Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1832-08-27
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1883
For Buckner (Clay)
= For Breathltt JacksonO
Majority for Buckner,

For Breathitt [Jackson) 1883
Majority for Buckner, 557
Ten counties 10 be heard from, and the con-
ties, doubtful. Mr.. Morehoad, the Clay candidate
for Lieutenant Governor, is fue or s,r honSahd
ahead OF Mr.. Taylor, bis Jackson opponent, and
the returns for the State Legislature show that
there will be u large majority in both Houses fa-
vorable to Mr.. Clay. Should Judge Buchncr be
defeated, therefore, we shall have no cause to des-
PAIR. 1t is evident that pcfsonal considerations
have contributed greatly to diminish has vote and
to Increase lhat of his competltor.
Tie pcaceablc aud Constitutional Remedy 81 Ma
LITIGATION j.!
As we have heretofore remarked the mask Is
thrown off, and the Nullifyers, out Of Virginia,
have ceased to assert, for their qaack remedy, that
character which, in the outset Of their career. Tiny
claimed for ii, a. beng a constitutional, p~cacealle Il
harmless mode Of redrcssing grievances. In Vm-
ginia, however, they still endeavor 10 hide the
Monster with the veil Of sperious sophIStry and
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Union of the States, the best legacy " Ger be-
queathed by sire to son, y to expose II to the people
in its true colors. This being done, it will be for
,ho noonlo - ob,,so ,b.,h.r ,hc,, n,l ,,IIy under
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'"c nag Vi D'So"'o', u "''e'o II '''.'P''S''
banner which their Patriot Fathers Of 70 unftrled
I" to til battle and the breeze" We eony the fol.
,oy;no T,,s,s ,i,,,t ,t III. ocl.,bo,,, d,nner il,
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oeos"' ""P'e we leao" Se'e"-'s' f'''s 1 lbs u
Notification, the emblem of a Southern Coniedcra-
cv. was frs, unG,lds,l sou,h Of the Savannah
,ri.u ..a. ,.
i"'y 'p''" '' '"'''''''''
BY Judge Clay,on-S{fH d1sss Tae only re-
naming remedy for the expressions of the South
lie that las a heart to feel, a head 10 frame. md an
arm to defend, " now's the day aud nov the
hour, y TO strike for Liberty
BY General Wm. w. Montgomery, of Rich
'noid' 'S0"@ e@foi"a ana "fofSta-ih eY nav.
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o,e,cnt crlsis-Ict ms have, q more of HE sieky
cant about b~,ot{ryiq lorc, and the saer,4q,s9 ofthe
un'on-Ihey who shook Oh the tYr'nnfea oppres
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INTO Ic,,h
BY Wensley Hobby, ESQ. of Columbia. .So,tA
CaroStna-Go on let our oppressotS appeal to
'o'e q '".y u''o IL u. ,''-' y yo" "''' ~
Won
BY 2. w. Hutchinson. II "A duty of three
pence per pound, on lea, p%tolueed the war WIN
va" EHS'9"" ""at ou9h' ~ i"t ech'' on "l inc
E.oL,aJ1 +. snco,l,, r,nr.ni'a +, ,,ye IL. a..
swer. @
BY r. b Honghton, Of Athens-Ne love the
on,o" ihucn' oHl '"e "'a,i W. ADORE
tenn Who'h.r :, h. c,nsf,n,,o,, Il ar amt :, ,3ol,tes
the inher,ni rlsb,s of Southern tie.n,,n. lfcon-
s,ltltlonal let ON opPressofa remember, HAT when
I.f''"fto" e0mMs"LeS' e'a",,4lto'S en-" ana 'n'l
, ,'';,h Wv ".n,',,,. ',..,, "r A n'a.,a' ,a,r,n,s
H. ,auo.,;,. ., -, ,a.
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by 'u"Sc DoiS"eitF' ~ ' '''h h's''''h1' .,
"Pp1e'~o"' noin any "'''e'ety QUARTER """y anu
oc'y h"N"f"'
Judge Dousherty, five mistake not, presided
al the trial Of the Missionaries. We presume he
able to hear men thus indemnify denouncinca 40.
weSaotn and " opgrcsso,s.1 who but forthc flaming
rhetoric other ambitious disorgani2ers, would no,
know Of the existence of the government aeains,
which their hostility is thus aroused, except by the
blessings it c~onfars-while, n, the same moment.
they hold in chains men unaccused, much less con
victed of any crtne, and cheat and rob Indians Of
their land, and then murder them if they dare muir
mur at this invasion of their chartered rights !
These men to complain Of op9,cssiom and to de.
nounce opyrcssots, The very words should Grim