Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1832-08-30
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LNNCHBUR.. AUGUST 81. ,s,. :
GEORGiA-JUDGE CLAYTON

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We couple these names, because the JUDI d..
identity endeasorins TO STR up the people of Go
ga to a height of madness eg,al 10 his own. r.,
an extensive manufacturer himself, and, az va
charged upon him in Georgia a fcw davs ,,o J..
MI. Polflil, at a public meeting, " CROWN, richet.
taking the benefit Of those very laws which he -
nounces as a system OF robbery aud plumber he
endea'ofng TO escape the suspicion tia, his o,,.
s.tion To tins system IS not entirely sincere. by ON, U
Stripping all Of his competitors in the violence wi,,
winch he lenonnces 1t. So shall yol see a cur
nias rogue, m~ingling with a crowd which can,
identify him, e%xcIaimlns i" step hic5,7 even loaler
than his innocent: pursuers.
The Judge, however, hating this system of rob.
berry and plumber as he nay-aal, as he is CROWN,
richly II, We may be sure his hatred is Of a mos,
cordial kind rather hard to he causE, A,
Amherst court house, ,or example, a few weth, an
he was for submitting 70 the Tariff law Of 1892 IN
II i;eoaii be cons;itutionaIly amended ty acts Of
leSislation-we presume because he vas in comma
ny with those with whom he thought such a sent.
ment vas popular. A f1w days afterwards, lie Ms
thrown QUITO lhc Stase into the midst Off tAousarl
ottwo Nullliyers in Sodth Carolina, ( catching d.,
contag.on, as though 1t were communicable by co.,.
tact, he pronounced every mum IA" dastald WLodt
led, and every man " damned WHO doubted lie
espedieacy of instant war against the system
waxing 50 exceedingly wroth, that, had one:
Marin Van Baren.s 2l,000 mcrinos crossed his
path jist at the moment, he you'll doubtless have
t@hfo.t'ed as readily as though II had been the fyli
Aehd himself. and Notwithstanding lie had Just 81
Cd Il letter ofifyita:iou 10 is masrr to accept tae
nomination OF the Baltia0re 1&rit Ceareuti9p
as It can lida,e for the Vice Presidency Fun Of
wrata and cabbage" he Jumped up from the dr.
aer-tab!e at Laarens court house, and stated off.
post haste, for his domicil il, Georgia, where lo
arrived just as a meeting had assembled, wil.l
SOUND OF his own spinning,jcnnics, 10 take into con
s~iacration the best means of ST, ppins Their Cheerful
and profitable music. The Judges South Caollna
fit was still Oh him. and lie Irew irom lis brcoch,,
pockets 4 string of resolutions as fall Of yalor as
their writer is SAID to be devoid cf ii, in which ls
DENOUNCED the manufacturing system, As an oiioas
and rAscally scheme to q make the rich richer and
the poor poorer (he said last winter on the nooroi
Congress, that he had more than doubled the capital
invested in has cotton manufletory in two years.
and declaring the readiness Of the party llcle as
seinLled 10 unite tltthwith witlt The C|alhoQnitcs An
South Carolina, in the work Of Notification. And.
stranger still, finding tia. Van acknowledgements
was moi very popular at Athens and Lexington, Ao
even throw cool water ON resolutions offered at
those Places, expressing urabatel confidence il
the uoo although Il ,olt,r Witll1s name signed
T. I, was Ist about 10 make lis appearance in liz
Albany Argus, soliciting Martin to accept the Eal-
timoto nomination, mad; with the full ~knowlelz3
thu, the said Martin had, gu, ofCongrcss as We"
as IN that DO ly, expressed his devoted attaehmet.
to the Tariff system, and putin pledge ., 900 mt
rino sheep Us hostages tor his fidelity But this is
not tie cnI Of tins strange, cvon,iul history
Having put the Mobilization bail IN motion d:
Athens, aud observing that The movement was hal.
cd wiih some little enthusiasm III Osle,horpe coua-
y, Judse Clayton threw oil all concea'men,, ana
stood forth the champion of the South cuolina doc-
trinc. Wcii-we thought wei had him in a SAFE
position ut las. But, no-like the Itishman's flea,
when we pu;our finger upon linn, he was not there
AT IA meeting held at Monticello (Gco) at whi.h |
the Judge attended. Col. Cuthbert IT came out boldly |
against Nu.ildcation, charged Calhoun with
beng the father OF the scheme, and exposed the mo |
tlveS wIlci. induced lim 10 originate 1t, and called
upon his countrymen in the most impressive man |
nr to beware Of the doctrine, and to cling to the
th1on whilst a hope remained of its p,cserya ton
In these opinions tn meeting soucurred, and forth
with Jud5a Clayton arerred That lie vas not Geea-
edly attached to Modification, . lha, he had never
been the friend Of Calhoun, - HAT he was willing to
adopt any mode Of redress, he dld'1t much care
whIt-"as by no means partica,ar. *. &c-It Is
SAID to b. the peculiar proiCrty OF tac Chameleon |
to assume the color of the oljeets by which it is /
surrounded-but we doubt whether Judge Clayton |
cannotkeat the Chameleon at its own game-chang- |
ing his opinions with as much facility as that All |
NAL does its hucs.
Meetings have also been held in other parts OF |
Georgia, by which the doctrine Of n lliGcation has |
been unquallfedly denounced, while uncompronlS-
ing hostility IS declared against the Tariff system,
and determination expressed to oppose it by al
Constitutional means, Unit the duties be brough.
down to the necessities oftl.e government. "Ther,
seems to be an almost general opposition through
out the State (says a letter from Monticello) TO the
Lexington resolutions to assist Carolina should she