Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1839-08-08

zeal. abay and rue CALAMITY worthy OF success
but. wonder that he lell heisrehe power and pat
tonaee. aad press. | may add. OF the federal 20.
setnfntni and the. parry sustaining IL Mightcr
ihan he have fallen before thar huge deiofneI snl
savage eiahi, which threatens overthrow every
thing dear to feemsn and We. his friends, have still
The fo0d consolation left us, tha he fell ieih his
front 10 nc fe.
lie vas broken On The political wheel because he
would not bow The neck or bend ihr knee be .
dog ard BAY The mnenn--be the tool Of a tytant and
the irunpeter Of is pfalse. Pour IN lie oil then.
genilersn; heal his wounds, and let him immediately
again give battle. The enemy cant stand repeated
blows stricken for freedom: Renew The Struggle then
and tsht on TO victory
Fer myself gentlemen | have only to tlank you
Tor The compliments of YOUR kind aud naiierng
Vlaion, 10 express my sincere regret that cannnt ~
tins time ENJOY the pleasure ui naking your person
al acquaintance to request that YOU will olel Tor
the subIoined toast, and 10 subscribe myself
4 Your lcilow labofcr IN good cause.
HENRY A. WISE.
d. Francis Mallory The friends Of freedom
forget their fellows illtn IN her cause.
PrrpRsfune, July l7,h, 1859.
GepHtmtn--l have received Your letter Of The 9Th
instant. nvitIug pubic dinner which is to
be gwen by The Wings Of Nansemond 10 their Late
representative in Congress, Dr. Mallory; and ten
der sou my sincere thanks for the kindness which
dictated IT. should he much grafed II could
unite With YOU and my other Wing bfehefn that
occasion, 10 testify my grateful sense Of the ob6ea-
ion thus conferred on me. aud my high respect for
Dr. Mallory. lie is entitled 10 tina, resi- Get Tor the
fidelity and ability with which he has supported the
essential interests al country and the integrity
OF our principles well as tar the lbrrality and
good sense which lac manifested IN adhcrng 10 those
who concur with him IN these important views,
Notwithstanding difference of opinion, a com,
-.
we're nsed TO defeat his election, know nothing ,
but II they we're oi the character OF some winch are
represented 10 have been ,esolled 10 other places,
no feprob alton of them be too strong. There
Is no instance within my recollection of more
shameless disregard ol solemn professions, more
faehnt abandonment oi ayowed principles. than we
have Witnessed IN tie dominant party, IN teferenc.
10 this subject. II came Into power, denouncng as
nsl cause Of aein iuf freedom Of opnion, the win
drawal oi the publication of the laws from few par
tzsn presses and II is believed To bava made
more removals from office, on account OF po-
uleal opinions than all the administrations winch
preceded IT. 1t aHoNed rs one OF lis lrsl principles
that the patronage OF the government should moi be
brought Iulo conflict with The lrechom OF elections :
aud II has recently announced ia Mr.. Walls report
ot which some thousands OF copies were printed for
dslIibutonl that those who enjoy the advantages OF
its patronage are expected 10 use them fbf The pur-
pose Of sustaining us power.
am most thankful for the favorable oppion
which you have been pleased TO express of my re-
cent eSerlons Ia the Legislature 10 promote The So
cial aud ceonomcal interests Of the State; aud 10
defend out ancient credit system with the instltu-
tons aud usaces Whth sust1n it'd system conrrni.
al Ia ON habits aud feelings, aud essential 10 the
prosperity Of the great mass of our fellow tizens
whose moderate require It's aid To al The ex
ettlons oI HER industry aud cnttf prise, in almost
every yorallun nj lie. am profoundly conscious
how hnle worthy my tumble services have been. OF
the naucHng estimate which YOU have made of them,
aud can only regret that lhcy not been equal 10
my earnest desire 10 contribute To the improvements
moral, islellcelual and physical of my native State
RceietdHg my inability TO be prcsebt at your dIn-
ncr beg leave 10 offer the toast which is suboined
aud to assure you of the gra respect, wIlh winch
an yours faithfully, J. +. MAY.
The Public Lauds-'Ihe property of all the
States, aud the rIghriul resource of those in debt
10 tighten the burden Of taxation. Let them not
he sold iot hall pnce, battered for Presidential
votesi thus ehuripg away our people deprcciating
private lands, and connptng public morals.