The Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1822-1829, 1828-02-25

House Of Col. ArmisIrad Oley. in Liberty, on
the fourth Monday IL February, al o'clock on
business Of importance. foil meeting IL des,-
,abe Oue ofthe Committee
-oGya
Internal improvement The Tariff Colonisa.
iron Socieig
II will be seen. from thr Legislative proceed
ings, that the House Of Delegate, has given the
go-bv to the report of the Select Committee mp
pointed 10 take INTO consideration Gov Unless
recent lnhlmmatory communication IN relation
10 these great questions. ifthe Governor may
be suppoScd 10 have been Uhagriued Rt such
result It Is not unreasonable To conjecture tint
he was llule less than bcdlamiie when Ire
heard Of the home thfuEs aimed at his immarn
late self hv some who enter tain constitutional
opinions similar To his own, Gov. CHESS popa
larity has been as short-i,yrd as Il was unfnprc.
tcdly acquired The paudits of the people
ringing in his ears, was sound to which he had
been so long unacenstomed, that he thought
40 zeal could sufficiently nautrSt his gtan
iudc and lhaul,s: aud thu, eycl -er rs he had
been TO ran a TIT OF words with friend OF foe,
his pugnacious disposition acquired iour.fod
strength with office, untl II has led linn beyond
the line Of" discretion. Even his patiiHans
found that II vas time 10 curb his rrStivcuess
and we are confidently told, that, ii the election
for the office which he now fills were 10 take
place tomorrow, he would be permitted To re-
ire 10 his " UIgwom Gram mar Shss 10 lash
hls principles into more dnctilc minds than he
has recently had the fortune 10 come IN con.
tat with.
Conversing with friend. a few days since,
rs 10 the usel.ssnrss Of Ntglnla's thruStlng her
opin,eus through The medium of legislative re-
solutions, on the other States of the Union, SO
far as any practical result might be anticipated
from such course; and OF its absolute Impro-
prietv when we reflected that on thrsf, asson
most matters, there Is wide difference OF sen.
timcnt, each side sustained by nearly AN equal
weight Of talent and numbers, he suggested the
idea that in order 10 save trouble. &c. standing
committee on State Rights should be appointed
at the commencement OF every SESSION ot the
Leg l>aturc 10 demonstrate against the ght oil
the general government 10 construct roads aud
canals TO re- ulale commerce. aud tn cnnn
butte It's mite tow ards the removal OF the Tree
! blacks TO Africa We hope the next Legislature
2 will take the hint. aud amend ITS rules 10 tins
! effect Tue Report OF '95. written 10y one James
q Madison Ga name much celebrated III the rhron-
iclrs of those davs) like sundry other dncltat mud
good books, is entirely too am IguouS ~ lis IAN
d guagc to be understood and besides, there were
no Tariffs or COLONIZATION Societies thought Of
: then. II has consequently, been grossly perSef=
= ted by certain learned Commentators OF oppo-
n site crceds, each of whom profess 10 brIonR 10
i, the only orthodox Al Official annual cum
: mcntary therefore, proceeding from he collec
tive wisdom of the state, cannot iaI 10 have the
1 effect ofkeepiug all who are disposed 10 wan
der from the the faith in leading strings md, AZ
= the same time guard 6om incorporation
: Mr. Ms exposition OF the principles and IN
, tent of the Constitution, to which all after writer's
, nave referred as conclusive aud satisfactory
Upon this hint, We lave drawn up the following
III, Ht,,f if,sI Ia
gates who may he elected TO represent Us ia the
next Legislature, WITH instructions to support
, them both by their vote. aud influence, 10 VII i;
/ RESOLUTIONS.
Proposed 10 t4e uclt legislature Of tifginiq.
Whereas tundlp h-les'os have crrpt INTO The
administration OF the general government, which.
like all other abuses, beng ut FIRST small specks,
have by degrees. become heavy grievance,
poftcnous of still greater msChlcts, threatening
=, TO overwhclm the state governments and plunge
us INTO the awful gull of consolidation, against
: which were SO frequently warned by the adj
monI'inus ofour ioretatheIs; And whereas, The
: people ofVirginia have not ceased to " cry 'ond
aud spare not, . more particularly since the AT
minsuation of affairs was coufided 10 John q
Adams whose principles, If much longer acted
q on, we do not hesitate 10 say must lead TO the
2 horrible catastrophe which we more deplOfe than
2 nlunarchy OF even anarchy Aud whereas the
/ pebble hurled from Mr.. Madison. sling IN '9e
S faded TO kill, though II grievously wounded tin
Gollah oilberal construction therefore,
l. Regoiued. That because Congress has enac.
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