Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1831-02-03

/ Re.s.d. Tas,i !. ,ss,reiirn, 10 e,es''
sais preirs.c-s,lr-
. .,.oirf1 Tn, 10 i. inesns'ieni - efrat'
hini for the purchase Fl pattern farm.
~, enay. sasi ,h., ih~ nro1osiijan ofthe
..,,l.mse irarn caiprper expressed ~. optn
I'm on ~, s.ihirtl sad bitter oppertiuii,
r,al nal or T. l-fsri hius II Tor his anp -
.irinn n tie project. AMI n spsisin what h.
bsl .AiI Il the rsport--'haf u dii contain thi
NEST aho,ninabls htresies ever pro nuigaied Il
.e, country where the least particle 81 ihery
Visited .rhs manner in shirh The slate Of fh'
Commonwealth hal heen p4sfaA ~ r~srS by
ne eenlir.n N from Orang. de ss'ets hr'ds
~ deserted houses. aud its suns seeking fsfng'
j. the IA net. presented picture as rong
arawn a. II toached ~ the hand ot ns'n'
heuelE 1ha, picture vas tue one Mr. =
nd q svn NJ - the pnfspf, which the Efh
usnan ffom Orange hsd inl9rmei tHe h'p''
~ vow followed lie kpe' the drpre''io1
un Ter w3icL il ssG 'rei.-AHi ~hat wAs ne
remedy t,r1po.ed A pfufessntsnp 81 Agn.
culture in tie uai-~fsf, The gentleman
from or=ngs ~. satisfied that bt this plan ne
ngfirnitnrn Of The State aopiJ be Improved,
sni he had aidocs1 IN is support the Improve
,nsnt 10 the piongh AMI coulter, by Haich Two
tairds of Hrayen's blessings could be dspen-
ssd With But what was The reason shg our
<sids were deserted. and anf snrs All hffih'
rea wyre lenstsE their nsfiTf III because
we have been iHis tisrel win. al oaf p'o'-
parity bli.t'sa ~ ueaz r from annihf :
quartz. which 1--we spread acs"la''ah among
az Conm am ~ I5ok ct 'hai ffpori at
s.y that is ylpes were correct Tat thr ~
NEUTRAL prosperity II The State ~ss IN he r.
yivel w tie future men II Virginia ihal the
youth who sorld he educated under Tie pro
censorship. would 20 out among the pfop"t
aud teach thrm 10 mike corn lie thought
TIE people Of the Z. rcd sil.es had had enough
oi professors. Wien Had any pfariie b'n'hf
10 the rights and lhfr irs Of the citizen einan.
sted from them lie denisd lint the people OF
Virginia owed any lbiag l. the University gen
Try, towards heir rights Of properly or he
establishment Of ther hbeftes. lazy were
won BY stronger hands aud more honest heal
than theirs Let The evils bs tak"n oil ~ i"e
powers " nh which they hegan. b1i The com
,nnnsrafh could not 10 - And nc cbnll noi
but ho nppfehrn,ive ih1t The on'2 means Of
redress u,pd be fpund ia force. liz trusted
then, that Yng nj, woell not follow tho bad
cour4e ~ which she hni tsrn oppressed.
Once Ltgin this silken chin, and We should
soon be bouui in immovahle shackies. Tie
powers OF he siats we're II within The enchan
ted circle. and although there we're 'thcr means
for break ~ It's Influence, yet fon The manner
in winch The evil policy lad been introduced,
and iI operation, n bcli'f was authorised TINT
il could ony he femedied hy fOrce. lh' 20 u
miltee of Ag'icnlhire and NRnuhcturff had
not been esfahlisheh many Yenrs. aud he be-
Iieved many gentleman Who aided in II, er"h
ton now sincerely regretted i-Whai had II
done? ! had Tia session framed circular let
tiers 10 farmers. manufacturer aud mechanics
inquifiug into tie minu'ie of their affairs.
That, he believed wa, its first banlng, aud
Ia IA 4 III
yet prescribed hos he should run the lInas ON
his farm bar thai he prrsumed would be nlt
metfiy arrived at. IL wished % The contrary
that every mtn should be irh 10 pursue his own
occupation, md The protection and Ia due
ubservanIe OF the law. That vas enough
Rnd they conii II II advance one drp TO that
point without danger. II was eatliu8teI IN the
statement ofibe genilslnan from OHnge, that
our SOL vas We adapted'o the growth al ,ha
mulberry. and that = liz might he made one oi
oar ptadact.. twas not long rEo, thai / To
pos,fina was made IN Cpn- res IL give : A,oio
IN a II tie Freachman, iur teachldg our grls
60 rel silk lie saw the origin Of his plan u
an agricultural IfofessOrship, Gs I,lainly - ihe
lrutlr a,au flom Orange aud h,mscll knew Tue
business OF tn.lr lanns. Iha urS,h oi lheps
mans WI. mol fbimal here. IL hal heard the
gen,lemau rom Camphb argue against TIM
ohefatiuu o. these principl's ahioAa 4. but n
.,e4usa n. WIS IN favor o. their tut oiut tom N
huai-. lie presumed The gentleman was as
1inc, r. IA his opinion ~ ihri: favor, as he Nj
l. )waf ia ms AZ ,insi them. H. did not i,n-
ny.sn The cutie .hnns monitcs Bh H. wa an
enemy 10 all int.l ference by the government
with the M its II tnr people. lie "bHed no
law 10 regulate IN pnr,hii-. Oata let iae lhei
mo The h5nsr, and thcte would no longer he
rny saie v. Ouc,. la the pfo,le depeni io'
,hrir lv.ng on l4N m.lead ul ltbor, nnd thete
>youlI b. an en,l 10 iheit haelts lhey had
heard the operation ri his sys em IA auather
pa c. described anl werc thry 10 take II hone
Mihall IL. eyd. It "as proposed TO take thr
youtl, 10 be- .datat.a from among the moor.
lFhy sol IL iioaghi the uniNr's,y Il" eslab-
ljalneut 70, he rdncrt OF oi the rich. lie
,,sold never vote ~ iih the government against
the people ar ts mike their soHs he sohs oi Inc
e.,rrn,nrnl In Jang so.the gorp, nmen' The
ueuplr Uec ame united aud the liberties pi the
,sopl- dest o, ed. The ltngulshing sta . Of the
country ms ansel by the unJOsI pOiIcy Of that
g1,rrr,ltnt which Virginia aIdsd 10 establish
Lif the t.a,rtl defence, the powers OF which
had been peryfIt, d--lhe evil could not be
remr died ny pro,essafsh'ps or pattern farms
Nor shseld ia be btuer snHhlrd IN resist It
when the tin. came ,lnr all tn professors ot tho
Uniy,lsit>. They Would he sdre TO he side
with The stronger parry. and h would b" worse
"a
waIda
Nj. Barbour replied 10 Mr.. EpPes in forci
bile and elouncn, speech, bat we regret that ",
have ret room for il. Amer which,
Mr.. Eppes said, the gentleman from Grunge
had instead oi answrrlng the arghmert, refer
rcd L, the opinion OF distinguished men. u he
had intended To defend the argument OF tho
,euor, which was the mark Nj, +. levt'led st.
- reference To grea, men was needless
had supposed a report like tins oughito have
.oame from the COMMITTEE oil Schools and Col
tep.s.-Bui this came from the Committee ol
Asficu lnre aud Manufactures. The gentleman
said that this was the plan OF Jth'rso" aud
Madison. and other worhies-ant had asked
.hether ,bey we're the enemies OF liberty. Mr.
T. G,r.on was never the enemy OF liberty -
Whether The others nsmsd were entitled tc
.,and Inv hi. side. was question for the public