Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1831-09-26

gave mr., asa nisee NJ advice. Intended f<
I" ny own hensfii aud guidance, the infofms-
3" lion Tint Mr.. Wrbb had. .hila here, been
" Rvsed not 10 attack Mr.. Webster. win IL
I" NOT he we'll ~ keep an eye on the Couriar,
and also ON - Clay aud Whistler rely
" on the Bank of the United States and The fed
e" ersl pauy. - Is thPr organ ia -
o Let ihem succeed, or let them make any
" compromise, and the democracy Of New
" England, mud particularly pf Massachuaeus,
" are the vittims wh,ch mast he offered ~ to
=" WrbAter's vengeance. Il thi. not obvious ?
" Uness The ditisions and di,union 81 our par-
" can lie h aed. driea, - certain. BoLD
AND pIcIsIvn MEANS ESsuHE q TRIUMPH.
a" There are some now IN power. who aecus-
" tom them elves IN think lightly Of The New
| " Egland demoeracv. NV own opinion Is.
that that democracy mag vet hold the iaie oil
| !" The Union Ia their hands"
Thus were the democracy OF New Eng lana
addressed. They were warned agains, the
| Nav York Euqrirer, aud notified Of an Uhi-
mate coalition, irst with Mr.. Cl.y aud Mr.
Webster, aud IL that failed Ihen with MI. Van
Buren,. Webster would " come into the maj
ksi" in great force, aud sell out 20 Mr.. Clay,
II he could purchase. or 10 Mr.. Van Buren, II
he could not. The Jealousy Of the New Eng
land democracy was thus TO be aroused aud
they excited 20 ect,on by beng told % thy
were Ia be offered mp ~ the victims oi sea-
gchnee I" and hat, " bold and deeisipe mean
you'd ensure as tinmph.' Thus was hor-
I'D for hni expected, mat tho democracy %,
New Eugla would b. stna+ei, aud prepared
10 suppnrt "ihe bold aud deeisipe Heanf'
then IN ooutemple,on ~ c.pel the Eaion
and Van Bnfrn iphuener' from the councils
Of the Prrsd"nt--nfeveath him nom congeniicg
10 n reelection, aud have every tning s'rang'
ed ard prepared TO destroy hiln II he did co.'s
sent
In few days after, letter wa' sent To MIR.
NJ. NJ. Noah, OF New York. In II MIR. Green
aays---
~ have 40 doubt iha, the lat article IN the
" Courier, NJ veil rs that OF the I'm, was pre-"
pared here, aud are pnfi ~ tho intrigue IA
/" tended to separate the President irom hIs
" earliest and 81 iIieols,
" As 10 Nj Calhoun, the object OF the Con-
-" rier Is TO dive me to the alternative OF nhan~
4" donlng him ar n. Jackson. The ariiices
+" ARE too shallow for success. Il viii rpco,
" upon its author. Those WHO desite 10 mono
poiihe Gen. Jaokson's popularity for the usa
" OF Mr.. Van BureE, are Interested IN circua-
" ting such report which Mr. Wehb took
with him i,om here--hut The iote ligent
" friends al The froadrnt. who associate VITA
" the VIce-president. know II 10 he false
The report here nIlu led 10, aud declnrei %
be false, was that Mr. Calhoun ini"niedio ofs
pose the reelection oi Gen. Jackson. liaw
false II WIS. tho reader under all circumstances
presented. Ii prepared TO decade. But II was
no, via, nol,ev tn,n n, o,,m,, .,ch an i'm
n,,ss,,n J., ga shyoad A, n,a, inn, General
Jackson was not n candidate Tor re election, nDr
vas II known that lac wodld bF. The irne pol
icy of the cabhl wns 10 Innlniain towards him
the appearance oI friendship. nt least nnill tho
point should be settled. II was onls the " na-
Ign Influence" OF those who night endeavor
ia nc,.,.J. IN, p,..uI.,, :. co,,e,,, ia a re-
election and who .,,,,h, IN ,nao,noizs his
oonul.,,,v lo, tn. b,n,Gt of Nr Van Bu,ony
whr,.1v m ,bwa,, m. Ian. nad n,oieet. of
nlf Callahan I'm, ,v,,. =, Ia, ass,,l,d
IL. ais, ,.,ote -, me gn,, al Mach tn Mr.,
Richie D. ht,r nf thr U,.hmond Eno,,r.r and
smnloy, IN. tllawtne l,ngoae..
IL, brr, eysry.t a inn, Which demanded
" that IN, i,,eu,Ia ,f,t, tonsttn MIN, sno.,ld he
~ 6,n win, ,,d united ~. ,,,,nant Inns ar,iv.
ed. The peymrnt al tue ns,io,sl dent will
=" pteseot . nav cr,,,s IN IN. history Of nsIious
and rfcs,. ia, neccsa,tv of new l,pialstiou.
" bn,ed noon ,he s,oI, al ,n, treasury, ,he,.by
i" ptodueed. This uue.tln. y,ll then b, dn.ci-
~ iv nyc..nt,d IN m. An.,,r,n neonls--Vn
i" YOU increase tho erpentionre to nee, the On.
:. ,,,,og ,sv.,u. a., a. ,a "a, d,u,,,,th tha re.
" v.na. Ia IA, ,,,.i,n,. ,,.,i,g,..7
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W we ''S' h'9f"' " p"o". IN
"n'en II Is tue business ~ VI 10y a"n US
nfn"s !" scr o" ''o' 81 "" '"e ""p "
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approaching ',"'e 81 "'' ""nno'', .'"" NV
nfoosn' 'heh n"'n' 10 every man "oo'
on," we peop's s"a'' A"1 ,,N 'n"' Wv 10y
W%ee' u u ''se "" "n"ohS a"nu"ny os5
OF he pooh"S o' ""' p"'"'"o' our ."1e"'
LOT Tue purpose o' opyi'B W a"o,'"
MI e'ren' wen Nnp"'"g WI n'oh'os ue-
S"hon 10 p'ihc'P'e' oi' no, sf","r''o hpproAen
MN Oh any o'oe' g'oono 'nan 'na' o' p',"c'p't'
ApPe"lt"e men 10 his pri"c'p'es' no enaea'o'-
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