpoS'l The orgln2t Jn in III
narrative Of his journey Ia complete the mist'r unos
Hungary contains ~ mannactry Of arms NJ arsenal
anal N me nlfary, the frontier countries, All WILD
military nrrin2a I'M fi Important resources A hmi
II we defds u the mag ins oi ihelr reg'rdtS, "nd
can thus very easily arm the peaSa1t7y and the voHnie
VINO came IN crow dS 10 jpn themselves 70 the army 90.
San JeH'chich ms explains The facility OF Their m
advantages while the democratic and truly Hhrll inn
dail0n q lh' cause explains In- ittle sympNW vhcH
Inc iiunTaIanS have mel with N thrir misi rtunfs.
W hem alarmed at the success q their adFcSares. tlr
srnt depnla ION 10 Jenna - big tr the int ref.nc
oiIhe Emperor 1t Is known they We're harShiy repl~F'
ny INN. and renulsad Afterwards VIII not less rnden'5'
~ the National Assembly 10 whom, III despair Tor Their
cause, they addressed themselves
Il 1 not denar gi~m vine. uses ground daily at ial-
NJ u IS movement % me nrSae', move Henl arm
cratic an liberal al the hNom. which tr the nlon-a
gYeS strength N Austria to the Imperial power l'i7
many sAoT' s'4hed reI5WS cry oui reaction, and VIVA
feeble hi C. N. state II uho.t does no, permit HIM.
AMI perhaps never permitted Hin occupy himself wl
affairs WHAT vIsI ~ d. lhny nt suppose dreamed NJ
the Aus ran cjhaHul INT hopes are not at'riout
hose three victorious and faithful generals who ha.c
truHpa'd IN tie name vi tine EnprrDr In Italy, Bon
h'a 'lu .!un4Ny! in'I9 !" ae dreams may II I'M
maze eros NJ me mnyinN!3AS. out surely thry AM
n-an' And h2ta M n n l istt W ever be realize
AlI~At' h-iyzNy, \ ha Ald rl"El red,wouu ne m
saved ~ AlsHn danno IN lal! The Ban Jelia
cue: II ''i'y 1H"u'S 10 D. ''in to MN: Is he .''
le! q P1iiir'l aHs ic'4 ~ 'H'on IL Hungary!
The coHqn rorS q B5he1IA mr. h.y not even now i'--
ced Il come y AT understand 4 "iih ihe Conquered Wh
themselves aisohad taken arms III te name i the fnpr
q! vienna delivered irm her National w'rN
Snaps and freed from moo tyranny, .lt not the seat q
an aa>en y Witch IS rrsouFly pursuing the greatest re-
yoln''on that Austria has ever seen! There has bee.
there, as elsewhere, deeds accomplished trom Wh!chU
mp 'sSlbe herceflrth to return An "scllati"n 81 a
foIiilcai rendunm may carry fortune tyr mouloA.
70 certain side, but they must be very blind wh1 can
blIeve that The pastors, The interests the nvaIshli@
when alter such long calm nave just made 50 sudden
an explosion ~ midsl 50 many pt"Pe' Oh different IA
r'S and Countries, WI ne rtaoy 70 re"' 70 rest
nu'4" '"'r pdh c""S'i" WITT II H "'H y 7 ,''!s
sDle 70 predict ne combinations according 70 which thet
can form alliances to eiheTor oppose each oihef VIVA
seems pF'h1Iy at tue oo''" ~ me o'y th'n5 whlc'
sensible people can believe Is that we nave as yei see"
only The prologue OF The revolution when VIII decide to
fa'e' me Austrian Y hPife
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or !"PT' ana udeu. go .
/ "MGs>iNA, Sept. I2-I"u NlIi,no doubt, have heard
/ ii t's b"rr'fs cnlmIted on this Inflated town durn-