Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1849-07-19
EXCrTEMENT.IN SOUTH CAROLINA.

EACIIEMEN I'lN SUI III CAROL IN A.
The late anniversary Of our national Independence was
celebrated in South Carolina after fashion pecuar TO
that Commonwealth. and upon the principle of lucus q
flcendO No where else within the limits of The Re-
public would that day. sacred to Liberty and Union be
sci art for The clunses Of treason But in South Carroll
ma patriotism has meaning of its own, compounded OF
nultcaun chlvalry and cotton; independence embra-
the grand nationality Of the hole ON
monweafh aud by beautiful endency Of that principle
81 dear IN State rights and strict construction the null
tying prerngatve may 90 down. to be enjoyed success
stages by each county for ITSELF then by each parish
then by each neighborhnod district, until finally eyery
sandy plantation may find Itself standing upon its reserved
rnhts.
At the celebration at Oangehurg, are told by the
editor Of he Columbia Telegraph who was there in person
on the Fourth, that there also derialion fram
the established routine for such made and provided
which produced deep sensation and struck responsive
chord in every bosom-and that The substitution Of
The SOUTHERN ADDRESS for the DECLARATION OF In
DEPENDENCE; The former document being deemed more
appropriate this peculiar juncture of our affairs and
more directly coming home to The harls Of the Southern
people,"
1t is frunate for the Southern Address that the pa
rl"ts OF Orangsburg made such Observation-Disclosures
that document would have been in danger of apsing int
an oblivion which is nearly perfect already. Some Of the
toasts Indicate great deal Of spirit ORANGEBURG
speaking for South Carolina is afraid to tell the re-
manning portion Vt the United States piece of her mind
orally may not believe it, but she is in earnest: more he
rc than The fly in the fable she is determined to pres:
with her while weight upon the horn of the OK she is
resolved upon making herself felt Her emotions being
100 many for her, the heart of oRANeEBURG speaks on
rs follows:
REGULAR ToASTS
2. The Constitution Of the United States-DcsgneC
by lis trainers to secure equal rights to the members
The confearacy it has been rendered the South an in
strument Of oppression and curse
NJ 4. ., I
filal Devotion AS now corrupted, it is worth pre-
serving.
BY Edwin De Leon. ESQ.,. editor of the Telegraph
The Southern Address-'The first step towards Sc
cond Declaration of Independence.''
8. The Orator of the Day-In his able address OF
This OCCASION the eoquence of true Southern heart has
aent its aid 10 The wisdom and ability of the statesman
l2 Thomas II. Observation-Disclosures Southern mar
intends 10 play traitor TO the South, he always commen
ces by abusing Mr.. Ca houn. CIhree groans.)
VOLUNTEER ToAsTs.
BY VIM. Hu'son, Esq, Vice President-South arc
lima While solcuus of the corporation of her slste
States, having similar rights to protect and similar
wTungs to redress she yet feels that her honor and he
Interests are in her keeping, and if need be, she
will act alone in their defence.
BY DR.. j. H. Morgan Resistance to aggressions upor
Southern rights, by the whle South WILL but BY
South Carolina any how. al all hazards, and the las
extremity.
BY Mr.. S. G. Jamison-The separation If the Union
The souneIth better for The South.
BY 5. Cark-Souh Carolina and her Institutions il
the rest OF The world 90 crazy.
These bold and patriotic effnsions travelling by Gnt
course OF MAIL have gone North meet the cholera
ORASGEBURG waits. Doubtless she feels her response
hities, hut prepared for hem' She not to be in
Inundated even although The eye Of Benton be fix
ed fercely upon her-even although Mr.. Van Burer
himself should glare upon her hruIh his spectaces Of
green. Such intrepidi,y is admirable. ORANGERURG
deserves to be remembered in the history of Nlifca
tcn ard in the cups of its voaries. ROME may be fall
ing b'f,re the artierynf France but ORASGEBURG, at
the last accounts, stood frm.-BdH 3n,erican