Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1833-01-10
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pie 10 W HON Vt IS addressed, Than lie honorable &c.
ebrty of IFS author. II bren'hes an indignant sp'r
il at the want Of sympathy man tested by the oppo-
nents OF Modification IN Vrginin, towards those
who have struggled in vain gains, i, in South Car
| Dina, and VINO having thus vsny struggled, have
been completely DISTINGUISHED by the dominant ma
jorty in that State hut this Indignation is tempered
before tie community, IN order to kihdle different
| feeling.
1t has surprised us NOT lutte, that noiwithstand,
ing the excess Of the sympathetic condoliugs with
the Nulhyers Of South Carolina, when some Of
oar statesmen have been pleased to pour forth
whenever the oppressive character Of the Tariff
laws has been the subject Of discussion me fountain
seems TO have boon 81 denly eonsealed when the
lniqliioJs Orliranee Of the Multiplying Corver tiou
has 5rc.i trou ut into view AMI ~ onequnl and
tyraancol operation, rs Vyellas lie pap .hls uucon-
! stInnioaality has uccn clearly demonstrated Why
Is tins |, therr no ehivalry' il the ranks Of The
Union party, who the victims of lhis Ordinance
! % excite the admiration ofou mpasslonet orators
md noet statrsurn' Arc Ilascr, Btayton.
20 respect rtacif yil,nes aud tai ms and sympa-
thy lurtheir soai sui .,ings nAeiedhy then own
household iyfanfs, than these same tyranis arr
who, in order Ia 81 nd Of imaginary grievances ar.
'bDms lsrs guilty Of conduct which wtud disgrace
= ratisea Revolutionary Club ln other words.
shat. Nc fist assume that the Nufyers, brcausc
tlwy h'Ve lean maorlfy Of votes IN their favor IN
South Carolina. ARE TUE STATE" and ex-
haGst all our charitable feelings upon bca " he
'vc p1rmi, thcrn unrchukod TO framne upon the
f'ga's 'n, to afna the constitutional prcro.Miyes
atueu>aad- afli"it lelowritzens, WIN, believing
her course 10 be revolutionary &treason,ble and
that II mn, end IN dsuaioa have kep, aoot from
| then eouGsols. aad have ,ndcavor,d To aver, the
crisis which Their n. s % rnll it hv no worse
and irlcr narnt--has fiecjpita,ed? We repeat an
opinion & ',ici we have heretofore exrq ssed. TINT
I NWguiaeNta me Nutlifyers no syn ally wha,ev-
! ~ aud HIT thrv lafe no flaht tn expect it at
GU hands. Ihry have mady ASSUMED their Ore
! q
would sooner commit wrong ID ttcir behalf, than
| 10 right ~ dcfrnrs % the Union-in other words
'hd, should thy pfcc iftt-'e n civil war and dis.
union, Vagina, from her geographical position.
and supposed identity Of interest and faclino
wuaid ilnow her weight INTO the Notification
! sr0,r, e. n,6esVfa'~ ri and thus force tho cere
E. fd goVernrot, Ia sunl tpte demands Of faction
in single State, Or else that the Uaion could lr
dissolved and so.nc half dozen Confedeiacies be
built up on its runs II Virginia consent 10
he Jorced into th's position Size Wtll not If the
time shall ever arrive when due regard TO her IN
'cresls or rights shall compel her to calculate the
value ofthe Union, and 10 decide that It's blessings
are not equivalent 10 its burdens, she will no, Dis
Gniso her object by adopting the revolutionary,
doctrine of Nuhcatlon & falsely calling it a con
stuuional and peaceful remedy. When that time
snail nrrivc-should it ever do So Virginia will an
nounce her determination in Ian, usg, not to he
misunderstood. She will proclaim her purposes
from the house tops and if she be in favor ofds-
unor, rather than OF union cossed with the evils
ofwhch she may complain, she VIII say so, and
act accordingly. She will not, like the South Ca
,ona nulliyers, make clamorous professions of
attachment and devotion 10 that Union which she is
prepared 10 destroy. She will no. set herself up as
Champion ofthat constitution which she has lish-
ted torch to consame. Or, if she should do So.
she will deserve TO be exctrut,d for her hyno-
crisy, instead of being eommissra,cd for the suffer,
lnss which shall force her into such a position
| When the acts Of any government become so 90.
pressive to its citizens thai Revolution is a less
evil than their longer endurance, it is their
night their duty to renounce their allegiance to i,
II this las been the in relation TO The onera,on
of the tariff laws in South Carolina, the Nufyers
should have assumed this attitude. But when thew
pretend to perform revolutionary act under the
cloakofa consitu,ionalrigh,; when they dcude their
fellow citizens into civil war by assuring them tina,
their remedy is "peaceabe" in its character and re-
suhs-,hey deserve the most indignant denuneia-
tons of all those who do not approve both of their
Interior designs ard of,he objectionable means by
which they have hoped to eifectua,c them
The Union party in South Carolina, on the O.
Their hand, are no. less decidedly opposed to the
Tariff laws than the Nullifyers--a fact of which
We have sufficient guarantee no, only in their
profess ions, but in the circumstance that their ne
cuniary interests and their local attachments are
precisely the same and that ifthc Tariff be as op-
pIessivc in its operation it is represented, they,
as PARK OF the community thus oppressed, nus,
feel it as severely, and be as honestly convinced of
the necessity of resisting it, by otcctual means as
are the Nuliifycrs. Indeed, the Union party in
South Carolina stand on precisely The same ground