Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1832-11-01
Gov HAMlLoN's MESSAGE.

We received by tue 81 mah the Message ao-
j.aesed Inv Hotspur Hnilton, Governor OF South
Carolina to the extra sssion OF the LEGISLATURE OF
that State. recently couohet by his Excellency, TO
settle the affairs Of the r,lon, and restore the con-
s,tu,ion of the Union ,s.eallh and sonndness, by
the application OF the Sand specific recently IN
vented by the profound ptical Doctors who have
sprung up, like mushrooms, IN that iever'sh little
Commonwealth. We hye not roon for tito
Message nor inJeed ii necessary that ee
should publish it, five bsI We give ons readers
the Exposition oflha Senabrs and Members oil Con
ore,s from that State on their return iron, WASH
ing,on, wherein i, was demonstrated wy the sam"
process of inverted reasoning Which proves Na'.'
fcalion TO BE- peaceablo and constitutional reme-
DIV that reduction Of tios on imports is On az
crs7 ation rather ihan at alienation OF tao !arh
srst.m-and wc have snce published M. Cal
hoan's labpred metaphysical Essay, eluriln'lns
and defending, rs tlonssi 1t were mathematical
axioa,, the absurdny TIN, one Is greater nutnber
than tae..y-th,cc, = consequently, that III represent
tA,iye goyernIDen,s, the miaUtty Ought TO rule, d
not as The We or have boon laugh! 10 suppose, the
m0jo,ug Gov. Hamilton travelling over the same
grounds III his Message, odds nothing neT, either
by way OF arsusoeu, or illustration. He recon-
amends To the Legislature call State Con ven'lon,
Tor the purpose oscoatse, Of Immediately nulify-
iag the Tariff Law aud concludes by implonns
the blessings OF i nshty Go3' on the ruinous ei-
forts OF his party, thu. they may rebound to tie
liberty, peace anil happiness ofoW COMMON eoaI-
try"-vhich is ,ss il q man should swallow dose
of arsenic and iln?Iore the Deity to neuirdize lis
deadly Effects Ii is mpossibls TO toresee .he end
of these things. The house will be Sc, on tte ! but
wben or by whit means it shall BE- cxiinsuished,
fl,uti,y Only .an disclose. Mr. Calhoun and his
party have sst'ued fearful responsibility: g. hap
py Will is be tf them the Of all future ages
saall not rest upon thclr memories.
Vhc following e1gsa, from the ftlsraj'S' No.
Ia, written hy Mr.. Madison, speaks 10 voicc of
wisdom and warning To The nsop,o o. ). Carolina
al sutn, 10 Won ny fellow citizans, these con
slJeraions, in full conhdcnae tha,'he good sense
hich has so often marked your decision Will al
low them their due weight and effect ard that you
will mover su.ist dlticultes, howsve formidable in
sppearancc, or however fashionable the ertoi on
which thy are founded, 10 drioe gen tat0 f1c g}o'-
ansona pr ions SccpcS 0to ctch 3s dag0catFS for
uisun,ca rcoald coadati g19t. H-atkea not to the
unnatural eoice which tells you thar the people o.
America, KIN. together as they are by 50 many
cords of affection, can no longer live together ss
nsmbers ofthe same family can no longer CONT
nne the mutual guardians ithcir mutual happiness
can no oa.er DC tcllowcitizen Of one ereai, res
pcc,able and Aourshins empire No, my country
men, shu, yo1r ears usaus; this unhilowed ian
guage-sho, your hearts agains, the poison which
il conveys The kindred blood which flows IN the
veins of American citizens, the mingled blood
which they have shed in defence Of their Sacred
rights, consccrate their union, and excite horror at
the idea of their becoming aliens ytgals, enemies
And if novelties are 10 be Stunned, believe no. the
most alarming Of all novelties the mos, wild Of a
projects tho most rash OF all attempts is'hat ofEe
DING Us IN PIECES N ORDER 20 PRESERVE orr Ii
BERRIES AND PROMOTE ORR HAPPINESS"