Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1831-08-11

WIN some curiosity and We hope v i'll be
clear Of the two great vices OF modern poll.
'is'ans-proiirify and mystiteoiion. We hope
10 receive II 10 time f,r our aelt paper.
W We shall take the earliest opportunity
OF complying With the request of /. di.iinguis h.
cd gentleman OF this State. to transfer 10 or
Columns the vigorous Essays, nov in the
course of publication. from the pen of Mathew
Carey, ESQ. Of Philadelphia, entitled 1.-The
New Olive Branch.'-we should have
dene So, ere this, but for the heavy dema nds
made upon our columns by the Controversy
growing out OF the disgrscefo state of affairs a,
Washington.
" Good news from Unadi!la. "-Blankeis of
eIcellen, quality, of cotton warp, filed with
WOOL, are made a, the cotton factory near PEN
dle,on. S. C.--This is the true remedy Tor hard
times IN the South /; and will make the rarid
policy blessing 10 us on this side OF Mason's
aud Di1on's line, as IL has already been 10 our
Northern brethren. who, wiser than onrsel, az,
have taken advantage of lis provision, instead
Of quarrellins about their coincidence nh The
doctrines laid down by certain writer's Who are
enamored of a Free Trade syslems Cha,
never did, aud we febr never will exist
u Our readers have already been informed
thai the Nullifyers in a public meeting held NJ
Charleston. S c. on the 4,h OF July last, for
'naliy Resolred" tina, the ,gn imputed TO
fhpua nf lisa m TT.,in Of
was " base caiumny." How does this are.
solve agree With the declaration of ons OF their
writer's in Georgia paper, who eIciaiu,s 3"
say and say il boldly. This Union CANNOT,
OUGHT NOT TO LAST ?" How doe, il a.
gree with the inAams,ory language Of Isaac w.
Hayne. their Orator nj Columbia, on the 4tb oil
July last 7 II is we'll for them to disclaim tho
attemp, to dissolve the Union for no traitor ever
yet blazoned his treason on his brow. until i,e
had achieved his purpose. or persisted in the al.
tempt-nor will they, except now and then.
through the imprudence OF some OF their asso'
GATES who arc more intempsrata than wise,
aud whose courage generally runs over when
danger is at a distance, SO thai none of il can
be found when The battle is 1T hand. That Hioh
however, Is the settled purpose Of the leading
advocates of the heresy al Notification we
verify believe that such must be the eIec,
Of The triumph OF that doctrine, whether il be
thrir intention or not. we most certainly know.
" The length Of Mr.. iugham's letter to the
President, and tho interesting Foreign News
received by the last tnnil, which 40 gould
neither divide nor postpone, prevents the IN
serion this morning of Protocol, No. 2, Of the
original Ja.ksoumen of Philadelphia. II is
brief, AID we shall endeayor to make room for
II in our next II is signed by twelve iudvid-
uals.
uF We shall not offer any observations on
Mr.. ingham's Letter, TO the President, which
occupies 80 much room ia this mornings pa
per. II is indeed an extiuguisher, which we
might rejoice TO see spilled to the un chas
tened ambition ofau ignorant and vindictiye
President, If the record OF his frailties did mol
also proclaim the disgrace of tho c6uoiry Of
which he is the nominal head.
%" Maj. Eaton lelt 'Wsshington city on the
9Th INST. for Baltimore whittier hs had been
few days before preceded by his lady, the
Helen Of our modern Troy, under the escort
of,be great man oil this pigmy age, ID Auditor
Lewis.
~ letter from Raleigh N. c. TO the Ed
iior~ of the Fayetteville Observer snys, that
" Judge Berrien's address has struck Jackson.
ism blow in this city, from which i, can neser
recover"
IL The Winchester Republican says that n
meeting will be held in Frederick, 10 the
course Of the present or ensuing month. TO ap-
point Delegates to the Convention to be he'll
in Baltimore on the ID Monday 10 December
ne1i, TO nominate o candidate for the Prssi-
dency. Virginia ought certainly to be repre-
seated in that Convention but as other States
have appointed Deleg ates, tho number ofwhom
is regulated by their number OF Representative
in Congress, IL would be well for US, before we
commence the work Of appointing them, to
adopt some plan, by which We shall neither
exceed nor fall short Of the number TO
which, according TO this rule, we shah DC en-
titled. We look Ia Richmond for our cue.
Rail Rood,.--Many persons seem disposed
to regard the project OF Rail Road from
Lyncbburg to Kingspoit. as bciog visio nary
and chimerical, because Of the great distsnce
between those two points. What will these
members Of the Doubling family ('he great
obstacles TO gigantic aud useful enterprises in
every age, say TO the fact. that. Pennsylvania.
in another year will have in full operation 600
miles of Rail Road, independent of 800 miles
Of Canal And what will those misery
economists, those wstch-dogs Of the treasury,