Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1831-11-07


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,elf respect and regard tof The 'i'fn'iy ul In
Vaiee | h III, 10 ,niroSr ny ndyice whl' me
disiatrrestedarss Of my particular hlrnas fe'u
re lr1m ell sa.iciiudr OF lhes 'cof' al p''fon
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a .r.d office. The mosi p oulinent . them,
i4psf y 10 NnN thktu ltF $50
fscii,e pat ~ favor OF 6epstsl Jackson :
.i,c,lon, had Openly avosed their dsierm'na-
ton MT 10 take office. In supporting him,
they ~s,s s.,uatcd b, a lar d,aetsbi,tnd much
t,ure elss ated motses, than The 10" ond ,or-
cad saib,top that look. 10 power AID patron.
nge. Ihen object ~ss 10 msi"'ain Prioc'ples
~ hich they bci,essi 10 b. essential 20 tho lo-
etty aud happiness VI the country, 10 restore
one administrative OF the General 6avern1'sp n
TO a. at,,e principles Of the Co0slioiion, and
so arrest tbst cou,ss OF event, which sas "a.
paly bringing the great ,n,efos's OF The eoan.
nv Ito the mpst dangerous cUtHid hnd so
much higher did the, hold these con'tderations.
s,an the elevation oi any man o. power, that.
as Is veil kno"n, pending the election. ~hlle
~. ,lsssly supporting Gen. Jackson. they rela-
,ed 10 advance his interest by the Ieas, aha,r.
nrn' oftheu zeal IN the msinlsnsnee Of thtn
principles
Nni Is the charge Of embarrassing the al
ininisirs,,on less remote from trdib. "as
most anIiou. Tor the suuerss o. Gen. Jsck,ou
adm nlsiration-snd though ssw much !
could no apr, owe. ,s, continued 10 gse
b "a my support. Whenever pos,ihly could,
consistently with day. TIA, such WAS ms
course. | appeal With confidence In all ~ho
were ,ntims,e with ne. tn the membtr al the
bod, o,t, wnich preside, aud especially 10
the tso Senators rom tennessee, both devoted
a., nds oil u u. Jackson, both men el great ss
gso,'y aud both hav,ng ample opportunities
uf iorrn,ag a correct npiuIon 81 M course. l.
fact, every consideration, public and pi,Vait,
al hnnor. duty. aud interest. he'd me 10 d"sire
,be success ol Gen. Ja,ksou's adm,nihiiali0G |
had contributed all IN ~, power 70 The sOeGsss
oil hi. election, aud tel, 10 the Toll. tho Cbiga A.
tIoo y hiGh !, ,%nposed,
IL l. silh pin That have forced myself 10
sOucb Ola ine prominent subject Of this oommn.
ni1Htiou. Tue question insolyei IN Mrs. e.
ton's relation 10 the soCiely Of Washington, bt.
lonE d. ! cpuceivrd, exclusively 10 her SCI,
mud could not be involved IN polt,r al couslle-
~Iai,oDs, OF drawn 'nto public discussion. WITH
out painful consequences. acted on these
views In NV correspondence With Cen. Jack
bon. lcould not bs 'gnorani oi the u,e made
Of u ny those, sbo, by thu aruul mach nss
iion,, hsy. placed Gen. Jackson snd myself IN
oar present %r,lalion ; b"t tls de.,ss To do no.
,ping on my pert Tim, could tend 10 draw the
question f,om the tribunal 10 whIeh II ~piops,l,
and exclusively belonged. restrained me IRON
making the least sllu.ion To II Ia III uor.spun-
dsoe-, though calculated 10 ihrVa Ugh, On the
controversy be'wesn Us, aud 10 stiengihco me
ia tive euulict. J. [. CALHOUN.