Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1849-11-26

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Aeerca h. place Itself andrf tie Protecting ninehce
. lie InIted Sisps and this policy has rt'bahlY he'
: rrred urtn It by the hash proceedings ~ n'ea oii'a
y rhere can b. doubt however, that the F"eelo'a
!. of Mpsqaa mist b. sustained by England as mat o
Oahpte been hy ffanee, even al The isk 81 an On
enn.hfsHre and .iaf assmeatz W. have fer2
azed the nuofif, III the adanSsg reign, bud We nav
defined ms territory bat If int part 81 lie R'e eve
becs,mes The II commercial aeiiF}' of ,f''-i
there n ne eifef cnsnlled BY raehr and rnea"f'
rmeanor haa bs acts All language which eau oaJ eu
IN sefiuus h.stHies.
COURSE OF TIE FRENCH PRESIDENT.
The Paris rsfresp. ndrB II the London Glnfe advo
lc.t the recent .irss Il Luis Napoleon. Neglye In
letter that readers may sre both sides
Correspondence Of the London 6iabe
PARIS; Ngv. l.
l. the President right or wrong in The hat h'
: he's adj rted7 The aasWcr can ouly BE- fusd "a the -
sn but ne must nj lse sghf II the pcculln pos"f
70 which ne placed. On one side he had the h'a
Republicans gradually undermining his Influence, ahd
Converting 10 Snealishi large p,frm 81 the tnajhhy by
hch Ne Was elected. the ether we're the 'cgmlsis
lipfne destroy he p1pually, aud 10 bring about ha-
tied. merely # The Republic but Of evrfs "sff sls
lem form of government except iheif wv Nothing
favorable IN he nephew 4 The Ennerr could arise non
tbs # things. Il The Republican p'oepI" prevail
ed would bcc1mc Rcd Republicans if Il fell, the CHIEF
+ Of the stare would be The Duke Of Bordeaux
There another tesnl, possible. but equally nna-
/ votable 10 Lonis Nap5le5n. The moderate Republic
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with he Tiers pard. TIE Daaute policy might prevail,
and IN that Gen Caysguac would become President
This The position oi LOUIS N,palHn surprising im
n he aouaed only By ambition. Bal let Us lake more
geferlus. and pehaps. the correct sow l''l Us snp
pnse bic mol YES have been. be has himst dec!af
ed only those of man devoted the Of nrdef
and 10 the welf'e of hs coaory, lie saw faaee ex-
posed 10 the cupdity Of factions. lie tund, with HE
existing system. Tie Exee0aRe loo weak t rrbee
society 10 maintain flgion and urdor aud prevent The
z l. NIit.f mn man
whose policy wa not his who refused to dismiss from
ofliee fuhcilonanes vha gave en1orag ment by com
phey OF apathy Red K pubbran7m, aud with iha
mrn Tiers who di-appoyej Of his condue', bni WIN
were in much dread OF his influence in the Chamber
and IN lie country Ia demanl.his dismassal.
The re ogafizi'ion n the Ministry had become new.
table. How Louis Napoleon In reorganz ~ -
Wns he. in his app isitiou 10 tie Iequl-tS. 10 play
lie rame of Tie Red Rspublic By making NJ. Dnlaue,
WIN could not stand wnbour the AID 4 the Mafn"in,
ebe President Of tho Council NJ vas he 10 form Cab
met " fhe Ihefs and Mole patty, who have not the
sYnpatfs of the naiioa7 L. either case he might, per
baps, have commanded maIarlty In the National rs.
semhly NJ. nulau'r. backed by The Monn'an, could
have created ma,its by lhiers and Mole had
maJ iy already at ihelr cmnlud, but IN eihff case
l.auis Np,con would have been cgpher, lo he would
have sunk roteyahY 10 public opinion. lleeanld III
deed have formed another MIXED Ministry but be de
claes in his mrssauc that the -slan If parties inr the
, general good had become impss In This state OF
things he has taken a vefy unexpected decision.
b lie has chosen Ministry from the majority. but
composed If men who have consented IN support per
spna Government WIN Mn h,ir faith To- hun and sgfee
10 dyuraio his n liry n homes IL make up for the
want Of prrsonal in nnencc ON these men by the free
public opinion and calculates on TIE patriotism Of The
- mandly He homes that men wha have hitherto voted
in the spirit of Marty bit apain, Red Repubicansn
and : cialisn will on his standard apainsi the canmnn
rnemv athnueh they SEE that Lc and not they: as fl
tas teal influence Is concerned will reap lh, ben, fit
o Nll be he dsap,ointed2 A few d,ys will show; bn
at This moment In, flpo out T the n onaI Assembly
Is ia his 4vor H. ipes,iar oivrs sasarnn with one
eNoepn-tle psri IN which he speaks Of the name o
Napoleon and Of himself az tho elected nI the luh
Decemher which il ~ said IA either dispay If yauiy
" an indication nf rcrninatinn 10 render himself IN
dsnensahe either ns Empcrr or as President II the Re
o public ife. At she revision Of The constitution IAt
substitution is general xcept ns tcaards the Red Repub
lirans and Socallsrs Win find in the me .segc m de
k termination IN aistrn.t tho yotk of ANARCHY
His rtoico az NJ nisers ia bloncd oolv on the orount
If heir beinc unknown men They ote no, bnweyer
sn nnknnwn az some pefsnns surn,se Gen J'uau,ron
as IN ltsry MN sta nds ss b;sb !, rc,,,tion M nm,
# man IN he army lie has heen called e,ilimo,e bu
4 al his ,nds d.la,s ilo, h. h,s n ,,,,i, FIR tb,
narty lle,sa dee,mi,ed ,1vo,,,e + i, order and I'm.
- n.rs,3.l an,e,,,n + +, ,n;s No,,ls, Al Ee,li,,nt
10 D,rtt has ~ ,,,en,, y.o,s hn an ,,yoc,,o al lho,,
n,liics he a, ,r L,i,,. - ,ar, s,rso o,;,y,
p G1h renooi,on fl, rr,tj,y t,h a. ,, and a ~ c,nn
q aud hot =, ,l al,.,,,,,r I ; - ll,haI
~ ''"' W 'ii"'S tNiP"'"H' f"p'''''
f'ei ~ Wmfh ne announc'd his intention 10 supper
M" 81 nv 'fph s'ht,Vr al me cause ei "raef. ne
s"'u Sea"et e"fNan.e nt me sonndneHs o, MS Jn"S
Nv. No. "a '.' accuracy ~ hlsSe"s. W fon', 'he heF
II Muster ei FINANCE, ~ not an unknown man.