Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1830-06-07

From the Boston Patriot.

c..,ss uaarl, a third of me Constitutional TERM
.ad organizations are aiieady mixing by his
friends TO secure 10 haa another ihe reopf
have now NJ fully as they ever VIII nave, 'he
means in their possession, oil UNDERSTANDING
the principles upon which his Administration
based, and the sooner they begin 10 reject up.
IN ,h.,, With n view 10 the uament when ihev
,yiIl he called In Judge ihsm, the better II IL
vol 10 b, seer. whether a majority will be found
10 sanction the present policy, whether the
threads which are now weaving viii lie SUI.
tercd IN remain until the web is completed.
Whatever he aiuhy may decide. can be
N consde ration 10 honest aud patriotic spir'ts
A. is their dUty 10 do their best aud trust The re-
sult 10 Providence and the honesty Of The peo-
ple. In performance Of TINT duly IL seems
now high time for them 10 take some means pl
LAYING before the Nation. wbai they deem ihe
true state of the question upon which II mus
Judge. and thus OF cnsuring full aud IAN de
sision npon its merits. Whatever our rulers
may think, there are still existing in the United
States, hundreds aud thousands OF men, who
feel no fear and ask no favor OF the Iovern'
meni who uilliry public men only by the
rule Of patriotism. and that not IN profession
but in Action. II is time Tor these 10 be stir
ring-It is necessary that they should 6e
brought TO nci together 10 unite IN PLAIN me
10 raise the banner Of hono, integrity and pub
lie .p,rit. under which they may che eriully
Geb, the great battle for the interests ofihe
country, unseduced by the glitter oil eofrup.
ton, aud unawed by the intimidation oil pow
G.
The minority in the National Senate have
done their duty nobiy They merit our graft
,uds for resising ut the threshold, all sncroaoh.
menis upon our Lheriy-But their Efforts will
bring about nothing unless vigorously supper :
ted 10y the peope-yAt best, our contention !"
nnelunily carried on. The patronage CT The
Government la. now organized n solid body
ofiroops who fight for dftad The tenure oil
Office Is uoiorinusly partisan, and not pubic
service To counleract this unlon on Their
part We must resort 10 union on ours, trusting
fully that the superiority OF our motives Of nc
ton will more than balance their mercenary
discipline We say then II rs high time TO con.
cen,raie the efforts Of hopesi minded men, 10
briuc their power 90 bear upon given poini,
TO ace before It NAV be ton late whether The
Administration Of the government eannoi be
brought back 10 the pure principles, which ne.
Yer have been shaken width lis till now.
Lei there be 10 more delay. The Nation Is
mol vet aware for what il is 10 coutend The
last Presidential Election WAS regarded as
mere struggle for power, where personal pre-
terence might honestly be mduged The next
should be via~ed 10 u totally drIiersnt lght.
The independent voters in the United States
Cannot fail TO regard the policy which Has
Leen adopted BY The present President - gieht
" alarming They must consider II mol as
his policy merely. but that OF his party. They
csn see no prospect oil relief in the character OF
CONDUCT Of either OF tho aSplrants IN the suc-
oession, and II they wish TO keep the necks o
the people out OF the collar, now IS the momeh
boldly aud loudly 10 warn them Of tho dant
eers
The fundamental principle OF the opposition,
should be resistance against the YRo6uEss oI
aoRRuprIsN. This Is not speaking rashly.
Let the lnau who thinks II Is, look to the couse.
eucncts. We boldly assert thai tina porma-
nenry Of the present administration has been
luade TO depend not upon merit, but upon The
efforts OF the merccnsries il has in its pay.
Inc party is auiied by no common object es-
arptibg lu,t Of individual gain ii feeds ITS
cause by holding out rewards 10 those who
terve IT, punishment 10 those who oppose IT,.
The illustration Of this may he fund IN the
chain Of Presses extending from one end oi tho
Country IN Tho o'hef, whose proprieIors IRE III
the pay of the Treasury. The effect viii be To
array tina venaliiy of the Uuited States always
on one side, and that necessarily copyrighted
nnd in mious 10 that Nation, the ruing.pafiy
(which stoops to use such base ius'rumrnis
Thus the interest OF the Gorruplirg candidale
comes in opposition 10 the puhlic interest.
And the bloodhonnds Of the political pack are
let loose IN cry, their strength never Ia be et.
hsusted un,il they ran down their pres land
chat prey the lair liberty Of our public lnstlu,
Ions.
II will be little rcliefto rs To whit 10 Ct lid nj
Al, Ia IA.
!. ISL to retire lis hnbeeil,ty, il is lrue makes
bun the mos, eulloss ot Li, party. Bui Tho
great point Is 10 Gear tac county Of The whole
Het al once--and more especially OF his twu
leading friends-More dangerous public men,
than the Vice President and the Secretary Oi
Statp, have never ca sted here. Both hold AZ
sheir main principle, not Shat their predecrs.
bors have done, thr uJyanCement OF the public
but that oil their own prirdte good. One seeks
this by enlisrng IN his train the Nuliters who
gre AZ open war with the Constitution while the
other aims at j, more secret. but deadly thinsts
Yuh The couceaeJ Weapons Of priNa pal ~ IN
irigns. The two are 10 amliy NJ farther thai
rxpediency dictates, and until they becoiut
strong enougb 10 tear the country to pieces
between thea. The Stale eau never he DEEM
NJ safe. until these men a.. removed from its
councils, aud they Will moi be removed, unless
Let the better men be then brought furward
at ouCe-no matter nheIG irom-Norih, South
last OF Wes-po maiIer who is time (,
forget all names. 1T WIS mol the man Washing
ton, il was not the man Jefferson, who was
followed by his nalry. ltwas the knowledge
nfpollical right the desire OF polucal truth
Ihe,e names stand as the Representatives o
good principles. and these, whether they be
long TO the one or The other, IL is tho duty o
true man 10 support Whoever may b,
brought forward IL, II be understood clearly
shat the people support them not from any
attachment 10 their persons. but IRON conf
dence, that they them they execute their own
patriotic designs, through hem they expecI,to
retarn TO that general standard ofpuhlic ch,rac
ter and conduct which led them through the
revolution. aud every decline from Which i,
astsp towards tho downfall Of the Repub.
Ic.
We say then the time for vigorous action
has arrived the rssuli is With God. Il may
be adverse as q punishment fopihe SINS oil he
People; hut let il not be said, by any true
man, that he has not done every thing in his