Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1829-03-09

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~ We Predicted would be The case VII. u.s.
hioho'. policy was Grs, resor,ed In "a
making IT penal 10 vend foreign .u,,s,. :, 'a9
~"n'" 'ne Commonwealth would be o,as.,
ia"shch 10 scoin. 1t is not for n, Il,
Ia" could not be, or vas moi fran, ~
ia''on 10 this subject. which should I...'' u
| aFc cunning of lis eyadels, as weli a. 'e
penal statute. Perhaps the law va. no, -
hc'eni ~ lis provisions as the admiu;s,,.,..
/ The Ia" were in enforcing it. BE Til. n.
me present arrangement Is a wise one be,.
white II hoes na aggrasa,e the mani, -.
crease the facilities Of INDUCING in this sne.,.
but delusise aud destructive game OF ,l..a.
II does not afford any person n meter,
opportunity of setting a solemnly enac,sl T.,
NJ defiance, and, al the same time, gives IN
some revenue 10 the Treasury.
The last subject we shall touch upo,
s99Ih State Rish, Proiest-no, iliaf we L.,
on II Ms of any Importance No. Il is
p'e'sre" "aa. such fulmnaIions have l,oro,,,.
dog cheap. and are much more reoqeut, -,
ened than read. II The reader vii ocrn.a
extract ION the Address of the Hartford r..
se"'oo' which he will find in another coh,o,
oil to days paper, he will be asioni,b,d to
the same train OF reasoning emplo Ell 70 ,,.,..
the same disorsanizins principles nhch DIM.
ed that body and its adherenfs to eyr,la.,;n.
fanny, and which, rs il by magic. lave l.,,.,l
become SO fashionable in the South. W..
not for moment believe that the neenIo o,v..
gina will consent much longer 20 be loJ 49,.
IRON 'he path which the Faiherg Of tie Cons,
tutlon have pronounced to he oitAodo, -,
10 which herinteIcsis empha:cally poin,-po,,
especially when she reeollects thai the arm.
ments used by hel blind guiles 10 induce beg
do so, are the same which were onre usra g..
justify treason IN The Norib.
IL We make roo'n, fn-day, for tie adj
tionai papers which haze hern bropob, "a ,i,l,
by the recent correspondence between Mr. At
ans and the Boston fcdelnli.ls Eve, candid
reader will admit. Isl that Mr.. Adams ,e,,,..
did believe IN The existence of 4 poi 10 disxa,..
the Union at the i,ae he Communicated his en-
PIGEONS, aud the evidence Upon shich ibev u.re
founded, 10 Mr.. Jefferson, or be would m, Inv
made similar communi .ntion 10 COY pli,,,,.
about the SANE moment. 9dy, that his snspj
cions are proved, by the candid tatbmep, ,r
eov' piumcr. ms well as by the extract from fbp
Fro ceilings aud Report OF the Hartford Con.
vention, 10 have been we'll founded And 3dlg
hat his refusal 10 uni'e viii Ods, Prescott, ly.
man, Cabot Co. was dictated by II lofty shirt
oil attachment to his country and devotion 70
lie union of the 5 a,es--ind not MS his yindi1
1--we enemies assert. by ANY hope or expectation,
d personai advancement. Mr.. Adams cannot
hope ha, justice will be rendered TO him now
'eeing that his retirement from office, Instead
81 appeasing the Tancor Of his foes has ub.I.
ed their slander0us tongues AID teus. and n
iced raised mp new assaiants. But, nb.n he
ecret history oi the stormy period ffon Is1d
intil 1915 shall be given to The nerld--vhrp,ha
acts shall be disclosed, the communication ii
which 10 Mr. Jefferson induced thai clrar.siphteJ
iatesman 10 alter the policy tine government.
We hazard nothing in in edi,ing that he will be
hailed as tie greatest living BENG.
actor of his country.