Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1830-08-26
DO zaEaEIc.
fnon Ga..Sslrlr mousrl'skra.

AHBEyILLEt -. u July ~
~, T3,for The Nuili6ers have conmsne
al ,h.ir va,k Violence aud dfspntism have
beeone the order OF the DAY. On Saturday
l..,,bsv g.yeusa practical III lstrsifon Of Their
deetf,nes, PsrhAp. there h's not occurred
since the reign OF terror, mote org'Hes'a'
seen. tina took place on Saturday. the I'm
of,bi. month. at StOuey Point, "a ihis dis-
lrict
A number Of pentlraen ofihai nrighborhood
ys,e a public dinner. To which all the oandi-
date. Tor the Legislature foe Abbes'lie DISTRICT
we're invited. Gen. Tucker, one Of the repre-
sepiatives IN Congfess from this STATE. ana VINO
resides ia the adj Dning district, was also lnPhfh
Nv several individuals. After Tue Candidate,
had addressed the people, the eommiitse OF
Arrangements waited on tern lntsef, anu
invited bia, 10 address the aadienee. 10 which
he consented Al THIS moment. however, DIN
DER announced. when Capt Arnold, one
OF the COMMITTEE II Arrangements, rose aud
stated TO the meeting, That Gfn. Tucker, a
member OF Congress nom this STATE. would I'm
mediately after dinner speak 10 tlf people.
Whilo Al dinner. II ~as "hsperrd about
n,nonp the NullI6efs thai Gen. Tucker WIS
aa cdedly opposed 10 thcln nud VAS IN potse'-
sion of some facls winch, II disclosed, would
% to ,mulicaie certain distingushsd indlVih'
ual OF tbs State, and expose ibcIr destgns. II
was therefore, drirrmmed moi 10 permit hun
10 speak OF tbs some Of the General trends
were apprised. but II was thought best that he
should make the attempt, 80 order 10 see how
lar these men o war ahd resistance were dis'
posed 10 "a.
Accordingly. The General rose. and at that
the concerl commenced hlssing and
shouting. 1bn WAS responded by tho trained
hasd in diHefent paris OF the company, One
ar two called oui ." Gen. Tucker cau'l be heard
in Abbsvils And 10 add 10 his ioiamou,
irans.eiion. tho Nulllliefs had placed pitcher
of spirits. instesd oil wafer, on the stand where
the General was TO speak Finding that be
could not proceed, he Withdrew. Thus II Is that
the liberty Of speech Is 10 be put down by force;
and IN character with their principles, IN this
WY. will the party expect 10 carry all their
polnt, Fof,he honor, howeger, oil Abbevllle, as
ten. Tucker was about 10 leave the place, "a mum
her Of the most respectable eillzens gathered
around his carriage, and assured him Of their
highest respect. u av0wed their disapprobal,on
Of tho conduct Of the Nul6prs Among the
number was Gen. Hodges, Col. LomaI, and
Nj. Smith. OF stoney Point, besides hundreds
oi oihc, ciuZens.
Bn let u, ior n moment, take view OF the
consistency OF these brnv" aud iniirpid NOlhh-
rrs. Two ,eers BRo G-~ Hay ne and Col.
Hamilton were invlicd 10 the great AMI tallG
dinner given al tbs pace 10 Mr.. MDuliir
They attended mud were invited 10 speak. J.
was MOI unconstitutional then for mau 10
speak out of his own district. 1--we years ago
these same men were Tor Gen. Jhrkson---bui
now, they abuse the old soldier, and say he has
less influence than any President WE have ever
had. Two years ago these men were opposed
10 State Rights but all ofa suddrn they have
tackled about, aud declare Themselves the eGClu.
ave friends l state Rights. One OF these wise
men, or ~ they a,e someIimrs ca led, neW
lights, (nol blu lights stated IN h,s spca.ch on
Saturday, that The whnle revenue system was
WHAT for innate discovery
We can now bring sun against the Unted
states. aud Tecoycr bs X all the money We have
ln,d into the public treasury since the adoption
Df the Federal Constitution. This law suit aud
he suu on thu custom house bonds, will give
employment 10 uur lawyers, whose returns |
am toid arc becoming prrtiy lean. II Is 10 he
that they could not lind ub for the
doctors, who are also On the starving ordeI.
But Il We can have d stump oi war, then the
i1Cturs wll Come ~ iur snHcks.
but II Is M iuugrr 10 he disguised, that the
Sufers have e,nbatkrd III n mot desperate
crusade, IN which me Interested all the heice.
and angry elements which result irom disap-
epolntmrnt and from hatred. We ara IN pns
session of Their plaus. aud vii watch their
movements. I"o-ihuds Of thr people arr
sgainsi them. Ihe l,"ndt OF llu Constitution
and The Union will triumph.
Cot Dray,uns speech u, the great dinner in
Charleston, Is hailed az the precursor OF The
return Of good order aud sober rea,on. l. Is
expected that SOME person OF the Union Party
" III be brought out us candidate for Cover
nor in opposition 10 Major Hamilton. know
something Of The public opinion ia the large
aud popnonS districts Of the back country, and
! do not hesitate 10 say. that any man who is
opposed 10 notification, would receive Two
thuds Of The votes IN preference TO Major Ham.
ilton, or any other man holding hs political
sc ullmens. rust, therefore. that some pen
son will be placed IN nomination III opposition
10 hinl. UNION.
NuLLlFICAIlON.-1hc Kentucky Gazette
of the tlh inst holds the following strong Tan.
guage on Tins subject
or our own state we venture TO say, that
no man will be elected 10 the United States SEN
ate, who Will moi give a lull aud open pledge TO
resist the fearful doctrines OF 81 Dune, Hamilton
aud Cherts. The ueasonable language aud
conduct OF George M'Dulhe has raised Tor him
stand a beacon to warn those OF our future
politicians Who dare calculate the value Of
this union
At the recent annivetsars of the North Ca.