Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1832-12-24
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From CoLUNBiA.--We lay before our readfrs
important extracts from Columbin-,he inaugural
Of Converter Hayne---ihe election Of Mr.. Calhoun
ito the Senate Of the u Stales---and MIR. Randall
Hunts resolutions in the Union Convention
These last will strife the reader as ils, singular.
! BY III ucxi mail we may hear how the Procnma-
ton was received in Carolina. IN the excited
fstate df men feelings i, is much 10 be feared lint
violent and inNammaory paper may lave led
: to some sudden outbreak
LEG,SLATURE OF SOUTH CAROLINA.
CoIuMBfA. Dee II, 1889
y The Tlouse OF Representative met at ia
number Of Reports and Acts, coneurred in was re-
;ce,ved from the Senate.
! Mr. Preston, from the committee Oh Federal
Relations aade Itepor, upon the Governors
Message.
+, Al II The Governor elect attended in the bill OF
he House OF Representatives,, where both houses
we're drawn up to receive him, and 10 witness tho
administration 10 him of the oath OF office, lie an.
pcarcd, conducted by Ex-Governor Ifamilion--and
standing IN front ofthe President and Speaker OF
the aloases, addressed the Assembly His spedcl
was tine DISCOURSE most s,riking'y pronounced
! tie says, In this grent struggle fof or rights
II is my fixed determination TO assert and uphold
The sovereign authority e The STATE and to enforce
ny all The means thu, may he placed in my hands,
us paramount to tim, which the citizens f South
tato'lna owe to the State oflheir birth, or their
rnJopsion. have publicly doclascd Iwish it to be
'dlstincly understood, that hold myself bound by
the highest o, all obligations, 10 carry into fnll CT
feet not only the Ordinance ot tho Convention, but
every act OF the Legislature, and every Judgment Of
our courts, The enforcement OF which shall devolyc
onihe Executive. 1claim no rieht 70 revise their
acts II will be my duty 10 execute them; and
otdn'y mean TO the utmost ofmy power faith
fully 10 perform
tie then spoke of the ordinary duties of his OF.
nee ana pcdsins hlmSelf 10 their strict perior
mancci declared that no personal nor party feel
'ng9 shall in any manner interfere with them.
lurn'ngl then, TO general ew OF or condition
he spoke oflhe eng injuries ana suiierings OF the
State, tho yioen. ard ,crseyorins usurpations of
r,ho Ger era Guve'l,nent & the final determination
10 winch the State has at last come, to endure this
system no 'onesr Tina, she had pu, herself upon
her sovereignty, and resolved that this rapinc aud
tyranny shall no longer exist, within her territory.
That She has announced to her sister States her
purpose, TINT this controversy shall be amcablv
Farm, orpy reference ofaarv MOD f-ntion Of the
General Convention ofthc States Should nei,hc,
% muse reasonable measures he acceded TO- she III
'cei hefse'i Jhsied before God and man, for main
'a.h'hs her position I'll the difficulty can in some
other WY &c removed
VINE "Nh Mr. Jefferson, she would ,ssord
the dissolution Other Union with the other Sn,,ns
rs one OF the greatest OF evils there is We,
one-' submission to a Government, wi,ho,, In,.
.ioh o' powers South carolina is socitous IN
psse'Ne inc Constitution, as our fathers framed II
.'.o'",Hs 70 lis trle spirit But she is inflexhlv
e"'''''c.'' never TO surrender her reserved RIGHTS
'o' W souer the constitutional compact TO be con.
,eitizfnsp 'F'A'S'o" VI nsf
It's surely impossible, he Says that. in this FREQ
sooh'ry-h III sContederacy, any attempt sbould
&c MADE o. her confederate States and still loo, hr
,ae "oSernnmpt which they have created for snc'
a' EurPos s. TO resort to arms, upon the cons,;m.
uoha question, which she is making. The s,,;.;,
VI all our institutions -,hat OF the very no. ;,ss,,
seem 70 put 1t utterly out ofthe question thu, !,
. snou DC attempedto cement our Union u ;,b ,hs
=. oa OF the citizen. We were, however. nren,,.d
'.s nqao should fail, to meet danger. come from
""a. Puar'er It may South Carolina has y,rnad
ger oreihren OF the inevitable consequences os ~
aFPea' 10 arms and IT, in the defence Of bor r;rh..
'e sna'' pa driven to resist aggression, e, il he ~
rendered, that the innocent blood which ma, r.
"ea ~ suci contest, will, in the grea, dav ~ a.
oo,s De required Of those who attemp, this ,v,an.
such, fellow citizens be our lo..-;f hi. 81.
'ea soy Is to be poutcdby the fap,s,eps Of nm u.s.
""''' VI s'aiped With the blood Of her citizens