Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1831-03-31
.,,.....A, Gen. Jacsssa into power

r., saw and he"f'i - 4, encounter.
you'd hH'e md Ciay mt,l .eiR never Jorgire
IN. Adam Iars aci,d igHb Us inthe tafe con-
fga MARY uotires han Devotion TO eur
.is'i rom Most Of these only wanted IN apo'-
prHepRh -,iost yon. Added 10 ihese, there
"sy 70 a." zeal friends Of our cause VINO nan'
"rff mi hi they had, grounds for penonai op
or fhe"s Nor could II b. disguised mat SOME
pesn'. 9TH JEALOUSY TO The fnture' ap-
oa,ding that your course IN hl'"'7 re 0'''''
p'e.i,s,dy decided, and that your paper Nss
s.,.d with view to thai event. n :,
n. may ., sour success. L. an AVAhlCfooo "
,a gr,,p The GAIN which you ~e'e S"PP''
',. ne ,.ssing. without III 'ir eject oPo" sum
.,,,,, ,ote mperaries oil the pres ! o'",'o
% -, # not impo sible, for YOU, s't"a'eo as
hdh'eo'', cnnon,, all lhrse difficulties, and
you ne .Isc,,cn as priaIer 10 Congress.
49, -, douh,tnat great portion OF the
L.. 80 vou world he disarmed by the es-
oi another paper here, wub tne
and parisl support oil the admins
-, Persoual opposition 10 you "ou'u DC
~. .rfve and bitter, JEALouY "ou'n We Hn",
a ENVY would lose the | 'od On " Mon " "o'
'41,RICE would have no longer SUI
,.;.n, inducemem to enter INTO c"npeu"on
,t .on and all attacks on your Interests
NH bay. been repealed by the united 'nnu-
snrs OF the whole administrator
Many are meditating upon the means OF
.,lahi,h me- themselves here, some o. wnom we
cry way your enemies. ohoutd nv p'""
.,n,. uo,. tpil hare a FRIEND, person" ana
pDLfTICAL. teho, ia'tedd o. occupying go.'
..,a,,;,j,,oj oud intestine BROHS, wiH u
..,TEiuMe SUPPORF Of the great principles
't.,b GEN. Jackson is attempting 10 introduce
NV o,,y Gocernment. or rather to fe0've IN
INV ,i,,,otion Fof one thing can v0ucb
Is aa% IN come wholly unpled,ed 10 any man ~
nv ue viii support Gen. Jackson MS the
As" of giving eG ct to great principles but
bIm he has neither pledges nor
De. az FAR as regards meD. Tins know
pu pun con6dentisl intercourse with him relative
ma Management ol the Argus
" :, a, the whole | b lleve paper here, edit.
.,tv Nj. Blair, wonld do much general gnol.
~. noevll | am confident that unon tul
.nfye, OF all circumstances, YOU VIII come 10
'I,.ama conclusion. should hail it pro
a,,.,,s much for the republican cause, il you
.a3 ne could zach manage paper here
+, 6Itndis relations aad IN CONCERT rs 10
"A, ,sni objecls of our party. In the desire
N sItuess suca state OF nIngs, trust you
vlI find an apology Tor The views have Ia
lon III, liberty 10 submit, though wholly uncai
led fer either by you or MIR. Blair"
n, vigorous support which he has given to
ne sdminIs,raliou''-and he rs assured that the
Globe is designed to aid him, rather than to
run him down. The truth is, however, that
ne administration kneU Green nj that time,
and feared him--and this new assistant was
assigned TO overawe him into silence, in case
r.,ortespopdence between the President and
N h., ha pnbI hnh hp
threatening hi,a with the loss oil the patronage
of the government, ifhs became restiye--and.
Nth me stronger hope, too, that this considt-
,,tionwould influence the Vice Pr esdent him
sflfta suppress thBt correspondence. Hav-
M failed in efecting that object, they deter
mined TO prescribe Daft and his Calhoun
trends from the ranks of The Repub lican
party." and class him with the Nationals. tue
Torres and the Arjstocrats. And in order to
enlist against him the sympathes OF that nu-
mprous class with whom the name OF JdcksoR Is
every thing, they invented the charge OF his
Intriguing sgains, the General, in favor oil
Mr.. Calhoun Heaven knows, ws have no
fellow feeling with the Telegraph but justice
i,due TO al mrn--snd il is but justice to its
Editor TO say tina, be has been most shameful
lymaltreated by the men whom he SO inces-
sYnIIy and efrectually Iabored to place IN pow
a-He ough, long ago TO have known, how
ever, that, with tina, party, opinions are crimes,
provided they be not moulded TO snn " the
powers TIM, ben--snd he has no right to com
plain that he has become q victim Of that sys-
tenn of proscription which he so energeticali,
defended ia its application to others
We cannot close this article, without q"oting
some ofthe acrimonious remarks which the
Telegraph employs in speaking of" Amos Ken
dali T. Co." When we, and others Of the par.
" With which we have acted, have represented
AMOS as ba,e, unprinciplsd hypocriie,-as
viper. WHO would strike his poisoned fangs as
radiiy in the breast of his friend as his foe, If
i1lele,l should prompt the treacherous bio" -
sscribed TO party prejudice and magni-
+, Hear then, what Duff Green, his associate
aad cosdjuor, says of him:
We are not surprised that the agents OF Mr.
Van Bnten, Ma Jor Lewis, and Mr hendali
sbould have had much influence on public sem
hMeM nor are We 'h"' h"Vy h"'S
done US much Injury. We rejoice that 'h-se
ssclet agents are now nnmaskef The mole
works no, above ground j, he cannot stand 'hs
midday sun"
We ueed not inform our readers that MIR.
Kendall and Mr. Blair were bo the active pat
tisans Of M. Clay in 1925; that they both
took an active part to prevail on the members
OF Congress from Kentucky 10 vote for Mr..
Adams, Il tina: neither of them entered the Jack
son tanks until a late period. II is not our pur-
pose now TO tell how or by whom, or under
what considerations MIR. Kendall was induced
'od'srri his friend MIR. Clay. 1t is certain
That he had no scruprs abou, the BARGAIN.
oar purpose is, to prove that what he has SAID
OF US is uumer-d'e'
lsany one at a loss fer the motive OF snch
base hypocrisy MIR. Kendall himself giv,s ii