Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1830-03-22


dJ Senator Woodbury. appears 10 be er.
eeedingy fond of quoting the following lines
We wish he could be prevailed on u make .
practical application OF them 10 himself.
" An honest man IS still an unmov'd rock,
Wash d winter, but not shaken by The shock "
tie n'ed them once, before he was bought or
battered into the Jackson ranks, in allusion ~
The vile caumnies which were so profnsely
heaped on that pure and unsullied man, patrlo,
and statesman, Johu q. Adams aud again, in
allusion to hinsey, in his late Speech on Mr..
Foot's resolution.
" Mr. Doddridge's pamphlet AGAINST the
ne" Constitution Is said 10 be out; hn, We have
not yet seen il. II twill doubtless have great
weight in the Northwestern part Of the State !;
and we therefore again press upon the friends
OF the new Constitution the Importance of 60
ing to III" polls at he April elections. The OPP.
ponents Of the new Constitution are not very
clamofous, but their vote will be much stronger
'u"h h's utfh anticipated.
NJ Parson Tor Bish1pl Alexander Camp.
bells Nos. against he adoption of The new
Constitution are inrif blY fiat and stupid. lie
had better stick To Theology. There are no
BAYS for him in political poemics.
" -Four meetings nave been held in Ohio
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county, IN different sections, IN all Of which. il,
was unanimously resolved to vote against the
amended Constitution The Wheeling Com.
pller speaks unequivocaIy of separation Of
the State If the Constitution be accepted by a
majority. They had better stay where they
are vote for the new Constitution and, with
the vantage ground on wh:h its adop ION W i'll
place them IN future contests, struggle on, ar
IDENTIFY and immediately, for further Reform,
until the principles Of justice shall prevail
| Religious Intolerance. there ~ nothing
more beautiful than charity and mutual tolera.
lion among the different religious sects, so there
is nothing more odious & hateful tnan b,got-
ted selErig hieousncss ich can see no merit in
any creed but that which he who manifests III, =
feeling proiesses--ho salvation beyond thu
pale of hi. church--no piety at any other al.
tar than that which he worships. Within y
few years past this intolerant disposition has
evidently been much sohened, and indeed al.
most entirely dissipafed Yet, occasionally we
see or hear Of an individual, whp. like the
Pharisee, thanks G II ina he is not as other
men, and, in tie prid- OF his self ighleous
ness, deals dtmoalion round the land"
Such man is the Rev. Ezra Stiles Ely, OF
Philadelphia. Violent and fierce rs a polid
ian. he appears to inluse his belIigerent dispo
,ilion into all his acts. whether as a Dvin'. or
"a An Editor. Witness the following para.
graph from the Pniladel pnian.' Of which
paper he is the Editor
More Em,.stries from the Pope have
reached orr .hores The Right Rev. D. Por
tier. "a he is called Bihop IT Mobile, has Just
arrived in the An ioch, at New Orleans, with
ten pccesiastical adj nianis 10 the cause Of the
Nan of SIN The Valley ofthe Mississippi is in
fair WY OF being supple with papistict in.
struclors."
Bdihos, or The Art Of Sinking "A newly es-
tablisned Journal in the borough of Norfolk,
| (which. by the way, W. are glad to see arrayed
on the side of correct principles, is sometimes
guilty ofattemptng 10 1v higher than its wings
can bear II, aud consequently comes down to
mother earth with great velocity and abrupt
ness. The following extract from an eulogium
which it bestows on the late celebrated Speech
n Mr. Webster viii illustrate our meaning
VI Ire than twenty readings of the paragraph
in question have been insufficient TO enable us
to detect that OF the Editor n the Norfolk pa.
per. His tumble of metaphors, simple and
compound" IS the severest puzzle that we
have met with for many day, not even excep.
ting Lord Byron's celebrated I" Dream. or the
REFUSES and Conundrums contained in the
Franklin Almanac, for the year OF our Lord,
1890:
" In contemplating this speech. the mind ir.
resstibly draws within its social grasp all the
pleasing companions OF IFS exercises Fond
sensations rec0llecions and hopes, are ma 10
TO bloom g. bear in this mental depository. The
beautiful and luKuriant mead, in serene weH.
Their, clad with summer verdure. inierspei sed,
studded and decorated wi h flowers of every
tint, color and hue, rich, variegaed and fra.
grant, ntermingling with respratiye action,
y nd feasting the eye with ten thousand differ
ept dyes and shades OF Iris, simple or COM
POUND, varied and dat kened, in spots, by thrI
nnl brageous projections of the neighboringI
fores, and rising grounds, is emblematc oithatl
mind in the qualification, strength and vigor i
impaired by the perusa and comprehension of
this q and national Grafton"
Fo-sigu Yeus-By Saturday Evenings mail,
We earn the arrival al New York, OF the Syl-l
v.nus Jenkins, al New York, bringing London
dates 10 the 25th Feb inclusive. Il
Parliament met on the 4th. and, on the Sam
day the Kings Speech was delivered. II IS