Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1837-05-29
DOMESTIC INTELLIGENCE.
MFrETINGIN BOSTON-SPlKT OF SEW
ENTI- SIN

+ NIEFE TING X BOSIpN-Sflhll UT - ! %
ENTY SIN
! O., The 9TH Of Nav an immense meeting assem-
bl,d at Boston. IN FalCBidt pre- edne evening. to
oo,sruef The prophet, Of complying WITH the Posr
Office Specie tncular.
! The meeting of intense excitement The
| Report made by Iobedce Eoek Jr. and after
recItny the encnmstaGcr3 under wllic, the po.t
! Office Circuia was ISSUED, concluded Mirb s.-
res Of resolutions, declaring that the Post Office
Circular would be oppressive, eAactlns aud i'm
practicable thai it would be resisted ue3ccabIy
# Itwefc possible, 'iorcbly,' If II were
at any rate, that ii should be vt ALL HAZARDS ErsIs-
TED"
These resolutions were interrupted with long and
l0nd accamailons of applause. The assembled
cliizcns were ready for their immediate adop-
ton.
Mr.. Geo. Bond and Mr.. Abbott Lawrence. al
though asserting 10 the deductions of the Rcpou
aud sharing IN the Indignation of the meeting ur-
"cd a delay, before resolutions so decisive were
adopted.
Mr. Abbott Lawrence IS reported 10 have spoken
to this effect.
d" lie would not hesitate 10 speak his sentiments
OF the Administration. TnrHl Is 80 PlorLr on
THE rAcr OF Cons EARTH THAT Is 50 >rrsrp
CHEATED, rLrNpERrp. AND TRAVELLED rpoN rY
rHIIn nrhins Is ARE THE PEorir OF THE lrIrIp
/ STATES his WIS ms sincere aud deliberate con-
'ctron He would not say thai he did not approve
az the sentiments oithc resolutions. But the time
had not Yet come 10Y their adoption. II might ONE
1t might come the next wcck-and citizen, luirh
Ihcn come together, prepared 10 adopt the rcsnlu-
tons that had been read, and adopt the measures
necessary In sustain them. When the fearful crisis
should arfise-"hcn the issue should eventually
be made up between an oppressed People and an
Expressing Go,crnmcut-hc should not be Il, a loss
Tor the course that 1t would be proper for him 10
pursue. Mean"hlc, let us proceed with great eat
non prudence and foresight. The Government are
L n 4
us keep them III the wrong. aud commit ourselves h>
no overt acttlllwc find that the laws OF prcscr, A.
toh compel us 10 iorcblc resistance We are atloat
upon ie1npeslnous oc"an-m rudrr-ro
compass-no pilot and tina time ma, come when
the GRE" "iLi.nE COMPELLED To TAM POSSESSION
or TuE SHIP
Alter an attempt by Mr.. Adams and Mr. Jose.
y" Vf'eh"' oil me ADMINISTRATION IN Justify their
measures. lllr following resolutions were offered b,
Mr.. Abbott Lawrence and adopted:
"E6>otred, That this meeting recommend to ,be
Postmaster OF this city the poslponcneut OF the exc
'ut'" al HE order from the Department of the t,ru-
''h fost oliice, requiring individuals 10 ray specie
tor letters on the delivery the same until he can
hear from the Departments
" ReSoired, That the consideration of the Rcport
and resolutions submitted this morning be POSTPONED
until Saturday, tie eth inst. at O'Clock in ,hc al
t'rhoon; and that, IN the time. they hr com
united To the committee who reportcdtl icu and III
teen other gentlemen"
ne meeting WAS then Adjourned 10 meet al tl,
same place on Saturday, the 9th inst. at o'cLnrA
IN the afternoon.
From tte Boston Couricr. li4y Is.
REvoLrrIoN posrroNrp.-Ycstc,la. nor,,in, 4,
"lhr clock, our sober city seemed to he ON the
point OF a revolution. The excitement Produced
by the measures adoptcdby the Government, in re-.
Thfd to the tustom-houSc aud Post Office Mas ire
m'hlous aud traiiul. Que spirit al resistance and
war seemed 10 pcralc the city. aud nothing WAS
toArn oitut opposition To the tyrmnltal cdIcts Of
the Cabinet The immediate topic of excitement
was the ordci OF the Postmaster General, dircctipc
te Postmaster OF the city receive postage, in she
cue only. The notce'ng. of 4 spontaneous meet
'hg at Merchants Hall TUESDAY evening vrr,,
punished III the Courier of Yesterday. Atao'c!ucL
anurii Hall Ia which the meeting stood adinrrurd
was iltd with people, aNiously waiting 10 hear the
report Oh the committee appointed at the lncpirnt
mc'fInG. We felt relief when the question was A.
""ptrd by the II eoting-a feeling, IN which if We
r''l collhenances Alright, The common 4,nti-
mrnt oi nlne-tenths of the meeting The speech
ol VIZ bond~as eloquent and well-lilneti and MIR
h Is entitled To the thanks OF the whole community
Tor mus appeaslne the storm that agifatc the rcct
my The remarks OF Mr.. Lawrence too, had .r,.,,
'nr't IN restoring some of the asitate clements TO
quiet and reposc.