Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1851-07-17
south Carolina.

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ous rant and reasonable beldcrda -
III 49,. ax,;;,1
NC ia'ee' oe'ioi y - N'''' eiOo " suSn
sentiments as the following.
tn 9s,b .y,gc. IT7e.-rbe day ON which rho |
s - {, arnlira yn,Iica,r,, her ,igl,t m ,e ,o,
orCaro,ipa soil.
a E,,r, noyyt,;..-Sprrendered far CIV defence.
our defence requires that it should be surrendered
back again. Let the State order, and it shall be
done
Seporate STATE lScccssiaa only possible road
10 Southern Independence.
The memory Of John c. Calhonn--Iio fought the
good fight for Southern Rights, and he died with |
his armor on. Drank in solemn sience.)
6. The State al SoaIh C1roIiaa.-Thc time has |
now arrived when it becomes her throw off the !
shackcs Of oppressive and tyraunical govern |
ment
7. Tie Southern States.-One in Interest and
| one in Institutions. they must be in Govern |
nent, or be enslaved and DESTROYED.
| g. Tie Fight Of Fort Sailiran.-The old Carroll |
ma way of sustaining Cardinals principles.
| o. The Governor Of The StGtc.-We know our
| man.
| The following are some Of the volunteer
t,as,S.
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ri, IL 81 va. =. 80
a. nc day wien il tae ais.a'ors Oh lGp
az - oii1' 80, ~ - :, -, ~ 49, ~
come il with swelling hearts though the war Of hos
tile artillery should be its 'matin bell"
By H; B. Hazyacs' one of the committee: The
GLORIOUS union Of liz ianhee blood and oSrohna steel
Win ;n.tinct;ye natriotisn and raartry ,bcy have
promptly and efIectualy repealed an insult to the
State to vndicae their claim to place in the front
rank OF the defenders Of her honor and sovereignty
K # So ndv s. r,,o ,ro.o,. co-rr-, Gov.
ernment-If it prove tiordian knot and cannot be
united We will cut it with our swords.
by r L. Lockwood President filmore-M0y
e ue ne - u uay'I y oc.IoN'
;!;.:. 80 a. u '' r. = ~ nc
II, - =. my ''o o''e' Vi 80 iius' oe
nm ~ II ple, - r.,
=, 10y 'nohu nc uay We
- '"0 20 NM '"e suns VI Oe'u'-
na, au rouse .en 70 inlneuiu'e resistance Oh the
"sg p% VI ' nv eueiaI oorci iiiieh';
py unes,' may inc Caroi,ha oiooa sned upon
decmoJ sal1or e. Iii III - ,be or,a IN
poverished bv tnxot;o1.
By W. E. Snowicn, one of the committee. This
Meoting-NIay it prove to be the stepping stone to
South Carolina Independence.
BY. S. Boone, one of the Committee: Southern
hloquenee-May its next and mieh'iSst effort be
anu I IT, ,h aonrs to'e o. .nG
the sword
The only flag displayed on the occasion,
was the Palmetto, the State emblem of
| South Carolina This fac was adorned
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WI oN0 'oii'd'y e'ar.
Inc GRAFTON was delivered by a member
| of the MOultrie Guards which vy,s verv
ferv and oIooror, al : - Lo ,,,I,l;.LaJ
o." iuoi'' "lu 10 " oo PuoHeHeu
III iuil hereafter.
| Col keitt, member of the Executive
} Staff responded IN rho toaet comnl;menta
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SAID:
South Carolina has known the Federal Govern
6 ment by plumber. not protection. Her wealth has
been ravishcd from her. her honor outraged and her
character dcmoralized. Are these lighter criev-
nnces than a tax on teal BY what right did you
throw off the British government BY the right of
; men. brave and free; the light of revolution. BY
what right you throw off the incubus of this
cowardy federal desputsml'
He wound up with the following senti-
nart.
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1f''t =, 90" !" MS - "oP'%Nsly
lost IN t''e onioA ot 'ie t'er De maintained out
,rptT 4
H. nd' !. " cii 'NIttt' - q. senator was
next called out. He was up TO welding
heat, and became even tacehous IN his
s'ouu'5 % tfedSoh' nc Sdiu' sPeaAiHS OF
a., o'''''' 49,
crs bnt the proceedings of this day tell where the
people VII pc, y the iggr OF tr'al Ihsy were de
posed to defend them BY simply Withdrawing from
,nflf eoPirthGr S IN me oEe i iaa' t'y
prevent thcml And should they be deferred from
exercising the plain acknowledged right Of scccs-
sion on tic ground that if they attempted it. add
tional wrong would be put upon thcni-that they
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That argument to a brave and free man only pos
sessed force in urging him on to secession lie in
tended to support South Carolina Ifhe had been
invited by her yonder fort instead of speak
ing under its shadow, he should most cheerfuily
have obcyed the call. Consolidatonists might call
this treason, as did the Tories in the Revolution OF
l776 and ii they are able add ready to hang auyho-
dy, he supposed he might adorn gallows as well
as any He had been growing fat of latcas the
good cause had been rising and partial friends
now suid that he was good-loOkng. QuiimaR and
Mcdonald are blowing a buElriu the West that will
be heard to the cStrcmitics ofYaukeedom. Threat.
were all bull lying. The \ o tn knew our strength
and would not dare to modest us in seeding from
tho Union, unless Supported by party within tho
State, by whose aid thew thought thew could subject
the State
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lngs OF these men, and the language OF
HnoL NJ ,.,o aa c ~, r,,-, .a,.
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pllshcd, and Quilted men ever produced by
,Lo. ,l;,,oI,,,,, H., o,..;,,~ c,o,a Will
Minister at Brussels, he thus wrote TO MIR.
Uolr,os.
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| 80 you are gong to nuIy--"ell, CAN'T say
haveany great confidence In men when they are
wound up 10 the revolutionary pitcf-but strive
to hope against hope. trust in God that my glo
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