Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1832-10-29
RANDOLpUIANAi.

RANDOLPUlANA!
We ask the attention Of all the admirers Of Mr.
John Randolph, and particularly ofsuch of his be-
loved constituents as read our paper to the opinions
formerly expressed by that gentleman. They car
ry their owe comment,
Extract from Uy. RaMd0lpAs speech in The A0nn
Of representatives., against gsae,a5 Wiiktason,
IN lSo5-"i own q natural jealousy Of m,liiafy
ment grows out OF Iere Of country il is strength
ened and kept ulfyeb y tho multitude Of examples
In history, ancient and modern, OF the fall Of en-
pres and the revolution Of states the misery aud
Indebtedness brought upon the human race by the
ambition and PRIDE Of lasIiiary mon, never ex-
poet 10 Asar Of much less see, another uahin.lon
in character As an officer Of peace or war, his
like never will be again. am willing to give eve
~ man itst and reasonable reacarS for his pubic
services, boil, In pay and gratitude but, a., military
wan IS 0raresy ,a,i.ssa iciih oay Tim, less 1a4N
direct rorsaip. that l am ofopioion--l always was
Of opnon-rc eani4 MT be too ratehiu! Fl he us.
pirtng ibitios Of a military eomuaander."
Ex!ract from M RaDGs'pAs address 10 the pee
pie Of Charlotte, III 1892
TIE ehetios Of Genxral Jackson to tho prcsiden.
cy, rs no. TO be dreaded il cam pcQt p.si-
bly, "cra1r- the people Of tho United Suites ha,s not
yet becope 50 corrupted. TO choose man Of md
IQyy tnlcns to govern the national counc Is in oppo-
stios to MIR. Crawford. indeed Of any other gooi
nian in the country" " The election OF Mr. Clay
would be productive Of many bad consequences as
a statesman and politician, his talents are certainly
very great 1ntn is too sson for he Amercan yso-
PIE to cross ne ,ao0 mains for a 1gesideas"
TIE Jackson ueetiag.-We do no, intend to
write commentary ON the Address adopted by he
Jackson meeting in this place, because it might
mder the circumstance seem iliberal. Onr of is
charges, however embraces Us, and w. may b. per
mi,ted 10 reply to it, So far US pe are concerned,
ve deny, most explicitly and cnphn,ic~lly, that VIC
even riM TO get the vote Of this State, for Ma.;sfs
Clay and Sergeant, by the split ofihe Jackson par.
ty. We should dislike To see such perversioa
of the sp'l. OF the constitutional provision on tae
snh)ert. NNr Clay IS elected we " ish him 20 be
elected by a ma,Uyity, and not otherwise IT, then,
1t be asked, srsy We have arraycd ourselves so dc.
cidedly agains, the Caucus Electoral Ticket, VIC
answer, because the gentlemen who compose
that Ticket have denied the v,sM of intrut,ien.
by declaring expressly that they WILL hey should
think 1t cxpcdient, give efficacy to the voice of the
minority ofther constituents ogaiasi he declared
w'aof The moiortn Did ii no, strike the author of
the addr IS, and those who adopted it, that, by their
al cdPfan1am argument relative to the danger and
antl-republican tendency Of measures by which
minority might defeat the will Of the majority,
they aimed deadly blow at their oacn ticket Do
they not know that the origin of the Barbour ticket.
- traceabie to the anercpublican course Of the
Caucus Electors, who arroganty told the people
thSttAey aceye stot to be trusted, and that it was
necessary that the College Of Electors should usurp
the power OF revising their decision? You may,
gentlemen, call your ticket wha. YOU wili--yoa
may endeavor to tickle the fancy of the multitude,
by the high sounding phrase of Jackson Deuo-
cratic Republican Ticket'-but if this be Jackson
Democratic Republicanism i, strikes us as bear.
lnga strong resemblance to the monarchical doctrine
tha' the people arc incapable Of self government.
- There are several sophisms, insoniously stated
IN the Address, which We feel some disposition to,
strip of their disguise bu, our readers. we doubt
not can detect them as well as ourselves.
s@r 1t is astonishing, and somewhat aughable,
to see bow anxious the Petersburg Intelgcncer is.
that ITS jackson friends should all get to the polls,
10 put down those terrible bugbears, Clay and Ser
geant. Not paper issues from that Office that the
sound OF the phroch docs ring in the ears of the
clan. And yet, its friendship for Jackson is in a.
State OF infancy-scarceIy thirty days old Messrs'
fancey q Wilson would have boep bloody
adversar'es by this time, had they enlisted a, the
commencement of the work. Men of their remark
able aptitude would have been host in themselves,
anu would certainly by this time have been enjoy
ing aporton Of the spoils of Office" which, ac-or
DING tothe Jackson emocratc.Re Dusad-
oalghstty creed, belong to the yic,ors
a" adre"f.9e.- learn, from source enti-
ucd to implicit confidence, tina, two young gentle
nr,,a avn