Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1832-12-24

.beJin her Science, trust 10 Almighty Goo thai
no .or, 81 hers, naive o. adopted, who has neen
norr.hed n, her bosom or cIefisitd ny her bounty,
| " ii be found rsising apsricids arm sgs.hsi .Ac
bosom Of our common MOTHER arc cwn'
should she stand Alone IN this great Struggle Iof
UNCONSTITUTIONAL llbsily, cneomDassed ny encmics-
vth., there vii ROT Be found in the woe limits o.
the s.ale ono recrcan, son Of hess, Who Wal NOT ny
tie rescue, and tc ready 10 lay down his LIE 10
! her offence"
south Carolina cannot be drawn down from
| The proud ~minencc on WHICH she has placed hef-
self excer,, iyy the fands Of fer own children Give
her hut FAR field and she asks no more Should
she succeed. she will lave glory enough sni, u
size fail the bitter irai,s ofha, taure, not 70 her
self alone but 20 the entire sep.'-nay, 10 Inc
whole Union, will attest her virtue, lie SPECIFY
establishment on tie ruin ofhe rights Of the States,
and the liberties Of the people, oil great conso-
uJated C;oveynmeui--' riding and ruling over the
plunder.d ploughman aud boggared yeomanry' d
/, his once happy tanh.-our glorious contedcracy
broken INTO scqtiered aud d,sbonoafcd fraguenis-
the lgh, " Liberty extIngaishcd never pefhaps 70
be relumsd those these VIII be the melancholy
,et,for,als oi that wisdom which saw the danger
while yet al n djatance, and Of that patriotism
which gIorsusly struggled to avert IT, inemofia.'
\ over which repentant though VI awaiting tears wi
/. then be shed by those who Will TOO late discover
a
r way, when Liberty Or lie Union couio have peer
II preserved"
r Feiow.clt,za iere rcpnsc the honored oone
os our ancestors the eyes of our rhdfen hfs
!, behold the light and ae1e, whcnonr mortal race
g nut We hope i9jepass on u: bosom OF our coali'o
:, others desert her frhey wii,sive aid and coun
a tenence to hersnemcs i they maypu, for Us
II .,ce iciR stand nr faH yin Carot'ua ]!
J. The Speech created an universal enthusiasm
y and drew from many an eye around, such tears q
il men may weep. Was very much stuck 10 SEE
II among others, The honest and sturdy veteran lIaI
r. rison one ofibe officers OF tie Senate, with hi
z stem rough face Delayed with fears. ! saw, 10,
u ucar me, many manly face hdden-many bol
3 brow 1ushsd-lholsh 1annor piecscy say, tia
re | saw any Gnlon inan so affected.
j, Gen. ilayre uttered his discourse, with all hi
i aecgs,oue ed grace and warmth and especiu
n ", With ell That air OF deep feeling, and honci
u fcongIcon, winch makes his delivery sopfevaiIns
Of The usual Oath .hen al ninistcred to l,ii
ie together with tina, prescribed by the late Ord
- nance
al The Senate and House afterwards attended I
Of The Senate Chamber, where was delivered TO III
D. Governor his Commission.
TO Afterwards, both Houses accompanied him I
10 the polco Of The State House, where lie was pr,
he eInmed in form.
* The Senate md House afterwards joined in
OF Epaot for an u S. Senator, 10 supply the vacanc
y ticcaslooed by the resignation OF Mr. lIayne.
The Bill for the potecuon and defe'ee Of Il
SLATE C.tadel and Arsenal a, CHARLESTON (empou
ering the Governor 10 employ keeper assisa
rs keeper, aud pl9cr psrsons, to act as workmen
al scntnc's about the buIIdidg) was read sccon
IN toe, and sent TO the Senate.
al The Bill, " for the better regulation Of the MI
- tia OF the parishes ofsl Philips, and ST Michael
II. was read and amended in some particulars
n Mr.. Noble, from the iolntc Committee 10 count Il
ed Ballot for Senator of the United STATES, Reperte
nj FOR JohnG. G.yhovm /:
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