Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1843-06-29
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land had invoked lor her her departure the blessings
u. Providence Fhe stars which guided her were rhe
nnohscurad consultations u civil and religious liberty.
Her deck the altar VI the hsing Gid Fefvenf
payers from henttd Knees mingled mornng ard sven
ing with the Voices Of and the signing Of the wind
IN her shfouds Every prosperous breeze which gtnf
y Filing her sails. helped The Pilgrims onward in
Their course. awoke new anthems ~ brsist. and her
the elements wcte wrought into fury neither the fein-
pest tossing ilcit irgilr tark like karief no me
darkness and bowling Of tho midnight storm, ever dis
tufhrd In man or woman. the firm md settled purpose
m their souls to undergo all and 10 DO all that tbs msek
Patience tho hndcs resolution and the highest trust
IN God eonId ctoblc Human beings 10 sofltr per-
iorm.
Some differences ma, doubles. be traced al This DAY
between the descendants OF Tho Early colonss Of VIZ
9 mia and those Of New ENGLAND. owing 10 the differ
rnt Influences snd different circumstances under 1th
the respective settlements atfe made bht OMIT G.
nuueh 10 create pleasing variety in the midst ola zeal
resemblance.
---------tti cis. ohlnihu. una.
Me- iiver,a ta,sm qualsm deceit esse sofisrsm'
Blu, The habits, sentiments and objects OF both foon he
enmc modified by local causes. growing on Of their
doh IN llc New World; and ~ This eondliinh wss 's
s,unty atike ia both and batl once adopted Tho
saue general rnrs and principles OF FheIsh jnf,.pf"
dcnco. these differences gradually diminished They
gradually ,sa ppearcd by the progress Of lime and tho
influence OF Intercourse. The necessity II soilt dttfre
II union add operation to docud themselves against the
sa,,ar tribes tended ioexcile III hen 70
pnrd. They fought tgetht ~ In waIs against ai're
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Of the ~nhofn parts Of tho continent, by Spain ahi
Pntmoa, ~as conducted u Other principles fn'ef tho
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ne.r ,o, IA "a, The roo,ry ot tusc numerous hands ~
,dyenutrr, who were stimulated to subdd. ilmcss 10
,he, IN the n,reof the t,srh
l Sp,iu Jbr mines If vod and silver WIRE ihs eStiis
m,nt, Ia lhcs. ctrts and accordingly srle,nrnta wtrs
generally m,de and Spanish authority established on tho
immediate ~, Of the suhupa ,io Of TERRITORY ,iat tia
native ~ nn.Iinn might be sci 10 work by theft aew
Spanish masters III the mrhs From tht-s facts tho
love r odd Gold not Produced 81 inhsfs hot attint.
ar,d hy commerce. bu gold dug from It's native bed In
hr how lis %, The ,nrtl aud that earth rsvslsd ffh iis
ffuI plssrss,rs by every po,sbc dee rec &c thifity
I.rne, and crmc-was hnu he governing passh,h IN
Spa 1.h wars and Spanish settlements 10 America. r.
ven Columbus himself did not " holly sstspa bh infv-
rncs # tin, base mosr N hia eafly w, sh~s VII find
him pas,i6 from island TO island enunhv rteit whsfs
for po as If God had oprird tic New World ii the
know ledge OF The Old only 10 crafty passion equally
sensecss and s7rdd aud ooflrr up million, Of unof