Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1848-09-04

~ "''c ~ nc may 'h'rk mos HI, and il cernrI /;
great advantage IN speaker 10 have all tho ,ro,.I
himstit-'" haran9ue as ny as hr plea. s-,nd ,h,.
az, !" be able to utter the shameless GbeIs.pn,
political opponents, and to make the most reckless
meht>, without The fear ot having the falsehod ofI.,
promptly EXP. srd. The large and eIroant S,loo, o,r
Masonic Hall (now We glad TO perceive fnrnsloI
WIN very Comfortable sea's) Was well flel N.v.
having heard Mr. ,eahe and rntert,iainr hi,b >.
Sp"ct ior his abilities. made one of lie audience ~.
Remained about hall an hour, by which lime the Drain,
having prove conciusively that there was in fac, =,
" ~. party, and that if there were, Gen Taylor ~.
NOT the Candidate, and Scured be the candidate r
that party we conceived hist were no further n,.,
sisted in The matter and came off Wondering tina, ms,
ii Mr.. leake's feeble health 81 ud $ rain his unrs /;
desclamlng against that which, according TO his o,,
saoN ing, dill lol exist Oar # ends Of the Paro, had
more patience, u eisur, ana heard him 10 the end wa
give lhelr notice of 1le speech,
SIR. SHELTON +. I.EAKE.
The Dem c7a'lc Association IF this place was Al.
messed b. thus Grn'Ir'nan, on "Wednesday pIIh' in
speech 0! more Than two hours drration The arrival
10. tlr. l., axe VIII lily unexpected until the ppce
dla. day, aud no pubic roi,c gwen If his inpr>
i''n 10 address, thu pc rr uriil late he evening The
Aa.Are Of ali M " hg speakers ii oar town in atrn.
dirce nPm the Amherst Nelson and Bedford Courts
T" r. ''emar' fe''ctor without an antagonist, and
'' " "3 '""S' Nl'ont ShahH''i II w'rad be l"r 's
"rmP> within 'ir ordinary limits =" AZ editorial article,
"', mag like Satisfactory review q" MI Leakes har-
''se n ,lS "ccaNi' nnl We hfSilate nn' ln assert
tat, t viAent. RECKLESS and unScrnpullHS drnunriaii,n
= N rWldHcl and he'fff~ n Es PHril opponents,
if sang n>rt presentation ana dfmag"InSn, II sur
passed any Il 1T o the sind y winch i has ever been
our tor unc 10 listen. IL taid that The Wing party
dtS'tved 'ihe scorn M PITY and ne contempt OF tho
world II" argued that ii6earral Taylor were elrc
ed fr'slenl amt Congress shout rnsrt An Alien and
9td!lIm Law, lh' he would he bound by hr principles
q NJ Alison Letter 7" sign VI hr Nr y di MT BE-
iltNe there Was any danger 1T HE passage I" such law
D'c"HSe ne : hSS WGWh be Gifdd II hg u egdm,
''iu~ Prpefaiin- IA enc heh twn rnmlIlga'rd SIAN
'r's on TIE y h. charging them win being tho
authors OF me o'd Alien and NrdiIn Ar's, and snna-
ing thH HoiAs bal Lar r'siraaed leM from iryngN
sI'un
Ven Taylor camh u r a large share OF he mllsv
otr7 d. nnnr1a'fs Of Tie lororu trrlo AUG against
~" was directed every wraen # bastard NJ and
coarse vIi"rtrA'n ftst mentioned NE name "t
c.i vs. FL. ,aa'' yira Ni
had called General 'ravl,r Mi, + !, III c,untry
snd trpared him Benedict Arnold he had only H.
Ins'1ited Cen layors posi- ION by mai q Arnold
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,bns VIs,r,,,n. .,.I ,l, ,,l -sIJ -, o,,,aris -
hi, ,.pr. Of Discrimination are beyond those Of ordinary
morIals.
large prton :" NJ s-eahr's speech was drv"1d
Nhir r,rrv Win ,.rr,,,I ,,,, In, rs,'tnr;m ana M
Oh n' uu"leis. an" WIN 1s'Gn It." ao,ga'e Inc 'rm
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