Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1832-03-26

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have heard that tbs Is not enough new test Of
Genuine Jac,sonsm has been established IN ~
der 10 be entitled 10 the fun bcnoftani distinction
# perfect fraternity with the party. claiming 10 h.
tn exclusive friends Of the President have heard
tiafwe must render an INSCRIPTIONS and uHqaal-
fed devotion To fheFurPoscs, ana the person q an
individual who * sud to have ben SO deNefons,
4r so fortunate a 10 have enlisted the feyor and
partiaitIcs Of the pt-lIeut: Knight trcm1le, Sir
vii the 'eoro Of exeommunic1tiaa--l nIebi feel
tint aas indeed il5bla TO be read oG, Of church
gudHrtaa opcrah5nof these absurd and cXt9aorl-
nary conditions, II could perceive that thoae who
presume 10 prescribe such conditions. had any iust
or Legal titc 10 the supremacy which they clam T.
* reisc But hsae 40. been able TO ascertain The
existence Of any such TIE Therefore plead 10
the jurisdiction isay Sir. you have noriEft 10
SIT m judgment upun mel sPurn the impadent
prettnsiou. ioQ know, Mr.. Chairman that
vas u rilson-man whcnit rost something be
Jackson n1n W hen some who are now The
most eIamoroH IN h.ssoPpolt were publicly aba-
SIM and yigmg Inn, who wera earnestly and
elo4a6ully invoking the better gfnius Of the Rela1-
Er u save the country from tn humiliation and
lie disgrace Of hs election. VII tuI hm then,
a. | an now, honestly ,uj upon principle. am
iorlEa or mine. In. a faithful administration OF the
government. haze not the slightest desire that he
-l8u.l even ku58 Tia, he ever received my humble
,lararf. From In. r.-s5zaHf. / have nothing
to hop and nothing to fear. Sc lone as there IS a
lust ground Of preference for hun oyer his compdtt
or Gas there is IN my opinion a, this tirc shall
~ I'm nv warm SUPPORT. and 1--WE il IN my own
~ ..u.t. fffr ". il;r,,,lans Of those who may
.ft4 .srfg,,Jatf, cover the 4, f.c,iytness of
fts5favrf,.il and ,b,. luaaaraae,s Of ,hlir own
service A., the no. and Glamour Of Their shout
am IogaI.naI4 in .,lc1e ;,n, who. as the, on
l., s.e4rto li4uif.the dav of his strength. might
r,.fI.sl, he ,ya..,.1 Ia abandon HIM in the hou,
afhs weakness II that could be- anticipated.
winch raonot ". that IN the " mutations OF
rt4, ,,-n Jsekson could ever I'll into a minority
~. -.,,,. bar, SIR C,itbiillyt IN urouiate ms
election and to eoplfffrt.. 90 faras can the Sc
le..5,. ato rronr person for III. Vice Presidency.
aiv.,e,titsnts dr.. the election Of a Wee Prtsi-
d#nt r4erIv IL the present atplinis,ration.-ln
t,l.se Groy.he. with d prorsr regard to princl-
a,e sar,' and usl.tieel win eiye an honest able
mad rtT, ri, .l1nnogt L. Gen Jackson. and who III
py.afaf tl.. occurrence of tina, contingency which
may mako linn the President can occurrence,
Which from the m Iv,,rrd ace md rcrutcd Infrm-
ies If tin, President j., more likely totake place at
hi, time than ordinary is such man as Virginia
,gap sat.ly look To for proper admins traton Of
tle government and for ID ,lsf record to her inter-
.,sr4 and h,rorineinlea vii not consent end
am web satisfied OF The entire Coincidence Of my
,.ras with tboss of my constituency to the non-
nation Of even such man as tins. without Their is
a reasonable probability of his sueccss-becansc.
ST. know We can S lect one who viii stand a fair
chance 10 be elected Ibcliere Hat one may be dc
s.e4ated who viii at once be made, by our nomina-
ton the most prominent candidate in the field. |
am for selecting among those meeting the descrip-
ton OF qualifications already gwen that one whose
chance ofslccess Is best come here umatefed
lg personal pref rences on personal committals
have no personal predictions which am not pre-
pared at any moment, to sacrifice upon the aitar Of
principle But, SIR, cunnot-I will not, consent
to the entire surrender of all our principles for the
mere sake ofbeing Of such a thing could really
happcn able to control the result. when the contest
itsa,fis to be confined to common enemies. Upon
such cnntcst-if it were mere contest should
look with the same feelings as would upon the
battles of the pit or the ring with no other interest
than desire To sec the public benefited by the per
manent injury ofbolh competitors But when, as
in this case, " a kingdom is the stake"-when We
are bound to regard the Chief nagistracy Of dis
great nation as likely to be the spos Of victory we
are compclcdto contemplate the conflict with very
different cnlotlons
Can We not, Mr.. Chairman. find man who, in
talants habits, principles and experience, would suit
this station In ny humble opinion the respecta-
BE. and republican member from the county OF
Powl4atan las already NAMED such one cor
diaIly concur with him in the support Of Philip p.
Rarnapr fn.ee5u4ty ofOrange He is tie man