Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1838-07-05

! HAT time, the EVIL should be rcmovedl Let those
Who remember the horrors OF that day, and the ga
set despair with which they looked around for some
defence against Tie Gsntpcr let thcm remember how
even ihen mower arse, before unthouch ol whIel,
showed itself equal TO the encounter, aud dcf.d aud
successfully wltlslood him. | am aware that there
an son Of politicians among us, who place this
the bead oil tho charges against Mr. Bldde. Mr..
Calhoun hnaelf IS among the number, aud with
what consistency, he en- OF course cSplan( regards
II a. monsfrons evil, that there should have been
ny nteresl III the State possessing courage and nd
dtess 10 defend ITSELF You, sir, | am persuaded
thin, differently aud | trust that in the result Of
the struggle You have seen proof Of tho value Of
some great head ot the moncyed interest, which IN
the oil neel pay rtllying point cor all the
property al The country, ~ any contest with power,
whether Exeeatieeot Legislative. The conclusion
10 uhieh would lead Your mnd is this ''itat the
IFfapnaed agent should be constituted MS be no
alheleise subject 10 the authority Of Governments
lan IA al tltoss, whether persons property, are
necessarily snbiert 10 II. Thus nlcuc it be re
lfed on Is i click IN ll"lcss domination. On the
opposite llln, II becomes the instrument of oprlcs-
SION
| know nnt whether The rculty Of resistance. dis
PLAYED by The 'ank Of The United States was Who'll
IL III Tire elastic md mdomitabc energy of the mo
aeyed Interest," pfr IN the personal qualities of
Inn Nlln managed IT, have not the pleasure of that
efuiemau'S acquaintance. Hut ! tiud uNscl his
tlehtoi fel = les#an pol teal philosophy Which can
tofeet II hr b. not an extraordinary man he
which vii rive Inn place IN history, auda high
lank amoue thu defenders OF liberty. | Know 10
nm ol l5f dry ~ ttuly envi1blc.--When see him
guiding his gallant ship the tossing Of the
etea SCI III Commerce. lcnyng FROM ts lowest
deptIH-wben zee Inn yilring 1t the helm
seona seenrly aleld the tempest that shakes the sol
ID tutb,
Lii afsd ael mani, eundng every ntw,
Aud Hatma thu tau - him.
should BIZ mortdi-d that he should condcsccnd
- 1uoI Ina rurk fora ~
i throne. hod nysrll applying to HIM the noble
ssnhnl aud sign
"fnf n The patient energy,
In liz endurance mud ropulyu
tiliu# imp .1HlIullr aIiut,
Na'l Epnl md Heaven could not rcpul1c
mighty z.uu Nc ini'll.'
| hive pleasure III believing that much Of this sen
tntnl y due II the man hiuscU liut let US not
III tlis loae siaht OF The important political truth
which the example teaches. Circumstances make
incn-Ihr ssteat nan Is he who uses circumstances
lbut noun eui Wi, without them. Paper has been
II Nj. Bilde What coon was to General Jdchsun.--
Let the lattcfes OF the latter assure themselves thai
tins = the highest praise that history win award
Inn. Il IA his due. | give it freely. Let military
men Learn nlHt they may from the example set them
by hs untlnght warrior of tho wilderness. Lct
Us pohl by thai oi hIs great iyal | uust | need
not dednerlo You, length. the Argument it affords
IN lasof oil sae constitution OF the Bank OF the u
nted Stalea, may array the power Of the moucyed
interest the sde oI tie States, nany future strug
gle with tie TOWN power OF the Gcuera Govern
meat,
\ FRIEND OF STATE RIGHTS.