Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1840-05-04

!" th's ifiun.f'iai and eloqu, n, ,;,.,.....
,'"' harrison. They Illustrated mos, c,', efih.
- " necessary vi aehange IN our m,a lie
:" sifdin as beautiful as twas sn,,Ll, e'ef' aad
q"eni, enforced upon the ,nee,,np ,ls n and clio.
recommending William II. Harrisoo. Of o'lr'y Of
"" yer, oil irginia. TO the confidence ~ ani |
Poft OF lie people Of Georgia for the ,, u SUI.
ees u HE Republic. ''''' oil.
letter from cou nbus, (GeoA of III. a.,
Apti'' tells US, The right si,i,it is up her.
WIZ move Heaven and Earth. or carry III. e.
o'' ''p' You shall have good news, .v.a II"
georgia, before long" "on
We regrei tie course pursued by the
papers IN Milledgevillr. particularly tina,
Journal, IN reference 10 this subiee, ~, the
papers IN the Union are more decisive in h. 10
'""y " mr. san Buren's reelection than ,hry
t"ey take no pains to disabusc the public min. -, ~
'oui ISLANDERS SO busiIy circulated agais III. n.
The Thames. Nay. the Journal has i,seIf-,l.' u
ignorance, we hope-copied and endo,sed Us"
the iouiest Of these slanders.An what do ,h.. VI
Use themselves by the Armed Neutrality VIII "'
propose Why throw away the vote of csa...'
Gov lroup H. by SO doing, they permit tho a..
ton OF Van Buren,. they indirectly con,,;h.,. '''
result which they affect TO deprecae as thu ~.
IN 'all possible evils. IT, on the other h,nd y W
be elected defeated with or w,,bo,, -"
/ '"eh It's oes'o"m'n' upon man who can se,
othei vote but hers, is too muc h like an ba,, = 4
'a''on oil the very bad example of South ca,o,,a
under circumstances which better justified .n.,
step IN Ler, however. than existing cireum..,s
IN Georgia-and which, we may add. b,. -
more OF the ridiculous than the sublime aho,, :.
Let Georgia take sides one way OF the o,b., -,
not play the sciirighteous Pharisee, saying, IN
as jealous OF State Rights any she can boast o..
among her proudes names, and every way as bo,
est, both as politicians and as men, .S,and ..a,.
al" hoIier than thou - II neither of the two NJ,
i'es winch nor divide the Union comes up to h.,
sira't-laced notions Of ouho loxy,-which arr /.
the way, rather OF late origin though of ram,
growih,-let lcr unite with that which ann,ox
mates nearest TO her standard. There ne yer We, No.
controversy between two great parties. in Cb,r,a
or State, in the council OF the battlefield Ina,
did not present to every spectator somer hing 10 e,
III preference. however slight, ovrr the other T.
is impossible that the State Rights party in Georr,
after weighing The acts, the principles aud the or,
ions Of Van Buren, and 'arrison, can beiiey. H.
the scales are so nicely balanc ed that there !, no
choice between them Ii there be grounds of mn
Terence avow them. and like practical and wise ,.,
act upon them. II, however, epsconced in her NJ,
rlIansm, she will stand alool from the strupol. I
her remember, that, although the Pharisee NAV 80
snugIy wlap hmselfup in his mantle Of self sun
cheney, as that lie may even mistake the whspe,s of
FOR slifled murmurs of applause even he will
wake from The jeluson, when the loud laugh of de-.
rision from the victor, and the curse OF the y,n-
quished, shall fall upon his ear.