Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1830-04-26


of n country for the benefit of another, Is to i'm
poverish the one, while II corrnpts the other.
n SYSTEM which burthens unluslly the labor
oil one section, III order 10 render more profit
all. the labor of other soclions-which under.
takes 10 regulate aud control, through the Fed
efhl Government, the whole labor aud capitaI
ofthe couniry--sheh makes the Treasury of
The United States the grand rsstrsoir into which
the wealth OF the country Is to be drawn, aud
from which II Is 10 issue IN new channels, mark.
ed oni by local Interests, aud other sinister in
nnenoes,-isa ssslem which every candid end
Intelligent man must perceive, cannot fail even.
tnally 10 destroy the balance between the Fed..
raj aud State Governments--lo strip the States
feYefY vestge of sovre'gnty,--to SOW the
seeds OF dissenlisn 10 corrupt the people -
aud. hnally 10 make this "a Government
without limitation Of powers"
Gentlemen may BIZ assured, that no FREQ go
vernmeot can long endure, under the corrupt
Ing influence Of such system. The South is
striving 10 resist this system. by all the means
IN her power. lfshe succeeds she will " save
the Constitution" rs II was once before saved
by JITfrasoN aud his oanpntriots, " when nj
It's last gasp With him. We arc resolved
moi 10 gise up the ship without efforts 10 Sore
her'-she lived Well though the Grst squnll, :"
aud we ,oet IN tod, i" may weather tho pres
sut one
la pursuing this course we are following ia
the footsteps Of the great aud good men, aud
OF the enhe htened aud patriotic States who
have gone before as. In 1874, Virginia aud
kentucky. led On by Jefferson aud Madison.
= mnrshalled rs the way" TO liberty aud safety
On more recent occasiou, GLoRGA On every
sense our fister,) under the guidance Of onu of
thu noblest OF lie, distinguished sons, planted
| upon her horGers the standard of STATE
hIGnrs, aud achieved agrcat aud glorious
victory for the good calisc. Neither drnuncin.
lions nor threats could induce her pntTioIic
aud enlightened Chief Mag strnie, to Iccede
from the proud stand he Ind taken Ia defence
of the constitutional ights committed 10 his
charge. Public opinion was rallied TO his sup.
port liberty irinmphed, aud the Constitution
was saved With .uol, Industrious examples
before US, wa eau never despair OF the Rcpuh.
| lie, Matching under tho banner of STATE
| Rights looking 10 the preservation of the prin-
| cpes OF Thomas Jefferson, asking nothing
| Tor ourselves bur " freedom 10 regulate bur 0pn
pUsuas, and Tho nndislurbcd enjoyment OF
profits Of our opn nbof, claiming nothing Of
| The federal government. but that they should
| be " faithful 10 the Constitution" directing
| all our efforts honestly aud 2ralonsly to the
| preservation of our liberties the perpetuntion
| OF the Union, aud the promotion of the peace,
| prosperity aud happiness Of our common coun-
try, W. shall go steadily forward, (doubung
nothing and fearing uothine) IN the tall assu.
rance, Tint The constitution WW he restored aud
that our cGars will eventually be crowned
| with complete success. Allow ne, Nh Press
de"', 10 Conclude by Offering the following
toast
The State NJ Georgia. BY the frmncss aud
energy 81 her Tr0ups. she has achieved on.
great victory for State Rights the wisdom aud
eiognenee Other sons, viii srcure her an0-
thor proud triumph, IN the councils Of the ma
ton.
Here Mr.. Wayne, Of Georgia, delivered an
address which was particularly duh and we
therefore, as well as tia. we are somewhat
crowded, omit il
II. Liberty Of the Tongue. liberty Of the
Press, liberty ofihe conscience, liberty of the
hdnd-the iasi mol lenst.
IS. virginia the mother Of the Gracchi. NAV
her sons. not less patriotic than the Roman bro
theirs, be more successful ia resisting the en-.
croachmenls Of power.
~. Freedom Of Industry As sacred os the
freedom OF speech, or Of the press-no wise 70
yefnmeni sil restrain il.
20. The States !: Their harmony an overrut
ing consideration IN the minds of all nalriotie
statesmen.
81 The States Jefferson gave up The en-
ph'go, III louo, 10 restore tbcir harmony can
nothing be6iven up by the professors OF his
principles, Tor the satne object ia 1880
. The memory Of Washington The Faith.
or of his country. aud FIRST IN her affections
not less the freud Of free goverumeni, because
the abnsers oil his mime would have made him
an enemy
20 lhIes As nany ms are necessary, aud
no more as long as necessary, and 40 Ion
ger.
81 The Daughter and Descendants Of Thos.
Jefferson Their happiness sud property ure
dear to the American people.
VOLUNTEERS.
BY the President Of the United States. Our
| Federal Union II must be pr.Serpcd
| By the Vice President Of the United States.
| The Union Next to our liberty, The most dear.
Iuay we all remember that it can only he PIE.
served by respecting the tights Of the States
and distributing equally the benefit aud burden
OF the Union.
BY Mr. Van Buren,, Secretary of Stale. Mu-
ipal forbearsnce aud rec,p, ocal concession
Through their agency the Union vas establish
ed The patriotic spirit from which they cma-
| dated will forever sustain il.
BY J. IL Eaton, Secretary at Wac. Public
| Men. Tue people viii reward with warinest af
fertlons those who shall be found to act from
principle.
BY Mr.. Branch, Secretary Of the Navy. The
liberties of The people depend on frequent re
currepce TO fundamental principles.
by M. Speaker Stevenson. The reserved
Rights of the People !! Let the character Of
their defence be--aH animated nt0dtruiion that
seeks only lls own. and will never be g0tsfsa
uih Tess
by Mr.. Koane, President of the day. The
President of the United States
Mr. Woodbury., the I'd Vice President, said
| ft,a ~.
val, he hoped the company would pardon him
If he repeated the last democratic sentiment
Mr.. Jetfergon ever seat out 10 the world. IL
was contained ia reply, only ten days before
MS death, to an invitation here TO the ceebra
ton on that very 9TH OF July on which his spir-
it took its upward flight, aud which day hi 8
pen and his patriotism had contributed so much
TO mmortalise. Half century before, a like
sentiment, on the equality Of mankind, had
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