Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1833-07-18
LYNCHBURG. jury Is, 1898.

sou I'll CAROLINA.

Soaih Car"ina WIS made the occasion OF expccto.
tatns vast qaantty Of supcrfuous bile 10 the
shape OF violent dcnunciatory toasis--a convenient
saety.yaivc, by the way for letting off the incon
vencnt qu nifty OF caloric " hch had beer pcnera
ted during their late political troubles and certainly
much more harmless mode Of ciee,in, Il ,hon
through the tubes of a" Joyc's dread artillery" We
| select few Of the toasts drunk ut columbia. tho
capita Of The STATE, in order 20 give our readers
taste OF meiropolan Wit and refinement The fol
loving arc among tho regular toasts
The President Of the United States. Received
n silence A member rose, & proposed the solow.
ING amendment, winch Was warmly aJoptcd and
drank with applause
Whose power and proAigaey has been such as to
disgrace the Hero OF New Orleans.
Andrew Jtcltson-A political r.unsiie evo,.,,
from responsibility for his acts and dependeu, far
their prepre,y or folly entirety upon the SUI ity of
his Keepers.
Letitbe recoectcd Tint these arc the sentiments
OF men who once landci Cen Jackson TO the skies
not only rs patriot, bu, as II man of profound DO.
l'tiea sagority, apploudmg hin i" to the very echo
winch arp'aaio asn'n' Truly. 3" change has
come over the ePrit Of their dream"
But let Us hear them again.
Vng'ni"--she has rejected the mantle of Lib.
cry heqoe"thed To her 10y her great political pro.
P"e' nos Jeneison, South Carolina has gladly
appropriated the cir, and she will preserve II ursai.
lied
ihark you, End gentlemen Thomas Jefferson
never bonded or touched the uncIeon thing. which
yon have been pleased to hold up to the world as
his political garment, but which no more rcscn-
bcs than il does the brooches Of Mahomct Nor
does Virginia envy South Carolina the disgrace
Which she has earned by putting Oh the cast-oA
cloak OF tic Hartford Convention with the name
ofJeile.son falsely painted upon IT by those who
have misr'pesented his sentiments, in order TO Sc
vera Union At all times dear to his heart South
Carolina may faunt Virginia, therefore, as much
It's she pl+ases j, Dul the Old Dominion wal, CONT
nne 10 pursue the even tenor of her way rcpellmg
| on the one hand TIC encroachmcnls of III. federal
s'vernmr't and, on the other, presenting barrier
Against the osurpatons of the States both equally
unconstitutional, equally 10 be deprecated, and C
qualy to be resisted
| Again:
ne next contest Tor fresidcnt-a struggle ia
which South Carolina VIII not engage while hen
liberties are in hazard She has no son SO base As
! 10 u sire II.
! Yell this TO the marnes-tho sailors don't be-
lieve It. Why, the whole business of john c. Cal.
| hours life, from 1890 TO this time, has bcen one
continued Struggle for the Presidency twas his
eager anxiety 10 grasp the sespre, which prompted
him To engage the Ninian Edw ards conspiracy
against MI. Craw ford, better known rs the A
4 rlot IL was th's which made bun at one time
! the friend and afterwards the encmy ofJohn q uin-
cy Adams 1t was this which changed his hos,i.-
" towards q n. jackson into apparent friendship
wh'ch has been n9am succeeded by the most dead
! y hatred And finally, it was his disappointment
- finding himself cchpscd aud defeated by others
and the object of ms overwrough ambition thus ap
p1ranlly forever removed from his grasp tina, made
him fenounco all the political opinions OF his youth
x ct his 'ic manhood; which converted the Lati
tut ioH into the .Nui{ifBe, the advocate Ola
! my Of all government but that of licensed anarchy.
We suhon fsW more oftha Columbia toasts
which carry ticf own comment with them
! BY Capt L. Stark (of the Cavalry The Pro
ctamauon, written by slave, signed by knavc,
and approved II only by sycophanls and parasites
~ Dr. EiWa1d tlsher--T uiunlphal entry
Of Gen. Blow la1do, and his kitchen cabinet a.
mons the uck spnes Of The North ia sorry scene
of mutual degradation.
BS J " Geiger, q guosto The COMPROMISE.
tle llne a drown, We hayo advanced to It, we
rest upon oar afns
Nv Sa~-' nruotl',. A-,zIl !
Amirew IN k~on q lStofy has consigned one al
ready TO iniany- poSterty will add the additional
Appreciation Of the iyuutto The Traitor.
~ Edward w. Johnston, of the Wings The
three porricdes -Drayton, Mitchell and BLAIR ,
oae !flyeOler and two drunkatds Let their names
IN inns State be held forcvc, infamous nor uttered
1, by the honorable and brave, except with curses
an d seorn
Sent by Mr.. Scott Davis. Andrew Jackson )
long nose-lfit had been pulled as haid as i de.
serves, ii would have been stretched mo tone
long enough 10 hang Martin Van Buren,
The following proceedings, AT Charleston, drunk
at the dnncr ollie Washington Society, at which
the stcrlm; patriot William Drayton, presided,
are IN different and more honorable win. Il is
pleasant TO turn from the disgusting violence of the
Columbia Disunionists 10 the patriotic proceedings
OF the friends of the constitution and the country
We select the following from among the regular
toasts:
Son'h Gar ina- The light of her freedom will
c be disastrousiy cxunsuished, when she ceases TO
move and shine in her federal orbit
One o. the Wee Presidents gave the following
toast
Tie Hon. WM DRAyToS-T'he pa,rio, with
out Tear and without pioach, '-ostinabe in pri.
vatc, il'usrIous IN public fe-aN The ends he aims