Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1833-05-16
LYNCHBURG, MAY 10.
UNION OR DIsUNIoN T." unae,

"N'O-' IN Di'ocL~iON -" HdeY
Besonidn p
we are not surprised at the sensitive
The new school OF State Rights Tor, NOR
speaking, State Hrongs) politicians, ku
tercnly as Nullifyers aud Seceders, ma
der the mpn.ation Of hostility to the U
leaders Of that party, who are Justly
| the charge, endeavor 10 throw il off and
contrary impression, because they are
that, II II were credited by the great DO,
followers, who adhere to them because d
that they are honest End that their uu
Patriotic, they would Instantly be desert
IN meagre and hopeless minority. I
portion of this modern party very natu
Indignantly the idea tina, they a,e hos
| Union, conscious that they entcrtain no
ment, and unconvinccd that the doctrines
! and defend must lead TO its dissolution
oily as ponderous body, suspended in mi
tall to the earth by the force of crayitaiie
1
we readily admit, is no, the tendency o
State Rights doctrines, as defined by III
" but II is the necessary consequence
hnements upon those doctrines for which
indebted to the metaphysical acutcncss ar
OK '"hn Z. Calhoun, the defeated Preside
ana ct lbs associate disappointed Office
nj companions of him, Who, in his fall.
| Milton $ arch angel, his lus,re rather di,
ooscarcd than utterly destroyed Time,
ana the developments which it is every d
ing, viii open the eyes of the larger moi
, Modification and Secession party who mr.
asiray by their devotion to what they ca
be Stale ltights--dcccivcd by the ingenio.
SONS which have been made of The text
the Procrusiian process TO which, il has |,
lecicd
Among the circumstances which have
us that the dissolution OF the Union ia III
purpose of ihc leading Nullifycrs, as it il.
s'onably The tendency of their doctrines. is
b"uai irfcvercnce viii, y hich they speak
The efforts which they are constantly nnki
strcy tlosc haIlowcd associations in which
rs strength consists Even the Farewell
OF George " ashineton has no, escaped d
iion--a document not more remarkable for
aited Patriotism Of us views, and the IN
beauty OF lis style, TINA for the prophetic
Which forcsaw the perIls by which wo ,
surrounded, and tho pltcrnal affection wb:c
sd us agains: the very conspira.ors who ,
plotting the ruin Of the noblost political edit
voachsafe,l by the goodness OF Providence
security Of human rights and he dissent r
political truths. No wonder that thew tremb
they look into that mirror. and see their o,
~ features and dlaboIical purposes draw
very life. No wonder that they are anx
sbattcr into pieces the faith full reflector Of III
templated crimes.
Gen. Washington. 10 his last legacy 10 II
trymcn, exhorted them, in the most affection
impressive mariner, 10 cherish n cordial.
and imnoycabie attachment TO our \
Union," watching for It's preservation with
anxiety, dis.ountenaneing Whatever may
even n suspicion that il can in any event b.
ioncd,& Indignantly frowning upon tho first
hg fevcry attempt 10 ALLEVIATE any porto,
country from the rest, or to enfeebIc the sacr
which aow link together the various parts.
sentiment, which, IN other and better times.
,llcn quoted TO check tho soice Of faction & $,
be murmurs Of discomfort, and which was
'epcated without All acknowledgement Of d
liable lesson il impaired, AMI tribute Of re.
lin who gave the timely warning, is now ,
II by our ,<er Light politicians. MS " ar
,ial wild, the theory and genius Of the CT
ion, as dangerous to the rights Ut the stat
IS depriving the minority ofthcir shield
encc against the expressions Of the maj
50, at least, says the Washington TcIegrar
;alhoun's great central source Of Nulificatio
md heat, whence lesser orbs borrow the
Which they in turn communicate to their oil
ABILITIES. Choose yc, therefore, Virglnl
lay, whom ye will serve--Georgc Wash
n,,T Ctrao,, That ha ha
which Requires for its defence the denial
reat truths laid down by the Father I
in his Farewell Address to his fello
ems. II is at least calculated to throw sus
pom both the cause an i its advocates.
ught not, therefore, to be as'oHished, I
buse sentiments such as that above quoted
he Farewell Address, tina, they ore charged
ostli,y to the Union. No man can object
eminent, who in his heart is not a DiSmnt
nd be his views rloaked with never so mu
c will be so regarded and so branded, as h
srves to be, with ali the infa,ny and exec
hich the epi,hct dcservcdly carries with it.
Er The Lynchburg Virginian infers thai
oyall is Proclamationis., or in other wor'
osed to the right Of Secession. 1t is mis-
gentleman who hearl him at Hampton 81
as so unequivocal in his address there as
fy the W arrnest friends ofthe rights Of the
the democratic county Of Elizabeth City.