Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1836-07-25

the PROSTATE bodies of the dying Il the dead, tror
the instructive love OF cruelty and blood | as
YOU, IN the name Of outraged nature and nsulic
Justice, what should he our verdict against 50 lou
a demon2
We are siuing IN Judgment upon the lie OF
>tupr'dons villain, who, hike all others o ms race
. hopes 10 escape the blow of mcrcd vengeance
by the strong appeals winch hls exalted station en-
able, h,m to make 10 the weak or selfish prlncl
pies of nature. Shall he he permitted To realize
his hopes, OF mott Shall "ur resentment be pro
ptialcd h, promises on shall We move sternlv on
wand, regardless oi h>oror affection, To the lnfllc
ton ol a righteous punishment My Nolc'
IS, g" im 1a>fihd tHdt 6dihm. send ioftl
tins decree, and all viii h" we'll II vii
be corner stone oi ddamdnt To the toScmmcn
which We a,e about 10 erect. On such soil,
foundation, We shall be able Ia rear iah'le Z"
freedom, with such u pleasing combination %
beauty and ,renclh, rs 10 attract the admiration
CT the >'rtnnns, and At the SINE Time hld defiance
10 the assaults OF the NIcIoh>. bn' Il on tie oth''
hand, we should be oNrra"rd nom THIS course by
the dread of consequences, or be sed"ccd from II
! by the natoring Suggestions ol selfish policy
what w' the present generation say what VIII
tie the l1nsn'se OF p"s'etN h"l I'm, we were
deficient IN necessary energy iof the ''m'N' ,e''
we had lost IN tho Cabinet what we gained III
the hrld, ana mat 'hc se'h>l CHARACTER "' our
'oun'"N hau d'h'"'a ''o '"V'"s VI "a" ''''a
! TOT
do moi NY 10 Inc IA" al 'c''''''oo II, NoPPo'' VI
the measures | propose. lltlmd'te the doctrine
ol' IL tdi0HH All lllat ahA H'N'l-n"hae"
justice. GIVE Ia ct1mr the punishment 'hat N
due Justice Is II lovely attf'hul" u prf>"nh-
ed, she would tiNal the maShI-"o'k ol '''A'""N,
would not o'ier violence I" one al h'I pun" anu
holy prceeptN, loI all Tie dlddehlS nl AT inc a.
SarN. Amongst her sacred pllntlPIfs' Nla' "'l'.n
demands an impartial administration I'll P"pl'
law, Is, perhaps, the most 'NaI'ru an" llo-em'
n'nt. lfeoWfe only that TINS he MOI SCI 'N'oe III
ddJadl'''ile 'Ne case III ou' "e1pH"'e,''
Let the same punishment be awarded 10 n'n'
Which We would irri bound /" honor ana 'ooss'-
once to Inilltt Oh sohail'.i 'eHl3'a anu '"nNl'-
ted oil the like offences. MS Is al III" J",o'o
can icqnne II be have committed II" aei Wnen
would bring condemnation on private Iha'' '''a
then let hm he protected nol II he nave p''l"
trated 'fm' ior winch " nan III ,"'np'' M
would have 10 eNptlte upon the seal"ld' linen "nP
shield hnnrom the lo>i operations ol a Ia" 10 "nl'h
another i, amcnablH The exalted ti'm'ha' 'lhaN
security in negotiation, whilst the Nui1alrln "Il'n-
der IS given over to the sword ol the rN'enll"nhi'
Surely, 10 considerations ot interest OF p"leS
can atone for Suth "A violation oi pIhepr. u"
the matter IN every possible light, aud Santa Ana
sStill murderer. II II wefCanN other I"fSoh, we
would all It feed 10 be- our mpcrlonN duty Ia invoke
upon hi, head the tlmndcrs oi the violated law;
but being him. what becomes oi tbs imptIlonA
duty II holds pnlcy to calculate ili' profits ol
dcrclicrion would most respectfully impress
upon the Cabinet the extreme danger oil all pVilcN
that conflicts with an impartial execution oil Nl''ct
Justice; aud would also enforce The important 10