Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1850-06-27

ENGLAND.
The rago Of those Powers, whnse system of govern
mcn rcp5srs thr hanaman and the hoyenci knows no
hnudds because the Eunsh Minister has eacrerd Greece
into respect These very powers have anbihle1 Cm
cav and taken possession or hrcmso it politically ri
Tended them Russia has sublucd Hungary and still oe-
cnpes the Danuhan pfinciplllies Austria gafrisons
the fomagna. The French have bauharded Rome occn
Try aud whilst hcy have handed its every liberty
10 the Pope they suspected Of exercising
on the Pope himself. who is prohibited from absent
ing himself from the city.
Amidst all these mouslIous breaches Il he right, oil
nations and Of soYcieigns England had made display
Of force apparently of very small purpose The %
yernmcnt of Greece having committed divers waulan
wonps IN British subjects, and British oil
GERS, King Ohio has been compelled to write letter
oi apology. and 10 pay some eshi thousand pounds IL
dtmnity.
Ilerca these powers. who have been exercising their
tyranny night and left, for the most arbitrary political
reasos and in dehlocc Of The laws Of Europe. give
10 the dest rage. ard indulge in The most dreadful ana
ihemaS because. iosa1th. Lord famrrson has yrninr
ed To do the hundfcd and ninety ninth pant Of what
these bues have been doug. lhcy have ttoddch hbet
tirs under foot, annIhaled the Independence 81 nations.
bored from the map ol Europe. States whose existence
was guaranteed by the lrcay OF Vienna They have
shot Italian priests f5r the crime Of contrasting hbcrl,
noggcd Hungarian Tor giving breahla5 10 llhef
ais not 10 talk of the thousands OF brave whom hey
have hanged like dogs and the universal ruin aul rans
cation they have deerrcd But all hi, snolhnI. Whilst
compensation Tor claims. the justice of which TN sc Yfy
lytans do not deny tso5th, mol u he barnc by
them. They must have venacanc,. They must mahe
ropslls And Their organ for they have found an Eng
fish Journal thai does not blush to act sueh-tcs us
what these ferrs,ls
The ST is. fhai The Russian au,has ador is 10 be rc
called. We did nat recall ours when Cracow sold.
IT when the revenues of the Danuhan rrincpny We're
leonously seized by Russia teed its armies. outrage
far greater than could have been inflicted King Ohio.
had Admiral Parker coerced him without ASSIGNING n
cause After having subiroc ed five millions sterling from
tbs munled savings OF this county, under the false pre-
tence of making allroad, the Emperor of kussl wants
to dictate To Queen Victoria who 10 be her ministers,
and what their policy is is To he. II would suit the Gar
to have the unpleasant Lord Aberdeen for Engsh min
ser and in order TO obtain this, and urce ont Of Of
flee English Statesman who has yenturtd 10 show
svmpaihcs for Italian and Hungarian Independence, a
diplomatic plot is concored TO be AVENGED Of minister
so English. aud bold and little disposed 10 pander
to he impolicy of absoutlsm.
For after all . we have reason 10 think Imd Pal.
merston s, monstrously liberal He shows SUNS oi
it in domestic policy, neither do his colleagues But he
thinks it best for klrgs, that they should make some
concessions 10 their suhioc He has declared his opn
ion that Austria would be morally End physically strong
err had she not one foot upon North Italy, whilst trying
to tread down Germany with the other. Lord Palnef-
ston thinks that King Ohio would take far greater hold OF
power, and lay fmer foundation Of empire. was his
government constitutional one. In entertaining these
thoroughly English ideas, Lord Pameston Is evidently
no enemy OF Kings nor oil SOcTacleS nor OF conerVh
tsm And we will be bound say. he loves Mazzini
Strive. as little as Field Marshal Haynan himself
But your Austrian or your Russian statesmen ahhor the
moderate constuonalist even more than the wild re-
publican. Aud that neither the Gar nor Prince
Schwafzenberg will tolerate allow even whigglsm a
mongs u.s. II our and, public funclionatles
do not put on The old Caslereagh livery and ioswear
even the semi liberalism of Canning st. PeoTsburgl
will not even keep up The Common run oi cl'les with
The absolulist powers of Europe are ia fact, deter
mined tl form continental blockade against the prnc
pie Of whgIlsm. They will call the ambassadors. the
Argo- Russian official organ informs US, and they VIII
allow EngShman to settle in their domnlons We
need not arry To enquire who would lose most by such
prohibition.
And this is to be dono-why To contest the righ
Of avongng seeking ress l1r wrn9s done To Brsl
subjects We confess that such night ought Ia be
rarely exercised Civilized nations viii mol nlic hest
wrongs, if committed by their agents, will instantly
rive redress. Suppose n French "A Russian cmcl d
the police had izad British officer and beaten ht
boats crew, nj Boulognc, Of lIivrc. or Cousralt. D.
we not know there would be naah: complaint, and IN
quiry, an41rdoss2 But when The officers Of such gov
enments as Greece aud Naples commit such ouTagfs
and commit them on purpose 7r pol teal vengeance aud
relrbnt0n, and when mol only all rcdrss Is refused hn
when even no answer is gyon what power VIII bear It
Why had any great power behaved to rs Greece ha
done would have been the consequence; the ou
rage and the insult would not have been borne. am
therefore would not have been committed And II tho
Greek court had that tug land dust not take ven
geance in Ills last event, the result would DC ha every
petty Greek captain of port, NJ. KhondlnopouIas
would have seized every opportunity for beating our OH
GERS and seamen, besides spollaung Engshmcn Of Their
lands OF getting mohs to pillagc their houses.
In every despotic country, Eogllnd and its govern
inert dIslked, because they declare the right Vi
every pcol lie TO certain degree Of freedom. We have
no right to nlmde this opinion upon Russia aud npon
Austria aud do not. We recommend 1t in Greece, and
have right to recommend IT. but nj being listened To,
we tolerate the contrary But thai is 20 reason why We
should be pup sry wronged and sudl0usly lnsnIlcd.
England, fear, is present cordially hated on The
continent by The absousts and roaclonats because
do not approve Of tyranny and military government; by
the revoluonlss and anarchists, because we have no
confidence 10 their wisdom, their moderation, their
pacity to found a government Eoglish opinion seeks
for smehing between the two extremes, and unurtu-
natey there is at present scarcely middle between the
two extremes 10 be found And cans qnently the Eng
sh out Of favor with courts, and ont Of respect wlh
people These grndgo5 towards greatly 10 be
GREETED. But do not they spring from our honor and our
wisdom? We are the only people calm, the only people
right, in this age Of panic and reaction. But long
time olapso without justice being done both 10
position and motives. Military courts may prescribe,
and socialists demagogues may mathematics but
er there time in which the "Jusen Ct tcRncem,"
expressive Of the prond consciousness Of being liberal
without being anarchists fair without being quarIeomc,
and Of entertaining Just views and hopes Of the future
prospects Of Europe upluhucnccd by tho bg9ry ii con