Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1831-12-22


ayowal OF his sentiments. that, whlo in rennsylya
ma, no Is claimed as m advocate Of the Tariff Poll
| ey and vas but the Other day recommended on TIM
ground to tho people Of tt1t s'a'eby lis Governor
! in his annual communication IN thr Iegislapnr
ms prc,cn,ens arr advoehciin Virginia ON grounds
aAaatly opposite. With regard TO Internal Improve
| aients, his opinions are equally dnub,ful-ahxing
at one session OF Congress his veto to bill, rccog
he will give hs appreciation And so, too in refer
cnee 10 the {, S Bank-now, tutoring against II
the hcrcest maedletons-and taen, Sof1ening his
opposition, to a mere whtsper.--and ultimately pre-
pared to give his sanction to bill renewing It's
charter These Times are not mere Pigments of our
BRAIN. They are recorded history and tho,r who
are 10 come after ua will wonder how man 50 vac
clliatng in his purposes, destitute Of fixed prn
eplos IN relation to questions Of national policy and
Constitutional law,---and who has displayed the IN
trinity of his purpose So frequently TO the public
gaze, should have continued 81 long 10 retain his
popularity, by imposing upon public crcduy
! They may not know, as wc do, however Of the ox-
lstencc of the band Of pensioners or of the extent
| of their influence, whose salaries dependent
upon his continuance in Office the ephCmera whom
he has warmed into life, and whose beng v i'll ho
come extinct with the close fhs official term who,
as artfu as they are unprinciplcd invent and dis
scmlnute innumcrahle fulsehoods=-give nn crunc.
Gus aspect to his conduct, and cheat the people to
| believe that for winch they were already prepared
by their previous partially and 10y that lovc ofap
pearing consistent which s, often leads Us into
great and reparable errors
We look, with increased and increasing conf
dencc under this view Of the contest, to the result
ofthc next Presidential election Individually con-
, sr4cd Mr. Clay is to Gen Jackson as flypcri-
Iod,oaa oatyr' And we will not believe that the
dclnsiv. .lare ofmilitary rcnown is shield thich
enough 10 hide from fine detection Of Intelligent
people, acts of moral 'urpllnde, which, us thy
would render private e.tizer1 infamous, and eX
clude him from the pale of v',luons society are SC
much more to be deprecated who's co3iln'tcd by
one whose Official rank enables Inn to I've ;0nr 10
the noals of an entire natlon--and to whtm the
higher classes Of society naturally look az modtl
! for their imitation. Whether, however in this
hope we be destined to be disappointed not shall
NOT ,2cie1,a feather in our estimation nor influence
our coIrss III the slightest degree. We 90 for Henry
Clay and the Union against Jackson and Msrule
and are prerare,l 10 submit 10 defeat, as hay.
before done, (not entertaining such mortal dread
oimnortes as ZONE politicians that Wa wot Of
without murnur Efforts belong to man Rt5atS
are in the hands ola higher power. We may mol
/ " command success but i" we may DO mor-en-
deavor to deserve it And as We can only de.
it by the surrender and sacrifice otpeuy con
sderations and mere personal Preference we would
invoke every niaG who is tired and dgusted with
he csieue state of things to make voluntary Of
flung of the5e conpa atively insignificant matters
on the altaroftha public good, and make II united.
concerted and vigorous eiogt 10 effect the one y#at
and single purpose which we all mainly desrc--tle
expulsion Of Andrew jackson and, with him, the
band Of hungry cormoran,s by whom he is sarroun-
dcd, from toe offices and honors hiah they sevclol
ly and collectively disgrace
"Rofdfioa IN off, We rcgrtt that II is onr
duty 10 announce the reelection OF Peter Y Dnnle