Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1832-10-22

! a. those who possessing one Of the BRIGHT 81 ana
dearest OF heavens blessings pave lost II, lhfons
anfhftness, indifference, or ignorance ct IT'S va.
! Tue Heaven forbid that any Of ~ snond crave
lic on suel conditions Let our thst be IN Prov.
ticncc, in the goodness of our cause, N the good
sense ant excited alarm oflhe people and let every
man, resolution be, that whatever othets do, NJ
will discharge good conscl1&e aud DO saii'ifsS
olhia eoun,rys degradation.
Ia the next place, We say and il IS QUO malu
purpose of this paper to express that opln'on that
here is sabNaitidt ground 10 dopc jor sHcee@,
We have good reason 10 believe, that by union and
zeal, sautary change in the government MAJ Be
broRsH about The truth ls II all who t@A a
change, believed that change eagt1 Dc cfcete",
tho work would be already dom. There " no tea3
son 10 doubt lh,t great, very great majority o'
the People 1.-the United States dcsire, IN their
hearts, To see a new president IN the char Ihh
feeling some arc ashamed and others afraid, To Il
vow. But ifall would speak out and say what
they think aud what they feel, Gen. Jackson would
unqucstionably find himself ina minority And
some are speaking and acting too Inc slh'l oil
the Nation begins 10 discnthrall hseli, N begins
TO feel It's natural buoyancy, and to rise bFc lhe
influence of purity ard prejudice, aud proserif ilon,
and tyranny The reeent elections in hehta.hy,
l.ousiann Missouri, lnd,una, mud Maino, oonnee'
ted with the prevalent tone OF sentiment IN Nee
YORK, Transatlantic, and Oho, hold out the most
encouraging prospects. The whole obstacle 10 II
glorious triumph lies IN two things. Inst, 10 PER
suading mcn 10 act according tehef ohh eoAete
GaAS, and TO support those candidates Ter oihec
whose neastes anu principles my oP"ptei ~
stead oi following 'le Impulses u i''ee "'
supporting hm VINO mas po'', o'''' '"T"'''s' ~
though ihev now asaPPfoNo a' "'' va
cahnel dony ''l3 hhhll'os9 anu w"
secondly IN lefsuhohB uoso wiz e'' ""''u5 -
oppose openly al" mAe'o0y'
also These two CAUSES arc ali th't eau P'@"Af
prevent sn eesslpl issue 10 'hq laese' 'V'l" -
lhcy may Dc, ihe} can ~, o'e1yp''i u,ss 49, ~
DC overcome II IS ht"l NV " '''.
y the preaching el putty always e'e'-'4' i''"N
even honest ctlo9 perpetual ~ 10 ""' NO., ',''
IS OF iatd u PIeFa' W''h MN ~
Thy lor great object, about whleh tey "'oe' anu
to give Tint Obj ct preference aud pre- em.nehce o.
! yer u smaller one about w1leh ''.y o'.,e' h"'
these difficulties ure not insupeiao'.' W. ''u'
not Seile' ourselves To he asno"'eSo" Wy
OF waywatdncss ana 'Ppafe", lo'N0''". ~
opinions. S"eh lhinBs n'uat DC eNi'e'"', W.
consequences aVet'oo ny tnoso "no "Ui ",',,J'
8feM objects me S',"e ',""|' '''''s ~" s
e@''fo" ~ CIV" g'. ''a'" s.,,, 100, ,,,,,,,,ye
~. -, asga.d;na,,, ,oore ~ mon Go, na,ly
''''' "o"' Nv, r "e.os, ~ s,,,n, ncrsonal
| n Lar
"''',''''' UNI W. .as I'll, ,les fn,ncs,lv
"''asn,ne'' i',' W ,,ra1 n,inc;nIes
''' 1,'oe''u'''''! " ~ ,c,lon ,Y,tb
I''' u ',V'a.' -, a,, e,n,ily of ihe
v,e"'' 10 p.e'"' '" VI w. s'''' Ia,o., Nm,
" ','L - Am ~, tho oorious
VI '''''' % ,ah cniovncnt, of
,La ,,.,,an, ,, fla ,.na rrosn,cts Of the future.
"a ,,,onJor ,riudicc IN nr,nc,ne 10 rive up party
CIR ,,,i,.,, n,d -, ,vba,eyer sncrlGce OF personal
nrer,,c,cc 10 uns with us in saving the Coustit,i-
ion To ,bose npnin. who think alike, and feel
nike IN rosncct 10 ,he pr,sen, Administration, aud
n,ow their equal des,e t,r change, let us address
an, sunnl;ea,ons ,ha nv nstt;ots. they will Wild
IT.. lcss 70 n. ,,,a,e, ohi,rr thai ,hoxAy,l gave
IN, oo,,,,, h.,oro thew contend for or against
,h;n,s 81, o,l c,nda men mus, admit. however
,npor,nn, ,hcv NAV be i, Themselves 20 be We, Sc
cnn,,ac,. - ~. o,ca, eauso oftbc Cuns,itutioa.
Miserable miserable indeed will bo our condition,
il, when the fragments Of tina, Constitution shall be
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