Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1832-10-01

p, for lie ,'eusts i~ros & de ,ia. r..
scattered the bones of their fathers" I, III
them to go, if they would escape the fa-,' lot
croachments of people, in whom oil senso VII
tce has been blanted ny avarice, and VIII. JUS
have become converts to the infamous m,x... "
legitimate doctrine ofthe Holy Alliance &C IA. '''
but which we had hoped would have been 8 ''''
excluded from our code Of political ethics ,l,, !,
er and Rts@t are convertible tcrms-.a, ma
Which has made Continental Europe one g., y
pithea,re of Yyrans and slavcs-and r. ,.,'
Russia may appeal with as much propr.,y
tehd her course in crushing Poland anl ,,,
her patriots into exile and 10 the scailod, as c..
ga can for her arbitrary assumption Of lurislc,..
over The territory of the Indians, and her upinx,
preparation Of the lands those people. To thc n.
ami behoof of her citizens We defy the mos, .n.
tie cas- ust 10 show any difference between ,bs,.
cases. Let the facts be critically compared ,,t
We shell be much deceived fit do not appear t,.
the parallel runs Gas logicians say) on all TOM.
! Neowe the Aborigints OF tbs Continent ayas,o..
legation for the past let US not increase the d..,
by the inae;ion upon them fresh wrongs
x The Charlottesville Advocate, after ioe,..
ming the public that the health OF Mr. Randolni-
the Ex-Ambassador 10 Russi.,-ls better than, ;,
has been for many years. says, on The authority If
information nom Charlotte county, that it is ElI,.
should III L. consent to serve, thst Cop.. L.c..
anson the m e.abei elect for Tat county. will =.
cate his seat in the House Of Dee,a',r us,.
that MI r. may be elected to th.l bojy-ani adds
laai there is bat little doobttA"t Mr.. E4ndoph vii,
be candidate for Congress next sprlug-NIr r
IS Aufoerat Of all Charlotte, and, # he saws TN.
word. Capt Richardson will. Of course, ret on,of
his way-but We doubt Whether Mr. r. at,b.+
time msditat4s such step. Should his health.
however. continue to improve, it is not improbable
thai he viii be cut 70. Congress next spriog.
a. Coy. Polnlexter has been received II, aI.
friends IN Mississippi with no liue elIa,. PuH,
dinners have been rendered In ant acrop,.d j,
several places. We should however, infer. .lou
the reelection 10 the II. of K of Mi Pluuracr vt,
was assailed, preceding and dariag the .ao,.s.
with no little violence by GOV Poinlexter that III.
'lde ol popular sentiment is rather against the re.
i.aetoly Senator Jaeksonism like Bouapart.. to
crates no healf'I5, much LIS opponent.
S9bi7 Cdfatt Aa.-At Il meeting OF upWard' r
resolved that ''he LssisIatura ofsae Stat, at-
/ a"mea the unconstitutional power OF passing 'oal
Of Nullfsai'on "'t1 us attendant reoa.f'es' u"
0'1f ao1 az / ne aaY saai 9.''ih '''fo..Ha ...
Is S''eh "'' act vi tie if'atA' ~iih VII I" A,'".
apart 'foa The dissolution o! tae oa.'a "hH' .'
IMAGINATION shutters oeohIehpa'e
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sI"nded to the call OF tue sh3eeo meeting 9l'i..
MS opinions nfen III, -feat questions %.ia,a-lae
tile ha'oh' he Richmond Enquirer adds
we nave good authority Tor saving that the
'o'se denies nu''ihea''on TO be the rshiu remedy
tor southern ''fonss.'
. ''''s'' pun! !" nu'''''''' nave
'iai.'ia' Alf' 9deoo Sm'i MS Their c'udduc
| Tor Alayof, and Messrs, Luke fiernau and Thorn.
n, Yates Walsh ia, IN IIar,s, ~. f, l.,,.,. t.,
tiroorc has been ,e,c,or,r, tho s,-,.., ,,il..r
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so'''s''' III ''a'y 9n1 hn' we nave strong rG"S,t
at the ensuing elsstlon, the Monuuon'a Ctyw
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