Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1849-11-22
VOL. xxvIl.---No. -.

which lesds The idle and px,ravaqant 10 hope Et zine
when they may po, their hands In their ne,pIMrs'
poekels-ca II what you peaseiti Ia tyranny. II il No
matter whether the emperor Of Turkey RIBS his subject VI
his rrapetly---n whether under the notion If eansl
rights The properly EARNED by another shall be taken
io'n him by najofiiy would not rfase iIr latter.
oa The contrary give mo Turkey for weuld prefer one
desfo, 10 ten Thousand ho wnud labr II there were
nj asecnrtY that What be- earned would be his own fur
hi own erfymeni. Tor The educaian II his children.
nf the support OF rye ard .lIr qualification all his
ssasonehe desires
Gen''nen tho events Of Tho past year many, they
seem 10 resul, from indefinite purpose Of thss whs
wish 10 nmelorae the cpndilion Of things in Europe
They had no distant ideas. They may be- incident
oenehs arsng from II. There wa,s may somewhat
assnaee The Imperial swnv "f dfspts. They may servs
to eonvince hose who hold dspotic pow 81 that they may
shake theft own thrones IL they do Yield sme,hing
to popular demands. In That good may come
oft.
Then. gentlemen. there il another aspect. We hay.
al had our s,mpaih'es much enlisted in the Hungarian
rifnl fr liberty. We have all cpl Al It's failure We
thought We saw more rational hope IT establishing in
dependence IN Hungary than IN any oher par, Of Eu.
rope whee the question has been agitation within ,hs
last Twelve months. But dspotc power lrom abroad n-
'eivened 10 suppress it
And. gentlemen, Whit will come off do not know
For my part at this moment feel more Indignant at re-
'en events cpneeced with Hungary than at sl thoss
which passed IN her Struggle for lhery. Iremeniesa
cheering | see that HE Emperor Of Russa demands Of
Turkey that The noble ks,uth and his c,nnpanions shall
he gwen mp, Shamrll And | @e that his demand
mnde IN det's,n ot the established law uf nations.
uentlemen. there something on earth greater haa ar
blraty or dtspiie power The phlnap has its paw or,
me "htwtnd las lis power, aud thu earthquake has ito
ro"ff But there Is sonetlng among capa-
hle el shaking detpoiie power than lightning whwind..
OF earthquake ovorpewehrg oulburst mnppansr that
The Threatened Indignation of the whule cvllz ed world.
! Renewed cheers
Genilemen HE Emperor of Russia holds himself to 10
bno by the law OF nations, from thu fact that he ,rens
WIN nations that he fams alliances ha processes in fact
Ia 1--we In civzd nge aud Ia govern an sn % lened ma
ton. say that If under these cireunsl anccs he shall
perpeete 81 great violation uf natural law as 10 seize
'hese tinnganns aud To them he vi stand ~ a
cflmlnpl and maleaeior In he view Of Tho law. luud
ho7z's continued TN several minutes The whole world
Will be le tribunal 10 try him, and he appear before
u aud hold ur his hand aud plead and abide its Judgment.
Reiterated cheers.
The Emperor OF Russia is the supreme law giyer in
his avn country and ir aught know. tho executor pft
also Bu. hanks In Gud he is nn, he supr me law
glvfr ~ executor o the natl nal law. aud every Offences
against that an offence against thu RI his o The civil
zed world, hear hear and il he breaks that law 10
The case Of Turkey IN any other rase whole world
has right &c cali him aud to demand his punishment.
| Right II
| oor rights as nation held under the sanction VI
national lava law which bscpmes more mporan from
day 10 day IA law which none WIN profess agree ,o
are al liberty 10 ynlsie Mr. let him imagine, lrt
any one imagine. thai force sudue tho general
s. ntmeni OF mankind II 10 much more kelly 10 extend
thai seaiiment and 10 der that power which he noss
desires 10 establish aud secure
Genilrmon. tie onee Of John Wict life dug
on Of his grave seventy ef his DEATH and burnt.
for s hcre>y, aud his ashes lhroen upon river IN
| Nrwickshi'e Some prophet Of thai day said .f'f
| "Avun 10 the Severn runs,
! The Severn To he sea,
/ And Wichiile's dust sh Il spread abroad,
| " Idle as the waitns b."
Gentltmcn. If the blood of ssulh Is laken by an ab
'oule unqualified. unjaslidable vlola1n o naoal law.
"hai will 1t appeasr- what viii pacify Il will min
pie with the carlhii will nix with lhr waters ,f The
The ocean-ihe whule civilized wngd will snuff II in the
air, and II viii return with ewiul rerbuon the heads
OF those vioators Of national law and universal Justice
| Great snlusastn) cannot say when, or in what
lon bu, depend upon H. that II such ACT take place,
he thrones ard prnepaies AID powers must ln,k out
fr The consequences. (Overpowetpg appause.)
| And, nov geptenen let rs do rar--let us un-
deisand the nusliion IN which stand the great
public Of the world al he most Interesting Of The
void. Let US consider the mission aud he destiny
which Providence to have designed Cor, and let
ne tale Of our conducf. thai With irreproach
alo had, with hearts vnid Of Renee may stand up
whrnfVer and wherever called uplu. aud with a voice
not 10 b. dseg red say This shall not be doneai least
mol without ploest, llr. Websicr's speech rs-
cesed with much more than The common exhibition II
orpnbaton and AT lts cse three times three cheers
called fer by Mr. Abbott and responded TO heartily and
unanimously
Mr. " ehser then retired. amidst The CHEERS Of tbs
assembly. the Whole company standing while he LETT the
hall
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