Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1836-10-03
AFFAIRS OF MARYLAND.

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,.,..o.s sill remained at Annapolis, having dc
.:.aJ ;, stay >, tbair no>. ready to discharge
,,,. anil 70 meet every day and continue to
r,,., until the constitutional number ofelectors
,ro.e,t. or unit, their powers under the con-
-..,',;on cease. There is no prospect, however,
r,,o frs, branch If the alternative ever happen
-: ,Lo 10 Van Buren electors havingas we indsr
t-, ,,,o ,o,or Of Their Address 10 the people of
uJ,nl ,e.irncl their Offices.
TL,, AalrcS, in vain cnInav5rs 10 Justify con-
IT,. which * intrinsicalIv f,ctions and revoln-
..., ,,d which admits of no defence We
,..cll,. ,,i, that 1be opcration of the exi,tiog
......,,# of Al,rvl,nd i nr,ciicaIlv UNEQUAL in
..;,. :, ,,,,s,,,I r,un,ie,a representation a> nu-
-. H., I,rro Rnt i the du,y If al ,rool
.;,;,os 10 office, = re1orm.n not by the rrvpln
.:..,., ,,occsS adonted bv these nineteen #Anar-
.,;.,s In, IL. tho noaccaIle mems ola Canxen-
.,,,. c,I1.J ia, ,L, ,,,,,,,,. If ,,,.,if. ;n,,
lid ,.Jr.s. ,, o,;.v,nces Same renedi.s
,.o ,,o,so ,l,n ,i,o disease vbirh the, curr--and
Ills : ono at ,j,ot dissertation
w..l,all h,,..,,.,,r lao l;.,,,.1 f., I,al vii,
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;.c,a,,y ,I,,,. ,o,,,o,,,..,, ,
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c...y ,,.s.,.,,, D., eliza, H.. .,.,,
NO, .l,,, fran, c,,, ,,,,r;a4,s r,c,s IN
49,, H., J,;,1 r. ,l,. IL, D,,,eo MARTY. I,,a sic-
,.od,J IN #sc,,r;,,,r majority, :, ,,,a rpoc,,
C,leea that tcvyonIa vi,h,ntl,e >lirI,t,> refer
.nco - tia ;,o,,,li,i,. NJ ,ho;. s,.,to s,x,,.,,
,,, ,,.ra.l ,,. H.. I;..r,,...a or ,l,,;r a,,;.
rbo vor, r,c, ,h,, ,6.so ,;octeco ror,,,o. rloc-
tor. co,s,,,od g., la c,,,r;,I,.os Ia, ,l., ,d;,.y ,r.
du,ies Of which ,bov have ,raitorou,ly refused IA
dsch,,ro and ,y,,, until :, .s..,.,,a;nal ,ho,
wore !, :, ,,;,o,;,, ma ,i.,o, of :, ros,r, IN ri.
has. sclo,,. ,.,s br.,,l,.d ., an, &c ,l,n,
mn t,,;e anil ;rro,r,,,,,l, ,r,or ,l,,, ,,d ,o,
erred n,,ior;,,. of ,l, ,,l,oro ,,o,, .roa l,,o
/ prccccdcd +, ,ho o,o,,;oo If = S..,,. AID ,l,a,
,he only ,,os,;,, ,I,ov u.,,IJ L,ye oj =, IN
tho onno;n,,c,,, of III, ho,, wo,lJ L.,,.o ba,,n
no, vbc,her tho Senators ,yrro :, c,yor IF s,o,c
Rform I'm, vbo,hor ,I,o, ,yoro :, favor of ,,ro,-
u,,nr tho ,b,,s,s ,ho ,,,o.y .,..o.,,.,..., l.,
SUSTAINING the pre,ens;o,s If Marin Van R,ro,
This charqe is farther demonstrated bv the fact
Il that some Of the 10 Van goren Electors are ,bcm-
selves. as well as their constituents ouposed Ia
Il State R,form and still farther bv the nronosi
lion which they made to the 2l Wing Electors. as
the sole conditionnpon which they woud consent TO
organize the College-tomif,th, ttbe 10 should have
the selection of Senators. and the p of 7
thereby securing majority in that body Of the
friends of me Presidents nominated htir to the
Throne This was the great object they had in
n view-Ifthe Wing Electors had consented to ne
gotiae away the rights of their constituents. and
to give to the Van Buren, party such preponder-
ancc in the Senate as would have enabled them to
haa,1 ' o.'''es % '''c '''''e we S"o"'a nave
y have clucbcd the Spills, rheywoud have been
willing to bear, vet another wear, the Grievances
which they have so long borne and which have all
at once assumed much importance as to justify
resort to remedy revolutionary in its character
al" which may lead to the most bloody aud disas-
irOus consequences. For ula, is the remedy thew
propose 1t is that the voters of MARYLAND pro.
ecu a' once to ap. ON, members OF "A State Con-
Ven'ion, to supersede the present constitution bv
'he formation of a new one. But, suppose the
counties row represented by Wing Electors, and
DIV the An...,.' WV No'''.'es 'l''es'"''''
Mil ."''."'''S' refuse TO appoint members to
| 4,oh;a ''"''o"''o what remedy then will the ia
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