Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1832-12-13

'ause 81 ites eo4e,anant tn, ito gar. %
peaee, they have thrown tho, Comn.oaw cath into
tho aslioee Of evil war. Pretending to ylndicate
aud uphold the Constitution, they are aiming
hlnw nj Its very existence. Let lbs question be
settied=.!ei t,,e i1lna'taaas Passions which have
heen excited hive TIM 10 ep1 LEI faf4ea an1r
lfe.ifn resume ihs,r sway,-anl tie pennle u
sioa, viii not be bsh,nd the rest Of the Union IN
passing upon Calhoun, WIN, behind thu screen d..
reefs all these movements, aud hlsnetisu agents,
sentence ofetefnal infany. : winch all the watels
Of the Atlantic eanaot waeh out, nor the perfumes
81 araba owooton.' It ~ 10 prevent this 1e,nro
oi peace, fatal 10 their future hopes, that the
South Carolina lending di5anionlsls are nov ben.
ding all their eloas. They had rather per.h Il.
mldst Tue blaze of n Revolution, tfnn sink 10 the
crave IN the lsnomny which the adjustment Of ths
question will sNuro to all who have led the eoun.
Try n the brink of evil war, aud the Union 10 the
eye Of dissolution.
fthty shall succeed in their efforts 10 pfe3ela
the restoration of peuee to our councils, aud hal
mony among our pcopleif blood shall be sled,
and this Coniederaey dissolved the mtd shud
dors at the eonteml lation of the uncertain future
We do not intend even 10 conjecture what part
OF the Empire viii he allotted 10 Cnsar, OF 10 An.
thony 10 Iepdus-but, since the South Galaa
ma Addr' IS has broaehed the theme, it may natbe
anlss 10 add a few reflections. In the event Il 4
dissolution ottle Union, tie Address fhlnks tht
Mississippi, Geo,eIa, Kentucky and Tennessee.
would certainly unite with South Ganlina. Three
of thtse Suites find their natural and almost only
outlet to the ocean, down the Mississippi II which
Louisiana holds the hey. v nero WI Louisiana
be found IN this contest That she vii not solon
;aiily unite with the south Is esrtla beeanse she
new Southern Republic, or Monarchy, or whateNet
els Il my be, eomsnaneea WI ri conquest aod
annex Louisiana IN the.i DOMINION, hy tetee II
they atten4p, L. viii they ~. be- resisted b. othe,
States, whose feelings and interests blnd tlen IL
some othel division Of the Empire, but who havoe
common interest in the nav CATION ofihe Miss,ssip-
pr But III our opinion tic writer ri this Adj
dress is as much mistaken IN his prophecy as he Is
absurd in his reasoning AMI arrogant n hls de
nand5 We do not believe, II South Carolina
should Withdraw OF be driven from tie Union.
TINT these Suites on more than ono, ttiengla)
would unite with her. What then, would be her
condition. Where wonldbe her means Of lfese,
wing ner nationality Whence would size derive
the funds 10 support an independent sosernment-
her civil list he, neva! aud military force, her dl-
pomatic intercourse, her mail establishment, SC. :.
DC
Cai off from the Union, and even joined by one
or two ofihc Southern Sla,cs-with more than
one-baIf of her entrc population domesiisenemy
her white eidzens nenrly equally divided, md eN.
aspe,ued against each other BY tic events which
led 10 the caasrrophe south Carolina would be
the most wretehed spot on the fare Of the globe
her very safety from the enemies Of her own
household would lmperionsly dtmand, not that SHE
should seek foreign alliances, for foteisn nnilon
would want such an uIly, but that she ahoud SCI
her independence Us the price oi her protection
In short sac would become M oppe,uiage of the
British crown.-Bnt VIC hope better thnsa.-W We
| vail moi ye, despair Of the Republic.
sr David L SWAIN Esq. at prescott Judge Of
the superior Court IN Horih Carolina, hns been :
lected Governor Of that State i1r the ensuing Pcaf.
| tue following Is n statement of,he balIa!tin-.
Ii "a 3a Ia 5A ca ~
Polk, 81 Withdrawn
Crunch, SIS 50 81 So s. v.tiawh.
spaiehl, % 80 so - II 81 -
Blank, Ii i6 !
J swan, Do 81 % % -
Gen Jos Ii. Bryan, q
United States Saet-sinee the Presidents