Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1845-01-16

Nav fons, JaNrARY ;, 1916.
The meeting Of ihe anti sympshzers and Others
at Croion Hall, IN this city, an Friday evening"
ed out 10 be a mixed aad diseufdant ailiu The
.symrs,hzers" were composed principally Of The
hefs :" az "Ss@.'~' ""ii'nn themselves "Nailana Re-
toriDers. who advocate agrarIsn ~ stem II dlsnns
Ing OF the public lands aud these wefo made M al
nasi whally OF iorelgn radicals, fugitive Canadians
Aid Chaftisls from acrss the waller Such are the
leons who have generously teach Us 10 dlsfnsl
institutions 10 ,.sia laws. Present at The
meeting was ssoa sphohlmg oil tue menu, u 49,. who
,naslaiy pfoese ed against lis o9eci. although threat
.n'd WIN personal sleenee Ioi so dung A Mr. Adj.
uisan Hi esenIed resolutions disappearing the nsu
reettunary course Of the Anu Renters lhefe was I'M
nediately cry o "lurn hun out,n but NJ Ill dew
himself up 10 hrs inll height. aud ooked So a6e aud
disposed 10 r,seht at indigniy. that the '.svmpaih
zers Prndenlly retained from touching him Ga The
fesolu,n being put The and ages seemed M ,oga
~ divided that 1t dlicul, 10 say which preoand,
rated. Alter some iumuli, a Mr.. Devyr WIN by his
rich brogue proclaimed hlHsell an lnshmsD. obtained
the hor and haangneJ or time, without serious
in'sHnphon, against the feuds customs Of uden tunes
atn The rent system, against which enani of R.ns
selarr and onor counties had risen There was nahne
new III his philosophy. 50 Tar as II applied 10 The Anu
krn'ets u was pfoniu gated with much nora luce
brev'iy. and punt by Pistol. when he exclaimed
''fjase rs the slave Who pays, -
The original holders OF Tho immortal lands and their
Descendants voluntarily accepted Their tenancy upon
certain cundtnons which clearly ,elined an i
understood AZ any conditions between landlord and ten.
eht can De- do they no see hos VOID Their own claims
10 me laaos my occnry would hecnme, should these
''u'''pHs oe lli'Rat hnhaed, aud the ufgmsl holders
she,' heHs tooo,dn helt ughsf Tile puolo large
% % manu- ~ INC snalis II Tho tenants are 10 be
"'s'i'ea IRON lheif does The law al lufce must Then
'o''e :" " se'ue 'he pfnprlelorship.
Nkw ioRk. January G. 1915
iar reports To-day ION The lnsnrreeonary districts
'aa US 10 hope ihal The excitement will snhsde wth>
.hi iuriher difficulties. Meetings have been held IN
."iamhla, he sselaer and other e,uniies. at which
many ~ 'he Hnfenies appeared, and disposition Was
HFe"eu 10 soeeume peaeeahly to the laws, The wheat
eais ane on 'he hrsl Of January have been very general
~ paid ht The tenants oi the lsngston manor A com
sahte anil,feners have arrived IN Hudson and prom
sru ~ surrender al discretion, and 10 seek redress II at
az, oJ .,hef ,han sin'ent means
ihe anl'eaholic aarmlsis profess 10 have discover.
"a strange conspiracy among the General Theological
seminary o this CITY, the object oi Which is 10 Roman.
re inc present Episcopal Church. The copspRtors
are sara 70 use soa with the letters G.. L.. which
S,aho lor 'la'hohe lnlty.' A trail Of the supposed
'endefs IS TO take place To- before The Faculty
VINO nave charge OF the Affairs of The institution
Among the new slucLs in the mari IT IL that Of ihe
hidd Salvage Compny" Poor old Captain Kidd
.ii,le did he think tina, mare tbsn c,,,,Ir, r. ~