Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1831-03-07

| he could not heipa. He Reiterated hat there
| had been a power esertee in this case IN viola
| ton Of the Constitution
But the ground. of d.foseo assumed BY soms OF III.
Palace slases~ fiu.t far from being eompl'.
nsntary to the President and well draw from 'h''
iuneonafy the exclamation OF Cesar 10 Bra'us which
be quoted IN one Of his letters to Mr. Calhoun Et ~
B,ats I'VE ette for example. tho following ssn'enes
from the speech of Mr. Forsyth
a he said the President had been deceived
that he meant wsll--that he would be the last
man 10 violate the Constitution o, his county
| he hal been misled.'
We arc willing 10 admit that tho President ds-
eeised aud msled But. Il this he the fact does IT nos
inply extraordinary and objectionable degree of
ignorance II he can DO thus mslsd into violations of
the Constitution, he surely unqualified for tho high
station which he fills. which he again eovets, in the
teeth of his frequent declarations that he would
serve but term, aud that man ought 10 ho en-
trusted with that power for longer period VIII no,
the people reflect these things'
MULTIPLICATION ON THE wANE
Our readers will perceive by the letter OF Mr.. CTaw
ford to Mr.. Calhoun (Which, by the way, Is bitter
piece of nvcetyo that the former gon eman ia desid
odly opposed 10 the modern doctrine Of Modification
N relation which he gives the Vice President some
keen Ihrusts Tho following paragraph farther euoi-
datory OF Mr.. crawfords Opinions sn tins subject, is
extracted from the Macon (Goo.) Telegraph -
rumor IS IN oirculation--we know not on what
authority -that the Hon William III. Crawford, when
lately n Medgese. denounced the Nullihets oil south
Cnrolna-as acting against the paInost principles Of
the tonstituton-and declared that tbs tarih, how
aud partial sosyer Its operation, MT con
trsry TO that instrument II also said thu, on bong
introduced IA the Executive Chamber 10 the brother OF
toy Taylor of s. Z. among tho first observations he
4 fH Aia In haN
brother ha, turned fool und joined the NuIlifers
Tho Dsunfoniss appear to be IN no better odour with
Prosideat Jackson than they are with Mr. Crawford
Witness the following fact MI fIndlsy applied for tile
ohee vacated by the death Of tho late John Gadshcn OF
Charleston and recommended by Mcssrs. Martin,
Nuckolis McDuihe and Barnweli Of the H. Of Il. aud
Hague of the Senate. But the appointment refused
says letter from Washington Published IN tho CoIum
bia, s. &, rimes) the ground that he hnd beeu IN
'asor OF State Convention aud was reputed Nul1ef.
The Columbia paper Of courss talks qaite hntoey on
the IL sBys Cen. Jack son mistakes the
Cafolnun character he believes that alts like thy vii
spirit that " ~ crush him aud has myrml-
| donsp Bah Inc Nulil6ers, who, except here and
there, scat fag sciple, are confined 10 ) Carolina,
aud even in that State compose but 4 noIa y of tho
community, to lnlk about crashing ANY mnn party
except the Ant, Masons Fanny Wrighntes-l. about
ridiculous ;heY were eln
/ Peaks of Outer 10 tao piaias OF Camden.
| by tho way, would advise the RuIhera 10 acne
this occasion of rotreatng from their untenable ground
as thoy may hide emse aud escape unnotlood IN the
smoke OF the contest between the President aud Vice
President If they mAdy preeipitato themselves into
rebellion, they may be assured that Nt
Crawford spoke truly when hr said they would NEE,
with no sympathy f,om their sister stuIes.
Fl tn Brute Mr.. Crawford says, that MIR Calhoun
relied upon the lgaOraneen of the President when he
asserted that the de alterations OF Cabinet Councils had
been revealed this any other country, until
he (slr. Crawlord) exposed them.
| Mr.. Forsy til declared that the President mis-
led and sceiUed INTO nracIion Of the Con sutulIon
| IN relation to the 1ufkisI Mission.
Aud Nj. Calhoun say, the President not per
between them.
Really gentlemen, your sketches do honor to the
character OF your Deity. hut seriously is 1t not uppar
ent upon very face Of events that all these
gentlemen rate Gen Jack sons understanding contcnp
tby that they all only seek propitinto utn
by gross haory TINT they may benefit by ha POPULAR
tyq II dsgrseelul reelection tho characters und
motives principal poilie uns--but ruo u
It Is disgracelul.
u In order conclude the publication Of the Docu-
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