Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1831-05-12

u vo"id he called aiming farmers and nlaio men.
y pe. nc hni which IN The couriiy st,ie OF aha
nRher e'rtiss would be y'ceped an ACT f,f d..
p"chy. I've sR"pts loo. all sand fair Bo,
me next idea that forces hsplfupon thu MIMI
Is. where 10 the Jnlufy Of mi. s,atement r..
HWh DE so managed as To be worked up into.
n plot and made to have the appearance ,,f
fraud Have W. goi back to the old Engiish
doc'rihe, that the greater the truth, the. yrsa-
Ter tile ibrP'f 1--we have, then Nj. Galbo.,
has proved his plot And IL the Amef ican nee
pie are prepared for such principle, they shah
moi eatoy u without a proper view OF ns sb
snrdiiy. u thsy can wrap such monster 10
Their bosom. they shall not close THEN eyes
10 us deior'nity. We will prescott the case fairlv
fore them, and Invested OF its perpleriiy ana
"mbideni.r'ty. IL :. simply thu. Mr.. Calhoun
moves ~ the council 10 punish tse neral Jack
son Tor disobedieDoe OF orders, fails ~ his oh
geef. felir"s from the council, aud says 10 Gen
jackson, and ths world +; wHsyour lri.nd
'nhma'es that another individual was his enc.
my That individual IN ten days af or, tell. the
truth OF The case 10 Mr.. Calboun's own friends.
ihn matter rests twelve years, much 10 The in
lury OF thai same individual, add perfectly un-
known IN General Jackson. Finally he Rsis n
h'nt OF the traud--procures from the Injured
individual statemeai OF the fsci--presen,s IN
10 Mr. Gaihoun-he equiyoo1ios bnt eonfessss
me fact, ohaigesa plot and base intrigue IN
,n'n him, aud wonderful to tell there are peo-
PIE found weak enough 10 believe IL If
hereafter the detection OF ialsr hood and its
consequences are 10 be eyadad by the ehnrg.
oil conspiracy aud Intrigue. what ylllsiny Ia M,
sa'e from the scrutiny Of sifiuc, OF the .bol
so,ne soonrge of Justice
ihe plot has nov 20 be examined In n,L
hanas' II has got safely by three Of The nr,,.
e'pa' agents, aud II seem, but two other NO.,
sous can now be found upon whom 10 cas-, !,
aese are Mr.. Van Buien and Jnmes A. IIa,n
''"" me former 40 where appears IA the
''"o'esi degree connected with the affair n,
any III The documents, aud comes In ia,
snare OF THIS dreadful conspiracy fra, H..
cause he is Secretary OF State. .eeonJlv D..
cause he is among some of the fortunate iodiyi
h"hs who are spoken oil Tor Ptcsiden, th,.i,
oechuse he ID an ultimate hi.nd oil Mr. UnmI
ION " mere Is any other proof, we ay.r in
W ''"e' soie"" inhhhof, our ignorance of n,
save paihaps a fat which viii bs utes.n,i
mentioned. Now, We ask candid men ,nn,
"hp would like tot. Judged by he golden Y,Ia'
oi doiog unlo Others Ms ,n.y would n,a1.
should do unto them, VIII ther, II po,ura, ,''
sp'rocy was tr,ine panlshable with Je,th H.,
"onld consent 10 lake tbs hfc ofMr. VA, ~
frn upon the foregoing ,esumonyf II n.
w""'d, iben he ~ guilty oil the plot, n ,ha,,
would mol, then 1t the whole uonm,,n,,. ny
WIN 0as soice TO project his HEPUIAftoN
deeroi 10 HIM than LIFE +'
nu' Gen J"chso" tells Mr.. Calhoun vbo-
"'kuS WI van Dare" With i"t igno; .r.yn,
are mistaken he has nothing Ia ao ,,,,.,
ALTAR. Is Gen jackson 10 bo 'Lel..o,, ~"
says MI, Calhoun. you are The dune nj nj. .'
iul management he has sec,ci agents a, -,
10 MAKE son 'he picitm Of a y0hticaL I,Iy;,,. -
"n" uoes MOI perceive the a, III of .u,i, .,, =.
s,hn"''o', is't ,he very man supported bv "A,
calhoun himself, Tor the high oiIiee w,,',. 49,
nov ho'ds, aud which he has 30 ably Gll,1 ~
u" oiu sehseiess, doiard, with so lnlg t,,e,rn.
' 10 !" oe PiaJed nbou and dese.vedbv
every intTigusnl VINO wishes IL us. bi,, -.
instrument INDUSTRIOUS! Can th,, ,,a.'',' y"
stn' to think 'hus lightly. na,, ms.nlv ~
nm" whose services have been Of such a cha,
as'''' hhi u they bespeak one trait nj mil
'""'c 'u"h ah"'hoi, II IN great strength Of ,otJ
loe', prompt ~ discern, ready 10 se,z. r..d,.r
10 execute, aud decided to Isui,. m,fel. o,,
me purpose ol relieving Mr.. Calhoun from,
u"e''''a ''ou"ceh by his own folly aud in
we me aware Of an argument
u ahe use OF by one OF Nh. Calbonu,s np,.,,a..
which Is rs heterogeneous us il was ontar,,,.',
''ined, and WHICH fully shows IN. ,h,j,s -
"nicn 'kniAlng meanne1 is often driven for /.
shel'ei rom MANY. lhis ptm,.y eharg.s
'o"' Fio', ohse intrigue and shameful ,onspi.
faey against Ills friend Mr.. Cahonn-s.vs NJ
an pu'en mas an agency IN IL, and call, ,,,,n,
" e'" n''nsa'' OF The charge. When.
ap'" ".so sehous accusations, he openlv
eo'es our WIN prompt drniaI with any con,
cefn ~ ibe ALTAR, because forsootb he d1.s no..
enter into long discussion 10 show mn, ib,.r.
Is no plot OF infig6e against Mr. CInnun a,
mater WIN "b'ch he mad nothing 10 DO. and
WIN wh'ch, II would have bern folly In ,bc
extreme TO have connected himself h,h,l,'
htS statement IL virtual Acknowledgement az
the charge M. Van Boren has Que cooso.
lhnon III 'hs matter, hicn nust and will ur,,
lec' MN non the effect OF such an areum.u,.
W Htome'J from DUFF GREEN!tl a nam,
That carries rs own cure. Tor hsying long lo.t
the merit oil being believed, il has lost the nn,y
CT 10 deceive.
we come now 10 the last person concernel
IN this vile plot, TO wit Mr.. Hamilton, and n
we have been SO fortunate MS to convince our
readers tbat all the other agents are innocent.
no might safely look br nn acqaiilsl upon The
force oil that fact. For we presume Mr., Cal
honn does not consider MIR. Hamilton la hi,
way, ana trying 10 rob him Of the Presidency.
much less can he suppose one man guilty ur
c'hSpfacy' But II VIC are not greatly mis-
taken, IN our view OF the correspondence b,y
tween Calhoun and Hamiltou--if va have ma,
most deinoisely overIeted the character o.
some facts which We Will exhibt--indeed. I've
are not the dupes Of a miserable inla,uation
we VIII nor barely discharge Mr. II ain dion
from his indictment, but as incoutestabIy proyy
DIR. Calhoun guilty Of duplicmy, to give i, 90
worse name, rs IT Is possible TO establish a iset
by the agency Of human language. bis i,n
bold svesimen', bu, We stand pledged to make
IL true,
II Is unnecessary to go through the whole
correspondence between these two gentlemen
Mr.. Calhoun complains in his supp ementai
that he he was oveIreached by Mr.. Hamilton!
Rather u bad showing for a man of bis hi.h
talents, and Character Tor penetration. sndef
not greatly bclied Tor u lnte circumycntion
hi"sel BE this as II may, Mr.. Hamilton hss
private interview with MIR. Calhoun. ana
asks him a certain question, 10 which he p.
ceives an uoequivocM answer. lie Tells hin.