Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1833-07-08
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NO..C tERS.
BY the Pres,den, OF the day-E'sek Hawk
Young Hawk and the Prophet-birds OF prey
speedy aight To their native forest.
II tho Vice President The Declaration OF In
dependenee--we have lately buried IFS las, sign,r--
far distant be the day when We will have To mourn
DER the grave Vi the last OF It's venerable cham
lions.
BY Capt. II ) Whitc-Tho Reader of the Dee
laration oi lndcpendcnce--wh We cease TO apprc-
eiate his good fellowship, and the patriotic scnt'-
ments he has read to us-may we cease 10 exist.
BY John w Drean-Siale R,ehts-ma they
never be forgotten amid the cry of preserve the
Union
BY c Bamard--Thc Union,- may it never be-
dissolved
By VIM. NJ, Btown-May the U MON Of these
States stand as fast and firm the rock of Gibral
tar
by the Prcsldent-The memory Of John Ran.
iolph the enlig htoned Statesman and accomplish
ed scholar. Editors -" Tread lightly Ger his ash.
es'--you nicer viii look upon his like AGAIN"
I. w. GILMER and w. c. RlVES, Esqrs
W. copy from the Charlottesville Chronicle If
he 81 inst. the following accoun, of an ARRAY be
tween these gentlemen
=" good deal of sensation was produced amer
the people on our last court day. by very un,x.
pected and violent assault, which WAS madc on The
person OF our Senator, Mr.. Rves by Thomas w
elmer one OF the representatives Of our county
IL seems that some correspondence had existed
between them as TO the character of Their relations
! Mr.. Riycs having frankly told HIM of the crcum
stances, which had induced reluctant mls,rust Of
ms friendly professions and Mr.. Gllmor requrin,
| HIM 10 Acknowledge 'he injustice Of TINT mistrust
! From The correspondence, which read in
| court on the randcncy of the question, whcthc,
they should be p;pnd IN rcrogngances for keeping
the peace, II appca, cd that Mr.. kyes had written
the last letter, whlch cxpres.en - seiy temp"rata
| aud unoit, nsiYe lansuasr his cterii,h.ation to
CLOSE the correspondence oh his part as Mi H'l-
| mers preyi3 letter was independent OF other ~
liencc, nanc sutii icn, testimony a. h nn',lrndy
feelings towards him. and particularly ny ne htl
10 light OF htcnuon to complain thai h. ws9 not
his irlrnd-that having thus nseertancd thtJr lruS
ssisi,as, ani jvest ,iel intercourse of those de-
h1sl{e Appearances which ml2ht Prove ~ ilInr,nrs
t. nm, as they ~sV}Inly were rtpusuant l., hs
| tsetinss ne md nccoplp he'd tn only ot1rct
! Snlen ne ia IN, ieV, b. fore the recent on n
tfr. Gmer las, letter, II Is true thht NJ XIV,
| proposed 10 converse with Inn on the SUBJECT Of
,her difference but that letter, and especially his
reply tott, suspended the necessity of any such
conference. They, however met nj ono of lur t..
vctns, and retired 10 room for the purpose Of talk
| lns over the subject of their correspondence. A,
the close OF the converF alton, MIR. Gllmcf Il, man
| drd that Mr. Rivcs should acknowledge tho inius
tice Of his mIstrust Of his fltndshlp, winch Mr.
tlves refused to do he said that he could no, do
60 without tnIsiying HIS conscience Upon this
! Mr. GflmHr rose, as Mr. Rive. supposed, 10 leave
the room, having failed IN tho object Ct the inter.
view, pus after su Idcriy osirg some offensive Ian.
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