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Extraf Of a letter from a gentleman gf


relPeaabiHty in Richmond, TO bis friend


in this to70n, dated January 20, 1893.


" The legislature are about paiing an
appeal TO the People in the fhape Of an
addrels, fraught with the mott direfuL
fentiments to the Government of the
United States. Times are alarming,
civil dihentionS, if not actual civil war,
may be expected. Nobody can mitake
the meaning of Taylor, of Caroline
He is the prime mover, and IS furroun-
ded by thole who move pretty much as
he directs, One week more, and all
their projects will be out A bill is or
dered to be brought into the houfe,
arraying the States Judges againf thofe
of the United States, in cafes that may
occur under the ledition act, the avow-
ed o5je6 Of which is to fet at liberty
any perGon who ilaa be prolccutcd un-
der that aGt.


" Taylor'8 refolutions, which you
have ieen-Nicholas's fubltituted in
place Of thoie propoied by George K.
Taylor--:he appeal, or addreGs to the
people-and the bill ordered to be
brought in, will FIJI up the mealures Of
holtility, on the part Of this Gta,e againf
the United States. The Government
Of the United States mutt protect itlelF
OF yield to the force Of Virginia. Such
open hofility cannot and mutt not be
paGed over in filence. Another project
is before the houfe, for arming en- ma0e
all the militia Of the Commonwealth
this is ALTO the fcheme Of Taylor and his
party-and who can doubt the objea
1t is not to prepare to defend the nation
againf foreign foe, for this party
boldly aHerr, that there is no fuch dam
ger to be apprehcnded. What then is
the objec The refolutions mentioned,
acts contemplated, and the manifefto(
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