Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1832-09-27

c..,syn C.ssucaL.;on. We Informed orr rea-
doris in our last, that the Convention Of the Union
PARTY. IN South Carolina, which recently convened
a, Columbia, had adjourned after recommending
.s5uthern ConreHtioa, to be composed of delegates
from the States of Virginia North Carolina, South
Carolina. Georgia, Alabama and Mississippi, as a
substitute for MIL .featt0n OF the two schemes,
we should decidedly prefer the iormer-beeanse 1t
is certainly peaceablc remedy, while Na''iiisa=
ton /, a Revolutionary measure and Is worse 9
yer than Secession itself-inasr.lch as ii wi add
:, rb evil of D,sanion, It's necessary and meyiia=
II. consequence, the horrors Of clvil war Seeing
II, ,,,. confess we are somewhat, amazed at the
.,,Version of our friends of the Hbig to this
to.jasiale nd especially at the reason 1t gives
- thu. conversion, VIZ that 1t rsigR sars The /
,ioa in certain imagined, AMI, it will permit US to
add imaginary emergencies. We should as soon
thnk Of ,aving life by applying lancet Ia the Jug
sar The VIM ought not 10 be 50 much AFRAID
If labour.ng" III thesame doetins' with the En-
,n,rcr as to desert is fla mereiy because lis neigh
hour has shifted i'seo w conf ss. Gen.
Jackson once said, while contemplating similar
possibility, such "a conjunction may well make 1t
Iopbi the proprcty GIFTS own opinions, bat st'it
should not drive il from lis course without due
reflection of the consequence Besides, tie
WING Ought t, reeoIleel, that II Notification
he f,.qI,, dpiuoibIe from the Report OF - Nh
Jadson who wrote that document ought to be as
>.U apprlad ot that tact as tho5e @lo, a a much
htcrdfy. with optic sharreacl y 'coeeo4els@'
have nude the discovery al loost toa 10 have
bee,,s., taslly d., .ltned by the Wing, any ,an1
within th. los tour years is wilniu thc last ioaf
mouths, Hu ii t-1ee 20 fls disfeas'on, which
Ncmateas much Oh, nccoant OF oar sincere respect
ior ourt.l,nos oftbe Wig, as from any lear Of the
consequences Whi,h their apparent le0.ng to
wards Notification not Ia is present asgee', but
IN the abstract luoy exercise over The minds OF It's
readers. 1he docirine appears 10 tvs, on the very
face of II so Gross absurd, that We are confident
no people vii ever sanction It WHO are not pre-
pared and anxious for Disuuioo, mask their
views and purposes as they may and when that
timc comes, why theesi had rs well be invoked N
the shape qualification rs any other
Bur a Southern Convention We arc not III
,aned To favor this scheme al the first blush be
CAUSE we can see no good 10 arise from H. 1t Will
meet DEBATE certain propositions, pass resolutions
condennutor} OF the Tariff ayrem--lasas an Ad-
drcs, to the peopc-preparc Memorial to Coz
ercSs-and tnen adjourn WI the Tariff party be
any tn wiser ror Ill rhis parade 7 VIII they be
#at .a5t convinced, taan they nov, dat IN
.4..s, t,s whole Southern country there is feit
a. .Inst The Protective System, deep aud abiding
...u'ry} Or viii they be any more disposed than
any nov are to aban ION that System, which Was
first forced upon thenby Southern politicians, and
t. winch they have adapted their capital skill aud
nt#.fg ! We lrow ROT. OF what a,e, then, We
ask LgaJn will be this Southern Convention We
look. IN vain, to the address o.. the South Carolina
Convention to point out the direct, positive and spe
cal benefits which they expect from tbs assem-
bl,se-and surely if they cannot pont them out.
We may IN VAN search for them elsewhere. lhe
iTuth IS, we tired OF the very name OF Con
9ention. As far our experience GOES, they have
never YET effected any useful purpose, since that Of
1879 and # We are to have another, let II be ike
that OF 1889 composed of Delegates from all the
States, ass, 1bled not to contend for every hans
hrealthof what each seconmayr regard as demands
10y its own peculiar interests, bat in spirit of cam
promise aud Cancellation, prepared to yIeid much,
in order 10 preserve anmpaired tie rich Iesacy BE-
qucatued to US by our iorea,hers, and which, if we
hand moi down unn,paircd to our descendants, we
,ba hay, proved false to our high trust aud tral-
tors to the erea, cause Of human liberty. Still
however, as a substitute for Nalitfoailou-and il
l. and nothing else arrest that fatal hcresy, We
ave prepared 10 20 for it-inasmuch as our ogpo-
s.ton Is rather basedon apprehension Of its full
Ity than IN any positive objections to the scheme
lfohers think that in such measure we may look
i'r safety peace uud union, Shall not throw d
Iebbe IN the way OF contamination 50 deyouty
ODE wished.
The South Carolina Convention appointed dcpn
atoms to attend the sessions oftae Legislature o
he SIX states above enumerated, during the ensuing
winter, to procure their cooperation. II. L. Huge
md Joel L. Poinsctt, Esqrs. are dcpu,ed 10 Nortt
Carolina and Virginia Henry Middleton ant
Mitchell King Esqs to Tennessee David John
ION and John b. O'Neala Esqrs. to Georgia ans
VIM. Smith, John S. Richardson ana Robert Cros
well, Esqs. to Alabama and Mississippi
The Address of the South Carolina Convention
TO the People, shall appear IN our next.
= Political history. public has heard, 70
some months past, Ola correspondence which tool