Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1836-09-29
AFFAIRS IN MARYLAND.


,.;..,,. md Washington papers, our ad'lee'
M,,,land are not late, by day or two. as
.,o,l1 he. Enough is known, however, 10
~ ,hat the :" Rule or Rum paitl-lli,
rsoroauizers, who seem to have mblbed
;l,. If " democracy" from the school OF the
r..,,b acobins and sans e"tottes, have persisted
n :. determination TO refuse to 90 into an
If Senators and thai Maryland will con
...,,ly be without ii government alter The eN-
,,;o, ot the term OF service of the existing oili-
..r, unless some plan can be devised OF remedy
.,he.vl when has been thus encountered by a
r d.snrrlte factionists. Although, as Nlr-
| we are not Immediately interested IN the
=, G,d, of "A neighborins State, yet we may
81 arm, from the action Of parties in other States
l. .ssoas as may be scrvlccable to ourselves.
.,ly,ni.. we fad doctrines advanced by
, Va, Burcn leaders, which go Infinitely be-
i the pre,cusions OF the South Carolina Nulil-
,,h,n they are in the habit ri holding up Ia
Fl misunderstanding for STATE C0"renfion
:; II, not only 10 nulliiy an unconstitutional
r,h, federal government, which Is the eN-
80, o,,he South Carolina doctrine, but t" n"li!ty
II J,roi foastitUtion itSeit, while the State sui
-, am, A member oftlie Union, and Is party 10
IN, compac, Folio wing up this dIsorganz'ng
.o. which, if it be true, unhineeS all the Sc
..,,e, Of property and person, an! throws the So
ia -, well a, political tabric into confusion, The
,l.rs of,hc same party in Maryland, because
,hev are defeated in an eec'io fairly contested,
,o,ly ay.w their design to overthrow the State
.,,,,nment. not by the ordinary process OF a
r,oven,ion but by the revolutionary refusal to
,,,,v with thci, duties public Off ers, elected
Tor a specific purpose Suppose, teilo"-c'tz'ns OF
y,rc;ni,. that at your last S.'rIng election, thr
Whics had carried a large majority OF '''e delr-
Gates and that small ma ority of the Senate con-
,i,;ed of the other party, what would you sly OF
,, small majority il they should refuse to asscn-
ale in Richmond, because the Wings, having the
a,oendancy in ont ballot, would have 1t III tier
| p,ver to elect officers OF their own party-thns
leaving US without Governor, possibly without
| JnI,es and without Senator's nth an unanl-
| MN, voice YOU would doom them to perpetual in
/ III II YOU Su din tdt pbfJ III 'hN
Slate. the leaders OF which u>li, aud defend
these rash and revolutionary measures of thor as
,ocia,es in Pennsylvania and Mr, llnd ho" long
viii it be before may he c,llrd To witn's, tia
promulsation of similar doctrines aad the caac,ion
| Of similar scenes among ourselves
Il is time for every man of reflection, who val
ne, the stability of governments, the security OF
bis personal rgh.s, and the safety OF proper
Is. not only in Mnylanl and Pennsy ,vana
where they are Immediately cnlangerel, bat
| IN every Stale in the Union, to irown upon
| these Agraral and Revolutionary principles. Adj
yancng Will, rapid steps, tI.e disciples OF the Ton
PANE aud Fanny Wright school, are threatening
| to overthrow all the principles OF social ordel
and the elements Of true political liberty. The
lberlines in MORALS the u6lel, in religion, and Tic
acrari ms in politics, are AL combined, in the non
slaveholdng States especially, in the dustrou.
dissemination of doctrines which strike at the roo
of all organized society, and which, if not timely
arrested, will sow the seeds of perpetual chang,
and anarchy. The first fruits are already visible
not only in the expression Of opinions, but in III,
Preparation of acts, which, ,hc former be coun
lenanced and the latter tolerated. will result in til,
subvcrsen Of all government, until shall be
compelled to ny TO the arms Of Despot to pro
tect US from the dominion of Anarchists. How
long it will be before the seeds of mischief rpen 70
the harvest, we may not conjecture. But that thi
will be the end, unless the good sense of the PEG
pie shall dcmolish these foes of public tranquility
there .ot exist rational doubt.
We uhjon the following articles from the las
Maryland papers
From the Baltimore Chronicle of Sept. %.
4 LATEST FROM ANNAPOLIS.
The Steamboat from Annapolis, arrived las
night, about half after O'Clock, having on boar,
eighteen Of the Electors OF the Senate, who il
defiance Of the wish of their constituents the pai
injunction OF the Constitution, and their NANTES
duty, have persisted in their reckless design OF de
sroying the Government and Constitution of Ma
n ryland All these Electors are what are deno,ni
"a'ed Van Buren, men. \ deep and indlgnan
excitement pervades all ranks of the population o
& "ns city, at whose most cherished interests thi
act OF partizan folly and madness aims "A blow
which can only be avertcd by HE immediate AN,
energetic action the people of the Stac. Th,