Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1830-04-19

md .blo, and myrmidon soldiery, tue mon
the Peninsula, were hoVetlhs ia view Men
oithe .a,nage aud i" booty" with rape,
.,oleoce, and 'nrau's' 'ue" ese'y '"ouSu''
their nightly drea" ,,.::.
washington IN war, a Jefferson IN civil
ma" .l;rions liberty. a. u. Henry in etoquence
anu ,,,sr look TO aud be guided by their prn-
,b,;r Justice, their disinterestedness
I",,;,e abandonment of self remember
iheA .Iorious devotion 10 the field, in the
-, and in the forum remember their
eay .,,ons for the equal rights of Man, forsake
-, the cause, the legacy oil their procure.
ment e..;, .o,; ,o,,s
'.aa,sd from men Oh God ,gnde the men OF
9,p.sb;aoie,ll viii the descendants of Kings
tain Heroes, heretofore constant, able,
a''ni,eJ ranubicans, be led, from selfish,
,s,ny considerations, 10 abandon the friends
'feonai rights in this their great emergency !:
.y;r they from hostility to judges, from Hostility
aa,,ajn courts, from petty considerations OF
,,eros, can they, dare they strike the poisoned
a1,ow in. the ylals of liberty They never,
never will ,,A ,...,.
.ha Montgomery election. Grneral Cl"yd. the
,a;or of The convention members from this dis
-,., having witnessed the arisiocratic bearing
-, eur Eastern breihern: having borne IN
;s nerson the utter contempt III which the West
y. nonulalion. and worth were held, came to
bp nails. aud for erpediency', sake, voted The
,donton OF the new constitution. There can
not there will not be another western repre-
ssntatives (eAuept The .irnotd Cookie 10 do this
deed.
But how goriously was this event overcast
,rhso the aged non freeholder, the soldier who
h.d With Lewis and Clarke traversed the Rocky
Maintains and descended to the Pacific, came
r,rward aud announcing it as his first and pro.
AMY his last vote. recorded his name against
mat instrument, which although ii coded Il part
a, his long withheld rights, yet a, tie same
,ns sined not only him. but all his Alegha.
no countrymen in eternal bondage. We be
se,ch YOU go 10 the polls. Effort is the duty
If men. Results are with God.
From The Uheeling Compiler.
dOf the vote for and against the ratification
,fthe Ameodcd Constitution, only % were by
,arsons 10 whom the right oil suffrage Is eLieh'
s,d-syery oRe of whom voted against II. Inc
neope OF Ohio county have thus gwen
most unequvocal expression OF their dlSap
nrobs,ion of the charter winch has been OF
tpred them by Messrs. Leigh and Co. our SOW.
,fign superiors of the East The pGdsdntry OF
,,s West. If they are TO be ranked with the
saves Of the East, are not vet prepared TO
mace themselves on that footing by their own
votes"
aP The U. S. Senate deserve the thanks oil
the community. WITH an Independence high
~ creditsble to their character, they have step
yh "
itaners Of the constitution conferred upon
them. TO be exercised in seasons OF emergency
such as now exists, TO protect the character and
interests of the country from the consequences
If Presidenti4l imbeci ity and misrule. They
have re lected the nomination ol Isaac HtH, al
Comptroller of the Treasury, and thereby pu
the seal of their unqualified appreciation upo'
the indignant exclamation OF John Randolph
some years ago, in the House of Representa-
lives. that isaac Hill " lD,ts loo infamous TO D.
qlnsled in thai House" Infamous as be was
however he knew where he should meet,
not with congenia spirits, AT least with re
wardng hands and he forthwith hed him T.
.rewsrd"-which, although they we're iounde
N acts designed TO promote the election OF Gen
Jackson, were OF such foul and damnator,
character as TO excite the disgust and abhoI
renee OF every man, even OF hls own party
whose feelings were not as cailous as wall o
sdamsnt, and which drew from MIR. Randolph
may be the involuntary, but not less just ex
preston Of his detestation snd contempt!
The rejection of several of the President;
Unworthy nominees, independen Of the person
al qualification we may he disposed to feel il
calculated TO give rise to other and more i'm
nortant reflections. We are led TO admire the
wisdom OF the builders of our system of 20
vernment, in foreseelng that day would ar
rive, whep, through a combination OF untoward
circumstances a man should he elevated 20 the
Presidency. of narrow and contracted mind, Of
Liberal reindcrs, of strong and yindictive
passions ardent in his friendships. and fierce
and violent in his anlipathfes-and, foreseeing
the possibility oil thi., providing a constitutional
tag GU, of his ignorance, prevent the injury
which might arise from an indulgence of hi,
prrjudices, check an undue preference OF his
personal favoriles al the expense OF the publ k
interests, and throw an Hgis of defence around
those who might have provoked his diSpIeas
ure For the Grst time in the history of this
eonatry, has this constitutional guardian,
which is the Senate, found il necessary 10 inter
pose its authority, TO prevent The appointment
10 office Of men, who would disgrace any sta.
lion under any government. II the majority
Of that body were politically adverse TO the
PRESIDENT, we should be free 10 admit that no
'mputaon would fairly rest either on tina, Of.
tlcer or on his nominees. But, when he has a
decided majority on his side, who could regis
Ter the edicn tina, emanate from the Palace, il