Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1831-10-20
BY REQUEST
From he Bhitim0re Pafri 1.
Ma WARS NOMINATION..


The last Richmond Enquirer contains n
somniierous essay uudrr the editorial head, on
the subject OF The Anti Ma sonic NOMINATED IN
this Civ. The chaIncieristic duliness OF the
superannuaied cdio' who so often OF late ponrs
forth similar currents of tasteless, spiritIess
abuse, upon every thing which Is not JaCkso.
man almost deferred us from a psrusal but a
desire 10 see how far the venerable editor, who
once deprecated JGcksonisRl asa :" curse upon
tue county, could suffer 1t now to increase
the deluSioU OF Il bowlldered inlellsct, IN n case
where a long and intimate acquaintance with
one vi tue most polished scholars devoted pat
RIOTS, aud pmioent statesmen of our country,
wa concerned, No waded through like Sysl-
pins
Wnh macy weary step and many a groan.
Up high hill rolling huge found srone.
Wa have come 10 the conclusion that what.
ever idea the tor or the Enquirer may tom
oi duh MdSOnry, the in fatualion of Jacksonism
10 infinitely more fana ical aud ovtrpnwcrlne.
In proud aud patriotic state, admired for all
that honorable aud chiyalrous, and IL moth.
ing more than its own admiration n her dis-
unguished Cit,zens who have contributed 10 ell
eVste thu character WHICH il posses5rs, thu
leading Journal undeI the influence of the
" curse upon The country IN its capital, de-.
nounGes MIR. WIT IN rude and uncuurteons
10 usn one Of thr edtfor's own phrases. il mus
have the stomach OF an Ostrich" la The Grs,
place the letter OF Mr. WIT is entirely misrep-
resulted, an one Who reads tue comment
would never know the ieIt. We would Rd-
wise the read. rs of the Enqnrer first In read the
letter of acceptance Itself, aud then the lacrn~
brai,ons OF tue editor. IIIs sensitive nerves
seem To he shocked nj that word OF horrible IN
port prescription" The idea ol prescription
-. ~. ~
NJ W'ri, upon the BuIhnIny Of tho organ OF
Jackson IN that state Most mid and amiable
Judge, oar sec ond Daniel will YOU persuade
tho good people vi Virginia, that there has
bnen no prescription snce your " CURSE Tell
upon the county Are there no instances
where men have been sacrificed for the ffee-
dom Of lhoug',I TIA. Independence OF opinion,
aud the freedom Of suffrage In what part OF
Mr.. Win letter dii you see any tb,0g like
prescription ? A. we read. We thought there
was confirmed IN It one OF the mort jnsi denuu-
Citations against the odious and detesiabe pro-
scripiion Of jackson that could DO conceived.
MIR. Writ does mol found hl- pretensions Ia the
presidency upon party Who have no view,
Of national policy or constitutional law. lie
has been nOnItnaied by n party five bundled
thousand strong. aud should It he asGo tanned
that Mr.. Clay cannot be elected, there IS not
IA man IN the Union upon whom tho National
Republicans viii unite sooner than upon Mr.
Wmi. The Object oil the Nationsl Republicans
IS 10 MAINTAIN the Constitution, the Supreme
Court, the Bank, aud ~ u VOID the Institutions
Of the Country, now InininsniIy a. hazard--
our Object is 10 expel the Gohs aud Vandals
from the Capital. and to do thls, we 60 first ior
Clay, neIt tor Wr'. 10 compare Jackson with
either oil these, there would Ia IN comparison
as slghtessa distance as between the itich,noad
EnquTer uf 1924 md ot 1881. We have un-
derstuod limit the bad spiaion OF each otner v u
reciprocal between ihe EGqlirer hnt Pres ident
jackson. and while one was ,nvc CHING against
tho cncSe, the other was pIemisIng that " IT 81
corrupt press as the kIchno1d Enquirer
,huulI support hin, he should think inAt IN
some unguarded momeni ha had committed
some great moral imprJpin +,
In these days Of Conditions we should like to
kuuw from Nj. Krlchic how hr was brought to
the su pnt Of the cn"Iee Ot 'vIl,, upUn " tom
he NOW Oestows his onq ialhed praise. HoS
was The coalition negotiated! We have heard
of Chancellor who IN doubtful case, where
fraud was imputed on both sides, Ia bill and
answer, aud complainant and Defendant mu'
tuAy charged with dishonest conduct, graVriy
snid II WAS TIE most equitable 10 heheve both.
Now ifa curse upon the country canoniy b. sup
ported by corrupt press, we leave II To Jack
sou men TO say how lar MIR. Kuchle aud Gl II.
Jackson afo to 0e believed ia 1881.
a V.iGlSiAN.