Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1836-03-14

Ter about patriotism. and great devotion To party :
and he goes for high courage prineiple--thoneh
10 tell We truth, he has gIyen positive evidence
81 II. W lse IA alVc-and Is likely 10 1--we. THIS i
very extraordinary Circumstance, for IL WIS
presumed that BNnum bad loaded pistols for Inn
but the fact is Bvnum will not consent to do the
fighting for the whole party. Beard>cy has con-
sclentious >euples upon the powder policy. He is
a good iWlser. aud should think would make
hrsl rate dueist--he has such an excellent idea of
dodeme This however, is characteristic oil the
var party,
DANIEL WEBSTER.-The following extract
from late speech Of Mr.. RoGn<s, in the L. s
Seaatc-one ofihc accomplished aud venerable
samples OF i past age, WHO Yet remain upon the
siasc of political hc-sl be doubly grateful 10
the reader, from the just aud eloquent tribute which
II pays to the hieh bearing and solid worth of the
great DffrNDrn or THE CONSTITUTION
" \ mind disposed Ia dependency, ona view of
the falling fortunes OF our free Republic, would
be apt 10 dra"a gloomy prcsapc from the peeu.
iia tralute> OF lhi, debate 1t has been made the
occasion by the honorable mover OF the rcsom-
tions, unprosoked to do II, unnecessarily to make
an attack upon thr defender, Of the Constitution
violation oi tie Constitution CRIME against the
country. IL piolcssed his object to be to atIagn
them before The bar oi lhe country, on this crim-
nj charge and lac spoke with confidence OF then
anticipated condemnation, IN tie great contest
that IS going on between lawlcSS power on one side
md constitutional power on the other; and, after
- many trlnmplT of tle former over the other,
pellmp, he is not cxtravieanl nor Wild in his ex-
peetatlon otanuthcr, il his appeal TO the People.
lhs attempt 10 make the defence OF the ConSil-
tullnn crime against tie country, which before
has boon repeatedly made, and with too much snc-
otsS consider rs one among the many ,tkly
symptoms ol our expiring liberties, and Of the rip
ii approaches 81 death 10 our free Government.
VT have lived 10 see, and to have seen II, IN !, i,
very case, g. noble ,cI'imcht Of devotion to tie
Constitutional sentiment that would have doue
honor I" Roman virtue III the best DAYS Of Rome
aud winch, III the better DAYS oi the Republic would
have found an echo IN every American BOSOM de-
noaaced Is sentiment little short oi treason 10
the country, aud the remuneration received with
tempest OF applause will not, for am NOT per-
united to say where but where, may say, Of all
places 1t ongih least have been expected. And
this noble sentiment of devotion 10 tie Cons,iu-
ton, aud which ought 10 have made the author the
IDOL oi the People, iSrclird upon a torch to KIN
die the popular Indignation against HIM. And Tor
Tins nccndntN purpose, tn, torch is, by extra
ordinary eliot, to be carried to every fcgun, aud
applied 10 every nook aud corner OF olir WIDE do
main. Yes, II = SO: sut our eyes 10 the mclan-
clioly fact ~ We may, THIS Constitution the uolcst
iibno ever tas,d on earth by human wisdom for
human liberty, Is fast giving way this torrent III
laNlrSs power Is forcing II from lis foundations
the People looA on aud see column falling after co.
lumn, and thtY look on with unconcern; nay, IN
stead o'stcnnilnr,' they Weld. They add themselves