Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1840-04-23
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YOUNG MEN OF THE L. STATES. YOUR
DEMOCkATIC HARRISON BRETHREN
OF BALTIMORE. SEND YOU THIS An.

DRESS-GREErlNG:-
we have appointedn Committee from sir hnnire ed
our citizens 10 invite you 10 send Dersat,
10 Tue Convention 10 assemble IN this place on The
FOURTH DAY or NAY NExr,--and we do therefore
IN ia"sl c. ,dmly bidding you welcome. sltenuousI,
urge ths duty your attention aud ela,m your be
/ Efforts To secure the election Of
HARRISON AND TYLER.
addressing ourselves 10 men who have felt n. well
~ "R4ed' and whose minds are lntar cd Of the dai-
ioH''eal history oi our country by untiiing and
most z'alnns preserve deem it needless on IN,
present occasion Ia enter into onr or detailed ex
amnatoa OF the measures of our nuponrnts but len.
my II snicc TO Judge OF our RULERS b, the
feShHS OF thelr schemes, ask ITEM what ley have
10 nope nom the Inspection and ygH Why Won
fhoelu commence or continue your political career
I oy eN ending them your ttsot ar your votes.
we ask he louNG MrcuANic To remember The
scenes aronnd hls boyhnod's hearth in betlet tines
ano under other auspices when the tod ut hs indus
lr'oos parent was repaid and promptly too. by hon.
est employers we ask him TO remember his well
spread board. aud tie hapes wih which his yuunp
mnd looked forward 10 the life Of anzan as one
ol industry, intelligence, romflii and cal hand
then. 10 contrast these scenes aud expectations wnb
his deserted workshop, his unblutted order book, his
IDLE 'nrneymen, his undulled tools. his government
reducing thu wages oi abofets, his eniy purse. his
iil-ied family, the difficult, with which he secures
even The most transient employment. aud the YET
greater difficulty with which he pfocures payment
even from the wealthy.
We ask the IouNG EmlGRANr from GERMANY or
IRELAND, /" remember the period when embItkiug
ir'm Europe. his strength aud h children his on,
capital, he read over III glowing descrpn OF our
counry-its mineral resources. its kindly soil, lis
lentenI and ,qual laws IFS liberty. aud the certau,y
that sober lniusty had every promise oil employ ment
on The ra roads aud Canals, those atlerlrs through
which WAS 10 II w our nations wealth, the products
Of the soil We ask bin to rene nbrr his hope oi
hpr,4 ,t.ll. and ,,.h
whittier he proposed reli,ne wnh his earnings on The
public works OF VI iyland, Vuglnia, Penus, wanna
aud New Yo,k;-and then, cont,,st these pictures
and promises with schemes oil internal improvement
abandohtd his counnymrn and fellow emgiants
unemployed, his clildfen unpfovided r, himself
hopeless Iiler. often supported, When prnle per
mus or siayaiIon iorccs, by the charity OF stran-
gers
We ask The YOUNG FARMER 10 remember tho re
turns which every .'iIav st Home brought 10 his
fnhefs c, ners, tie wealth Of then humble bnt cum
tented cuiag the expectations which cheered him
labor by IN. fahe s SIDE lihc rough or in the
Woodland, hoping Ike hln one day 10 become a hHer
Of me sod, aud like him, 10 br ri ease With his family
around hun, under nee and prosperous govern
ment and, then, In contrast these ntleipaons with
his own IDLE piofiiess acres, tie uncertainty OF
sales aud lntomf the defaealIuhs of agens, the Temp
tatIons II dleness lradng him from ms dali aud
provided hone, where deere Is no hope 10 Labor,
no prospect OF accumulation r comiou aud repose
IN
We ask the You've MERCHANT AND MaHurAc.
TURER TO remember the ude OF prosperity That How
ed non,slli aely around htm hut few years ago.
contributing To his education and hrs peasures,-to
remember his iather's success ,iul commerce whhen
ing with lis canvass ihe waves Of tey sea, enablng
hun 10 gye constant employ mrnt 10 the wtaicr-
bcften sailor. 10 ra.e up puor bui worthy young men
IN TIE skill OF sea-C,aI Ia make the snip ~tieb 1T
busy IN his interests. 10 purchase Tie Labor vi the mt
chatje, 10 be the paron OF literature and the arts, 10
acqune al The hiehesi prices the staple Products OF
he soil, and 10 pay for them whea dur We ask lin
to remetnb T the facility with winch he made his re
uitiauues from Name Ia Louisiana perfect secu-
ny and ufng cost, the leisure thai MAS aiio ded
HIM 10 enjo, sDciel, aud the blessings ~bich God
showefcd over the and.-ane turDin4 from the past
TO the present. let hin contrast these with The real
i.ed scenes of us manrer years under Tie bg lat and
mildew oi VAN BuRENisM. Contenplat ny HE on
di"n # his country al glaucr than any other
OF his fellow chiztns, because 10 Inn cenie n,"ir
than III them, eresu oi the farmers aud nIeehan-
les labor, let him behold sailors without employ
mechanics sent from him without wotk,--ddy
laburers dle.-silenl ship yards, unenaned "ate-
houses and dwellings,, stagnant trade, defangod ek-
changes
We ask him where are the rrturts OF last years
sales. OF The year before what disc uhis lac has
paid on luteIsn paper in winch lie has received his
remnlances! what costs what fees lac has expended
~ hIs attempts 10 collect Outstanding debts
We ask HIM TO remember the mode IA which he
Is nO'o Iorced 10 raise funds meet his engagements
al Bank. the u,uripus means By which he snsihIns
his mercantile reputatot IN The hope 10 weather
the commercial storm winch Is desOatiug the land
Ae ask hun " here aie bis pleasures nov; ms peace
Ills lesute--lis hope Trade decayng around
hun; days OF physical elfprl and mental anxiety spent
IN providing for responsibilities, nights oi eato pass
ed IN thinking The engagements ol to-motfo",-
day b, day, his domestic luAurits of comforts pass
ug IRON his home TO The pawn broker ~ the auc-
uoneer-uu lime for fte-s,de nteiconrs' for read
og Tor enjoyment, ioi We Of wife and elm dien. Tor
s.tep, for TODD )or prayer! Il ohote er'Sence con
centfdted IN The endearOr 10 stdrUe-scdcely without
hope or a wish 10 1--we
These are over drdwn pictures. loUHG MEN
OF AMERICA. very rank ailesls Their CORRECTNESS,
aud III ashng you TO lay these domestic ttuIbs to
your hearts " beg ,un 10 tec"lirct that ms state
OF li Is has but recently occurred that HhdS gToc"
uD as Il '6ere, I'm night" nndT the schemes " me
present Administration; THAT IT IS THE RESULT OF
VAN EuRENIsM.
A,e We wrong 10 so charging Has not the ad
minstration had entire and uncomfortable sway 7
" ere not prosperous and happy before Ms 'xis-
Icoce ii II not Inieiiered win Commerce, =
nance Internal Improsem MS! l]asu not salh,
:. PERISH CREDIr-PERIsn COMMERCE. Has II
rot necl,red hat the SUB TREASURY SCHEME WAS
AND SHOULD BE IN FORCE IN The LAND !! Have
not IT'S " ea,uies beep sERyILrLY e,tofted! has
mol rebeng Senate cora riiaciory Congress nee"
DRAG ooned mo quescrnce. the ouf ny .lNsThoc-
TONS" The Other by VETols !! Has II not aPpea
I'd, crIngDg. and JaiScty 10 Tie protf, lhoc'"""s
aiIack uostrums the lc elixir OF DEMOCRACY, aud,
administering drug instead oi a cortiai, assumed
ac tua aud drspuiie control Of the Purse apu me
! Svoid, while the people slept under ITS moto'o ~
1ueuce Has Il not sqnaDdered mIiois GA sue
.essess wal continued iur The same ends is no'