Virginia free press & farmers' repository. [volume] (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1827-1832, 1830-02-10

a" '" most unh"'y struggle Tor his
and their plunders In the 1oisc nj war
and slaughter. Imagination shall hear
the long buried warriors. the M-tacam,.
The Sliantinonios of other fields again
m,pgiing their war-whoop with the cry
o' the white mans battle. Men shall
see, or seem TO Sec, grim spirits, the
Chiefs and Warriors If other DAYS. an
preaching from their blessed hunting
grounds. IN The far-ofr West, or If ,lri.
ven thence. from " some happier island
IN The watrry waste" horsed on their
oiDo clouds in red brigades, twisting
ssain the giimpscs of our moon, and
maxim, the night of ar apd conflayra-
ton more horribly h,.irons.' -
Once more, SIR, aud I have dane. III
this amendment do not prevail, and
TINS resolution Is adopted, the provis-
tons oi u. when finally adjusted and
carried into fuIi operation, will mieht;.
~ strengthen the Union. For this 1ur.
pose the cessions Of il were originally
male. 1t has been said, a national
debt, divided and distributed 10 ali lis
owners over the country, does form
cord ct union not easily broken. Ii
may be So; but what is that Ia the nj.
most infinite number Of cords. lines.
and fiaments, which will, by the pro-
VISIONS OF this system. be wound arou nd
aud unite US together: Distribute 20
The several States the annual proceeds
oi the public lands; and, on is way
thithcr. II will make the straight way
broad. the rough roads smooth. Ira
vel and transportation by our present
vehicles, will be cheap and expcditious.
when we have introduced into our
country the inventions already in ope-
ration IN Others, movement from place
tn place, NAV be- so rapid. and exchange
OF social and hospitablc intercourse.
between different parts Of the whole
country will become 80 caxv, and fre-
quent. that men will almost forget that
their homes are in different States: aud
become really and IN fact citizens Of
the United States. ofone great Repub-
lie. by ROADS, bv railways, or by ca
nails; by land or by water, the produce
ct any part, NAV. cheaply aud With ex.
petition, be placed in the marke, Of
any other.
distribute 10 every State a fund for
education. aud il will be divided, and
subdivided into streams, until il shall
reach every town, every village, every
plantation. farm. and family through
out the United States. Let the people
once taste at these refreshing streams,
and they will look up 10 the u. States.
their benefcent source. and regard
them with delight and veneration.-
They would turn their thoughts 20
them, as the inhabitants Of ancient T..
gypt did theirs UPWARDS the fountains
OF the Nile; and though not with adora
tion, vet surely as to the dispensers Of
the best blessings Of Heaven.
When this systcm shall have gone
into full operation over all the land,
and bat one generation has beenscui,i.
waited and grown up under its fertiliZ-
ing nature, no Demagogue will ever
rise up IN our country hardy and DIES.
pcratc enough 10 divert OF obstruci the
current Of IFS progress. Should man,
an after time, on this floor, move 10 APP
propriate a single doiar of this fund 10
any other purpose, he would be Kissed
through the country BY one united cry
OF abhorrencc from every man, woman,
and child in tie nation.
IL, therefore, the United States
would make the Inhabitants of every
distinct district vi our territory one
icople. a nation, united. great, veal
thy. and prosperous, let them provide,
aud put into successful operation IN
every State, appropriate funds for in
ternal improvement. II our country
would render her union and existence
perpetual if she would place dep and
broad the foundations of her prospcri.
~; IL she would distinguish her.cif
enIihenfy above all other nation, of his
or any Other time then let her draw
high example from Divine brnignity.
call little children around her. take
them IN her arms. and Liess them with
the lessons Of pure, early, and efficient
instruction
Some further experiments were made
on Saturday last 5Olh ult upon the