Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1830-12-13
,.yNCHBuRG. DEC. 10, 1870

Go,,,uor FloqPs Messfgs.--"e l''' ''''s ="
an, readers LIST Thursday ou'
ma, bayr reached all oil our 'ehheis III
that form, we have thrown 1t 'a'o our eo'"""'
this morning. -,
c,.,nor has attempted nothing IKE
-. :, hi, Mrssage-hu' has gwen us y"
.,.,d;ng. sensible and commercially TIRE
tin If the condition of The Common
.e,l,h and of the duties which w"i '"i''
,,,on The Legislature. The grtater portion OF
Massage is devoted to the subject OF Inter
,a,o,ovement; aud his z+alons advocacy o'
..v.rel important and feasible schemes OF
....a.sing the facilities Of inter communicated"
:, diTer4nt sections OF The state, "hleh hH'e
,ee, recent, suggested, entities HIM TO the
thanks Of the people
A. Goy. Floyd thought proper TO introduce
,,o Tariff IN his Message, we wish that he hhd
boon more explicit on the sn'yee'-pAr'icn'ar-
nth ,sra,d 10 the South Carolina doctrine,
or when he seems to i1isinudte app"o0atio".-
n the C,o,en,r follows =. 7. Barbour on this
h;oc, ne will find himself in an l0exticahle
oIi.hal Lawyer; bat lie has M rreienslohs
whatever to the appellalion oil Statesman
nc every prommen, act OF his legislative career
demonstrales. lis talents, however, are OF snch
o,a5e IA even 10 make error appear Imposing
and fotmilahle, when he appears AS It's cham
,;on. Blu, every Greek could not wear the ar
oor of sturdy Ajax. Nor can ,ntn even OF res
pectable talents argne against the constitution
,li,v IF the Tariff without briraying either
.w.,knpss that cannot understand, or bind
ness that will not see. We hope, however, that
Con Iackson's attir nation that it IS cons,Iu-
tional. will put a stop 10 all farther dispute on
the subject. although Mr. Madison letter was
secuted by tho NuIli[yers as the production OF
A Federalst-for the King can do 40 wrong.
We are greatly pleased that the Governor
recommends no leg islative action on the SUD
iceland we hope that the Legislature Will not
take IL, up. The Internal condition Of the Com
monwealth which they sent 10 Richmond
10 attend to, demands all their time.
The President, Wes5aye.-Wc published mis-
interesting Paper last Thursday and ne IN
tended 70 have made = few remarks on some OF
Ill, prominent feature, TO, LAYOUT we ARE com-
peIed 10 defer thea, una our neat Ia the mean
time. however. (wlthoat mootIng t1e question
n anthership) We will say that il Is much more
adapted to oGr taste Gts unrea5 enable length
excepted) tnan his frs, Message. We can al
most overlook IL. election"erms artIce con
tanned in his frequent expressions oi anxiety TO
nav off the National Debt, in consideration OF
hi, canAor AMI correct feeling on some other
important topics,
Alabama. The Legislature Of Alabama,
convened al Tuscaloosa, on Mon lay, lotI ins''
IN the Senate, San cl B. |lonrr was elected
President, hy mi ,riry of ; votes over Mr..
Powell, the iormer President. In the House q
Penrsan'n'jrss, Msjor James Penn. liofmer,
Of LvncAhurg.) was elected Spe thrr, on the
fourth ballot, by n vote al 10 tn 70, ever ID.
Moore. 5tvo o,her candidate, h4,ias, after he
third balfol, wthaI avn
The Annual Ale5saEe d Gov. dpbriel Moore
il, in the main, sensible and une xcephooahle
document. The terms in which he adyerls 10
The farG ere worthy OF all commentator, II
is the duty of all good nen. aud mor" parncn-
iarly so Of the Chief Magistrates OF those Sou
thern States which repud,ele aud abhor he
South Carolina doctrine of Notification, and
which cling with holy devotion II the FEDERAL
Union, as the sheet anchor of our liberties. to
endeayor to allay that excitement which Itf"l
demagogues have s>ciled in that State, ior the
most daho'ical purposes. i
In relation 10 the documents received from
the Executives Of several States, IN relation to
the I rff, Gov. Moore says:
And here may be permitted to SLY with
grea Lslllidence. that whilst feel as strongly
impressed as most men, that this measure whicn
has so strongly filled the citizens OF the south,
with narn and dismay, IS oppressive, phr'h
and unjust in lis OPERATION, aud that rs moo'ii,
cation is TO be sought hy every constitutional
means; vet | would submit to the wisdom OF
JouI honorable body, ~he ther th's ne a prop'-
Gus moment for the councils OF Alabama to
adopt measures calculated 10 add to the stare OF
excitement which already exists upon this sub
Iect, ami whether the crisis does not rather call
for temperate, though firm and decisive aP-
peal 10 the justice and magnanIpniy OF Inc zen
tral Government, for further relaxation III
The operation of ,his odious and i'npoi'Ilc syS-
Gem"
The Governor further re comments the adop-
lion of system of domestic INDUSTRY by the
people Of the State; by which the evils which
bre now imagined TO flow from the protecting
policy, must necessarily he greatly mItiga'ed
II not entirely avoided. II the Tariff system
could operate this effect, every where, IT would
be a blessing TO the country, even If all which
lis adsersarles say of it were true.
On the suffice, Of Inernal improvements, nv
the GenerRl Gnyernmrnf Coy. Monre sentI-