Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1832-12-31

cd BY the pov&r OF her enemies, BUT Poland wa
no, surrounded by free and independent States; in
terestsd like herself, 10 preventing the establish
r,ent If tho very tyranny which they are Gale,
upon TO impose upon sister State. IL in spite O
our common kindred, and common intererts tn
glorious rccollections Of the past, and the prouc
hopes OF the future, South Carolina be coidy sban
toned TO her fate, and reduced to subsection, by al
unholy combination among her sister States
which Is believed 10 be utterly imt,ossib.e-ard the
doctrines promulgated by the President are to he
rofle the oun lntiohs Of a new system cenented b,
the blood ofonr citizens il matters not what may b,
our lot. Under such Government as there could h,
no liberty, so there could be no security either 70,
our persons or our property.
Blu, there is one consolation, Of which in the pro
violence ofliod no people can he deprived wi,hou,
their avn consent The proud Consciousness n,
having done their duty. If our country must be en-.
shaved let her not be dishonorcd by her own sons
Let ;hpm not 4" forge The chains h.mselces 5u
A,hict f4eir liberties are 10 be manacied"
The President has ntimaed in his Proclamation
that a i" standing Army" is about to be raised to
carry secession into effect. South Caro- ina de.
sres that her true position shall be clearly under
stood both at home and abroad Her object is no,
Is disunion has raised no standing
Army and ifdriven to repcl invasion or resist %
erosion, she will do so by the stron- arms and
stout hearts of her citizens. South Carolina has
solemnIy proclaimed her purpose that purpose is
fae publication Of her ,jsaiS She has pr ltcssei
sincere attachment to the Union and to the utmost
Other 30 wer she will endesvor to preserve il.
but believes that for this end it is her duty to
watch over and oppose any inftaciion octhose prin
c,pes winch constitute the only bos., ofihat union.
iuse 4 faithful Observance Of them can alone Sc
cure it's existence, that she veuerctcs the CoNsr1.
YBrioS aud will proteo. unl defend it "soainst
eVrg aggression either foreign 81 domestic but
hDnye all, tuat she estimates as beyond all price
hefLfsgRrY which she is unal,ctnLv determined
6serr to surrender while she has the power t.
maintain H.
jEe Pfesd nt ienie. in the most y siive term.
thr fght cf S,,'a unior any circumstance 10 ST.
cd. ifoa tn. tn'on. AID pats DIS dcnia' on H..
g,oDhd ths l,rn, IN line the states parted ~nb
many overs A. &" c1nstitu = jninils wnb the
ethe, States s,sGLs NAriaN, they csm,n' from
nal period p@s.ess Any tiah ~ s'rcd'.' Whist
taen r'n'ains OF those " rights oi he Statts" loT
ohieh 'ns President Ttofesses 81 high Iev.r-
ente In What do they cnn-,h: Aud ty what
trh,te nre they held J The nNcon,tlled viii Of
itr Federal G,sernmeut. Like any other PIT,
Cmierrtiun, hr St tas may exrri snch powers ANA
18th o"fy may b. psrniittrd by til " supr','s.
Wien thy sep beyond in'sc limits, eycn Frdc.
,a off ret wh set n ,nghs tb.ir decrr's --repea
t''ir s,lemn oriInasees--proc'aim her ci'izens
e. tie iEair RS and rrhace "a III to suhjeciDn b,
W.h,aiy totc~- md i. driven 10 desperation, they
s'opid seek refuge IN sccrs sion they are 10 be
I'D ia they have bound ihe.n elves tiusr who
nave perpctratrd or permitted these ennrmiiies
~ The iron bonds OF a " PERPETUAL tNinN.'
u these principles eaud be established, then in.
dsd wouii the-'iays OF our liberty TO number, d,
and the republic will have found MAyxGR. II
South Casola" had "a' airray aiken hrf srani
again Il ,l,s Us .nstoas ofthe fedrrai Goveinms,
here Woulb have been an occasion, whrn she must
have lei, herself mpelled Wy evsry impulse o, pat
,,otisn aAd avery sentiment of duty, TO stand
iat,h IA open dahaocr OF the arbitrary decree, OF
tae ereeuive, ahsn sovereign State is denoun-
cpd, h"r authority dpt,dcd, the slieeia OF he,
ciizen. dea,ed, and sha il threatened with military
pow'r ~ leduCe her 4" of"di'ucr to t,e i'll ~ on"
Of The iunciiona'is III m" federal government by
whom she Is commanded 20 "teat iron her ar.
ehives 5i.r most ) iiemn decIees- surely the time
has COM when it must br SEEN uhsiher III" PEG
pie OF he severa aiss nave indeed lost the spiri
"' fb~ir revolution, and whether they tc-
fpnr 'he ~iliin2 instruments at az nnhHiiov.d
CtsiTt.sm. ia sJCh s-Crsd caI+c Sou'h Carolina
vii fe- thai she is 4. King no, for Der u,Vu, bot
VIE Hhtft' a. iat tnion aaG thr FIGHTS Ut MAN,
and ste Confidently f.rst. that sne issue ui ,bi.
contest W. be ~ example /, lr ea,eI All a lesson
II rn'ers II raug1o the aoiJ 4.
te'ioa Ci'z ns-.n ire name and behalf q; The
state Of Sooto Ca-olina, do on u more soi,mnl,
warn you 'ssinst al ateiup's 10 SO luce You irou
y1a, l,fi.aaty all glance % The State--l Charge
you to be 'srthiu! 10 our cu t'z"ns Of Soath
Ntfoiina. ah'l earnestly "xhpt SoI disra aid
t'ose vain aenace," of nilrnry force, witch, d
me PRS sent. ~ 'iaaou Of ~ his strtutnn
Uaiga,,on., aud 81 toIr most sacred lights snnat
lac tempted 10 employ. II w"ult be ONE your -
Hmn cnty al AL n z .rjs . i"sist. ! TtQ III, Won
IL &c iuli, r. pMtJ, t. sustain the dtsHiiy nln
n'"tec, h i rites .! "a. Stale if need To-, " 4tL
sour " lives ana f,rtnU S" A I'd may that g,aal
and good BaisG VITO, rs " iaih,' Garth fo3 1.
children, IN. puc rs with tna' Holy ZEAL ~ A
GpeD cAnsE, "h5"h Il iae oesi >Glesu4sd OF cut
gnts ant L;5er'iss.
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hAVe sh.n Il -. a rl. rAud.
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pen Ut u th. CnHri S'a''- bet. ~, .r>rrI..
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., The uovergot,
SAMUEL. HASA ND, S-c,ct.i, II ,',t-.