Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1847-10-14
To III. Editors IF The Lynchhmg Trginian

III. general ''aa,f ana ne Fa''nafiy calculated Ia
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r"' l''''", se"'s '','0 ''' e."S ~ @'' ana sa'e
''" "e oc'us"'s VI parry COMICS u Is ne ony sure
Po'~' D! ""'' p""" ''o" TIC "'e i"'i'alh oil I'D
fiy
question i e"i'nal hs"s leads always I" an IN
"s'fa'n u 'n"'eSi. o"' wen hh q"s1h IS rs I" Inc
principles involved !" "r revolutionary sfteg". aud
WHICH, '' IRE were eN''''a ny US sff'ss' hrrHnes
q" ehlu ~ 'n' e'f'c' "''hn o'''on V "h!fh hadS
'",'' VI P'','.o"i IMP ,''" = 81 Nus aaA
"1sf''ra III your "rS' 'l'os'"" 10 MI. Gushing
sP'ecn'a' i"e'@ Your hPPfosa "' e view pres hied
., 'h' slt'"'' MAJ 'n' wal III "u' HNolulh ana nat
os'na'e III actual oppression visited on uni iria hers.
o"', j" ,"'' emy' t''y iaa sh"i'' 9ra'ny IN lhe
,ah''a "'Z aal s1"rn'a ''e yoke ffh'fe It was iclt
Ieii,i me 10 say was 4 ii''ie surprised, That You
"h'nid have deemed II necessary 10 dfi,ud position
which had supp scd n we'll read lent wruli At this
dsy e"h'"veI' or that y"n nndin Mr. Cushing Sp &c,
'l"f teaS IN viii presently assig) The occasion kr
penng inns '"'rsiiIa'h'' lou are, therefore. prepared
III my u''F, 'S''n'shm-n' Al eafhnH. from ynnr paper
81 Angus, -on 'h"' your views were deemed novel ~
'he i>a '''ai 'm"iii9'"'' ana uhS"a ~ ~" Alex
ahof'a "aAe','. ''hP 'af lpFN t. SAY t'al The oP
P"s'e view Is comparatively ht'c do'nue. u is true.
s,"e'"'e i'"e Was a'e'P' al an carry period - our
history rs an 'nuc" 'orn' na'lon IL Was mrs. tr ached
here. b, that npudeni French pr'pagandis' Genet, hui
II nun" W. ''",ao" response 'fh 'ne vel Informed IN
'af country ano Cannot ""w recall sn4ie an'h'r "l
any respectful NY VINO maintains such position
have SAID la' was surpfIzrd at your making Mr. Cush
ine's speech the "cc's'"n IT Your article You need
nave ~ e'hla ipr an rtqnti and satisfactory vind
'"''' VI ma. view l" lhe convention, Winch tTanei
'' p''S" IONS ilu'"n 81 Your Ntae. vews similar 10
INN 'n'e'""eo ~ ia" Editor ~ me naHne, were
somewhat cautiously aivanced hy certain parry.
IN IA" er,a' sre'ch d''lvcrd Ia that rs dc haze y
d. )" ie'e"' ISL a speech which may be PERMITTED
say, ""en taken all together - Justly !" he regarded
u my NUM-" Judgement as ain ng the ahS de NE ei
i"'s y, '"' '',d III thr f'nGish snguaee aud which, If
'a' us''G,,Sh'o gentenin had never done any thing
"'r' "'u'" W enough I" rank Inn among the first de-
49, ""o 'r ever "gnr"h IN anr c'''rderary-ia that
'p. vi .a 70 Wv ",o"'i" pinned "s,'le;-
. ;, "' ""' ana "nlnfei l., hear. many p"rs ms
80 " '' ''',ho 'aS' II M yoke ~ british sIa"ry
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.;n . LJ re- yl, ~ ia ,r wol'i :" ~; sir
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"tb. vary he,s,s .;u .ha" 49, ,' '"' '">,'' W. ~
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..w.r. w,,mlv ,,,,ohoa g., r,I - ,"' 'o'''s
..iiI ~ ,, smt;aa, ~; '"s,'''u "'' va" George
..N ashi,u,on rho o,,,I ;',, =; IA" , 2
lin thu British Parliament T., ,.y 49, l an ,, ; i
"a,ces we afterwards rmrl,;,oJ IS ,a,' h h 81,
..of mr de,erm;n,,,,o 49,, y, st,;, ;, G ~" ~, ''el',
ito pno.c and If Tho r ,s IS r. .,, r. " ~
"unr resistance 49, " 1
The Editor Of the G,,e,,e n. ,,h.r r liz -
ticc copied uta ,e,r p,per base, lis o,n shin m ro
views on the D.clu,t,un If Inaeno,d,,en 70, siI,
he glad To e the pnrli,n Of thai ycnrr,,el ,sn,n
that d,es not c,nia the .nuucrat;,, of orav,, ,nd
complaints to the nipn Of G org H. So far fam ham,
authority T. r, ii is direct auhnrity arainsi him f. h.
gins and continues lis ca,aou,n # cmpains with the
usurp1tons If the htn) presen KIM If Great Brit
ain" upon Ergs lllerv. which the r1l ,nisrs hqd !,
right I" ENJOY, aud concudes with III tremendous anuun
ciaiin:'A prince whose character is thus marked nv
every act which NAV fine tNrani is unfit t., I've the
Taer al free peoJ L." 1t was the rtigniHc monarch
not the constitution. they panied Of; a free people
nj a nation Of slaves. who resisted
Your second article has given SIMPLE reference 70 A
mcrcan auth rily slS'a- y,ur p stiIn There is an
Enelish production 10 which lrg 10 refer you f. is
the history Of The American R"yolntoan publish by
"thr S'rley for 'ht tfS.n ns useful Lnov e,oe If
"hlci, Lord Brougham WAS President The narrative
commences with the s'aemcnl-' .Whacv.r mi ,hr be /
I've the motives of their conduct The Brush Mi,is-v in
/" lie year 1904. began AMT, ST a Nv and zeal
Gus peiry towards 'hr NoHh American colouics" |,
wasin The yrar l765 the tl uf the reign If &c roe
w. that the frs, fihe series # Parliamentary eocrach.
hen's commenced. by an aet adm the commerce lr
tween Anrrira and lie French and Spanish colonies
with prohibit nv duties and rms ,b,oo tbat Of. CPS
against h- should be prosecuted in The Eno}sh Cnri
OF Ad, ,ray. where they were dcrrive, Il \ trial by