Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1830-12-30
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noved.
E,om The Naiionn Lteihgeneer
NuItufcArIos. The reader WIZ see, ny '''
eutrsc, from the proceedings ~ we hesh,'''''
of south Carolina. given 10 another column
- 49,. .,y.r,. carried on" ia that quarter
feust. from, Columbia TO the Charleston hi
,t,,. inuart a lively idea OF the pitch to "hich
,.rrsment is wound up among the mempeIs %
nth na,tis. A letter IN me Charleston NY
Gaz.tte under date NJ Colu nbis, Dec. IL.
i've, the following picture OF the tunes
zine ..cit,ment Of the times Is such, ina,
L.. :, de.,s,r of the Union. II some bold
check is not made TO the sscenuh"t p"'H' INN
ev.otmint take place. do not believe thai
,h,t, intentions are to discover the Union, bit
,bev mr.. in -ulcating doctrines which, II put IN
n,,r,icc would make thr Unlon rope snno;
aud they are awakeninga deadly peJuhice 10
he North, winch Will result ~ s"pS'h'on'
Could ia led In hale th- pe"pe Di the North
"a much NJ some Of Inc ultra radical party seem
10 do, / would br among tie inteho'i 70 -eceh''
aud II l.. this increasing hatred among ne grow
ing up generation, that We most lament Inc
,nonao, that t.a alTrctons Of oar people ARE
vesoed from the ueion, tina, moment, II tpet
have ,he power will they sccede. tell ton
tim, .v.rv natri.t must be npa and dung, and
the .aonar The better
This oicture IS snfaly embrowned nv the
ppreheuSlons of the writer, whose arien' pat
rlo,sm masn fees the danger which ne nninis,
The recent election III the c,j OF Charleston
wherein the friends of Convention found
themsrlvvs beaten by n majority OF 20 votes,
II appears To US. must operate as COMP 'e
damper upon the brand oil discontnnt, winch
b,, been nearly blown into blaze. II APP
pears now, that the physical as well MS moral
power Of the Stale, is oppos" 10 the absurd
doc,rine (sbsurd we must call it, sue Mr.
NAot.oy's demonstration oil II y oil the right VI
an indiy,dnal State to nullify any acts "i Con
gress which do not happen to strike us fancy.
The vote in thu Leg 5latnre Is the vote, IN part
AT least Of committed men, acting wrongly
through the pride vi OPP ,ion. and has 70 pass
the ordeai If the People, whose eyes II will per-
bHps as,Ist 10 open
We embrace The occasion Of allu7lon 10 the
conie.t in South Csrolns, 10 publish the lol-
in ,ino rr,ol ons. sdope1 al tie late meeting
in & arrest N, a, which Mr.. ftttgrn was pai
in nomination for the assembly, aud which. AS
proved by the result Of the elecilDC since hid,
may ne taken To express the sens" ct major
Ivy of the voters of the c,iy ( Charleston -
RfsoIryh That We consider the cali Of
Convention, a. q preparatory aud preliminary
measure for Carrying into effect II Ndihhcai,on
OF the Laws of the United States
Rssoipsd. Thafa Nullifcatiun the Laws
OF the Dnlttu Sthtfs, ny ~ s''5ic O'd''I - 't'pN
luiionary AMI unconsiitnt' onhl.
ResOired, 'iha, We admire and applaud the
course Of tho Hoo. WILLIAM SMITH and hear
thy Icspund 10 the sentiments coniained III his
admirable Aldr IS IN the People OF south CIR.
olina-That We tendeI him our thanks foi tie
services he Ina, done his country, md our cod
CALCULATIONS on The sell =approdhlion aud CON
sciausness of ldenfy. IN great pablo trusts.
Which ha carries with hln inio retirement,
aud ot which no patty can deprive h'm.
ON motion, IL was UNANIMOUSLY HeSotrsi
Tint a copy OF the foregoing rtsulutnn D. sent
10 tue Hon. WILLIAM SMITH.
Missouri SENATOR -Ihe St LOUIS Rapub-
lcan, speaking OF the late contest for Senator
Of the u. States, holds the following lan9na e
asto the Senator elect and the present Sena-
tor:
Z" We understand TINT AIR. Buckner is en-
i,e'y opposed ia the prescription that has mn.
ched over thl, Land, with desolatpn 10 its train.
aud that he Is the decided advent OF those
measures Of internal Improvement, and thu
protection ofdonestiG manufactures, on which
the future welfare Of our county will mainly
depend.
1--WE must still acknowledge that we have
been disappointed IN the failure 10 Ie-elect MIR.
il irton We believe that the true intarest of
our country, and the maintenance OF pure
political principles required hi. election. We
hopad still to hear his voice in the eloquent de-
nunca,ion of tyranny in Whatever form it
might he pracised; aud 10 see tho enemies OF
good government shrink before his whitening
surcasm, Though we are disappo inted in this
Just hope, we still do no, despair. The neople
themselves will nat suffer the man who has besa
thu true aud consistent friend Of liberty and
good government, 10 he long oppressed by
combination Of designing demagognes but they
will with their own voices RAISE him to place.
OF high trust and shew him by the reward, they
nesIow on him, that they entertain proper
sense Of MS public services. No man can he
found more honest, non. more capable, none
IA ore laitalul 10 the Constitution"