The Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1822-1829, 1825-03-25

~ IN ATTEND n the polls aud hold the
'a4 ,,o,pst Of trrsmen owes yo0f ser
~ Those eho have truly repre-
r..ir w.shps. wrlcamc AID cheer
,nr giaIrlu plaaans OF Well
IN mon eotl and faithful servants"
't' nonr YIN your Increased conf
@a#s--Aud fpr thus WHO have dpne
,,i... rr-er,t the malrdlciun OF the
ON, II, the pafabir, " Depart from me-
~, no iougtr have voice IN you
e'I rg,Ir Citizens Of the Senatorial Districi
f.b,ryt. .Ntison, Sc.--What part will
s,.,t in tie ensuing Senatorial election
,taI ,,p return again 10 your legislature
IN an whose vote depended the tale
'3 g,hg rop,entlon hui, and by Who's" VOTE,
u, N utter disregard of your wishes, moi
..Iy expressed in your Counties, but oy
'o' Aj.rates in the assembly, that bill
NIT Ifyou would, you surely would
,.,a,,rlhe most obvious maxims OF com
.,lsr. Surely if you have NOT ahan
p IND The idea Of convention, yoa must
.5,gjla J. {. Cabell esp II you have MOI
hits it thai weds YOU 10 HIM l. ms
...lral lonors You would not a'o" II.
:. ms spl udid ta'e3ts ? ask Tor the wi
j,5rr of them. l. 1t his high, unoendln9'
compromising independence asa pol'H-
,,1 where are The evidences IL they
.s,1 he pro, nced, | could almost iofgne
| t,, for his voir on the con, VntInn Dii-l
,o5d thrn as,miale him TO that iaity
,,dpnfnacnt ,tatesman Chapman Johnson,
49,, s,,urtirnps turns a deaf ear 70 the po
,asr voice, " hen IFS behests are IN conflict
18th his own views of immniabIe 1nstict
,gjrxpH lt.ucv--and,I like an ahle and self
1q.i.I eler,l n crisis Of emerge cy,
nh. opna nImscIf the risk and rsPoaslbl
II, nj disuht,iug orders, stalking his per.
.agI reputation and safety upnn the soc-
....a ne enterpri4p. Is alr Cahell man
ot.I. Description ? )et MS political life an.
,aa Who IN tinrs past ~ invariably
o4yrd and as nicely 4, Crird thr lem n
s5IiDns Of popuiAr viii" hat pubic SIR
tat .an boast of conscience more yield
no and plasric-Whu has more constantly
keat his eye npoa the fug 1imdn, POPULAR.
". and whose votes have as uncun2iy
pointed to it ~ the need e the pole ? let
his political Fife answer thesc qutsilons.-
II Mr. Cabcll became enamourrd Of the
name and character Of an Independent
salesman, he Is surely UNSUITABLE in assn
nm and putting il on. Bat why did he
reserve this display for az late day, and
Unfortunately for this peculiar question =
Why did he SO long postpone his political
nsraerf'ion A hoary headed NeoPhyte
inpoIlIics is alwas a suspicious character.
Is there no one III the district equally ca
rahr ri representing you IN The senate P
Trunk you not that Henry r. Harris is as
well Serspd 10 the science Of legislation as
Dir. ClbeIl Is ii because Mr. &. is a ira
veled gentleman, better acquainted viii
ihe anatomy Of an insect or the process of
Vegetation N blade of grass, tina, he must
Or beter polIieia should conceis e
MI ! far one " ii he willing IA make the
a1aoge--and | caii upon Mr. Harris in |
| tn NINE Of patriotism aud of his own best
interests, 10 cousrnt to he 4 candidate for |
In senate of Virginia Though f eble, !
ponlse him my support, Coupled with d
tniidcnt assurance Of = safe drIiverauce
frongh the contest. Should Air. II. de
due, believe Mr.. 7. J. Randolph Of Al F.,
Am3rIe, or Hf. john VI. Mar,in of Nelson,
uhef, would he nightly ace. ptabIr To the !
Sshlct. Would they CONSENT To OIL. |
'o1d support either of them in opposition
hthe late incumbent.
4 FREEHOLDFR OF AMHERST.
Rae F-eeholders oftie counties Of Camp. |
bell BUchia 5tan and BedGrd.
ftLLow CI1lZE3s--ln agHn p,. sent
/ I2 ny If To yna, ny a candidate ion your
confidence. and suiIlag, 3. nj the ensuing
Senatorial election, | am setuated ~ 10
motive that can be Al va lance with the
tI'y u Jhr citizen, or the IasfiN atknow
EDGED sovereignty Of tte people, Lat i'm
Ptiitd By sincere wish II promote our
@umoa interest snd common prosperity.
ne" the vii Of the people as the
"afer, and the bappiues, ot the peopir
We end, In AL legitimate government upon
arlh.o
The free government Of the United
| sttrs, and that Of Sch Of thr ndr dual
'hes Ma erected upon the equal rights
IMAM, al men briu1 hy nafsrc free md
! lepeDdeut But man ht NJ b. nature so
I,as we'll a, free il il necessary that a
| N.9n ri ms uataTdl right sa0bld be con-
| tipd, tina! society may be IT all tulerahle.
III, eoart sslpn of portion ef MS natural
| ms, consists IN the obligation 10 contr-
o'e service, Hhen the community IS at
@sfa y ~ enemy, to pnjoy hrs own
o,d' IN. privileges without infringing
sfge's aud privileges Of others, and To
%! "a fortlun OF labolr, or earnings, %
's'aman stock, from which those Wbo
In Il.