The Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1822-1829, 1824-02-06

on the saI.es, whose nplmnna ore TIE difr't
.ntipndr4 Of each aihrr. Id a., ih"refarf'
hear na t,arrs. III the uerrsslts 81 = cancn~'
rihrs, tltis uerr-psils can be- shawn ny
stronger considerations thru drare -
concentrate and uiile ia .sicr - The re
publican party, wkrn some al the 'ffj ihfu
| Who are most sircnuuiis Ia TVS cry, nf'cr
/ lid h,iang 10 that party, and others nave
I atnn inped II, aud sre nov coniendi"s WIN
I the earaesfaes nf renrg 'des ma hl'"qlaie"'
/ always dpully gycaIJ for measures direct
! ly II variance with lis whole policy. are
~. called upon To ndduc" evidence W he
,asrrctnrss of this assertion We refer
10 the warmth with which come 81 Inc
eren hfle friends OF state rights--ihe M"
ha san consolidation ~ pf5speeu'e, and
depirtrd II as fraught with The n1gt tue
niendous r,ils-men Who Cldimcu, ana
sonic Il, whom stu claim Ia be thnrouoh-
.ening democrats support VIM. II. traw
lord, whose whole public hfe, until "ithh
a very late period, has been wold com
.mentory on Meir zeal n hrs behalf aud III
firds Just grounds for the admission of
Doubt - To the sincerity al his sudden
conversion. So late, indeed, rs the year
1911, Nj Crawford. IN The Nailonm Sep-
ate. uttered sentiments, IN M ptempefhit
sperch which hf mad" ~ iator al rnchar-
t"ring the old y NIX Of the mied Statrs
Il, commonly called tie Btftish HfanI, ~
and To whirh the whole democratic party
wns,inenily npposrd which were sufficient
of Themselves to damn lin torScrlasting
G,ne." He said "1'hc great influential
staies, fua,tced bV motires ofGrarice and
ambition, iutrrpose HE weight oi Their an-
thofity, attempt 10 pat veto upon our
right 10 pass such iairs as are necessary and
proper for The general teeilare,s through
ihr fundamentally of Instructions, 10y de.
pri,ing their senators aud representatives
of the rxercise nf an honest dscrction.'
Here, he lradureR the states, assigning l"
An honest expression Of opinion IAN npln-
ion in ~ hlch every democrat and ma1orI-
~ or the nation cnnenrred,) the most *
noninious and debasipg muilvcs contends
Tor the right of Congress Ia pass such Laws
"a may br necessary md proper for The
general welfare, regardless alike of the
prohlhiWy aud resrrSativc
provisions of the constitution aud denies
To the electiug power, cmphnfirdHy The pt0-
pie, the right Of instrurting their agents
three points on which he * diamrirIcally
opposed To the republican creed, ~ II was
RED ognized in The first aud purest days of
that pari y--points which cous 'tntcd both
their Word aud shield in the gloomy Pc
riod of 'a8, 80 aud 1900 ---whlch we're
the causes Of their struggle aud the con
sequences "f their triumph. Aud yet We
are rallied upon To support caucus NOM
osaiion, which they VINO thus call upon rs
we'll know viii result in the selection OF
lhis man, AID that too ~ The name of our
allegiance 10 the Republican party y
Where ia the Whole course of the public
life Of either of the o;hcr candidates, shall
we fnd such gross and bare faced aberra-
tons from Democratic orthodoxy We
ask in vain. Bat, 'tfmpora mufdnfMr--snh
stance is NOW saesiiicrd 10 shadr-mra.
snrcs To mrn--nud PRINCIPLES 10 rXPcdl"n-
ey. d" IT'S wonderful most wonderful y
bat il is nevertheless true,