Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1837-12-04
-DAInI. MER SlEh.
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TIL Wings III Boston recently had il in eontem-
patlon get NJ = grand celrbfifiou IN lhht city 10
eommcno'alion ri The signal Wing victory in old
MassAehuscts, In reference ~ tbs affane en,ent.
lctet adltc sed II Mr.. Webster, by the Chair
man Of The Na,d land County Conventions, lnquirny
wheet5 wosilI . convenient apd ,rarahle ior Inn,
TO attend such meeting III fhr event al its being
he'll. To tn. l-ler Nh Webster made the follow
us frph, which W ind III the Abs
DosroS. Move nbrr lGth, 1897.
Sln- should be thonsh advisable 10 hold
meeting Of rltl2rs 10 celebrate ma ptuper nanner.
the recent political Surccssrs shall chrrlus at
trnd Il. Il should be- II The city ihc Time. Several
aNsemhag"s have been lleady convened. which llayv
tuml he'd oet"ioes lat ma nal congratulations,
Whether A., thug. more formal. more exclu-
sNtY confined - the object, ought tnfhrr 10 be douo
refer 10 the leehns aud discretion q! others.
Lrt usacnember, that tins great aud unprecedented
success hts been ubtalncd, cleaty aud distinctly on
w lg Grounds Il las becnthe result Of no welding.
no :omPl 'mise, no abandonment OF our own pinci-
pies.
These principles have now received decisive pfools
al the appreciation OF the people; and 10
ae'onsness thu tic, ale ius, and calculated To pro-
mote tie public good may adj our belief
that Iles viii be more aud anon generally adopted.
lis, therefore, our duIy TO adhoie tiese prnei-
plcs"lt tn"a'rtlnG sieatilncss and cons aues Thus
Tar they have sustained u, and FOR one, shall
CONSENT 10 depart nom them.
Al ia same time IL equally dufs and u, in
u
lonns milh SO much moderation aud kindness iha,
they may MOI be constrained to keep alool. May W.
not hope, tla' many, III all quarters. nho bat the
actual condition oi things Is and how wide al deeI,
I, the geheld dissatisfaction OF the people with rs
cchi measure. OF Government, will nov JON rus in
Tying GA the great Wolh OF restoring tire Government
10 II, veil tncd and approved policy, aud the country
10 IL iurn,t prosperity
10 consistency OF principe. them let add all rea-
sonablc and practicable coucialion Lel us receive,
r,I iIIV an l,pu vi.
with Ms IN nphoding and bearing onward the VIII.
STANDARD.
VII You allow me Sir. to say d word or iwoona-
nnifrt bul connected subject
W are engaged III an attempt to correct, what we
honestly beleyF 10 be important errors, ia the ajmiu-
isttitioh al the Government.
10 accom- sli this ohjeei We can rely on nothing.
nor do W. Will 10 rely npona1y thing bat the power
81 The PfoWe.
The ehiu.rs which we have Witnessed have beos
Prpducedby thc good sense aud rauotisn Of the peo
pic, breakn5 through artificial barriers Of patronage
aud party, and weeping away long established poll-
cal eomdnauous. Out tmtnaf success must depend
GA fllr continued pefation of the same eauses
Weltr nothing, either 10 carry us lors ri or /.
sustain n where ae, bl.i The Justice ui Our cause
The wisdom d on measures, aud Dir popaat appro
bifiou.
Iioweyer il ma, be with that OF others. our cause is,
cmptflea!ly ~ the h1uds OF ta peu II, aud let IL he
one Of our dSrd principles, that the people shall be
heard that ih'S shall, IN all thugs, spehA OF them
selves; and that oPIuous III regard ellil"r men ur
inea>uius, hall not he manufactured lot he mru, by
the lev" Ltt the popular voice prevail, aad have its
Tree coafrr, hrly aud honestly without control and
Without rNasiou.
We have accu4el oilers ofsuch afian sements aud
such combinations political affairs. nave produ,-
cd lie .sct o gisng impo taut casionstha peo-
pIe'> smrjnsu to that which the people. ncyerihee.s
dad MT really approve Let ~ take e,lc tat tho
cansc 81 the " hugs, which believe at present tho
irae clnsr OF the country, be exposed to tins
Ieptuach
ours, with true regard,
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