Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1830-07-19
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.-onistei sfpoo' eSio's
s'' o,sI,6ca,.on = and, consequently. for
III ' .eo,ndre, who has been displaced, three
= a blacher hue have been installed into
ss,,, lie then declared himself TO be i''endly
r.,;s and 10 Internal improvements |;
b. ,ow returns, only the Jd'i'eiou' friend
and the ayowed enemy OF the last.
,..,on. all his pledges aud promises 10 the
~..,s,o people have been violated They
,,vs been truly said TO be
- oea. Sea fruits, which tempt the eye
=. I'M turn ashes on me hpa'
II, 4. therefore not al all surprising that
him with cold Indifference. Lei him
'' Il. .;,ads be assured that The " signs OF thr
-. are not now TO be mistaken. The baud
Tim !, on The UaH aud he may 10 vain war
,';. destiny tie may retire with some
hin. like d. cency bui II he shall sill seek 10
-. in Office, the NOTIFICATION of defeat
.,a;,l, awaits hiD. i" lie has been weighed
,..l.aces. and i. found venting"
~
r-y' There were 600 subscribers at ihe Cele-
bratiou Dinner III Chdfit''o"' d u. on INC Isl
,.,v Many in1 ,nma,rfy ioas,s were druuf,
t,o dou1tes;. wera many of the drmkers,)
and several reasonable speeches were made.
We were surprised aui sorry 10 see Langdon
ch.v.s where William L1wndes would never
t,,ensea seen--iotemost among the Dbunion-
,s,.. IVA were equally lad To see tue able Il pat
r;o,;c REPRESENTATIVE 10 Congress from Charles.
tan (C6T. Drsyton,) come out against tie Null.
fer, II sect who, under pretepce of guarding
,hs Constitution, can only exist Ivy its subver-
,on. Let us Imagine IA case Suppose Penn
..,l,,,,, should declare the Indian Bin passed
nv The last Congress To be =" palpably unconsti.
,,l;onal." as Or. Cooper aud Mr. Hayne say
,be Tariff law is, aud claim the right TO nulHly
;,.-,nnpose she should demand It's repeal as The
,,ie. of her allegiance 10 the union-what
>,o,IJ tho States interested 10 the Indian ques-
,ioo sayi And yet, has not Pennsylvania the
sane right to n4iiily the lndino law, that
South Carolina has to nuIlify the Tariff 7
The answer 10 this question, whether il
he in the negative or affirmative. will sat-
,fy any man, that this monstrons power
of notification does not exist, aud cannot he
admitted, without making the Federal Consti.
tution even weaker than the Confederation
System, the imbeciliiy Of which il was designed
10 correct.
a.. A n,,H, t.,.I hat he Ear, ~
law is unconstitutional, and We, vndicates the
cons,tutionali,y OF the U. S. Bank law !! What
ishis opiuou worth. who permits i. to be thus
moulded by popular clamor ?
~ Az meeting of lie citizens OF Maysviiie,
Xy. John L. Langhorne 10 the Chair. and
John A. Chambers, Sectetary,) The President
Veto on their Road bill has been warmly cen
sued and George NJ. Bib, for opposing it,
declared TO he unworthy the further confidence
of the people of Kentucky.
" Calet Henry Clay. son of the late Sec
retsry OF State, delivered an Grafton on the
5th INST. at West Point. We have heard the
talents. studious habits and slniable dispos tion
of young MIR. C. highly spoken of by one Of
his brother Cadets: bra Grafton is SAID to have
evinced great ability.
-aACe-
VI Gov. Floyd arrived in this place last
Thursday afternoon, and lefl here in the West
era stage early Friday morning. We are glad
toiessa ina, he is enthusiastic on the subiec,
Of Internal improveme nfs--bY The Siuts.
" We justified, in oar last paper, the par
don, by the President Of Wilson, one of the
Philadelphia mail robbers, on The express
ground that the execution of one of them was
sufficiently powerful as An example. and salts
he'd public justice and that the Presd ent was
therefore correct in pardoning him who was
the better and least dangerous man. 1t now
appears, from the mos, incontestible evidence
ina, Wilson, who was pardoned, was infinitely
agreaier scoundrel than Porter, who was ex-
ecu'ed. While the President, therefore, was
right in pa'doning one of them, he was wrong
IN selecting The creates, ysia of the two as an
oeec. of mercy.
disappointment '--ll WAS a vile reflection on
aHmanity to see the vast crowd 81 men. women
and children that ,hronged our streets last
Friday, who lad come bither from all parts of
the surrounding country. TO behold the dy ing
8genies of a fellow being. We are sincerely
glad that they were disappointed in the sntici-
Pa'sd qualification of their very laudable Curl