Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1832-10-25

R'sai Of hs.yuctlos.-JoAn T. Anderson E., vu
hues Us member vi NE Viz, tp es,laa from Hut,
''af aud eae OF lie ma. popular county. ia,
Fa'iaicd al article III tue last Piucasn Palf g,uY L,
Reasons tor withdrawing ifoai he Jack id Van rrn.
committee OF 'rlsncc He declares that la can vote fr
Il" &c mt as ELECTORS who deny The n. ht Of ia.ut
A'n haa "ho Slam he privilege vi giving ihn solo of T.,
' IL '.'pAsi'sol I" 'he declared viii Of the rsop,
Tue caucus ELECTORS have arresaur und pte,u,aiio,f
done.
AohIHg which has occurred, f oAg ,i,e past has
cited moFe lstou,sllrni with hnn In. in ,uIctl ,.,
o!Ihs 'archica docfiae except b. the p..,ryr,.
with "hici i, Is Submitted by u,uy o tr friend, -
Jndfe BARBOUR We ve'iiy believe evor th tbs d,y
d,>rnd their eteru,u1iiou TO exercise II, Of y,,,,y "a.
'o'e Vi NetaIa "a "pro',ia Of Ia. urne 81
be 'enie"ead 10 al osrsesa Ike tt ah,cl a .h.d WI
nam T. Hles Tor similar otnce, magy yosrs ON tie
puie c"-nci', unt ~hich nothing hi, re.pirudou mi
n' III o"Jare''on "''h ono of lhn>- psSr, revolution,
"h'o" hf'" hnn IN the raaa' I'd 'r ify that stood
need Of hi, services, could have enabled him TO
''e JteAs"nislh may, nnd ltosnhy viii sustain h..o
gentlemen nov but this deu.,on, lko oher. viii pa..
away, aud those who have taken airin,y. of il /, at
themselves above the popular will as expressed at tho
ri'', "lilbo len stranded on the beach
Wewill here take OCCASION to correct nm er,or int b
Of the Van Buren, party have f,iIen Tiny ion,,
existence ola third ticket IN Yf.rni, To , c,aI,,p
lwhat s'scal word is this calton9 be,vorn the
friends Of Mr. Clay aud those II judge Barbour in ord-
!" uet'' "nh' 'acK'on. II IA not tn"Gpd plain tale wal
sho" '""' IL Is not i"e eAse"ee Of the third ncke,
""pu"b' 10 tue course pursued h. tho Caucus Electors,
and 10 nothing ese. Had those gentlemen avo,,el ,hr
wimgnessto be controlled 10y tho reope an, Ia ,sle
that eanllaic for the Wee Presidency who should 20, ma
lor'y at the polls, 'eso would hive bcsn only two tichc
TWAS only when they put themselves above the peoplc
was only when they declared TINT the peopie ee not
De truSiedn other words, when they sni that tbov word
vote Tor Mr. Van burcn even shouli eapIs rec, Them
to vote for Judge Barbour--tat the friends r ,h lo
gentleman, having other einuiye lon tben Int IN h.
oiaifiie"soi or II vote for 10 Tom they were op.
posed by 100 iTancy Of men who had insucd them ct
''"ea 10 iofn third ticket. rhcy could as fec peB
nave d"ne nothing che They would lmyc desc, we'd ani
'''' ""'e 'eo"e'' t"e sc"rn Of tho Caucus Electors
themselves, ifhsy had pursued this cou,s For our
Serves "oha'e no sympathy with c.iber tho fragments
'e Jackson party other than INQUEST preference for
Judge barbour over MIR. Van Buren, We fight under ne.
Their of their hassbu 10 sink or swim with the
name. which we have stamped on our banner-Heny
Cny oil ken'ucky for President and John sergeant
Pennsylvania, for vicaP resident.
IT Some of the friends of Gen. Jackson. arc en-.
deavor'ns to drive Mr., Clay's friends into the sup
port their candidate or at leas, to keep them from
The polls, by expressing an apprehension, that
should Mr.. c. be elected Presidential Union would
be forthwith dissoved-that the South, exaspcraled
and chted as ii now sand with difficulty restrain
ed from flying Oft, by the great popularity Of Gen
Jackson, would see in Mr. Clay's success, thei
last hope DESTROYED and would Instantly cut the
connection. This may be true or it may net be-
But, shall the free citizcus of this country suffer
themselves to be DISTINGUISHED by this appeal 10
their eoacardice? We shall have arrived at u pont
when dissolution of the Union will not be an E.
vent to be deplorcd, when the people are to be ter.
rihea ny these . ir-drawn dsggers Of the brah'