Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1850-08-01


ooflansiss aud aifoulng To geaiemen from southern
States.
An,ther prejudice auans, lhe Snnih jns exacy thai
which exist in tho Suub aeans the North aud cousis's
IN mputag iaa whole portion ocouniy the extravasance
of ind viduals
Sir dwell no oagct uran Theses SUBJECTS, nto which
was led rather incidentally by remark ofmy own.rsl
have said in Boston.
Bot fotnrn for few momens, Ia make addition
al ab-eryallons npan tho general question. will say
howevcr hatc depart from this pait Of the case. that
tho State whose presentation hear pari Is Union
STATE thoroughly and emphaealy that she ls attacbed
10 tho Union and the Constitution by insepsrahe lies
that she nh her history from culoni, tines
her struggle f Independence hcr fflrs for the cs abish.
ment ol ths Government. and all the benc aud bles
sinus whi she has enjoyed under tas great astrac.
two whole Ia which her ailec ious cpnsanfly and
powerfully dawn. All these make up hIstty IN which
she has taken paf and the wIle of which she enJoys
mnst precions inheritance She - n state fir ihs
Union she will he tr the Union. Il is The law Of her
drsry il is The Inv # her aiiun'nn: it s law mpo=
sel uion her by he recollection ai Tho past and by esd
lnrr o hers for the present and every hope ol hets
tur the future.
Mr. Pr sident. il has always seemed 10 me TO bes
grateful reflection that. however shmt, and transient may
h. thr lives ol individuals States may be per aneni-
lhf preat copo ann~ thnl enbnre the government oi
maHknd. poiecl lhpr lhetties and secure hef hnpi-
may hlyc samc hina Of pefpeiog and asl might
.ay II inroallly. F5f my pat, sir. often grsiliy
mYsct by contemplating whai IN the future VIII be- the
,
'aoo 10 Keep n' III ~" r'nhe ~ q, lhe co'''y hr I'D
mahN Nfhs see nothing ah'ot h't IN pto'pfe, 'ess
'oao IA, Nae' eeerelfs Nft nos" ','' 'na' wne" :.
nh' Ai lh"'f thn nov near me- hhh'l haV' g""s 10 ''
as1 hphr' ana nf"ald'' WI II inoNd may h"Ve g''n-
'tfa nP,h "nf m'lh''"'' hS IL WI" nave o"no "Po" o"'
omh1 tina, state sa early a'0he h'r att !" ',' oon.
test 81 ne hes"'0ion WI an'' ~ so has ' ano "@
'N ''''"." 'm NAV : P'a, N"'V" W. ~ w
,n,h"f' "' ne his' et'h p'' "i 'ne "'""""
h hove sir III if coutmollon shall ,hako the cunnry.
,'e' WI o'eoh' ,'N ht'Vef' ~ N''o d" ~" e''"''"
~ n'u-, 'o' io ,iah 70 7 pr" upon. !" ''fa ma
"'Naslf'S a''7'' o',nRH t"""s VIM" s'''', "'''"'e
Tie ensign NV ofet rf h'i aver H. mere WI 10 ono
= II lhti VIII bit burn The brighter nmd mo dathn ~
III III NJ h. aud leyc that # ~ ihe Hmples ages
/ tuist they Will he infinitely rrnolo the occasion
sla o,.r :, hon bc = r,,st ,uti,q of n,io,isn fe
Il.,,,,ll onl am ~ Ia m : ,,,.1 N,sss,l,rse,t.viI
4 .I ',' 1 ' " ~ - " ,i IL, -,
nv NV" Nh'''Pi "''' 40 - Nv "s '"'
al the RoVea I'm, she WAS the hr-l Ia ,hi Tho onpmf
IN OF all her blood aud al ht Treasure IN tho struggle
f liberty a, 4,a " i'll he hereafter ready when iha
rner, .rv tr Rus L, rrnrn and tenew thai offer with
H.. - -. ,s ..,, - 80, a,d . ia ,n.onJ
j ~" ''' e'S 10 h'F ""i'" "e''''' "'' u :" "'''o""
oh'' "a many 7Holt ha'd7.
/ And now. Nj Itsidoni. Ia rfinth, al lhs', 10 he
/ principal nnl tmruttaut q ltslnu bpure MS w hat
W Ia dol How, ntn " Anu lis olne ruent aud pesa-
ma, nm ,, ,,,, i,..,,,J -, ,l3 II,,e bay,,, h IN
80 ~ " ,,,,,o,ia. ,,l,h
~" ~ y ''' n'''' ~ - ""'' ~ ~ ''
IA my lndhm NJ, hif u very III o Waflicai hhPothnes
onc or The otper p,r oI he GO ,n. Ate veto dwell
forever up,n q ,nplr i,Iio slngla id,al Are
lr5,,t all IN, ,ta,q which governments are ip.t-
tn # and continue T., tspnie ,hau ht which is of MI