Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1837-08-07


we without losing siglt Of land and lave not less
han twelve feet water.
The fertility ai the soil, the saluIrity Of the eli
W1le anl the picturesque beauty Of the country are
without puills IN this any other region. Ii Is
HE enlN country know where planting aud grazing
can be successfully united Horses cutie and hoes
reoaio TT throughout the seasons aud can De pm
luerl amy extent. General Felix Huston stated
to M hat he lad commanded 800 men WHO w.fe
Stationed ol liz san Antonio and Nucc rivers. ,l,r-
un2 tie last summer mouths. their onls food heng
hrsh beet, roasting cals. aud grapes. lie did MOI
lose i man, and h'd lillle ma sickness.
Cotton aud sugar can BE- giown 10 much greater
advantage than N Louisiana or Mississippi. aud vii
prollte more IL the aere, with less labor.
IL pruplfol frNas feel themselves Identified wiil,
tue imlcd suites. They are III the same bluod
the saur principles aud The sanie lclleion Tho
Omted State tiovotnment should be wise IN time
aud mol hesitate To secure To herself HE commerce Of
leonply capable ofwoaucmg aud consuming moro
than Louisiana and Mississipp united This oueS-
lio Will not adult of delay The situation nj 'frSas
requires that she should strengthen hcrseibv an,-
rcs Somewhere liza short sighted pole, should IN
duee lls Eotefhhcnt IL tecclte nycttnres she has
made. the alternative must be tie closest alliance
Win Great iiflan aud all who are ncqnuinled will,
lIe policy oiofrll Britain know that Size never per-
nhls IN opportunity 10 pass oi extending her Conn
metee Whenever and wherever she can. She will
purchase ct feNas all the cotton size wants, am, fur
nlsl llet with all the goods she consumes. A Bri-
tll consul Wis Al the seat OF Government during tie
sr,sion of tongtess lis object cannot Inc mistaken
anl Pr SUNNI that communications nude by him In
t!le Government, produced the appointment OF II
mn strrto the coutl OF ST. J ames.
Thu the eitsc oi Texas will ultimately friumph
thrIs einuol be u doubt and am quite sure that
no one acquainted with tIr facts Tor n moment
believe fha Mexico resume her jurisdiction o.
Nrr tlht country. Whatever may have been said 10
h' contrary, justice aud right the SIDE of Tex
Is. ArNrro permitted colonization only lhat she
ml2lt nave q burner between her citizens AMI the
Indians. Sha committed arbitrary aclsofoppres ZION
lou.nds the calensla whenever an opportunity pre-
s"uted aud violated haf solemn compact with thei,
The tine ,nved ior resistance or eNpnlsion FROM a
country Ghcy lad redeemed from the svase anI the
wilderness lhe war on the pant ri Mexico was tho
mo,t lrforlons ffrr wased against any people, even
IN tie most bnbarous ayes. They land waste thu
country wherever DIZZY went. Nothing escaped them
The lon,rSot the people were given to tie IL, rs,
tho plantations utterly destroyed the crops down.
aud the stock Killed or driven oil. The invaders VI
ollled every principle oi civilized Warfare by M
drelllumae massacre OF all who fell into theirpow-
cr iheS violated the turns OF ealitulation, aud in.
cold bloc l. murdered nearly three hundred at one
TIM. The lntbeanncc Of Texas in her hour OF trl-
unpll doe, her the greatest honor The prisoner was
spared, and even the auhor& all these scenes
ut airocty WIS permitted 10 20 Tree The cause ct
IcNas Is that oi liberty constitutional law aud free
dom u conscience that oil MeAoo is pIiustera big
otry, aud despolsm Is there any OF our race VIM
can lesitatr IN his wishes lor tho result
h1i lleHd much 81 Inc iictlons aud niisritle OF
FcNass had heard its people represented ~ ,m,-
rdude,s aud robbers. Nothing eau be further from the
Truth venture to say there has been country
IA the midst OF revolution whore less crime has been
committed, or where the laws have been 81 promptly
administered In their public policy her whole peo
Pile united. animated by one cotnnlnn impulse of
resistance 10 Mexico. They must and
~ III triumph.
hive, great haste aud IN desultory manner, Civ
'n yon Facts derived from personal observation. The
only inject have, ~ the correction OF some er-
otS which the Public entertain IN relation To affairs
IN Texas
have already extended this communication to n
mach greater length than | intended. | have al.
dressed II to You, because you have been the
advocate ol the OF Texas from the commence
ncHt ri her struggle ion liberty, ani because your
Ncrrons m her behalf gratefully appreciated by
t"r People You may publish as much or little
u it a you may choose.
Respectfully, yours,
JAMES LOVE.
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