Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1846-02-12

FOR TIE NiHGlN1AE.
.Nesas Editors:-l have jsad With satisfaction the
nomination In Your paper OF Cu ,res l.. Mosby 10 the
Legislature. The claims OF Other Gentlemen have like
Wise been laid before The voters OF ,oar town and coun>
iy, and the enquiry presents itself Ia the Wing party
on whom shall Their choice flll2 Without any dspar
ASemcn 10 others, II may be said that on tn score OF
talents Mr. Mosbv's claims are pTe>en,lnent AS a
lawyer, he stands second 10 ot his age in he
STATE q: rgnla Uniting to the highest powers of a :
halyss aud logical combination elocu ion al once
chase, slupls and neryUus.-A manner, dpcorous firm
and persuasvr and habits Of patient investigation direct
ed and controlled by clear aud dlscr lmnave Judgment
Mr.. Mosby would be an ornament 10 any deberalive
budy. IN private lie, pure and lnepoachable Of gene
nus sehsib es, aud high appreciation OF the VIRUS
ous aud COED, wherever found. Ills modest aud I'm.
obruSIve disposition and his siudons professional habits
may have obsiruced that more intimate association
with the great mass Of hs fellow citizens which so
strongly commend 10 popur jdvor, but the architect
OF his own uriJnc he would be false eur common ma
nre, II be did not feel lively sympathy for them. /
dehtled IN etlirg and interest with the people Of yncl
burg and tampbel the chosen theatre OF his success
ul professional career he would be false To himself were
he to prove uhiaiihiu 10 them. No man has deeper
feeling nr The INDECENT and humble iue hand u
lieye distress, Than Mr.. Mosby. As Whig who can
lay claim To- deeper eay- more uuchanglng faith III
toe great prc pies indicated by that term than her Whu
has !ibored more assduuusy mure zeauusly than he2
WIN what movement Of our party Ia This county in its
past evenItu history Is not his identified What
protesting TO be Wing has ever failed 10 receive
his support Aud can it be that such talents such ser.
vices, such mistaken loyalty cause, fail to com
mend themselves 10 the favor Of the gallant Wh!.s Of
LyncbG;@ and sbell? Shall that sssrndency " hich
is now nndpnted be impaired by dscod and desision2
Depressed and broken down party is in of
the surrounding countless is IT not all important 10 pre-
sent unhroken front, 10 afford encouragement to
friends, and To furnish a nucleus around which they
may rally FOL future coulcs2 Never was there an oc-
casun, when there was necessity for aud
unanlmy Of action? Never, there more need that
we should stand together band of brahers than
now, when that wild aud fearful spirit Of dsorpaniza-
lion is sweeping land. and fell both IN Fed
era ard State concerns Our party united may present
great conservative hafter-may mitigate II II cannot
arrest It's fury II is time too, when the peculiar ne-
Of Iynchbury and The surrounding country demand
the highest talents they Afford project and pro.
mole them. Questions of internal improvement deeply
affecting her interests daily occurring and will
tnue to occur IN the Legislative hall The great ques-
tons OF Popular nslrucIonthe revision oi The Crh>
na Code-sublecls of all prevailing Importance will a.
befne the next Legislature Oughl not Lynchbnrg
be hes I'D the decision Of these questnns through
her most pifitd sonl Let take counsel Of
paups, but ralyina man, give our cordial and
enthusiastic support 10 Mr.. Mostly. Our honu and
leress cannot be committed 10 safer hands
TACITUS.