Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1848-11-23
EfeH-. XAVsE.--No, 10.

Una" '"e ui'Stn'erS asa body Their sober and if Won
taSe memo zeal habits. ale wholly opposed 10 that
p ha'c'Nin which breaches sediun and that recllo
ness which instigates revolt | is undenIable tho, ~
llSh thdrn2a Is strongly imhned with that radical a.
e'"'NF 7pft-'hai cannot be content with oupr sim,
. 1T IaW or yS ems. bui attacks cptv iis IL IL
uaiura and avuWod system Il WITH ,he ro rgppbi cani
M rance fhn principles that are maintained ~, TIL
dnns hat arr set firth By Ftarsus O'Conuer INA hi
organ. "Ihe Northern star "ac MI oue >,hit h,,.a
Inan ne PRINCIPLES and aims Of Lcdru Rollin and .La
''A'e' Ihry are IN tact identical. inspired by the
same ",rIng trend III tteren shape communism
In o'h city and country took NJ little mains In ,sce-
'ah 'e feeling ot the people generally towards Amer,
ca and 10 NE The result was gratifying The ureat
mass u inc "pl" The middle class especially rerard our
country WHh me most decided favor They arknnu.I
edIe and luke phi in our greatness and pnsertr NIL
NM h0S " hinoi which unite England and Anerio ana
uaF.yar WlT between the TWO nations As 4 Cratrridl
crHr W.lch scarcely any combination IL circumstances
III" JUSTIFY Infinitely Tess prejudice ill., will i, enter
tanned towards ~ than the Treatment we have received
trm Butl-h travellers would indicate The MIA van
crafty are disposed 10 forget past differences aud 70 rub
"G' old scores The common sentiment IS ,hat The Two
greatest nations II the earth haye,n these eventfu lines
'' N'ci+G a mission to PERFORM 10 Indulge in heart bur
uTS ami J'aIouSeS; and that. while each move, in is
own anpowIfe sphere each should be strengthened by
mutuaI confluence and reciprocal moral support
Having audaI " ihr detractun of 3 it~h travellers
Mi.i adJ 'aa requires actual travel III England ID 81
innate lhe rtpn'erg which I'D cst ID q m ,ose III nj,
rariraura " American modes NJ Speech III habits Of be-
harnr aS Dsrn drawn ii tla pages III Tr1lune Iamil-
ln, DcheoS. ei IL ole rraushat might not ia ve been
produced az 1'ae Wih greater ease, and with far broad
er and more uIcrJus features LAUGH as Enolishme,
NAV ut Gar "Amerrauisn'' of EXPRESSION the Qneens
English nIW here oxen with the clrecneSs nor with
ore tt' Of the unlimty, that it is your side of the
Al'0ur fake Eo5l~hnen rs they run, u them
Do hvs up5 his mouth but out lies C,tkneyism
N rr''inria.'sn Sop The fl person You meet in
lhr etfaud and AK him the locality Of Westminster
ia a"d e chance II ten W that yol will Be told
tha' iAr XXX directly pposic " The Htbbcu" This
ahuNe uI Hr asp!ar y 6y confined The more
iGl'a P4r! MA 'Ar con nnnlty. II l. about likely to
happen n IT, dnNiuI-room o. On the pavement and
have ev>n frequently heard from hiyly educated and
accomplished ti1n,s il Tie pulpit, The country abounds
"ith at rent dialects. In travelling through some dis
r'- could scarcely recognlze in the pdios Of the com
mon P"H'e any thing like my vernacular Ii re-
qrlrrd The clD attention. aud instant stretch ot the
imagination. 70 IN erstand the heaiheuish limo Many
u these very dialects have The smallest family resen
pain~ e"1>""0n t,en The Inrkshire The N,rflk and
SltfIk, and the West Of England III which I'LL !, ,t
lng wrote hls hrades scenes, nearly a. unlike [
other A. High ana Low Dulch. 1t would becnr1a mi
gii-hmHn ~ reduce their own language something a
proper ard standard before hroting quite l,
loudly our Yankee plIraseploIy Draw pictures too
Of republican rudeness and i'll breeding have jour"y
Ell some thousand miles over the length and breadth
of NV ,atye land and have seen many lnslan-
Cos oi q ,arsrne,s and vulIarity have observed in
travel INC on-- tWentIelh Of that distance IN Eng On
rllNays anl IN steamboats, have leveatedy heard. In
the presence Of respectable females, pderencIeS OF Ian
sGe that would nave excited general Indignation IN an
,,.y,n,a anI narIans l,ve oceasi,ned the
M III autl.rs Nh here. If noticed
1, ili thpy were anly treated IonL tor ailghteT"-
't- LI,t.r II v,,uId NJ wv. ea.iest thine in
ibe rid NJ trc these cases out with AT needfu rheur
I ab IJIn.,ts an atte,np I, Bath them off as ver-
,LI .ci.n4r, II t,uollsh marnpr5 The truth is that
i,i,, !; ,,,,,,,, 9,oroI everywhere. and those who
,,,,k an suc, rn5tar,I can always find it at
hand. put ;,teJ Fur,ud nor America IS it 50 prev
al-nt 10 form pPaar characteristic. ALI events
and cau youch for It, America has be
shamed IT her republican breeding when compared with
That N ef mother the water Notwithstanding the
4er h3- had iha alvanlaI e Of royal and arstucrac
models irun titue iInuemurla
III ttw things do Americans ana Fnrlishmpn diff +
NJ r th4u w fhe uruarv fndLess 1t the latter or
~pIr All raeses w Fugji,hmpn seem I, make anIse
rut NJ The Nc ir lhS pa. sinn for diversion
patakas little Of tte ale,ul trvuy uf the French 1t
IS far aHIr or at least far more masculine in lis char
acter lis uav ground IS not the sale nor The ar1iin:
but the winer and the turf Horse racing fox hunlinp
s,,jt.cnnr,ira pi,oI shu,tino hurd-le1nor crcke,
ulayiur ValIa r1nuluu r,,yinr wresill,r sparrino
au d,itinr to the dffrent ranks And tastes
N NV. n..pIr ,r4 n. r,yo-. i, I.s liberalization IN
Tba u,,u v,uJ h,riIy M Rri,on ,yn nh M Al Zines
iudaIra II ..au. Nv .n,.a ,rha r,.. rrvhnntn5 ner
,us Il nt u y,Y p,,r I,ya i,n,rin.I .lt,r.rhar ~
ti,.t >,re, ifpuf hnytreis M .Iarry,n4n avpn nnv
annually taLr olt thair WY crr6 .a,es I,vp of own
,.sti r,.rcIsa Il I, II universal a-n,,r iba conntr,
.,,ia Every rgri,b aui tY13 ANA r,,ntv has liz "a
rit, ,rIj and Al i- seas m If i,n wear n7r,icul Il Y
fbri,s ,ra iriI ev,,v week ar t. in d # ron, ,a RI
- each cpnfv for the Iri3l If athletic abilities I hos
I,}rinas arr. arranred and nnb,irl, advertised week
1fr.b,-d arr. ken. nm one Two. ami sometimes fire