Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1830-08-05

~ ''h"' Ut wrong. no itranl ever yet wTest-
20 the seeplre from the feeble erasp OF The
''e"oHns sotsiles OF liberty, until lucy became
100 ehndiy attached 10 his person OF 10 his mar,
y p" perceive MS faults. or too meanly submis-
sNe 90 resist his encroachmenls W. have not
YET arrived 10 that last stage OF ai,onal deera-
o"tion--and God forbid that we ever should.
But II We are TO infer the G,tnr, from IN. mas,
we eau have no very agreeable iorebodings OF
the destiny OF our country
W ihe western part of South Carolina Is
unaffected by the treason ofIhe seabuard.
neioohean simplicity, aud a love OF consllu-
uonal liberty, lind Their eongenial home, a.
We" rs 'he" most secure retreat, among the
'"s'nessss aud on the SUBMITS of the everlasI-
"s nus. The VOC. Of the IN ountalneers has
been heard amid tie councils OF the Charleston
ana Columbia conSpirators, breathing a spirit
iittie suited 10 then lile ahd abomnabe ma
chinaiIons. The hard, cullyalars Of the noun
tam soil, have NOT YET been infected with the
disuni"n doctrines OF the lowland orislocrats.
lhet have not yet become disconnected with
We simplicity OF "A representative republican
government, the hand OF which IL not felt IN
All our borders but IN the blessings II bestows,
nor learnt to sigh Tor the gew gav. and splen.
dors-the taxes aud nlhe.--the titles and
paepriism, OF Monarchy. The loasts OF the
defenders Of The Union on tho late Annrvcfsar,
Vt our Independence were severe aud a time.
~ reboke 10 lie dIsnnionsts They put d
hook in the very mouth Of the Leymthan.
NeW f0f.-Gen Erastns Roof is creating
among the exclusive Republicans of New York
whose organ is the y. Y. Courie,, no little CON
fusion. The exclusives are anxious that the
llerkiner Convention should nominate acllng
Gov Throop as the il candidate Tor The Guber.
material chair al the ensuing election while d
strong portion of the party are equally as aux.
'ous for The nomination OF Gen Root. Il The
latter should succeed in procuring the nomina.
uon, the exclusives, II we may form an opinion
! from the remarks OF the Courier, will fly the
traCk. VII not Gen. Roots friends do the same
Thug # Mr. Throop should succeed in obla luing
the nomination These itmay quarreis for the
leaves and hshes are really qune amusing We
hope the opponents OF the present adninistra-
popular individual Francis Granger, Esq.
seems TO be nj present their man. II. will
cnrry wIth BIN the young Lion Of tho West, "
SO almost undivided phalhnY, and should he
receive such u support in the Eastern section
Of the State as may be reasonably anticipated.
be will be elected. II will 10 a proud day Tor
down the kGot Of intriguing politicians, who,
with Martin Van Buren nj their hehd, seek 10
control her councils, not by open aud direct
med0., but by cover aud low intrigue.
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"" The Age" is the maine oil daily paper,
the publication OF which has been Just com.
msnoe in the city Of Few York. /, has in.
rlbed the name Of Henry Clay upon its ban.
ners, and planted them upon the outer vail.
Success 10 IT, and 10 its cause!
Something Nelo line n. Y. QUEER Of Ju-
y u, says, We give Common Justice u
place" his is quite unexpected IN tha prinr
aud promises "A reform, which we should hail
with great pleasure. The Courier add how.
49, L.. a..
altogether Wrong," which seems as if were
casting longing eye back TO the nesh.pots.
n DIFF has found new Term 10 apply to
those who are opposed to King Andrew. Mr..
Jefferson, in one Of his letters, styled Alex.
ander Hamilton, and his disciples, Mono.
erals; aud Duff, who deals in no argument
bu, that of epiihers, all others being beyond
his capacity. applies the term to the friends OF
Mr.. Clay. II he would look at those who
compose his own party. he would fluid TINT it
would be much more applicable nearer home.
Numbering in bis ranks; tie Hartford Con-
yentioni.ts of the Ehst and The worse than
Hartford Conyenlionisls OF the South, who
both. in their time, have threatened the dis
solution of tue Union, waved the flag of rebel
lion. and openly declared their intention ol
seeking The protection of the King of England
he is a pretty fellow TO style the friends ol
Union, Liberty aud Order, who Constitute the
opposing party, N0noTa!s Let him take the
beam out ol his own eye.
1--WE publish this morning, the interesting
message of John Ross, head chief Of the CHI
rokees, to the Legislative council of bis conn-
ry. II is written in a strain OF deep detection
and is well calculated to inspire feelings OF r.
grel that imperious circumstances require thai
We should pursue toward the Red Men an appa
renlly harsh aud unjust policy. But our peace,
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