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Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1831-08-25
VIRGINIA ELECTIONS.

Nrrtha'aPicH--Rir CnIe, IT, as Carter 81. nraS.
ton 60 -barnick--Coks Ga, Braston l.
Jgfersoh-ArnsirunT 1i2 Lucas Avg Hardy-Arm-
81 ronr 223, Lucas i22-Armstrongs present majority
1909 aud Hampshire and Morgan To vote.
LaHcdstf.thnn's majority over Talaiorrn, e2
No doubt Of Mr.. G's election "a and We may expect
tsHys thu Fredericksburg Arena hear tho shouts Of
the Jackson press Nothing !. farther from the truth
however than the assertion that Mr.. Cbinns election
Is Indicative OF change of sentiment IN national poll-
ties among the people of the district HIS success was
owing To personal consider atiOns, and mt to tho
strength of the administration party Tho District was
never more decidedly Anti Jackson Than nj this
But moreover, ar Calhoun /, not a Jackson man
On the Hastings, at king George courthouse. when
called upon TO express his preference with rssperi To
the next fresideutnl election he stated unequVo-
cay aud frankly that he the friond Of Mt Calhoun
that TO exclude Mr. Clay who HI. last hoicc he
would support Gen. Jacksonbut IN. choice tn be
made between jackson aud Calhoun ho would decided
~ prefer the latter"
Es,er-Roane 100, Garrett b. Eernard 10, upshaw
Norfolk ooSnty-( onrrectej) -Thomns Newton iio
9notge Loyal 29iN's present malurity 2OU aud Nor.
folk borough aud Elizabeth city Co vote
MOHros.-LouA Max~, Il 4Gi Gen. Daniel Smith ota
-, smith ~.
Southampton Y. Mason $50, Gen. II. Eppo.
Tdsmeu-Cbarlcs c Johnston oO7 Joseph Draper
a., .yh'.Dr"Pst 1l2 Johh',on.-ia L.s-J9hn''o"
Washington and Grayson 10 vote.
STATE SENATE.
Bedtord Com. WIN. Campbell - reelected 10 the
Senate, We learn by MAJORITY OF upwards Of 100 w.
shall give statement of the pols, when received.
Southdmpton--Francis T. Rises $40, krHnois Nuthn
~ \. Atkinson IA.
Shenandoah renpyhakor 772, Or WIN NJ Ray.
~ 200 John l.. Smith 10 Hardy-Penny baker 25J
Snilh d.
EsssI--Patkcr DOG. upshaw 81, Dickinson 40.
HOUSE OF DELEGATES.
flI The figure annexed TO each county will
show the number Of members 10 which Il i.
emitted
Bedford-Col Robert Campbell and Edmund Pate.
are elected. statement of the polls will bs gwen
hereafter.
dieghany 1)--Col. John rorsnger' ~ Mosco II
Mann H.
Rnckinghan (2)--Capt WIN. N Patterson. 525, Phi.
llpA Boiling no, MAJ. c. iancoy I1G, Col 5. T.
Christian 20l
northampton CD-Myers W Fisher
VInick Ci)-AeN w, JoneS -, L. w. Moore %
Elizabeth City To veto
James Cuy-n. 4. Richardson n, Robert Shield ~
}. NJ Gregory H. Robert Anderson York aud " Il.
hamburg 10 vote.
kdft OWN Cameron.
Hatdr 4 Nh. Mullen.
Jtcersoa (2j-John $. Galahor isG Henry Berry.
81, james Gtantham $50.
LsseI q Kichio' 40 Barnes ~ Pats 81 Tny Tor IS
Shtn0Hdoah (2)-Gul. samuel nare 72- Col WIN.
Carson to- John Newman .,,f2.
SOUTHAMPTON U)-JofamIuh Cobb' 800, BonJamin
Gfhn sac
Logan 4 Col A Lawson.
Lee ll5-AIiep JJ6, Noil 2al.
Id.msH O)--KeIl.y. 3l4, Vawtots 934.
Norfolk county (2)-eorrected John A Chandler J0s
Johu + Leigh 49G, Gen. john Hodges 374, D. John +
fonHg 80.
doochtnnd N)-Arcnbald Bryce u 2QJ, Joseph 3
Watkins 2O2.
Monroe cl--Kclly' a44, vaw,en 934.
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%, 900 Bushels Of Wheat
WanteA.

THNHE suhscrib"rs wish IN purchase 2. .0Ge
= bushels Nheat. Tor winch thu full mar
kel piioe will he given. They viii he regular.
" in the market during II. sr.son. ftT whsai
Flour and all description of country produce,
aud invite all I,"rsons having such. to awe
ihsma call. They have constantly on hand
general assortment Of goods aud sss ~ d,nJ
oiper,Ian al further supplies from Richmond
aoh Now forL, which they are deter 'ninsd ~
sell at fair prites--AmouR which are 80 sacks
Liverpool Salt. 10 binds 81. Crofr ard y. ..
sugar. ! Cetooo Spanish for Indigo, o.
MARTHA do. 400 Dut.b Madder, aud 6ouO prime
Green Cnhs. SCRULG5 Il BAGBY.
Aug !. Init
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1831-08-25
REVIEW
OF the I.ynChburg Markets.
Corrected Jor the Vuginian, by
THOMAS A. HoLcomBE and RIcHAnp TYREE
Commission Mere hanlS.

corrected JOr The DUginIGR, by
THOMAS A. HoLcomBE aud RICHARD TYREE
Commission Merchants.
AUCTION SALES.
Extreme prices Of passed Iobac-
co, from So 90 TO 10 90
Inferior 10 common, 10 TO 4 90
Common To good, 400 10 q 90
Good TO hne, u 90 10 10 90
Strips, 8 80 to 80
Refused, 800 o2 10
Inspected the las, two weeks $50 hhhs. pass.
tobacco III hhds. refused total 753.
We shall number The tobacco inspected here
after eUt'V tpo WseH5 for the quantity 0W be
snaH.-ShouM any change IN The market oreur,
il ioiH be notlced ,edhout delay. Ne hnue for
sign accounts 10 The Sh Of Jldy--no0ting SPECIAL
IN The tobacco mGrket-prlces u0dh0ui change,
aud The demand mol bruk.
Flour 81 37I to 4 70
Wheat. g7A
Corn, 3 90
Bacon, 7 b. 10 90
Hemp, 90 too 90
Nhlskey, ~ 10 ~
Wool, AZ 10 do
Freight down the River per bundled % cts
Freight up the River % CTS.
Plaster aud Iron up the river 4 On per ton.
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EDUCATION.

huR PATRONS and thr public are hereby
~ informed. that the Fa1 and Winter
Session OF our School will be commenced on
Monday the 9th of September. Pupil. will
he instructed 10 all the branches Of Science
usually taught IN Eng ish Schools. Our pa
u"nt add unwesrieh attention Will he given that
tho Scholars may be thorough IA every branch
OF study hat they form correct intellectual
aud moral habits, respectful kind, ami aminhle
mnnners-lerms liberal aud accommodating
J. IL 5 COLE.
Aug % 6nt
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1831-08-25

Il The Nullifyers ask, where is the remedy
If the States against oppression, II they do uo'
possess the right TO put their veto on regular
~ passed law OF the land1 We will tell them
Thomas Jefferson asks--"lf the two depart
ments" tthe State and General Government)
should each claim The same subject OF power,
where is the umpire to decide be,n cen them -
And he thus answers the question " In cases
Of lj'tle urgency or importance the prudence
Of both parties will keep them sloof from the
questionable ground; hut il it cannot be avoid.
eI OF cJmpromlsed'-wha then is a State
at liberty 10 stand upon its sovereignty, and
presumptuousy ser up its decision as the Law
paramount over the General Government and
rs ,~pnty-ihree sister States, who may dlssen
I, ON its views Not So" II It cannot be com
promised nor auoided," GAYS Nj Jef'-rson) "a
Convention ofthe States must be called 10 ascribt
he doubtful po,oer 10 thai department ohtch Meg
maQ think beSt."-HERE Is A REMEDY Al
once patriotic, easy and tffsctual. Aud vet the
Nuiles claim Mr.. Jefferson authority on theu
side Of the question
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1831-08-25

GFlt seems strange, that. just at the moment
when the dissouuos of the Union OF these
States is threatened by a party respectable for
talents. and, in one State at least, for numbers,
we should be complimented by nation which
has spared no pains 10 hold our institutions,
manners customs, &c. up TO ridicule. " Anne.
rica," (says Bells London Weekly Messenger
" must now he our great example; as our Re-
firm ia in fact treading upon the heels of that
Government" And the London Morning He
raid, in publishing our census Of 1880, ex-
claims, "What prodigy is the growth of this
Renoblic When the Revolution commenced
IN l776. il had less than three millions of inha-
Infants and now il has thirteen! Then, II WAS
on n level with Switzerland or Denmark; now,
il ia the second naval power IN the worldi We
rejoice in it's progress. for its strength and its
glory belong to the people, and to the cause of
,r,tn ;ustice and free om all over the world. >
How long would these compliments be
ust did a single State have the power, when
ever disconnected faction should get mo.
nso,ary ascendancy in its councils, TO put
ton 10 the operations of the Government. by
,llifying an appropriation or loan law, u
".ciaIation OF war;
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1831-08-25

GJ,Iu our poetical department this morning
the reader will find some very beautiful extracts
from a volume of Poem, lately published in
this country. They are highly spoken OF, by
compeien, judges; and We are informed, by
the Fredericksburg Arena, are from the pen OF
a young gentleman named HtH, lately school
master on board the u. S. sloop Of war War
rem.
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Nh II * IM E H..

MARRIED. on Tuesday evening lnst. h,
the Rev. WIN. |. Holcombe, Mr.. BENJAMIN
HUM OF this place, Oormetv OF IIolrfaA }
to Miss. ELIZA, daughter oil Cap. Miles Car,
OF Campbell.
- on the 18Th inst. near Abingdon.
by the Rev. Stephen Bowel, WYNDn M
ROBERTSON, rs |. member OF the r. rrcuiise
Council of Vtginh, TO Miss. MARY + /
oMI III, only daughter oil FrsncB smith Esq.
oi Washington county.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1831-08-25

IT We have received the LIST and q Nos
Of the .NeW POfk american Adrocnie." As
its title imports, it is devoted to the advocacy
of the Tariff and Internal improvements. Iii
OF he largest size, its Typographical execution
beautiful, and EXHIBITS ia the editorial depart
ment considerable ability. Redwood Fisher
Esq. Is its Editor
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EDUCATION.

u VIE duties Of tho subscribers School for
IL Young Ladies, viii be resumed on Mon.
day the 18th Of Septcmher--rerms, for the
session OF five months, including fuel, s'aiione-
~. aud all other charges, go. pay able in al
vance.
MIRO. IOMpktNS, will continue TO give
Lessons IN Musiok, and will receive YuuuF
Ladies ia her family as borders.
Mr.. Vincent, now employed at Hompden
Sidney Colegr, as n teacher OF French, is en-
gagged to give lessons 10 this School.
The Undersigned pledges himself 60 tho
patrons OF h's school, that his best and mot
faithful eSeriions for the advancement of bis
pupils IN useiui learning, shall br zeuonsIy con.
tnued F. q. SMITH.
Aue. 90. 1wif lyefersoninn1
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STATE ELECTIONS.

Kentucky I'VE have no later information
OF defnte character, from Kentucky, than
was contained in our last paper. We Mink
the delegation from that State ia the ne At Com
gress will be seven for Jackson and i've for
Clay-while the friends OF Mr.. c. Will have
a respectable majority IN the Stnte Legislature.
We refeG the reader TO extracts from Ken.
lucky papers TO show that there has been al
work " maIign influence" elsewhere than at
Washington.
Indidn1.-The following is the vote for Go.
vernon as far as heard FROM: Noble (Clay)
l4,O32. Stapp (Clay) 1895 Read (Jackson)
Il,l26. 1t will be seen that the Clay vote thus
lar, nearly doubles that of Jackson.-For
Congress, Judge Test, the Clay Candidate and
former representative, has been turned Out by
Mr.. McCarty, the Jackson candidate There
we're two CLAW candidates in the district, whose
united vote nearly doubled that of their Jack
son competitor. Notwithstanding this fact
the election OF the latter is claim ed as a ri
umpb. Our oppon" n,s are welcome to Suci
triumphs.-Per contra-Ratc line Boone. the
Jackson Candidate and late representative frou
| another district Of Indiapa in the last Congress
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1831-08-25

O-J7It is amusing to see the 'ang troid with
which the Nulles quote Mr.. Madisons 98 Re.
port and Resolutions to justify their unwarran.
table Interpretation OF that textbook, in tht
tie, tn of that genieman's assertion that they
give 10 i, meaning which he, heir author, ne
yer intended it should convey. They swear
however, that he does not know what he meant
aud that they alone are capable of interpreting
it. The arrogance Of such men is insutfsro
hl,-li however, those Resolutions counte
nanced the doctrine OF Notification, why was
the hing itself never heard of until the Hart
ford Convention gave it local habitation &
name !" We pause Tor reply.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1831-08-25

Col CrocktTs last The following snec-
dote IS gong the rounds of the papers In n
stump speech, delivered during the late canvass
Col. Crockett thus spoke: Fellow citizens
am opposed because | am nof a literary man
Look "yoar President will spell with him
from alb 40 10 crncydr and bea, him at thai =
Good
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1831-08-25

Ut Abon, ten days ago. the singular appear
'hce OF the Sun wa an object OF universal remark
IN this place; n we fad, from the distant pa.
p'is. that mat lum'nary elsewhere presented
surface black spot bc,ng distinctly visible TO
tue saked sye.-rhe Frededcksbufg Arenn
saws, that some OF the good folks Of that place
are considerably alarmed at tho phenomenon.
aud take it for granted that war ia at hand
blue ut the dsgracef0l circumstances recently
developed az Washington
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1831-08-25

THNHE COMMONWEALTH Of Virginia 10
u the Sheriff OF CampbellconntY Greeting
Whereas, William Sheppard and Lewis Webb,
late merchants and partners. trading under the
style and firm OF Sheppard nnh Webb, at n
Superior Court OF Law, held for the county Of
Campbell, Mt the court house thereof, on the
4lh day OF April, 1922, by the Judgment Of that
Cou,i had recovered judgment against Richard
Thurman aud Rober Thurman. late merchants
aud PARTNERS. uhdlng unde, tho style aud firm
oil X. Il h. Thurman, the sum oil Four Thou
sand Seven hundred and Sipv Dollars, and
s,Ity five cents, with l"gai interest lher' on
from the first day OF August 1919, I'LL pay
ment also Nine Dollars aud ten cenlsf their
costs, by them, III this behalf eIpeudGd, where
nf tho said Richard thurman aud Robert Thur
mSn, late merchants aud partners, trading
under the style aud firm of H. Il X Thurman,
Is convict, as appears Of TecOId-Neverihe'
less. execution OF the judgment aforesaid ST. u
remains TO be made, as by the insInuatIon OF the
said Sheppard n Webb, as aloTesnld. We nT"
informed, and because those things, which, 10
our snld Co"rt are rightly done, we would have
duly put IN execution therefore, wa command
you, that you make known 10 the sad HlCh-
ard Thurman aud Robert Thurman, late mer
chanuand partners, trading under the siyl ~
firm OF X. g. X. Thurman, that they be before
the Judge OF our Circun Superior Court Of
Law and Lhancery, nj the court house thereof,
on the 26lh day OF September next, 10 shaw, II
any th,nE Tor themselves they have, or can
say. why the sad William Sheppard aud Lewis
Webb. late merchants aud partners Of Shep-
pard and Webb, Aforesaid, execution. on
The judgment AFORESAID, may not have, II II
To them seems eHredent, aud further TO do
aud receive What our sand Circuit and Superior
Court OF Law and ChaOcery, shall m this pat
! consider, and have then there ihis writ. Wit
meas john Alexander, Chrk Of our sad Court,
at the court house, the 23d day Of August. 1891,
Ia the Both year oil the Commonwealth.
JOHN ALEX AMBER.
Aug. % 1891. 4~
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1831-08-25

Cheap Con- hiding Gen. Upham, who late
" COW hlded Isaac Hill, u. S. Senator, from
New Hampshire, has been tried for tho offence
and fined one dollar and costs This is an m
dicahon ofpublic seniimen, mo degrading Ia
Hill rhan the COW Winding itself
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1831-08-25

has oeto deieatsdb by Mr Law, a friend Of Mr.
Clay.
Missouri. Official returns have not been re-.
eeivcd, from Missouri but we nave no doub, oil
the reelection Of Spencer Petiis.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1831-08-25

II We told by Mr.. Calhoun that " to lie too
aaona has been considered by many of his friends to
DO ms great political fault" 4 rue, Sir, II has but,
was before you visited by YOUR prosent cousttu-
tinuaI scruples II WAS when your estimate Of State
Rights raakel you with tho ultra aIit ndnarans It
was when your purity, instlgted by yonr mingaYrss
.rcled WIN Smith Tom the u. :. Sonate, for his op,
position your too liberal principles Of constitutional
construction--tha, William Smith, who, occupying
tho 81 nc r,and that he did thentn wit, the true
ground OF the Virginia Resolutions of '07hnds himself
arr ,ypd against your hcfnsy of Notification, he
cause il le.js inevitably to Di'unon, ms he then was
against your heresy of implied construction because
IL teudcl To Consultation
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1831-08-25

UTMr. Calhoun thinks if the doctrine Of
Nuifchtlon we're generally reco gnizsd. there
would be no necessity Tor IT'S exercise. tie is
risht--for the Union viii he dissolved the mo
ment ii is admitted. II cannot exist an instant,
IN connection with such selt-destuctye prin-
ciple.
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Aug 25

1n virtue ola decree Of the County Court Of
- Bedford VIZ, the subsbscribers, Gommis-
sioners. or any three OF them, will proceed 10
sell. nj public auction, OF tho Goth day OF Sep
temher neat being the irsl day of September
Bedford Court, all the lands of tho late Babti.fc
Hardy, dec d. lying IN the County OF Bedford,
on the head waters of Big Otter Creek, shout
three miles above the Fancy Farm Mills, and
containing fourteen hundred and twenty nine
acres, about three hundred OF which are clear
ed, with good dwelling house, barn, aud
other necessary out houses two good apple or
ch"rds, adjoining the lands OF Capt WIN, H.
Jones, Mitchell Ewin's, heirs, N The hcirs OF the
late Doctor Griffin. lh, land lies we'll, 81 con.
tnins n large portion OF good tobacco lind.
many good springs, and Is certainly one oi the
mCst desirable tract, OF Rnd that has been Of
tered in market lately. Terms. one fourth OF
the purchase money 10 lie paid IN hand. and
the balance IN three equal annual instruments
To bn secured 10y - deed ot uust on The land
Tho Irnc, hclng large one, will be dvid Ia
sn't purchases. Mr. Caleb Fwtn, who ~.
sides near the premises. will show the land Ia
any person desuous oil purchasing.
Henry HARDY,
WILLIAM HARDY
JESSE WIT j.
Aug. 20. 3S
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1831-08-25

Queries.-Why ia it that the Richmond Eu-
qlirtr has not published Mr. loghan's Last let
ter 10 the President
Why has the Enquirer maintained a pro
found silence respecting the appointment OF
the infant, Steven L Mason, TO be Secretary
aud acting Governor Of Michigan Territory
is II afraid of tho truth
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1831-08-25

IL ]. NJ. Forbes, Esq. U. s. Charge des
AiTaires TO the Republic of Chill, died at Bue
nos Ayres, about the lst of June.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1831-08-25

The Mailer settled. - he Editor Of the Al
bany Argus, announces that Mr. Van Buren,
will not be n candidate for the Vice PresIden.
cy. As the Argus il known to speak Mr.. Y
BIS sentima MS, there IS no doubt OF his inten
'on 10 keep his name as much as possible u.
oof from the political controversies grown,
out Of the present campaign. The Argus nom,
mates, for that office Mahlon Dicker.on, nov
a Senator from New Jersey, and The Tender Of
the Tariff party IN The Senate. VIVA, think you
Of this, Mr.. Ruchie
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DIGGES' OFFICE. }

Lynchburg, Aug. 18th, 1881.
Drawing of the vmg,n'a Wheeling Lo,,ery,
Class No. o. Tor 1891.
90 10 7 81 a 10 81 Is % IL 81.
This DAY,
Tho drawing OF the Weisburg Lottery, Extra
CIass..No /, will be receVed--Capnals!$l / 900,
50. 900, &c. sc Aud on Saturday the Spen.
dad Dismal swamp Lottery. Errn No. /, will
be Teceived--tirsnd CapiIai S2o,oO0, &c &c
Tickets and sbares IN the above scheme TO 10
had at DiGGEo' OFFICE.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1831-08-25

W The Jackson men are eulogzng the
new Cabinef, without stint They declare that
II Combines as much talent and weight oil
character as any Of its prrdecrssors. We
might believe they were serious. If they had
not said exactly the same thing of Messrs. Ea.
ton, Branch & Co.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1831-08-25

WARDS OFFICE.
Lynchburg, Aug. Is, 1851.
The following were the drawn numbeIs Tor
The Virginia Wheeling Lottery, 5h class,
drawn at Richmond on FRIDAY last.
90 Is 81 III 10 % l8 20 IL 81.
Renew your Prizes IN the Wellsburg Lottery,
l2th class most Sp GNnlD sch cine,
containing oiI Prizes of 5000, aud will be
drawn
TOMORROW,
at Rchmoud.-- Jackets ouiV $o.-For sale al
WARDS OFFICE.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1831-08-25

UF MIR. Calhoun makes a very Ingenious ar
gument against The Tariff oystem-but IN 1918,
he made much stronger one favor OF 1t. How
can such a man be depeaded upon
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1831-08-25

Hinorttles aud Majoritiss-The doctrine laid down
by Mr. Calhoun IN his Expose. relative TO mqjOr.I.
ana mihor''es Is characterized by the groses absur
dIy. He contends that where tho Interests are the
same that Is where the laws that will benefit viii
beneht ALL or the reverse just and proper place
them undor tho control of the majority but where they
are dssimar, 80 that the law may benefit portion,
and may be funous to another 1t would be unjust aud
absurd 10 subject them TO It's will"-Such principle
tins, acknowledged any country, having tho sem.
blance Of representative government would be alb
surdIty in On all questions one patty must
~ It's point; and it. according to Mr.. Calhoun, tho
weaker party, like the South Carouans, should choose
to assert that the policy of the majority
why then the majority yield, aud the minority
would rule The solocism apparent. Itls the very
principle Land down by Shays 10 his Massachusetts
bclion-by the Whl,key Insurrectionists of Pennsyl
vanla-by tho volaors of tho Embargo aud Non Inter
course laws-aud by tho Hartford ConvontIonists.--
Did Mr.. Calhoun assert the truth in his speech the
Bonus bill ~ 1877, when he remarked In country
like ours extensive and so various its interests
ohat Htcessay for the gond, may Gpparcnt-
In be opposed the interest Of pdrtic uiar sections
Undoubtedly he did and he spoke like a Patriot, aud
wise man, when lie added, must be submitted Ia.
as the prirs of greatness" What law then, could
ACT be Huiirei, # tnls right of minority check the
operations of the government by its veto, be adj
rttGd An embargo might and would be nulllted by
The shipping States war, wage1 Ia defence of
natnual honor, nigh be nulcd by the sing 10 State OF
DtandrG (unt large some of the nties III Vr
lima and, our 'sons of Congress- en-.
frc National government, would be an useless expen-
dituro-, piece Of mpoent machinery, wholly useless
for every good purpose
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1831-08-25

" The n. Y. Courier says, Mr.. Van Bu.
rem carries With him to England E" the entire
confidence OF the President. tho administration
and the Republican party" Bless us, what a
'oad' for sl"nder man. of 1--WE feet eight, We
hope he will bring It back With hun, when no
returns.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1831-08-25

believed The American S, ten" ought To b,
Cherished. as the sarss, means Of Increasing The
s"'idhy aud strengthening the bands OF our
ori1n. Now he affect, TO believe, that the ex-
'stenee oil the Union depends ON the abandon.
inent of this system altogether, or NJ least its
moh'hcail"n to an extent that will wholly dc.
stroy its efficiency and usefulness MIR. Cal
noun was wrong then, or he is wrong now
and his error IS the result of defective judg
meni, or want of honesty. lie has therefore.
destroyed the conf lence of the people either
IN his CAPACITY or his 'otegriIy--he may decide
"h'ch-and mnst fall by the srlf-la6cted blow.
Let no such man be trusted"