Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1830-06-10
THE VgasassNEAN.
,ySCHBURG, JUNE 10. 1880.

,yScuaURG, JUNE 10. 1880.
,uJieeat.or and Di:Cnioa 1t is quite clear
,te leaders ofihe sullfcatlon party in
Tn Carolina are prepared for d'smton,
III, he effected By iaat heaviest OF all
which eau briaIi naiion-c'pH war
ara determined that as. IN the outset OF
=. ,on,se. they adopted the Hartford Con-
..,iooists as their model. they will not relin
n ,beir claim to the like immortality OF
e,v which awaits those ploters against the
..,,rr;,v Of the Unian, by failing 10 push their
,a,s doctrines 10 the same extremity Of folly.
,,,boo such men as Gov. Miller of that State
,. elected as the most mode rate Of the
Aolifying party can, at pnbl'c celebration,
.;,s such A Toast as the following. we have no
,.,,er any reason for opportunities, indeed, il
:. ia our reliance on the yeomanry of the State
and in our CONVICTION that they have not been
..;sled nv the wild fana acism Of those who
make politics irdde i;
ar, Gar. Mlier-rhe right to fight, the
ons principle Ia Tue I'd" o' "a''o"' "'''' PIE
serving.
There are, however, among the gifted men
Al South Carolina, many, who will not chime IN
with what seems to be the popular sentimen,
ol,ba, State but who manfnlly contend for the
uuion; who deem its value above all calculation; lis
example above all price m Ell, who DO not regard
ilas mere selfish compact founded on the mi
ssrIy computation of dollars aud cents, in the
balances OF clefkly kept Ledger, but who
look 10 the rich blessings which II sheds on all
within its infnence-on the iowly cottage as
well as the proud palace-on the humble day
hborer as profusely as upon him who revels in
the Injuries Of the four quarters OF the globe.
One OF these men, commenting on Gov. Miller
toast in the Charleston Courier asks, - what
would be thought OF a sentiment, declaring that
mere was no principle in the Common or Sta
ute Law, worth preserving, save the right to
i.igaie % And tue Nashville Banner, in quo
tag this comment, remarks, " The analogy is
perfect. The object o. fighting is to MAINTAIN
Or secure some right that is claimed under the
law of Nations aud if no principle in that
yaw were preserved but the ight of war (cr,
u Gov. Miller has II, The right 10 fgH.) " this
utter right would OF itself cease 10 be of any
value. Il is strange that men of age, ezpen
ence aud intellectual yigor, should utter such
absnrdiliei even under tie inlaeuce O tie e1
Alrating glass"
But, what DO the S)uth Carolinians caicu
fdai they will be supported by their neigtbors
n their attempt TO set lire to our polite al edl.
ice? lfthey do, they are grossly deceived
In North Carolina we learn, that there are bu,
zee ncendarles, who aspire to rival him of
Lphesus in future history, In Vrg inia, no
man, how doeply Soever stepped in Jackson.
I'm, VIII aVo" any communion with the dis
umoniss. They Cannot do So, without signal
lzinS themselves as objects for The sure finger
OF scorn.' Let South Carolina. then recoilect
iaa' she may be cut Of, as rotten member Of
tae family, as Rhode Island was, when she
exhibited symptoms OF oppugnation to the
adoption of the Federal Constitution. A. hon.
G MAI. MACON has long ago forwarned
all such turbulent dissen,ieu.s. tue other mem
oersot the Coniederacy may shake her of
un''i she repent Of her folly, and humbly sue for
'''S"ehe'S and restoration TO the privileges
sae will have ioreited--whiuh she would do
rs Rhode Island did, before May month, had
elapsed States, like indiv iduals. sometimes
become unreasouably wild ia their demands
ana as obstinate in adhering 20 the ground they
may nave assumed. Aud ii has been long aco
9''efFed' by one who had studied human ma.
'lre well, that 'wiltu man maun hae hi,
o@n way So lei i, be with South Carolina.
LEI ner inn 10 the length Of her te,her; and
''e 'e' hef stay until her misfortunes aud her
'a'amliIes shall teach her tru1g 10 'cqfr7,iaie
7's rafae Of Ike Union She will soon fnd
peLeptor who will know her interests md
's'' 'of them too, much more truly than the
English Jacobin, who, in violation Of his own
l''c'ples, as aYowed in 1918, and ablv defen.
1so' Is tanning, apparently with as much sue.
. s's as MS demoniac heart could wish, the em-
'''s OF discomfort. Nav his be the first blood
'''' is s0ed' should a sword be drawn
i"e Aa'hhers attempt 10 draw their ius,if-
.''''" nom Mr., Madisons '9S Report. We
'a'e always believed that Nr Madison would
y. '"OeNe' to hear that he Is quoted as the
'''"or oil Such suicidal doctrine. There i: no
s'''' S'of ne holis IL IN mtcr a5horreucc He
ever o'a intend to advance, to give coun-
"'ee 10 any such doctrine and he now
."e' II. We wish that he could be prevailed
w "'ake us sentiments known to the ma
D Is great crisis in the affairs OF The
'''iic-a breach has been made, which no
\, '"' SO oitectually heal as voice from
''"'Pehsr' Let him tell Mr.. Hayne and