Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1830-05-27

rs. Jak 9stdH6N dftd Ns ttf5 spo' W. -"
zee celebrate If The site ~ fOd ba'hiHs o" a
n, place 70 do honour TO them IN their d "se'
~ho. IN early life, wero its defenders.
HIRE the most deafening applause rnsneh'
and % .oau as the noise eeased, Gen. Hnrr'-
son. I. mo, le, il be remembered, was one OF the
AID, II Gen. Wayne. )rose aud said
In behalf of my associates IN arms, Of whom
Won have so kindly spoken, ] beg, iello" ci'i-
gems, 10 return YOU my grateful thanks. HERE
I ARE. alas ! but lev remaining 20 ENJOY the sat
isfsf Ton Of seeing yonr Acknowledgements "i
their merits. kina-lenths Ui tnose who were
shared by the Indian IomahaNk aud Rifle,
have passed, many of them, 20 premature
graves +. The consequence Of the prlvalions md
snfsrings incident 10 military service !" a val
derness. A very ie~ remain 10 bear 'es'thO'
nv, slsn. 10 the ingrnihude Of their country
Where Is the public record Of thor mettS aud
their services The other old soldiers are pro
,ided for. but those who laid the domination Of
that wonderful prosperity which this section OF
the country enjoys whose blood has given
additional |lefilliv 10 the naturally luxurlaut
soil, have. in tue distribution OF the rewards,
been wholly overlooked. The soldiers of the
. Revolution aud those II tbr late war were pro-
vidpd with faTms.-Ihose who served under
the ommnnd of the gallant Wnvnp, for a small
Ter COMPENSATION thhn either those who pre-
cedfd or followed the IN, have not received as
much Of he soil which was won by their valor,
as would serve To cover their 'ralred and war
worn bodies, when the feeble remain OF life
shall have departed from them Ask the rea'
son of his Partially, aud you will be told II
was not IN the contract. The soldier was too
impatient 10 appear III the character OF his
CO uniry b defender 10 thke the time required
TO make a favorable bargain. ! again repeat,
-. H.. .a... 4.4.a gR4..I In sla u.aGi faynT-
ell.
In relation to their commander, permit me
10 add, TINT he was ia truth the Hero Of two
walls.
| propose. Mr.. President, TO dr'nk the mem
| DRY of MAJoH GENERAL AHruoNY NAYEL.
Drank standing
BY the Committee OF Arrangements;
The Republic Of Msrico-foil OF the sent
ment oi liberty. she will soon frame a t0h'IIlu
ton adapted 10 all is principles.
Here a strict silence for n short period,
scanned 10 indicate an expectation thal '"I
Iorren5, the Mexican Charge - AhaIres, would
make some response. After "A lew moments
consultation with him. Gfnernl Harrison rose
aud observed. thai ms friend, COL Ioi'eh", had
n qnssted him 10 MAKE his gIhteIul hcRho"
Judgements for the compliment P'Ih to ms
country. aud 10 state that his imperfect know
lFbEf VI ilAf TsHLffAH td1EhhafB hS
dong so In person.
Volunteer bv Gen. Harrison.
Tie Hon. Thomas r. Moore, our Envoy ES
trnordmaTy and Minister Pieaip"tenlnry 10
Coloinbta-oucetss To his mission, aud nonoT
Tor his success
Several songs were NOW sung, after which
tho company dispersed.
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From he Nem Ak ohm 1duocatc.
We publish NJ. Stanhrrry's communication
NJ bis reqnesi. Although made 10 us, ~ IA III
tcnded Tor his constituents generally. We pur.
pnsely abstain rom making any rcnarks upon
II adheIing Ia IA detrrmina,ion winch We long
since iofmel, IN take no parl IN the election OF
a Representative IL Congress.
Ertrga ora LtHert0 Hc Editor.
NAutssrsN. Aptl- 1890
Sn--Non have no doubt seen ihat a dinner
WINS gwen in this city, 10 celebrate the birth
dnY oil Nr. Jefferson. ihs iianor WIS attend,
ed by n large numher al the Members Of Cow.
cress who support the Administration ard by
the President aud his Cabinet. But not Que
Of The Republican Members OF Congress tou
Ohio or PennsylVauia attended. a crcum
stance apparently So singular, ought 10 he nc.
counted for.
You need not be Informed, that most of the
Southern states deem the laws of congress i'm
posing duties on foreign goods, for the prolet-
ton OF don'slic manufactures, and all men-
snres for internal Improvement of the ~counlr,.
not only Oppressive. but unconstitutional.
They had some hopes, that upon the coming
III nj ihis administration the policy of the 60
vcrnment in relation 10 these important mea-
sufes would he changed. But The decided vote
for the rejection Of The bill introduced some
time ago. tor repeating our protective duties
| t,aa.t.aN .pttl - I4n l.. II -. --...--
ut this Congress, has convinced them Of then
error. Deprived OF all hepe of prevailing on
a majority oil Congress IN give them any rcllt t,
they contend. that they have the right TO re
lIeve themselves and they advocate The doc
time, TINT any state in the Union, whenever il
may deem n law OF the United States uncon.
stllutlonal, has the fight 10 pass n law dcclar-
ing the law OF Congress null aud Woodland
that such n QUALIFYING act would justify the
citizens OF the state, passing the act, in resist.
ing the law OF Congress. This, stript Of all
disguise, Is the doctrine contended for. Aud
cfrlaln resolutions passed by the Legislatures
OF virginia and Kentucky, during the admins
~trailon OF the cider Adams, and which were
drawn by MIR. Jefferson and Mr. Madison, arc
resofteh to Tor the purpose OF supporting the
doctrine. These resolutions were adopted at 8
time oil highly excited party feeling, aud mere.
y - y " hi9AlIi'uHl1Nil " wv
alien and seditlnn laws-and II could never
have been intended by the lllnstrious Patriot,
who draw the resolutions, 10 J%ustiy any course
which would have Il tendency 10 dissolve the
Union ofthe States.
The proceedings of The dinner porry have
been published and the toasis drank, auu
some OF the speeches made, do undoubtedly
appear To s%auGtlOn the obnoxious doctrine
which have mentioned. But | wish ii 10 h,
understood, thai all ot The members of Con.
gress who supported the election oil gen. Jack.
son, do not approve of il. Not a siugle mem
Der OF Congress lrom PENNSYLVANIA or OHIO.
believes that the Iarlfi laws are unconstitutnn
al-nohher do they believe. that one State IN
the Union has The constitutional power, under
any circumstances Whatever. TO nuIlify, ol
make VOID an act Of Congress, ana they there.
fore refused 10 attend the dinner-mwilIiog ia
sanction, even by their prrseace. opinlons
winch they believe hostile 10 the Union ol the
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