The Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1822-1829, 1826-08-31
LYNCHBuKG. AUGUST 81, 1896.

The couitioa'' OPpnsit'on.--lt Cannot
bni have been remarked, hy every impair
tai man, that the oppo-ition 10 ihe sd'nln-
istration Is composed of The most dlscDr1-
ant materials. Men have been hroeght To
unite H. pursuit ola common object, Who
had long been political aniip0des and an-
clent connexlons have been sundeted viii
the utmost indifference and unconcerD. TX
crpl, indeed, when they have been SUE
creded by the m@st uncompromsing hos
liiry. Can Tins opposition, surprising II
IN be- triumphant Ia the ensuing Presden-
tal contr.t--anpposing II to succeed IN IT'S
great object of .upercedng Mr.. Adams,
and pu-hog VI. CiayIi the Cabinet 80
We ask, can II continue To exist IN all It's
present force and sigor? viii it continue
I" b" .ananlmous IN support ANY PrrNi-
dent who may be rlroted, or of ANY CAbI-
net which may br formed Ii cannot be-.
Already are the signs OF It's speedy aud
conclusive dissolution prominent IN the no
rlH9n The advocates and the oppournts
ofa T1rif'--thc liberal and the itte.'ut con-
strurrs Of the constltnllun--lbe lilrads and
the enemies of a Bankrupt Law--to say
nothing of other great questions which. II
alread, fufesten, will arise To disturb the
political Tranquility OF the cunutry--can M
more coalesce tian water and oil. They
must dilel--thry must quarrel, and there
are .nmr individuals alno0g them who. up
ou trrse qaralons, like Iiutspnr, viii "ca
'l on the nintn pari nl a haiI''- and tbcil
ne"ly formed friendship will. Of con,c
qrnce, bo dissulsr d before II has had tim,
10 rlpea IN maturity. The opposition /
TO much LIKE the description gwen b.,
3 Ike Of Chatham md his culieagars
,and hich tue enemies Of Mr.. Adams aud
dr, Clay have 81 frequently applied r.
th0sr gentlemen, while lhe> might have
found. for It more suirabl, appIicatlon
ntaie hemr to eyist f,,fauy length of tiuf.
When Ne rccolrct tholCaihnnn and II N
iolph decided political enemies ~ they
aTe,) are the leaders of this 0ppOsllIu0, VIZ
rannol bat repeat the NO, ds OF BnIAe ihal
II l. "a piece Ut "aery So GROSSLY mdent-
ID and al whimsical, dpve-tailrd; 80 Va
1ouslA lulaId sach rIrce III dlsersliie6
NaS'lr such trsselalrd pavement, tDiM
out Gem nt,--h"Ir bi If black stone aud
there hr Unite; patriots and "ouriers
wings and tories treachetnus friends and
open enemies; that Il il Incrrd "A yer, Gu
'1oaS sheto; but nt'erly unSafc 10 touch aud
Has"ft 10 stnnd on A,tnediy the adyo-
"alr # Gru. Jarkso Tor tie next Prrsl
drncY, VIZ. Randolph Will fearrssl, pursue
his pOrpose-he viii boldly a,ow such
"pI"lpns 4, he may happen 10 ,nlertsin
Tor With all his ihuls, he possesses at least
the negative lrtues of franknrss aud mtre-
pldty ~ the ayowal al his sentiments. On
thr other hand. NJ. Calhoun, with de-
mnlr and sormn aspect, " III parsue tue
same object, but cOVertlS aud with uIteri !
designs. II" Will support Gen. Jackson,
noi because Gen. Jackson is pr ever A.
his honest choice, bif because he hoprs
tina the gratitude OF Gel. Jackson's ffirud-
VIII induce them To support john T.. Cal
houn fer the same Office 10 lR32. These
Characteristics, which all viii admit IL he
tong Ia these "train-band capt4las" of the
opposition, VIII continue to uIs,,nV.,.h
their conduct, should IT he the evil destiny
OF the American people To sacrifice the
Statesman 10 the Military Chieitaln''--
aud II requires n" prophet 10 Erctrli the
result. MIR. Calhoun would support every
measure which might emana,e from the
Cabinet, nni.ss, indeed it should be such
"'Blarlng InIracIIon oi the iundamrntal prn-
clpirs OF our government, as even hr would
br afraid 10 conulenaGce, lafd which. h,
the bye, we should have 20 rtasnu to an
lleipate, while the most of them wonIl
meet with the denuncIaiIons of Mr.. Ran
o"'ph, II indeed, he should not change ms
principles 10 he IN the fashion of the da,.
Grn. Jackson Is friend 10 what the NOR,
modest friends OF the Tariff Call .3me,,.
cnh hduStry-he il favorable I, th. pa.
enlargement "i DomtSi .ltanufactpyfs-
Thai Is, IN PLAN language, he is an adyocat,
ni Al ini4ullous and partial Taft, calcnla.
tea To bald up What Mr.. Secretary Rush
Is pleased To call thr ",middh plIa," n
on' political abnc-bnt in building which
we are laying the axe AT the r,ot of IN,
Agriculture and Commer.e, the two pillar.
"hieh nave Sustained the nation 10 prac,
ana IN "ar,--SHhg Ia her prosperity AM
triumph. Mr.. Randulph would NOT ann.
port any administration that wo,,,,l adj, ucat,
snch system; while Mr.. Calhoun. nat.
"''hs'dnul1g he cones from pnrel, Az.
iicu'luia' county, would give it a SORT %
of"fl'eSS CONFERENCE.-The enough 10 ht
ranked neither with lis friends ar enemies
ten. Jackson is a friend TO internal i'm.
'rhe'nen's' on the most enlarged scife
ny tae general government he is tho
r"ueh going disciple of the "generak etL
Ja'e school. While Mr.Randuph and mi
'n''n'ui"'e friends "onld present sgalns
The doctrines of this school. l,rnfa,hI.
ana zraioas oPpostlon, holding in th.u
I h'nas Tia" reaer'ltory clause of the cnnsti
tuition, aud urging the Whole spiIl, of tba
''s'i "inent against the moniruus usurpa
ii"n' Mr. calhoun voulJ give them aft IN,
support ol ms personal Influence and of hi.
great talents, eonlending that The genera
government mas right 10 do all things thai
ave necessary" for the nailonal asy,an.
u'~ement' II Gen. Jackson should reco,n.
menu 'he enac'Ion of Bankrupt Law
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