Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1843-07-24

nave been hestwrti, from her Infancy. lhnuyh every
period III her cateer, aud down 10 the present lime
Hence. the ancient saving may applied To us with
qua fitness that 'ic neshsr Gilru uula Is pleasant
P4ees.o fita EXTENSIVE no. Ia HE territory which SIC
call "uHt own, uut native llUa" Or laittuie extend.
fum tar south stretching peninsula al uGJa 10 the
laleso Canada IN the n.uh--uuf lanetule from The
eastern Shores washed by the Atlantic 10 the western
smnds. drnched by the eng tide ii thu pirhr; EN-
hfJen almost every variety o climate surface. sa and
pr dnr n, nh ery advantage r iotelsn aud do
ne commerce. We oecGps Que II the IN, 81 iepIt ant
ut the political divisions al the glaa The eyes al all
Eurapr upon US. Ia behold he benefits aud Influence
oi our republican government. We island M wonder IL
some, the envy aud rahusy af others aud the udmrl-
ton OF eli aud ii remains whether the glory of 10
public alAll he handed down. reneetnu ght and befiT
IA essye area, her history el all spotted with
the &c, ahadcs OF ruin Gueec. ~ tho highest b52e
ot her glory could nu boasl Of such republic that ot
Which We have the distinguished privilege Of claiming
citizenship, Our laws are better than shnse which 81.
Ion gave 10 AheLa aud Ear mere equitable Than these
which LsrurIus iouned Tor Sparta. We are all PLACED
up9n the hruad and hid bas's ui constitutional equality.
M hereditary dauphns amongst us. no dnttrlom1
lariy lines al mobility, followed by n etioue Of mrfce
nary eouticfa, have ever sprung up among Oars IS
llir snd Of iteeajm the patriots ho,e thu parita
hals' - -, tyraai terror Hcte ia, Is hs altar o
liberty. upon Which many noble Victims bled, whose
ashcs adnun, us lo preserve the blessings If Ceedaa
ilre 'ais nirj0nph ouruatonal sandard-lhr satsand
Slpes, Long, may II Naro, ioffur IL ttnus. Fsde'
lss he Inf Sttlp4 nNUd lp her Nllrs, aud lie tfn-
thn ti5l nagn tude, may lhey shine. with ,e1seess
splcndof upon all SURROUNDING consultations, aud Twin
] kle unid lie dark storms o sinking kingdoms aud fail
Ing cmpises.
'Ide benltg of government hqa relieved tin diates.
aes aud Wante uf mankind beyond the Atlantic How
many OF the sons Of Germany, Holland. Iceland aud
uthcr Trans Adantc States have shared IN the benefits o
our lhorue5 Oar c1nnfy'4 arns have always boel
tended leihe patriotic pllgm, Wlo dtvcn by Nanny :
scnu}ah bids long farewell 10 his naive shefes,z-
Great Britain may bossl al hrf national policy (Which IS
Indeed very afra The cNen of her commerce the
variety ol her mann lactmea-ita She plyrs political
tono h tho wol-her vasi nayy-hcr ri2lned 81
derv deep monthed cann1n IN the ncear=-hef fec
bic conquest ol China and. IN word of her Lion, that
toa" terribly among the nations bn the FADE, proud
emblem oinur Nations freedom. once dipped his pnianl
IN the uamlag pillows of the ocean, AMID the clwn
u nations, breasted the storms u The revolutionary stug
gle. sailed rlund tho hr1a1 amplitude OF our trfdrY
aud bare alul il fuaph lilo ritlih Lion III his mlons
lmshf we have been attended with national suGGoss
With other Nations W. have had our leata within. and
our dangers without How long shall pred inrnte
the causes that have sunvctttd ether nltlanl. thai
"wcre. aud i. we cannli tell. nor would we
speculate on 81 monentons sublot, but rather laaVn
II 10 thnsa whnSe uUes involved the h1latr1tb
II political sriir How lar the privileges Of oar
country have been yllnled and abused II l. anl nr u
la haY ht we gtYh II II thl5a Nhp Neru FoHei u
Msc lfrt y,a, II the ftnn If legislative d3t1srou.
to Girrfp. II eypen thn cfncs enl cnbrnHne. ol a
i'he present appar' t. he 90 eyeail pei, / 10 thu hts
Tory ot thf republic. NeBllnY aud e,rfdpan the pr
son Of 2pyrrlnnla have hdlrf themselves hahn1 laa
Ian snlca n ppara professions, illless TN ell Of
The sa1P'al lr0odh Tie f1sca If spring Political
ieoI-, The Il nle oil prng u an eNcess Of parry al.
have ra'e'oral elllle1eaEllaH c.llg1aa. "uael W.
stand. divided all' 1t "a not fels,1a5lu Ia cps.
'hd all m3n viii t,Iak exactly alsi all p,ircl
5Augecls II IS not m other matters hcn,o NO may oy
poet 10 Ind difference between upniuns, IA avery
has right 10 his avn conviction On such SUBJECTS Bl'
While II ls not probable hat all Uca VII entertain the
sauio notions concerning the MEASURES o govern nrnt,
all my have the good of thtf country heart Home,
when ih' deep interests of their country call the plrl
81 shnall nj be qHagrd by parry lenlIo1. One ils a
lone sb,cli wave. and tn, \ a., su4ad bo the II
veal and the glory ,flhe rcpu ,hr ll,y In! II
at'er Tho interests ul L had been dsne aheed by
lial n. hetre the sat"urss Of the Cum non Wealth
went 'allnuHfuI though he atean VI tl8l,2' u "
lo19 was tairr GIesca mad weakened hersai by inter
nal bral3 and differences, het5et die glory III her deaJe
ney WIS eeips'd by the sllrngof sp1isn} i,is Il,
be- trusted tint our hillola viuut L. yet very great
that If The ri's welfare ii the country nj STAKE
cay onr. without distinction nt party sebtl nenf, would
hc at his post O defence, whether IN The ellat n IL
Should ioreign drsppt essay 10 pau Ina merrelmry
husts anonl us the hurried of the ymni wpul hra II.
bum, and blaze In every and glow IN avery teart
The word 10 aru-" would ny. with almost electrical
nPldty, from Maine 10 Georgia In one slid lrIni we
would march to opp nd reprl the invaders anlsrps.
dspnIng the last lnch Of ground Shlnd they succeed in
making into ugr canntrg, would uhlond 10 he
last exlfcmny and when arcei IL leave these our les
Of peace aGd plenty. we would denpah our bulld,uss-
destroy our pr1YIstlns-then win the women and chill
drrn We would take rp our last line Of march. casng
rarln eye M tho wastes Of cbunrydrec our eleps Ia
the aleghany-olmb It's rugged and shelving sdes-on
us summit select our ground-lay 1t of as the lasi r
tress ol hberv-pant our tlag upon its mmpars perish
WIN It's destlnyand fnd an open grave VI lis dcs1aie
heights.
II yae the onnion p1 w, al iurinn IN noininn tun