Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1832-09-10

alen may have been s,ta.lea " 't't-of away by
plant statistics, the real value OF THIS reduction,
we entertain 4 strong hellei thai viii bc sell
sbIy tel, IN the poehe.s d, tie taA payer, aid tue
Golfers ofthe Treasury. WY 10 lae1, fei l9a5-
eraw1jt til .,sue ofuther et.Jds l}tas a1Ra IA
tatii. ot lullss t. The =ge @aHs - 's"sttli+
munt Il Is not yet a. .s,taiatd o40 tsrtAe IA
come nom tac modified ea..es Hiii ,aceea "a "a.
manl, Of die Revenue. IAe appsoaehi's eAtlne-
ioe of,hc nat.ona, do1t, accompanied .wie Ia III.
ieultlua attendant ob surplus revenue 1'ta iha IA
cfcasng stability o. oarmaneiacta91s, my a! toh'
spirc 10 bring down ,4e Tsriii 10 tue fomtot Re'-
enue and thu, ADJUST thcsa unhappy dlssei'sioos
" nj THIS reasonable hope heioro swo Ne"li con
are our brethren 10 pause yet longer, before u'ey
rush on the antr.ed evils Of revolutions and mar the
promising dest!nles of o"s RePutte. We "oni"
invoke their patriotism to preserve our sacred 1
mon, As the only buiWarh Of our national dienee,
and the onl, safeguard OF our Invaluable liberties.
For ourselves, we are prepared yet longer 10 pat o
hopes on the ,orcc oftQth, and the aaehdrt'esPro
.rass Of tmt, Tor finally elosns ths prolific souee
OF Internal djscard 10 heal tie diseontens, aud
strengthen the nun OF these States Therefore
LIST ReSo'rcd, thata momcntous als hts arsra III
our federal relations, witch calls foo the general cN
preston OF PUBLIC sentiment, AMI that "S'na
cannot row remain sllcut, without beng ltlAe to
herself and deeeitul 10 her trjen3.
ID ReSoircd, that We resitd tie doclrncof Nul-
lii, atianas a 4 soreanialus and nsldiaus political
heresy, directly opposed 10 the .#ue, and aput OF
the constitutions.
Sd ReSa}re9 That we view the modification Of
the lar.if AT tn last Session ot tousttss, rs
substantial measure frIct' ana @9 future ,Neeaa
al these duties creating surplus uut wanted III the
national treasury, as calculated to .o@er the Fma
III future To the feveatte v ants 81 the Coz frnent
lth Rcsel,rd, that 81 far iom rcfreWlAg IN tie
reduction u TIC larlil daUos III thc last session OF
Congress any nducemeut ior the opponents OF thut
policy - resist lis execution ilad abundant en
eontaseu.cnt 10 a,anesee Tor longa, pfred and
eonlinac our pcaees,le efforts Ia prlegre us !di!st
amcllolulion.
9th Il W}ced, that w place adj ou hopes 70, HE
preservation oi or beftes Oh die duration Of our
tniou and it caleiul aud scrupuiuus adhesion
to- rad ga, sructon al our written CONSTITUTIONS
9Th Resolved that we consider any Immediate
opposition 10 die t1rf laws ~ lIle iorcole inter
posiuop t,,oy STATE At tins parttcoIarJ ul@nre as
unsafe i'apal.tie uawlse, and highly dangerous Ia
the best Interests If the Nation
9Th Resolved, that the Editors Of the Richmond
Enquirer, Constitutional VIA, Lybehoars "
gilman, and Eirso1a Ad,ee4c, be requested to
publish In preceding ~ IL nrs.ltt N Their RI
spar.ye papers. 10 ktNEa. ftouaGR.
hlr<R. Bows, * =
= The substitute offered by Maj Ri-hnd
Pollard nj the Nelson meeting, has mot been reeeg
ed byus. 1t shall be published asfoeaiy t, 4 RI.
quest 10 tina, casr:, soon aiiaf ai,aehai Us as
practicable