Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1831-01-03

Mir. R.xpourH (eur Minister Extraordinary
. Rftsa1 indiag hrs friend sucesed so wen,
or onse had HI. hosom warmed ~ toe esese
II humanity, and he offered The following 'ese
tuition;
Rssolftd Thst the committee on commerce.
.1d maaniactvrrs b insiruriea 10 enquire,
whether an, snd what feicf a"gh' 'o 's u
f.adca ~ the inhabitants Of the Canary Islands
.,f.r,.s from famine oeeastoned by the rssH.
re, Of the locust"
.na nj. resolution tna AS adopted.
How shocked these gentle msn have hsrn Tor
reversi wars past, by the ireqnen' eiefd'taa'
efhs Consultation, hs teaFrHfa, IN arfr"pra-
t,nr naney lur Roahs ani taHais and ia re-
l,s.ine the sufferers hy ERE ~ Alsasairia 7e
bare mention by VI. ApAss. 81 an "per'p'n-
iion 10 6tup an observatory, the apparatus o
~Sch was procured many years ago ny III
JEFfER.os. hiled them with kind Of iei''
hable horrsr hight hsa.e - ~ sA'fs
Was the hke ever heard Oft shall. perhaps,
furni.h YOU hereafter with further filsua-
Tons Of the beauty Of con'''tsncY'
-tIor,afo Don Some waE having nominated
the famous Lorrnzo Dow as n Candidate Tor
pfettdent OF the United States, he has IN
consequence. addressed the following note 10
the Editor OF the \. Y. Commercial Ad
tseTs
TO THE PUBLIC.
Having noiieed piece IN snndfy napen =
goiur the rounds nominating by iniimafion, l..
Dow Tor the ne1i Pfendent ot the l :. sc.
Fellow Cinzrns--l shall not ohsr myself a. .
Candidate Tor The Prcsi1eney--1ot viewing my
natural aud &C CURED talents adequate I" ne
approaching au}itiy 'iaportam station Jfom
IS To '37-though public character Tor -
,ears and have some l,itle acquaintance with
men and things, eIperImentally. And hope
that no other Naftrs Chisen will oher, WHO
4, no, fully qualified for that important Ifad
"a Thai period oil time .-............
Dec 20th 1850. LORENZO DOW.
N. b. Printers through u. ). please give the
shove an insertion. L. ".
.Th. Rev M Dow, as we learn has inferred from
IN examination OF the prophecies that tins period VII
be ofeeaerai disturbance 10 The moral ana political
world.
Eioousnee. The following eloquent anil PER
tinent remark, are extracted from the Afuee
on Nulli6 alton, in the last Month American
Review.
On the day Thar The intelligence should be
,,ceiyed. TINT South Carolina bad obstrucfod
the ruecuiion ola Law ofthe united Sta "a. The
Presidsn'. II he d,d his duly. would call DOT Tho
militia OF n Carolina, OF lcunessee, and oil
C,eorsia. To enforce IT, ~ General Washing
Ton called out the militia oi New Jersey, Penn
.,lv,uia Virginia aud Mary Land, IN 1874 my,
ne would call out he n,i,ls OF South Cbrolinh
herself for one of the three cases. which the
Consultation provides aud The example Of
Massachuseil. has well taught the states of
this Union 10 beware of Withholding then mlli-
ia when call Il ow under an act of tongfets,or
Of understanding 10 Judge for themselves "he-
ther IN. r1geney e.ists.-Ihen the port pi
Charleston II declared lice by south
Carolina, would he put IN stale OF blockade
D, Congress. The Columbus, aud the hide
prudence, sud the Franklin, aud the brandy
wine and the Lexington, would one BY one
axe their station, on the edge OF the bar AMI
last tail, the poor old Co.'s hut on hers fal-
tno.f coesal with her afflicted nhmeghke, would
OBEY he nnNelcone summons.-She would
come not skimming over the waves like tho
,eAb,rd that scarce woh his bosom on their
snowy crests not ringing with glad shouts. !
nnd the rapture of anticipated triumph, AS
when .he ranged like mighty monster
n, ,br deem, beneath the castles OF lripolI str,k.
ing them dumb ns SIZE passed or us when she
spread her broad aud glorious banner TO the
yinds and rushed ke asttnng man rejoicing,
runs a rp.e, 90 the GueirIcre aud Java. Her
dark and wealhrtheaien SIDES would loom
will not weep. that shall see her sadly display.
iog her beautiful banner, Nth one bright stBr
vailed ,oreyer with Que dear stripe ellaced,-
,ne al the old thirteen, that was emblaLoned
upon the broad folds. when they were INST IN
oiled on the mornpg Of Independence hnd
WAS moi ohlueraicd when they were traed
nloop. ,orn aud dragged With blood, III the
DAYS Of the country tribulatlon; bot now alas,
voluntarily bloued from them 10y South
Carolina herself Who could support The
sight when ~ squndiou oftbe unted States OF
America should obey the stern command Of
duty. and rush down ii dark and fatal array
On the pnlmetto fort But n worse sight thnn
thisunst be horne. By tue necessity oil The poItI-
cal system in which we live; necessity sifon-
scr than parties whatsoever STATE shall drop
from this [ ion, Is Ill fall into tue arms oil Eng,
land We know TINT this Is n butter necessity
10 a patrol State, but II would be her inevlta
ble doom Scarcely will the squadron OF the
L. s, have appeared Oh the waters u Charles
Ton, to engage Reluctantly IN civil war
with their brethren, whena British fleet will
hasen TO relieve the iTee pori aud The
R,yal George, add the Sovereign aud the
Mnia.,y, aud the Leopard, and tue Summon,
vii be aTrayed against the Unitrd States.
in alliance 18th South Cdrolns Into what
coalition viii this plunge the United States. or
the disunhed StaleP We freely admit that II
would pnnge the United States intoan ahyss
of suffering. On South Carolina itself, II would
bring n direr scourge than ioregn OF civil war,
btiium piusgHHm citiie, ~ which. IN the most
terrific sense, mans foes shall be those Of ms
house hold"
ltis mentioned in a letter from Columbia
South Carolina, that the Catholic Bishop Ing
land preached IN the Hall Of the Housr ot
Representatives " strong State Rights Ser.
non"-that " he recognized the rght OF a
State 10 internose a veto upon Federal usurpa-
lions" We cannot rejoice in tins Intelligence
The evaporation Of political dlsoontents Is hut
a sorry employment for a Christian prslate.
A multiplying Governor, like Maj. Hamilton, is
Ind enough hut nullifying Bishop much
worse. Let serihons he used as vehicles ior
more ediiy inc mater than dsorg AMAZING party
politics. Bishop England has not been man,
years in our republic. He would have done
well, perhaps, to wait longer before he