Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1832-03-22

AD0hY Ft5.9 1872
.l.. ryea.ieucY ASpREw Ac6soN,
President oftbe United States.
e,--Tlr under<igoeiiu the performance Of the
-. s..rl winch taay have b IN charged by the re-
IAN .Itnser, OF the Legislature tin State of
ari have the honor Ia transmit herewith
p.o-,elmg4 ofu meeting hold by thrm IN tn
,,.o5o. of tbs State, on the Sd inst In doing So
.,...aano, restrain the expression of the strong
.,iars 81 Indignation with when they view Tn
...lo which those proceedings
grsit majority Of tie citizens Of this STATE have
a.,efspcatel evidences Of til hull estimation IN
sucatl,y have held your administration of the
sEafzoflhe nation The wag<Jse M qlty which
has marked every act of your puar ,if..-the mma
dim military courage, with winch the respoasbl-
me-, ii your high station have been assumed, aud
nm, constant regard manifested by youlo he pur.
~ ot the Constitution, have strengthened IT, r.
f4ghl mt to your person and your govcrHmonf-lai
NV nave rot been regardless of the manner n
glrlthe splendid career Of military life. la
ben followed by thc many sgaal blessings when
Our civil administration, has bestowed upon oar
#e3urs
Pas state witnessed with nrlis thes ,araop .
slr Van Bmrn by your Exc ,,aury rs your Secfe-
tfy Of STAT. Dur citizens had riyen repeated cyl=
denc.s Of ttalr confidence in HIM With tha
Watb5eiuss Incoming atree people try had re
eaudeads conduct, in Ia yarous stations 10 "hlrt
l..adb sea called by the constituted authorities of
e. Ate They had Witnessed his attachment mi-
a...i circumstances 10 the principles Of the damo-
rfD, Of the country and they had then greHdy
egmea Che suant Of 'hslr confidence by cleRaJiog
5.ptala. IL. ol,esf. Ollie. within their aifi III
.aal yoar h,XreIlcuey'> removal OF him To VI.
df,Iar. vas III a., oil Justice At once 70 las cll,a-
e.s loa.s,y and III litp to The cansttu On. aul Ia
,I,alaIactas ot ms ,dafeal1 The f.ings OF is
pvps III, thearl1alJ aeauicsead IN that rome
81 aad freely sunard rcd tAeir most dlstmsas he'd
1loy citizen to- your call, because thuy recognized
+. Traditional confirmation of the hgh hopes thy
~ IN, b,l Of the character of your administration
Tho, say with ualIssenb. / pleasure H., 4
fqs to aid your Excellrncy IN Your successful q,
'ampts restore tn government IL its purity and
a4aH his withdrawal from the high station 10 which
YOUR parliallty had exalted han, became necessary
ar ;ls preservation Of ourp peace agans. DE n
t,,h- 81 these who wcrr ajjze enemies 70 veat Hel
sal aud yoaf principles, they bcheld IN yaar CON.
teuol cont hence IN iiN, irfefraeabe prot t6at
IL combination could close the eyes ofvoor Exeel-
10y 10 ite#couse ot ygur country, and me- person
CONSIDERATIONS arrest your efforts tor The common
#,.ftra Thy saw, dat am1 tn ASSAULT made
upon your principles by unfa,hlai servants. hc he
nor Of our county was not lost to yo.u view,
saI the tlt, thai the sam, ardent patriotism which
rad been manl' sted on the wnIls OF New-Qrleas
j.! IN brought into tn administration of til.
e'#ene@. They s,lw anl felt this, IN the effort
by yonr Exeeleary, toacquirc by frank and
.H'.s' #tiation. thai Ger which We had warrrd
ala, meat Britain whichnad been abandoned #
anil sa1rndered by subtle diplomacy and upon
Ea your Excellency AT least, had not been silent
DpGnlp Of tins XplDlp tplt md al
tcr confidence III your EXeelcncy not mis-.
1'esd, for they saw and knew that no con5idera-
con, OF private nature could fora momcnt affect
your ardent desire to promote the common veal.
II Is true they Were aware that there were citl.
aus III thus Union, who could justify and partcl-
pate IA tins surrender Of " free trade and sailors
nights, Who could calculate the VAIN of the u
mon and who could 9ogh at our culamtles IN a
f.Hod OF Var and general distress. But they could
hot 9aneye that sQcn feelings could sway any
er1heh Of oU hitherto unsuhcd government, and
LEAST Of all that lhoy would ever dare combine to
impede the attempt Of your Excallency, to secure
mat for our country, for which we had expended
hIIions OF or money, and for which thousands Of
our citizens had laid down their lives.
lou. EHeeIlency has eve appreciated the feel
HSs Oh Inc people OF this country, and 1t Will not
now be difficult for you to Judge of those which
Is'''1e tais Whole community, against an act IN
p'''eaeHted IN the annals OF our country winch
mas M ''fea the hitherto exalted character OF our
national senats-whleh has nsulted state that
"Aich has directly attacked an administration that
- roahaed deep IN tire affections OF the people.
the state of New York, sir, is capable in itself
y 0.ehS'ns the indIsnity thus offered to Its charae
''' IN 'ne person of its tavorite son. Butwe should
DC uhnmdtal of our duty, if we failed in the