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


ma, 1 repuhltoa, pa not have occasion
10 srite 10 his cont .ofs, that " our snH"r.
iugs it ,rtuls rabls lie carries With him the
dooum, ~ for winch he has been waiting -
~ one 10 ~ be has the news u The Kentucky
election and IN the other, Johnson'i let
fer, ~. ich. ola. To- HIM. Is no denial
hut a CouhrmAr "a OF all thai has been sad
~ TO IN 81 sc ia eseamptfe from Wash.
layton. Upon tie hots, his voyage would
have brtn plrasant~r, had he sailed mouth
sgo, a. vas ofIg nally intended. One brn"hI
Is certainly an .pHrsd from us mission, - e
return IN h,s own land OF Washington living,
full OF honofs iauiy NON abroad, nn5 " 20
owes tn 4 at his lite - the Gou.ty Of ms
birih aud hi, affections.
NCLLlFlC AXIOM -lhr National lntelli.
ccnctt, IN publishing the recent expose OF Nh.
dihgvu, takes occasion 10 introduce the sub.
leiurd tzuact irUma speech delivered by
NJ. GrdWi0rd, twenty years ago, IA oon'ain
rug, II Ia opIuJh Vi That papo,. thc tue dof'
irinr.
- T. rmn me, Sir, 10 make one or two oh
ser, at,4as upon the eompe ency OF the STATE
spy .irb"n's 10 resl,i the authority o. the ~.
..utiou at a law oi Coogiess What KIND OF
resistance ran they maxi which IA constitution
all | kHDB Of bm Que KIND aud That ~
=
have tight O change tho members ol the
Nauoca. Legislature, and in that way, AND
~ TIA ALONE tan they n, CT n change
al the measures OF thls Gos.rnmrnt. II !. tru,
I rtr - another Kind OF rrsI lance which lnaN
he made. tut It is UNKNOWN 10 HE
CONSTITUTION. This resistance depend,
,,pon physical tatoe-It Is M appeal 10 thu
sword ami By The soord musi Thai appeal be
Jtc,dtd. and not by tue provisions OF tho Con
,ltuuon."
Ia ,onnrA,nn with the above views of MI
CTdittotd thr sana pnp'r. Tor the purpose OF
nuustng the opinions pra1ably entertain ii IN
Georgia on the subj CT ot nun hcutun, pre-.
truts the tolloHIng rrtraGi tom speech
. a. f0rsyh al hd state, ~ the yea 10 II {;
1t ia mposNbla Ia leave this sub rot WITH
oat sdyrriug 10 the conduct oi u portion ot
the Leg ,shlute OF Massao hnselts tue direct
tendency of which has been 10 lead tos srpa-
ration oil the Union, Innammatory resolutions.
violent complaints OF the injustice aud op-
pfessIoL OF the general government have bern
hetped upon each other 10 STIMULATE public
pr, judiUe and 10 prepare the public mind for
suongeT aud more decided steps Hunk not,
sir, that advert To these things from auy ap
lrehension that these schemes will bs Ell
leclnal | msnt on them To express my FRO
FOUND LoNl EMP jor heu mpottm mad
usss.
The leaders OF these factlpus spirits arc
presr1ed from carrying their wishes luto op=
grafton by two powerful dyersitirs--interest
and fear. TIE love Of union u yet sufficiently
strong in defiance of afuGce aud lplsehoud
In strike dosu nE kUFFlAN WHO dares 20
hh his sacrllrglous hand against the Consdln-
uon by which thai anion - 10 be perp' taated
these infatuated ieade,s have not the nerve 10
carry INTO execution THEIR MAD DESIGNS.
--lle who covers under the falcon eye at an
indignant adversary. Will not count the fiery
glance otHngry .tetL
But II there Is TO be found leader, who,
90 the necessary CorTuptlen and 10 deadly am.
hilton adds The nerve - uislte TO perform the
&" hrsthngs Of hi, heart !" If by his influence
madnen enaUgh we're 10 rollsl under his ban.
ners, the eye OF reason may look iesIlessly
heI ond TIE immediate conse quences, to The
hnal result. That result is not dubious. Tho
elements of society may be set in motion, may
ruck to ii, iounIst,on, bat not one stone oftnt
fabric of our government viii he shaken from
rs iatr. DleHdlu viii he the consequence,
--autt'hie he scenes winch Will eu.us. III,
fAirsl reg on OF our eountry may become
- desert Wild The poor maus cottage aud
the rich mans palace may together be crum
Ted iuio dus lie blood OF the ippoceu
aud the guilty, vi the TecreauI aud the brave
n,ay minae Ia one common stream--bu
one CONSOLATION is lett 20 virtue Those
,,ho rn.se The tempest teH be me first pioiln.s Il
itsJay
A Bet.-A writer IN ne Charleston S. {
Courier, offers to bet ) 900 ltne money TO bt
depo Ia Bank win any cotton Planter
that the Lard has not reduced the value oil
cotton one ceat III the pound--and that il the
duties were reduced TO the rates Of 1916 cotton
would not thereby rise permanently one cent IL
the p0und-the DECISION To be made thus lwt
~ tue first merchants in London o. Liverpool
shall have tue qdssiion submitted 10 them Il
tey agree, the decision 10 be final lfnol, they
shall refer their views 10 one OF The must en-.
l. htenrd merchants OF France, who,e umpr
rage shall be final. Inc writer adds-Nos
let any oi those who have 81 deluded the peo
ple, b, saying thai thu Tariff has produced a
FAMOUS fail IN the prices OF cotton, come TOT
~afJ, aud ny the sincerity of their assertions
Judge Smith, OF South Carolina, has taken
the held against notification. At a m.et,nr
Of the citizens of the Greenvilie Dt,t,ict Nj
Spsrtan.buTg, ON the LIT. Inst. he spoke four
hours, vefy ably, against Ihese new fanrl.d
md aDo .ninable docirines. His speech Will h..
lubllshed in Psmph ct form. MIR. NuckoIl,
the member Of congress from that District. nj.
so addressed the mte'ing.- Judge Smith has
always been noted for his e,o,ion TO stat.
Rights, Wills, Calhoun, Hay he, Hamilton, and
Med Me, have, 10 times past, held the n in
contempt. Fred. .3fsna.
Common Sense.-The Mobile Register saws
-" A man Of PLAN common sense can no mo, q
undt how the opening ola road or canal
tAsi will enable bin 10 get his produce to