Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1830-09-16

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The judgment OF the Federal Court. founded
upon an act Of Congress by whatever State
authority that opposition might he authorized,
would be the very case which the Convention
bad IN view. when they made provision Tor
. calling forth the militia To execute tie laws
If the uuinn." But | sincerely hope, that your
licentious doctrines will never have the effect ol
misleading the State authorizes SO lar rs 10
render this terrible resort unavoidable. trust
the Farewell Address of Washington, edmon-
lshing has fellow citizens to- irown " Indig.
nantly upon those VIM preach up doctrines
tending I" d'sunion, Is n"l yet forgotten
II IS much TO be desired that Mr.. McDuliie's
admoni tion TO his fellow ctizens TO obey the
injnnction of Washingtons Farewell Address
may not be forgotten OF disregarded now. II
any men should be Indignantly frowued upon
by The CO immunity, for preaching up doctrines
tending Ia dlsunioo. they are surely those who
have espousrd them only TO secure political
power, or 10 maintain their personal popnlar,-
", aud in violation Of principles long before
soemnly ardwed. and ably maintained. d" Let
no such men be trusted.
IL The Kentucky Sentinel says, thai the
Jackson party have become soreIy dispea,ed
with Mr.. Klocaid, the successor of Free Tom
Moore in Congress bat that no man OF their
party ia the District Gun turn him out In
Consequence. it adds. " We do not speak unad.
LAT
franker- General for the Jackson party in
Congress now Munster 10 Colombia, will, nj
the next August election. he candidate for
Congress 1T is high time Free Tom had LEFT
Colombia, since his Secretary OF Legation has
been compelled to iog him
u The n Y Commercial Advertiser uom
mates AAtbrGas Spencer the Ia'e able Chief Jus.
lice of the State of New York. at present DIS
tingnishod member OF Congress from the Alha-
ny District, as IA suitable candidate tor the Vice
Presidency. II IS an excellent nomination
The Alexandria Gazette recommends 10 the
friends Of Mr.. Clay, rs n suitable candidaia for
the same office, James Barbour OF Virginia.
~ Mr.. Van Buren, has parlaken ola Public
Dinner IN New York. This is perfectly right,
in every man escep, Mr. Clay. Is not, Mi.
Richie
IL Gen Iredcll in communication 10 the
Editors OF the Raleigh Star, declines re-
election to the L. States Senate. An election
for his successor will take place AT the next ses.
sion OF the State Legislature.
~ The ROCKVILLE Chronicle, Of the sIh
inst states hat Gen. Jackson left the Hermit
age for Washington on the I'd inst. He rstu,ns
by the way Of knoxville aud the Western part
Of Virginia.
a. Division No. 2. of The Working men,
Of New York, have nominated Jamos Burt OF
Orange county, Oarmcr,) for Governor aud
Jonas Humber'. bdker,) of New York city for
Lieutenant Goyernor-Ih,s makes the ,hiid
Richmond already III the field 4; "A fourth will
shortly be nominated by the Herkimsr Con.
venton.
1--WE have received the lst No, Of a new
paper, JUS, commenced at Woodstock. VI.
called " The Henry Ciag,' published by b. T..
Kendall, Esq. We wish the Editor, with whom
we have the pleasure OF an ncqnainance) great
success, no less on account OF his personal
v ORTIZ than of his political principles.