Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1832-02-13

-. not seen the names OF the COMMITTEE on Inc
nar Of the Senate.
- p,enaro,ions are being made throughout
49, ..,,,ry for tn celebration Of the Centennial
,.,.,..es.ry Of the birthday of Gen Washington.
ia noble tribute to man whose Vaor and Wis
-, were only surpassed by the virtues that zen
- thor, an ornament to himself and a blessing
>, ,,s rers We regard ii as species CT morsl
-, n apalv ,l.. tide of /" secoad Washington
..., man The world viii never Iook upon his
via. ,,.,,n--and though has mantle may be thrown
ID sbouldcrs unworthy to wear as they are
.....Il. tasus,an Il sooner or ldtr tn cheat will
Re detected for
!, p,,oi..s are Pignesstill th2ush parchhon Alps.
% Aal Pyramids are Pyramids III Wales y
,fp VAN BUREN'S REJECTION
,r,,,s affair is magnlfed INTO much more conse-
,,,.,re than il deserves, whether We regard the act
,,,bc individual who suffers by it The design
.,.l1tbiS ciarnor is to produce gottioGI efcrt for
NJ YIN Buens fr.ond are WI aware that II is
.,nly bg creating sympathy IN ms favor, by ln"e-
,,heIief tu, he is persecu.ed AMI attempted be
ID, dawn BY Mr. Clay and Alr Calhoun who
ar. arrfty enough called his rira's that he can
t,,q 10 compass for the present at least the great
l,.,l Of his ambition--the attainment of the Vice
p,ssil.ncy, vita reverslonary claim to the Chef
.t.;st,,rv rendered ns safe as the distribution of
,i..#,xlensiye patroha1e Of the government with
..,gIseys " ms election To that Ollie can make II
" 5r. sure that we arc not influenced by feel
NOS Of hostility To Mr.. Van Buren, when we de
,,r our firm conviction that he has been riehtfully
-.,,st..l. for. as between Inn ana Mr. Calhoqn,
,lr present impressions are decidedly favorable
=. Mr. Van Bwcn, and against Mr. Calhoun.
I,irpennrnt Of the causes winch produced I'll. 1T.
,,,,ee votes Of Mr.. Calhoun ma lis friends, IN
mich We o. not UeretVc very great force, IN the
absence orproof ". tAlnE there are asiclent REQ
s,is, IN his INSTRUCTIONS to Mr. M"lane, why
~ should have been Y'1atsle3-not ony as
d. a.t mMcuon upon himself for most
.,,.r.5as oa,nte, but - a HuonS To future
SECRETARIES to abstain from nltC5iHcns our
.fta,ly quaTes INTO our foreign nefn auons, III or
der ts lnlaDnlc theg result--!o proeufsJ hmay be
temporary lriuaph, "stas eyrcI43a Of tie .NhS'a'l-
va interests and koaor ., TIC nation No one Gun
1a.Q tle real cause Of ule morbid anxcty maplfes-
,dby the President and h5 Secretary 70 cteetSonsc
.ua0sshaar w.th tic British goFou,rcnt-tll>Y
I.Ibot n.u:a care nat it was--hy which they
night b, ,oa5,gd to say tha, aa.. adnn.a.g5t on
l41resaucd tue Colonial Traje, lost by the bad
aasr Oft. predecessor T5at Wa3 the great OBJ
ect because lhey knew tho value Of this ad cap
tqsd,.u Neapot rs an olectonecElos arsuaent,
uenoe a!iAousl. the celebrated treaty, formed IN
Aef sQe1 ham,liatius Circumstances, = va!Ieleaa,
ind, IN some respects wo-sr than worthless, bong
absolutely injurious TO our sAlFSAg interest yot
tbe ttiampAani hussa has been RUG through AZ as
ilgersf3t changes and is stjlIrep, a,sd, us II the
502s wer1 ledeed Of scpe importat. 10 gun
'a.i argument, Mt Yn Barren thought N>s1a 10
~ afI9- toJapeus atom fog the hunlatng n tSIae
a ,'h..d !Y him III that negotiation, Well. .
al5d tue tr1aty, bu, he has tuul,y lost his oife,
by apeeuj..ting upon our dis>pasi..ls' at haae -
ord he moy epJoy ms bargain @a!, VIVA, appetite
.bs can.
But matters not, in this diseus.,aa Whittier the
tIea,q be valuable OF worlhless-~Vh.~c, i puts
,aase, IN agrpoc@ats or aotf'el@-s not tie f1e.'
,,a, f.r l., 90, >.l,rltion Of the Seoato Thy
,.,,r called on f., gil whether, syco admitting II
,ol. valuable we had At, by the sacrifice Of our
slaiion.i honor paid too .fsorIy for the Th5-
tle-and On this point, it seems q ~ '''' "o"''
be no room for honost doubt, f9arty '''"s 'io '2'
.osnangcly bc,loud the clcurc.l >adSme"'&- "
Nl!t condemn Mr. Van. Barren, not ~ to- sfte %
ON W bslcr or Mr.. Clay, Int OF Of Us er@
-aosa' The National Intelis'nccE q4otes thl
+dowmg x,ract from enc oIdis eatn 9Tpctes, III J
.2af15a 70 tits rery IIcSt India tfad6 2oycrlns III
whole ground occupied in the Senatorial debate az,
on his nomination, 10y tho Scntlemen opposed to
Inn Itpssclts, what M,ssrs. Cluy Webster, SC.
assert, that the demands of this government "erc
founded IN justice, and were not as he hombly !
syIes them in his instructions to Mr.. McLanc, !
Tier la1tc@Sioat. Aud it paints, with n ciyldnesS
YhIrh seals thu justice Of his REJECTION tn disgrace
Al tendency of introducing into eur II sot,at'ons,
% mfiuonc. the decisions of foreign government,
tie party dss nSons which disturb our domestic
'~anquility. ' Il Is our duty says Mr.. Van l'u-
ren) to present an uabrokcn 'front.' to all foreign
la.Ions. And i Is for nat presenting this unbro-
anfroat-itis for paradng before one Of them the
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