Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1829-03-19

Gce establishment
The fiat part Of your circular was all very cor.
reel. IL is nil matter of fact business aud taken
from public documents.
You say" The rapid aud productive increase
oil this branch of the National government,
(th post Office. under the Use aud enlie
I'd administration OF the present Incumbent, has
become, Gc,'--Ihis is perfectly correct. Ger.
iainiy true. But, Col ut irse. that the pre-
sent incumbent OF the preSiisHiini Chair, wishes
TO remo'e him from this office OF trust, 10 the
bench OF the supreme court AMI. tint too,
les he should become sue cessiul rival nj the
expiration OF the present four years But far.
Their:
la the seventh clause you say, !" another
great political conflict has passed of, in which
the bat'Ies 81 former days have been fought u.
vpr." Tina, IL the con1ct of 1879 That is,
you take for granite thai President Joekson is
a j, UersoH. DO you believe majority Of your
constitute is Judge sof icould not judge 30
from the exhlbiuon made ia his elaborate mes.
sage. defy you OF ans body else, to show from
the message what tin prcUdenis course will be IN
! poliics hereafter. Aeain; The voice of n free
people ~ yindlcation " their violated rights has
again bren hehrd, and the republican cause
has once more prevailed"
| Now sf, what violated III hts 7" ! call up.
on yon 10 explain. Tcan vey wall ind erstaod
what you mean-bpt your exMes-ian is anbig-
oons. The republican cause has once more
prevailed" do uot call this sgnorancG; rs
Judge Roane y ouJ say, it is slang. It's n fact
not~i hstsndng many affect to deny il, that
great majority of the old lcdtalIsts. were in the
jackson ranks, during the great battle ihM has
| Jns. been fought, ~ which the - ri0tdeR rights
If free people, have again been rindient,f.
Again. yon snv," In the tseeniuGion oil this
great strug lie, the prople, NC. have decided. IN
the most emphatic terms, upon the fate of AL
| political a,pitants, who shalt hereafter aifrmp
to srize upon the high offices Of this govern.
ment, by mean of F." 6drEGta, intrigue aud man
dgemed.' They have uoi only pm, their So
lemn veto upon the doctrine Of "Sats prcte-
Gsais," or hereditary succession 10 oiTcc iorev.
er'--" but they have expressed ----&c.
Now sir, that hi, stale snne, uf bargain,
intrigue ati management" should be reiterated
at HIS day, and that TOO by an honorable mem.
her of Congress, which no Hiaa believes. and
aver, you yoarsflC do NOT is an evidence o.
great political dcp,ayi,y - The last president of
these United States was elected in accordance
with the it'er of the constitution rs fully rs
the preSe3h ipcpmbeal was There WINS no
more evidence OF" bargain. intrigue md man
dgemcut,' III the nomination OF MT Clay, than
in the nomination Of Van Buren, or Eaton in
DEED, there i, room Tor q much stronger SHspi
There is nat the sbdd0t0 Of u doubt, as 10 nv q.
pnon respecting an undermining in those LAT.
Ter appointments
Othereiiary succession, yon speak rather I'm
inielgby hereditary succession is when the
oldest son succeeds the father % the throne or
10 any ti'le.--Whai similarity il there between
ms aud the nomination of n man t. the Office of
Secretary i-ln confirming the recen nomina.
TONS, 'he Senate have acted precisely nv
Mr.. Adams recommended on former occa.
sion without dellberation-But aSain;
i" But tiny have expressed, also, with IN au.
dbc voice, thelr defamation not to be made
WILLING instruments in the hands of executive
patronage , aud with their own money, too, tor
the purposa Of perp, tna'ing power aheiHy Oh.
tanned
Viii Won, ran poa. give an instance, wherein
the late csrru I'VE, with cith.r appropriated or
unappropriated money, sJt9ded his pRfr0Hnge7
Neither did he extend his patronage IN that
way, which he IN CHI legi,imatrly have done /;
man in appointments TO Office venture IN
sas, that. IN TINS re poet, WE never bad u more
deiRter'stei presdeai, not even excepting the
gfsM Washington.
Bat IN the above quo alton there ia an insin.
nailon un~o,thy an homo able member of con
orc>s OF the Uniied States" POuer WicHly Oh.
teosd That is lmianjMiy -can go" sustain
tfIiH HN5tftfOH
Not tor tn sake Of Gen. jackson, nor for the
sake Of those w'lo have pledged themselves, an
ddrdnce, to support his IN .urrs, but for the
sake ct our ohnrnritr IN the eyes of toreign pG-
TINS hope that the unnlrasured vltuperation,
which was dealt out 10 the t9ie preSdeH by
iposc riiBicHi ~ HIM, upon every occasion,
vii uo' b., dealt out H. 'he y eetni prStd. ut by
thoss opposed % hun, whether deStrfed or uit-
dtStrtd.
In all yagr coniectureS, contained IN the hnl.
anrr ut tins sentence which Ihaye nniicch, |
hesitate not to say, that experience vii teach
hin that iacv erroneous.
can onI, say in conclusion that | cannot
eise vou ~ support, aud many oi your Yersoa-
III friend, mr. ike myself very fat from being
your po'i.seai iiiruds-- much less are they the
political friends at tour opp0Hfnt, who IS oppp-
sed, - y9- bis, NOR - the prevailing policy Of
/ thN u,0,oiaD OF ihs Stairs.
Your humble servant.
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