Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1830-03-01

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had gel, IN. While. on HE other hand, some oil
Their most violent opponents, even siters and
ab.,tors Of the Hartford Convention, those al
ira federalists, Who opposed Mr.. Adams be-
cause iheir uafergising spirrIs could never for
get thai he bad once LEFT Their patty. are re-
eei..d into full communion aud cordially em
hraced Nv those who claim to be, by their own
arpointment, exclusive guardians al pure, pfi'n-
uiye, unspnutd democracy.
The gen lsman feems TO have no other crite-
ron Of republcanism than adhesion 10 the
South. Not the assertion Of principles, bui
Devotion 90 southern men. lie told Us, ~ ~
many words, that " the South had made NeD
EngiBui. " and It ssrins that. IN his view, those
only ale Of the irlr faith who viii bow down
aud worship ms new Creator.
A very considerable portion Of the Speech
OF tn senator from Missouri was iry ted 10 a
comparison Of the liberslity OF tn North and
tie South. and ysi terdny reminded ia mat. IN
the last election al Presidrnt. thefr vas hni
one vote IN all New England for The pnihefn
AMI Western candidarrs.
Since he has chosen himself 10 Introduce
this irsf Of " Of scctipna dIsintefrs elnrss aud
maenanimity, lei u bestow upon II a Moments
aurution. The Whole numheT OF votes which
nave been given FOR President IN IN electoral
colleges since the utganizaiioh OF this govern.
7 mFEf mas Dfe0 TWO fiDbhh III dHii htitflfFUt W
Nh eh aips only hava brru brown. ~ all
TER Ia 80 South OF thu Potomac far caud dates
residing north of thai river. VIZ one IN Virginia
and onr 10 Norm Carplur - 1876 lnur m
North Carolina IN 3 o aud one IN liIIioHs,
aud iHo in Loni an. n 1924 Whiir. dmiug
the samr period. n Sat- North al ilai rver
Lave gwen no less than 5 reH hundred aHI 1'Ht
teen rOtH for T. .si rnual candidates lrvtns
south Of -. They nave supp rled ouulhrfn
men three times unaui mnrslv, nj another tine
with but . smgle Dissenting VOTE. III another
Instance WIN hut sis. ahd asam b. a large
majority.
opo" 'hc'e .e'' make no comment"
II thsnk the Senator fton South {, rolim f,
reminding rs ofthe oppp.l'inn "h''h Ir"t
our fnrefathrfs II m tan natIYe aud ioi |
delight - reGut 10 the au hal founders vi
Nassachnsrus-ih ParitnHS-wiIo. Tor III
enJoynent Of civil and ieIp,nns liberty, Jeff
their con nv, friends, cI,iiLdfipn, p1eny aud
security, for exit IL a wlidrrn IS, acrossa
world 81 waters. exposed H. every sui rIng,
and every danger those indomiiab,e splTii.
who sonid yield 10 no usurped dumulpn, but
resolved TO live free OF cra,e To live. When
they landed upon the Rock Of Plymouth, II
was with the Bible IN their hands, aud Is pre-
cepis in their hearts, aud they laid deep HE
{ undations Of a Christian Commonly eaiIh
From ihs sacred volume they imblbed the
true spirit of all our institutions the native
equality ofthe human race -formed of tho
same materials- fashioned by The same hand
-animaied by the sam" hrealh--and destined
To the same grave ID, unto others as We
would that they should du unto Vpu. waSt,lhrm,
the impressive command by winch Heaven
irsflf placed all mankind upon the comnon
owl If tya,TAI ..at1 apI NJ, -aI1,-.,..
aud declared thai " man va. uot made the
property OF man
They noted upon tho principles which they
protested, and constituted one socirry Of equals
and brethren, A. their numbers increased and
spread over n greater area, " heran, lnptac-
ilcable Tor all 10 nnitr IN the trsnsac'ing he
public business NJ one place, and they therefore
formed territorial districts, Of convenient rx-
irnt, b. some called TOW nshIps, bat there
denominated iouHs, which continued 10 b.
multiplied as population advanced, These
iolnns wee than, md are still, Ihroughpu
New Ing aud, pure democrncies. in which ih
whole people, n thsir original sovereign cHaIac
ter, assemble ~ on place, 10 order hnlr own
business m tl'eir own way, each Tree man hav .
ing IN equal voice, and ever, mn beng tree.
In iheSe primary rs NH : they choo Sc then
own agents, prescribe their duues. ca inrn l.
'N'''' ''' w " t"lIipHt Is INV iDH-
duct my seen 10 deserve. Iury iaise money.
direct It's expenditure, aud order aud c,annl
Nil measures OF general couc"rnm ut. Here.
too. ars supported Our Free sch00i,-sn ms iun.
tim unrivaIled IN iii" hltury o human Educ .
ton. by which children, II all classr,, ar
brought together upon the bass perfect tquaii
". and receive instruction from he samr
source withnu' distlncilon or pariilty The
lunds Tor the support OF these Schools are an.
nually raised by vote, IN the pnmary assem-
b''fs ot the 'owns. were the ponr man, having
perhaps a dozea children, bpt wholly drsurute
OF property, has an cqnnl voice ia datcr mining
ne amount. hnd us Appropriation, with hun
who has hundreds of thousands a is chidIes.
The sums, thus ordered. are d. ectly assessed
upon properly The aunuat amount. IN NV
own state, is not les, than one hundred and
hty thousand dollar. 4 stem more per rctly
lie mt a.iCi IFS immed.at, Character & ultimate
iende cIrs, was never devised byman. Il Is upoa
tins broad iouniaii'n of universal inst uctun
TINT all our political Institutions rest IL sns
'a'ns, too, our Col eg"s, our Academies: our
Hasprai', ASyiun'. and all those benignar
chariiles. whose stream. extend 10 the utter.
most regions of the earth.
| thank the gentlemen. too, for his reference
tn the American Revolution. He Iold n, thai
the Sontb bad M ships nor ommerc TO cause
'hem u resist hfeRt britIHn. SIr, that resi-.
lance was not for ships and nmeT but
against the principle Of taxation without reprs
seniation, viii h extended equ,ly to all the
colonies. II was the claim Of the Internal
Parl'a meni, TO bind US 10 all cases wha.so,
ever and II We hid not resisted. they would
have bound our lnfan, giant limbs in letters
And Ma 'sachusetts has the enviablt distIncfi n.
that glory of hlch nothing can deprive her
10 n e end of time, ofhaving been the first IN
make this residence, alone and unaldpd. in
defiance Of the whole power Of The British en-.
pire. Lord North himself declared. OH the
door ot Parliament. that Massachusetts alone
was 10 blame that hut for the evil example,
OF her violent opposition, the obnoxious tea
would hrve been every where csc quictl,
received aud that she should be visited with
exemplary vengeance. And Col. Barre, W O
has been sometime, called the friend Of Amer
lea. declared. that her conduct. asthe prime
mover OF all the disturbances, had been go re.
Al