Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1837-08-07
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rl,pa# rur iarr4,urr# fornxo.
W take ,feal pl,,a4al1ts IN nnlzbt,,, III. l. ~,
commune ttnn from tie Ion l.n,.t Low np,f#
the state ct alnf, ia frNas NJ L. l.. vii Lt,,yn =.
hnlug forncil, brea#.t ,i-ansuIsh4l nrnSel= nj
Congress from hsmuetv IL, has in.f returned
tom feNas, where he has had every apgofIuniIy 81
Judging cutleet> of the condition, uI tlu cnlufr4
and hts expressed npminn, w. arr CERTAIN. VIII br
received bN the public with great Difference lis
strong descriptions do no none th.n i'm ffl.s
10 the icsumees and tie pfu4pert. Of tn, v5fn= =
Republic
r. lie Eit7ft offjc i7a,>rHif laprua:
GENTLlAiEN Having lust returned from a .J-it
ia Texas, have thought 4 sboft ,Grmeot ot the
uta}llon OF alan, IN acou1tr, thlt n present nr.
cnpiesso much altcntiou. In mol be undressing
to Nonr rradears.
Th' iva Houses Of toa2rfss hlva iast rjosc#l
then >rs,iou, aud Inv, p,.,.5l maa> L,use,lcnlllal
greatly - benefit the country.
JheN have passed. IN act lr,1ne duties o. Ina III
atans of FOREIGN goods .nd direct ttN nn the cfi-
acns Of Texas Which will produce 4 revenue of hall
million.
They have funded the public debt. heun, nm ia
tcrcsl Of ten per cent peaecmable IN tea Nelr., nj
provided tor the payment ot the interest,"
fhey have passed an art autllatllin. al tho.c uhb
wcre entltlel L. land, Al the declaration oi mdcpenz
dcnee. To perfect their ttle4 aud appointed comna.
sonets of tie land ufliec all ntlirr claims viii be
postponed umilthc country en- be sur eyed and dl#.
tricted ailcri Tie manner ut the nitrd Siatrs.
They have organized IA = isi.a ia .ei,ly, an1
Justice IS administered without all Il nal ~ Il 'as.
They have passcd law supprc.sit,e e.,nlblare,
whlcl are pronpl, enforced. Tn, Inv declined
the Alrcan elaef tIuela brp.larv an Ito hiII IN \
duel II hc murder N the inst dra,ee; AM III, l, oh.
aes regulating the n3erual a,utr, ot tae eouuff,
and ewing fore, am q ftel,u, Ia tllr "A l#l. , I,4
of last,cr.
M fears urr entertained at present 81 - in,a..ai#
by MeNlcn. II the slliltioa oi her In. al lr,e
justified her III mIDin the attem1t tllef. would not
exist thu most remote prospect nI suecr,. Tn.
situatn of frN5s make, If In, ln,.t a., rni,nl,,
IA te world In lciru1 aud Tia, present ppfl ,llnf,l.
more than sufficient 10 rep an, Ip,re ll.yr, ,,n
bring INTO tl, fill The NIc<,r are, a lea,ul. Il
scf,Ilc rlrr vastly inferior i'm nIy.,I p,u,l n In.
Anelo American. and only talk the lisRl when
compelled Ia da 50 by Sum, military dcsnal M,
are III fact sIANl.s upon the estate on winch lh.,
reside and hnNryot plpul,r tb,,v,r ms, rr>i4
may be in Mexiro Thy will never rli,aoIg con,, Ia
Texas as INVADERS The rcuble r,.on l,5lalt tllrln
At : M Iac,u,o will long b. re. nenbrlci.
The volunteer rtsimant has hnsn ntlnu he'll nnta
C,l ausp nj present The country h,4 no ,,. for
lis services The regiment Of REGULARS and tn
mounted rangers still rcml,n N service and an, more
than sufficient lnr all ihr Wants ct the country
From what oh ,crvrd / hive n, doubt II J., Il,r in
tcution of the Government to invade MrNlco n,xi
fail II peace should not be IN ldr they Will At le,,f
talc Met,nl ,ias anI occupy all lie rouaff, on III
Rio Gr,ndr Policy rraulu, tlnt thrY shonl1
bread, up all the settlements on that river thar t5q
Me<ieans ma, no LONGER have n point mon vh,,l,
can conccntl.,le and invade III ruii,tf If tI,.,,
pleasure
The militia III tho country are IN state III efficient
organization. And every one IN Tc>ls= considers
himself a soldier IN case Of INVASION IN, ,rr,r, al
Santa \ nna az, vet ia ere aud mare iIan ll,,,.
fJurths OF them were the rililrls prnpc, Of TEXAS