Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1834-08-21
LyNCHBURG, AUG. .l.,s
TIE RICHMOND WHIG-NuirleI.+
TON - Il

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The " hig pronounces US madden tfaa#.
having previously dubbed US a mono,nea3.s
cause, lis assurance 10 the contrary not v
ing, we refuse 10 believe that the Cock Pm
Nullih alton IS Il fanct and buried We ara s,'
mad most noble Fesius but speak the wa,,.
truth and soberness."
We see every day the mos, ncon,roy,r,lf,
dences that the disciples OF Null fso,i,n ~
from yielding the point, or even lndca,ine -.
lingncss 10 permit II to slumber for q time ~.
SUNG theii objects with an eye lha, new, al t.h
aud zrul that never tires. We know too &
I The unfortunate and wre,chcd policy Of the mo-,
admnIisi alton, IN relation TO the U. S. Bark -
10 the pubic finances, has had direct teudf,.,
soften he ie'Iinss Of hostility with hch ,te =
t,inc "f Null'aaaIion was originally rssafl,d4.
i some oil lis former opponents, who pref o.,
the contingency OF i's triumph, 10 acqait scene
The existing and alpaO!c abuses Of power. uet,
tinted BY the present National Executive. Il =.
tiai' IN human oaturc 10 rcctify actual mseh,f
even by the use OF means which may lead TO me. :
Disastrous consequences than tho evils which :.
Tor the moment suffered and the Nnpayers hay
mol foi,ad 10 prof, by il, Eagery awaiting ,h,l
selves Of The Modified state Of popular feeling
ward themselves and Of lis justly aggravated {,
ci,cncnt against thc administration, they In,
sought, 10th openly and coyor.y, by baa and b,
nlsldions means, 10 ncu.cst,, defend and diss5
r9te their To rinoa among the people OF ,hs 9,st
under cover Of the FIRE necessarily ahJ 50 fone
, ly kept up against tho usurpa.ions Of The Pr.
dent, and me corrupt conduc, .! some 9f his sul,
! dlna.ts.
tor our own part, we unAtsatagy say aud
our columns will bear witness 10 Inc fact TIM ora,,
fu, for the bold stand taken by The Nullifyers !,
Congress against the mad and reckless course 4
the administration, We Wero perfectly wiling ia
permn the discussion of the Modification here.v
subsidc--and under the influence this feeling v,
frequently iorebore to reort upon ITS champurs
the sly hits wl,ieh. ever and anon, they made att.
| advocates of he z, exclamation and Force B! VII
OFT regard 10 past Ut present pnrty associations Il,
Richmond Wing itseit-,he mos, generous az
! least biSoisd oil ,ia Puriy-no anlrequcntly nHls
tbs stab under the hih rib" upon lis old eo,I,
crates, and, Nu.llhcaton excepted. its pfesen cta
tutors. We bore even all this in silence, rate
nan eonsen divert the public mind from n,
.,r al qacsti vi Tho Observation-Disclosures OF TIE "a
scrnfnent, VII CHI We thought should Also b ali !,
| attention, md the CORRECTION Of which we knew r.
CURED the und. s. concentrated cncrsies ofa,
various parties hch, by the ckgeueies or,Ae tIue.
had been induced 10 iossct their own differences Of
opinion, lhatthcy sbt more efFectual,y mn Ii he,
against he common enemy, and the better sOc,ts
IN expeliing The Tarsulns from the scen,.
| heir prulil sacy and Corruption. We say We ".
si'en under ifsqaent and repeated prov {,
''iis character. " hon a, length Wa Dog an 10 k,
thal " patience had elaSed 10 be yrtue and tbs /
, con'aued 10 beetance only invileo connneco al
'a'kS,-wheh we began to nPircietG .n4l sid q
"oHid D. construed INTO on ajIi ssion OF ihsy u.
nee ami - IN iaie rep ntuncc Of those, WHO, ia,
ing formerly opposed ccltaiu doctrines had become
convinced III they W re the only rome dial nsuM
TO save tn II : O. IN the desposm OF tho fenI..
suYeIhmr ~ mildly hntc1 ~ the * ais H.,
Was tne should cense irs tnunts and snefrs "a,
all ne Adso aies ii TIE PTUcutn.t. on AID F,rs
II atrt hoi t,ndS ot ,hc ad.nir istrntion or Of Il
abuses, bni on N contrary were decide div o.
posed DO h as Itself and that, though ,hry M
subm ted to these ihnss IN silence for some tn-t
vt, # they were con'inu d much longer, reiaa.
'on would become duty due to the principles q |
hr paity whose feelings were thus dIneEaldeJ dfa
ou ragged. Yet, these assaults continued, and Y3 |
wesc we silent until, at length, when We pcrct,
ed Mr.. Preston and Mr. Call oun, awaiting tAem
selves of invitations TO public festivals to ds9en.
ma orally AM III writing the doctrines OF aHcl
they are the leading and distinguished adyot.;t3
we deemed Il necessary 10 speak, and TO caution Ia
party with which II has been our pride and ,4Ca
sure, minority though We he, so long TO act s,.i
the 'nsidous arts Of The willy Greeks w iat.u..
cd no assault upon the principles of olies ia, Gil.
y to defend onf own. And yet, The cdiIole leadt
OF tie Qualification party made that article the q,
c"son Of throwing otfthe disguise which had lohs
been painful TO han, and of avowipg feelings tie
suppression OF which heretofore has been ru.ha
matter OF policy than If choice. The pi,h Of hs
avow"i is that, as IA NulIifyer he will supnOt
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hona bnt NulI'fyer as the successor of Gen
er"' JACKSON. ANA because we retorf, IN Ian
sua.e alone suitable 10 this ayowai, 10 vii. thai
holding the doctrine Of Null ticaion in u,ur and Tn
mitSaiod a5hoI.ence, we never vii! give our hum
bic support 10 Nuhiyer as President of the U |
STATES our courteous contemporary denounces US 8,
mad, and doubtless regards us a, a a. subec.
Tor a Lu"asic asylum. Well be it so. We me-,
or can tolerate Nuliifcafion--w never can supDoa
Nuilifyer--so long as we regard that heresy as !
me parent OF disunion, anarchy and lccntlou.ntss
as The apple @: cscord. which, wherever i, Ia.
oc'n thrown, has sundcrcd sncient (rendsh.ps dis /
solved The Ties OF natural affection, and INTRODUCED
spirit OF iholefans persecution and ,oscriptof
~hich mas no parallel IN the history of parry conu'
versy-which has tInmpled upon the rights o.
conscience and dcfed the authority of law--whth
seeks to control opinion by exactns of lis oppo,
nents, IN the only tate where it has the 10 wei,
oa'hs' which, If they be adhered 10, makes those
Upon whom they are forced, false TO their primer !
les and traitors to their country and if violated
puts upon their souls the sin ofperjury--wh !
more than hundred tariffs, has impo yershed ls
stale ~ which II has acquired the ascendancv By
o'v'Hs thousands of her most talented wealthy /
""u SUBSTANTIAL citizens into neighboring CONNER |
wea''ns' where they m7J boost that they arc Amt'
ee@n caNens, and enjoy the immuniiics of thai ilh
nSl nfip ,,ug
temper of dcspo,isn. seeks to make converts bg
Threats of punlshnert md ds Era.,si;.axAa.at IL.