Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1832-08-20

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INuLLlFtcAfiOE.- -SYMPTOMsOF WAR.
GreenyiIle District, S carol.na Ialy %, 1es-
--snoala the cholera come to South Carolina
II can be hardly wd-sc than the political mama,
xheh is raging here at prescni we.l remember
! The political contest Of 1912 IN Neg England, bu,
il vas nothing to villa, witness here. You at the
nofh have no conception OF the faction which IS
tearing the bosom Of this Inflated country. The
time has been when reconciliation might have
becn Elected bul it has gore By. a minority in
almost every district IN this state, nre nulliders, and
,hclr ranks are rapidly filing up. The otaer party
are union men, submission mon, as they arc ter
med by their opponents. The contest is warm in
Charleston, but nothing to wha, i, is in this place
Almost every nun in the village Of GreenyiIle, car
res DIRK AMI brace Of pistols, and what Is worse
they use item. a week or two back the editor Of
the Union paper publicly eaaed young nullify
iag lawyer IN the street The next day, the lawyer
rettrtpd, 10y attacking the editor III the Court House
They fought warmly, and were parted, after the
Editor mad shcI'hed his dirk thee tunes IN the law
yers bosom II is thogg ht the wounds are not NOR
tai A fcp days past. student Of Columbia col
leRe, native ofths district, had aiiray in the
| streets with gentleman ofthe place on some po
llticsl quarrel but they were pared before much
blood was spit. These Gre daily occurrences, and
considering the Southern temper and the weapons
used t1esc qaarrel3 are serious matters. McDuflie
! resides III Edgetcd. near by, and Calhoun in this
district, so you need not be surprised that it is po-
tleal soil. The Tariff has mad, the people mad
With Governor Hamilton at tlsir had they are
determined 10 resist he has got himself elected To
the con.nand Of the brigade ut Charleston. so that
he may be ready 10 act III the military service vol
unfeer AM rife companies are arlning and DR. ling
| throughout The state and nothing IS more openly
| talked OF illan dissolution of the Union
Their plan this. In III" next legislature, they
are certain Of large and decided majority. They
VIII then throw open their port. aud refuse pay
ment of the duties The general government
will of course, blockade their harbofs, and endea.
your to enforce submission 20 the laws resistance
VIII ensue, and Reb1Dton be openly began The
caroilnidns are alone rs yet, but when civil war
IS fairly commenced, Georgia is expected to ion
thein and what 1t will md in God only knows
mat force wIil be USED Is certain as the llgt OF
gay at the north, you suppose 1t IS all talk, bat
1--we unong these nullicrs ind know them, and
civil war, know to be,he settled determination ot
a majority Of this State know these people welt
When they ure aroused they ttinl, and care mott
nv: about consequences They are reckless jio,.
headed, not well informed and when one excited
Governed wholly by their passions.
A hea1g strife The correspondent. Of he jour.
nal OF Commerce, 3t Washington computes tn
loss on the &c ernmcnt stock IN the United State
Bank, occasionel by the late depreclion % itsya-
Iue III the market at ~ 7jo0Ul
The 6oHHs in the charter vetoed 1000 900
The dividends to which Government !.
would have been entitled in the coming
ID years at 6 per cent 100000 per