Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1840-07-20

together N the common aud afdunus struggle loi
Ileedom and Independen, care gratifying evidences
that The days Of the Republic are not yet Number
ed.
Correspondence ofhs Riohmond Hhig.
WORCESTER. June 6, 1910.
| Ireiurned from Blite, Saiuida, Evening. Thu
| ~ thfec hundred Wings sal down TO dinner, under
payIli on covered with sa cloh. IN the centre OF
beautiful green field. Mr.. Allen OF Woteesisr.
Presided aud very soon after very handsome IN
lrodueIoty speech, called up Mn Webster, who was
received with deairniug applause
/ lie appeafsd IN excellent health and Addressed
the meeting TOT nearly two houis very PLAN and
direct manner, but wIh much eafueslness and ami
NATION. lie spoke Of the extraordinary character
of the tmes-of the numerous aud vast meetings,
held all the country. which h, sand must b. the
iesulI OF u common feeling, and OF a general convlc
non that something tcas WrOng. lie stated the
whole history Of Tie currency controversy, and
sho" ed two things very eltary. Fnst, that Gen'i
Jackson undertook 10 regulate the cunency. ae-
know gng II to be his duiy aud completely tailed.
Srcord that this Administration, strtng The Gene
rails failure and moi sceiug hw theN could get along
with the suhIrct. abandoned 1t ao ether. lie went
calmly aud mildly, INTO an examination OF tie pet
sonaI character OF Gen. Jackson, and show ed now
his measures and policy b. came tingrd aud influence
ed by that character. Mr.. Webster was cmhpai-
c IN calling attention 10 ,hc b,oad departure above
alluded To, of tie ptesrnt Administration itom the
pftHtCesSnfs.
ton oi the causes winch led The Administration into
the fatal error of recommending reduction an he
costs 81 pred uctOn--w ith trtOt lie Imputed TO
the original idea ol Sub-Freasnry, and The sepa
tauou of lie money OF The Government, froo, the
money OF the people. lie spoke al large upon la.
/ but aud wages, aud of tho Culpab, policy which
"o Id reduce the labor ot the free cu,Zens Of Amci-
ca IL the prices OF The paper labor Of Europe. In
'he course o his speech lac sud. lie mouth
ago on the eonhncs oi Virginia, aud he addressed an
assembly, among whom were many cilizeus II that
SHlr INA, knowing what pains weie taken 10 preJu
dice the South against HE Norh. lac had alluded
to thai shbJeei, and had told than assembly thai those
pfeludtces were dIsst minated and kept alive Ion
rohtieal etds, aud only by persons who shed Ia
@t'p the North aud Sou'h petpeiually AT variance,
and Mat that they were without any ust ioundada-
li"n ina the North had come INTO The Constitution
nnder The state OF lbings which was then found ex
ls'lhe Lat recognized that STATE ui thugs and LET,
to Tue States aud secuted 10 them the sole and alb
solule control o>erthet own domestic concerns; that
N"ilhe'n men had no disposition 10 violate this
Constitution, would they see it violated m order
to bring the Federal power TO brar on the comes
TIC concerns OF The States, IN any way tbat the '
were content with the ConsluulIon az II vas and
n'eant 10 keep 1t where il was aud as II was H..
lheO observed mat When he had sand his the assem-.
oy interrupted hum with three cheers Tor the Old
i, Bay State and Iha he then ted them that On the
an oi July he would report tho>a cheers 10 public
assembly, probably very large one in the heart OF
that same Old b y State, ana leave The uroper re.
spouse 10 be made by thar ssembly. Here a ur.
'nehdous upoar OF applause broke out, which fut a
'he drowned every thing. all order was restored
Il tnhnh OF b'fee times three for Old Virginia
M " ebsier then resumed the sut CT. He said
Il what he had stated was IN accordance with h,s wei
shawn opinions, eflen publicly expressed, thai he
i'o n"' one language Ion the south Of the otomac
a"d another for Massachusetts ; tlat Inn he lad
. S"u 10 me people OF Virginia, were his senlImenls
ahd so ier as lie knew. the sentiments of all No,,h
h efh " h'gs aud II there wero any thing fu,Ih.,
wmeh ne wish ed 10 say 10 Vuglna, or to the South
. u "ohiu be, by way Of suggestion, that we kuoN
yer, well The skin aud adroIlpess with which IN,
SCUM had ustd certain class OF politicians amonps
Ourselves 10 answer purposes of her own; but tina
we were resolved heuceforward to make such too
u n'' worm nor handling. We would do her Justice
Il nut men We should expect justice from her. am,
southern nen, OF at least Southern Why's mn.
II le"in not TO withhold Confidence from All N,,,ha,.
''0h except sdch as choose TO come under tle con
'' e"p"hle description of Northern men ap,th So,fb
V ~" P""PeS' MS is point, he sand, IN regart
"n''" I" was TINE 10 come TO an undersfandIr o
t''''"e'h men meant TO he men of american ptinc,
P'S' anu constitutional principles aud would TAX,
: no 'oca' epnhei either Northern or southern :,
y racterlze lhuse PRINCIPLES "
" ne 'nen spoke al the prospect before us, in III,
+ o"o'"' ,he west aud the Centre, and he'd up his,
: hopes VI success. He said persons had C,''..l
i lam, al Washing tor how Massaehuse,ls ,vo,l, 49,
. "hich he should have thought hardly a re.nectt
q'es'ph' odu u MOI been Tor that unlucky matte, n
'"e ", J'", OF one, last year Here there arose
" VI oo f"stahe hexi lImc," wMch shook the pa
WHOM lie alluded TO AlIddesex and Bristol. il,
= 'aId thrte wee SPOTS the shield of NJ ss,eh,s.,
u o"t shlilul "oknen had AIKEN the mal,e, !, had
: aHd u II was IN the power OF the grave, or-,f s
: quo sdhd' 'luse spots would be rubbed ont Tia,
s"e'u ne slid was. no tnsel--H was true and sold
s, ""' "o"'n bea' cleansing; aud before the