Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1833-03-04
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Ta@ IN H.rtnon} U3.%.
HE IARll'F,
A sensible mud ~tl informed writer in the
Pefiis ylfmlia luqa4fcr PREDICTS thai at the cud oi
We tine and a lali yeas #hcn acrordiug To MIR
Clay Diii. - per cen, will be lcyied iudiscrimi.
oateiy upon imports. the Ssak4 viii move for M
,nctthse al t}e 1ar,h. The South in his opinion,
vii not he n0e 10 SUSTAIN herself without Proioc-
ton. against tie cotton compctition of Brazil and
T'xas bat utete especially the deep interest which
all tbo Southern stats have in Louisiana s raising
5ue4r, ana the niu.htlency Of 20 per ceat as pro
''eton Ia titat %attlcie, VIII pruJacc a cali for further
projection. III, Saulhern States have a COM
pound interest N iol,siana S appropliatins her
sod and e~apltatlo sugar frst in tie market thus
.leaieI .9f saL. W slaves, who y~i,ieu! it, WoulI
With ihetf ialid multiplication, soon o~yegstock the
country anj become n dug and inialcrnble burih-
en- and secondly, III being freed IRON her rivalry
IN cotton and rice. lie do not adducc these YleWs
n opposition 10 n present adjustment Of The I'arif
on principles satisfactory To Inc South, OF an,eh he
is in favor
w h89c ul%aysb lieeed tbat The South laborcd
under = profound de,nsion in rcgatl tothe opera
rion OF M lafa upon H. and have never doubted
that He day Woull lnlne when Hal diffusion would
vanlsb. 1t rs iHaYrYtY have the nearest pos
s'.te spproa il - Unrestricted tltaj,, without laying
manufacture, Iu l.als, AID resorting T., ducct tax
alton Tor 3ic sapp41 al Government. Let us Try
II tt,t III fail ~ r|l5fii,ne tn sunguiHe hopes OF
.he South, all sectiaas q the unlon my then CO.
ppofate IN y return "a prot. elton. Leius tty ali,
and hold flst 10 uay best.
Would il hot be "a ~-''sn,ar thing to sec in ten
years from this time, Npsiti'9 and South C'rolIna
asking protection. and ttH North laying by that
time " illdmwn much Of is eapitalfsoni H.anuiac-
'res. oplesin&it ? pue such revolution has al
f,,tiu f..,t trI4grenl aud ..,,ti.r ..nu,. =, No mot
without fae boon4s o. pn,boaaly.
Tn Charleston papo,5 81 the 20tb received in
this city a~rknowiedge the receipt II tine News OF
Mr. .i'f5 Compounded lI and =, remarks up
on II. Ihe Courier, Il strong ami notification
pap. ras the following remarks upon The sub
lcct
" Il viii be seen by reference 10 oar Consressior-
al head, that ". Ctag has brought forWar his
proposition OF compromise relative 10 the Tariff
question. and that Il l., pronounced perfectly salts.
factory hy NJ. Cdkb2HH. w stop ITO: To iuquitc
into tie CAUSES which have led to this arrangement.
but ~,iI content oruz Ives with expressing ourhigb
sratii-ation At tn prospect winch il hnIls oal ot
restored peace and harmony 10 oar distracted coau-
toy
NAiop 10 F'0a6r.-l; has been for sone time a
settled ONT in the public bellcf, (says tie New
York American that tAc Secretary Of State, Nj.
Livingston, WAS 10 be tho successor Of Mr.. Riyes
at lie Court ofl'rance. BY accounts from Wash. |
insiou to-day, however, ii seems no Minister is to
be sent; aud hat LearW mans, long Consul
General in ST. Potersburgh, has bcen nominated to
the Senate rs Charge Pifaires to France.
Samuel L. Southland, Clate Secretary ofthc Ma
Wy now Governor of the State of New Jersey,
was, OF Saturday last, elected Senator otthe L
nited States from that State, for SIN years, TO sue
coed Mr.. DIckerson, whose term OF service Will cX-
pire with the third day OF ncXt month.
a Washington correspondent Of the Alexandria
Gazette writes -" What Is the matter with Mr.
NJ Dutie Is be sick or mad 7 He looks so voc
besone-so joylcss ard friendless, that, my bow
els yearn for him. There he is, pacing up and
down the aisle Of the House the live long day,
wrapt in the gloom of his apparently cherries
thoughts and fluctuations -notieips nobody and
hardly my thing that passes around him. Such
deep aud sulIen distractions is not wont to him,
though he is never the 81 gay L.otharlo," but seems
always bent on " high and weighty matters
1t is rImored that a" Yankee trick" was played
off upon the agentof South Carolina, who visited
New York for the purpose of purchasing arms, &c.
The muskets are said 10 DC of such inferior quality
as TO make il an act Of heroism to pull trigger.
They are spruce looking guns however, will do We
ry well fer parade, aud are admirably adapted for
the" Peaceable remedy"
tFreaerieIourg arena.
1t is said that forty members Of Congress are pi-
Gus men, and keep up weekly prayer meeting
for the purpose OF supplicating the Divine blessing
uroa their fabors. tAb u. ADJ.