Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1833-07-25

ing, Al the Same time. that he had notyet seen tn
man who was or could be prepared TO say WIN
course should be pursued towards South Carolina
and he took for granted that you, who he'd scarce
iy reached your home after u long absence from tn
country must be entirely nnprepared 10 decide up
on the measures winch should Re adopted in So
.,ovel aals.,fient crisis IN our affairs. The 81
Major read your letter with great gravity from
the beginning to the end, and l am well assured
ina, /, wns Of morn service 10 you, ,han any
nomination s,coch which could have been made
HAY never been in the haoi, Of cohs leilng
frisnashin rsa matter Of debit or c-fi,f between
the raries but fit is 10 be So treated between rs,
| think might appeal, with perfect confidence,
10 att who know any thing ofour relations, 10 say
III am not, at least, Us large creditor as dct,o,
in The concern,
But /, is wholly useless afier tho IN friendly sp-
TT so obviously manifested IN yaur letter 70 pur
sue this matter any further have neither the
disposition nor the tim for controversy, howcv-
or ready and abaaa,. the materials Tor refd,alion
and rerv on all tho topics yau hive SO scdulouslv
brought forward do 40, complain tina, YOU
no,,nv friend You havoc perfect right not iooe
So ! only d,eito tina, we should truly under
stand our POSITIONS towards each other, winch,
ptesume. boil, of us now 10 Respectfully, yours,
W, {. RiVEs.
T. w. gunner, Esa.
Resolution Of Instructions prepared by MI. CT.
mer during the last session OF the House oil Deie.
gates, alluded tom Mr. Risos letter oiJane
Goth,
WHnafAs--This General Assembly Is eneonr-
aged to believe tha, the proper authorities oil South
Carolina Will suspend their Ordinance oil NulIiii-
rnlon. recently adopted by that state no that no
lii. i.t..f he IytDe
thereof and the Government ofihe States, IA the
,o,octlo on of inposis whereas such suspension
of SAID ordinance has been urged by the assurance
of a confident belief on the part OF this Assembly
that Congress wouli speedily and oiicctuallyre
duce the duties imposed Oh foreign merehahdse,
with view TO protect domestic IN listry where
as this Assembly has sean. with much satisfaction
that propositions has been submitted IN the Sen
Mic of the United States, designed ind calculated
(it is hoped) to quiet the angry cxecmc"is winch
. unhapply exist at present. and to restore harmony
10 oa, distracted country, by setting thf policy OF
the te4e.al Government " Ith regard 10 inpost du
tics on prine plies OF jnsi and mutual ooneess on
and, wuefcas,a perseverance on the par, o' the
Federal Government under these circumstances, N
measures OF hostile or military character against
the citizens OF the State OF South Carolina II is are
ufetraded may tend still farther IN excite and
exasperaic local and dangerous animos'lies among
the CITIZENS OF these Ur'cd States and to frus
,faie all hope of pacific and amlcablo adjustment /
Of he present duiieaites- therefore,
Resulted bs ne General Assembly Of Hreinia,
That our Senators ia Congress be and they are
hereby instructed, and the Representatives, hom
ihs State are respectfully and earnestly requested
10 promote by all the meaas IN tAcf power the
Passage of the BIZ now pending IA the Senate OF
H.. United Sa,cs providing for gradual reduction
II, a he ii
Of necessary rcvenue, or Of SOME bill OF similar
impert--.u,d 10 oppose ali military cnac;mcnts o.
hostile preparations on the part Of he Federal Gov
ernmen, against the ciliz,ns OF South Carolina
Cuiis M, Dec, - 7}2.
4 DgAR GlLMrR I, IS only today that nave had
the pleasure receive yoW iettet OF lia lohlnSt
hy the way oflycrctlssc. nee not say 10 you
my friend with " haf ssnsbilty have seen the
warm and generous zeal wsth which you have
| tspoascd my pyeiensidns. To me-, y"n dri
more ,han justice, am sure--ii TO YOURSELF hol
less than Justice all OF us have reason 10 he proud
~ satisfied. ! receive THIS mnik OF the confidence
OF our mpiisr datc with profound gratitude, and
| hop, nm not nscuslb.s OF the woght OF tho high
obligations II imposes. You snail not bn deeelv-
eJ IN surprising thai val look steadily Ia the
. great ends OF public justice atd o1t coanify
good
hope very SION 10 sec vou & to be al, To talk
over all those matters o; high Vubhc eoneefnment
w III NMcn The tnas rtc III et,sis OF SO
kmach difficulty, feel the necessity OF possessing
mysel thoroughly with the enlightened and pa'f'-
ptie views OF those who have honored me with
their confidence and taking my Old friends and
acauaniances by The hand, propose 10 axe Rich
mond ia my way 10 Washing on. hope TO be
n i'll you oy the middle Of next week and TO that
pnn l t.,a those