Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1832-03-05
TIE WASHINGTON TRre1


TIE WASHINGTON TREe4
We mel<e from ops Of s'orsy.'fs speech. f..
Senate. on Mr. Van Baren's nomination +, r.,..
10 Mr. Miller of 5. {, tn. following curoa, ,r.
tract:
" The Globe! tho Globe tn, Official ps,r.. a..
abused the Senator an his friends TIN 80.
was brought here by MIR. Enu Bas.n, md No., me-.
couniable fer a!it contams-qli taut j. s5a T
mean he gets credit for no good, appear VIII. d,
may.
This charge Is nude because the Globe Is call,
the GoFernment paper, Mir. Van Eurrn and lle
| Government being previously identified I mus,
not be misunderstood az defending tine Fd.toril
management Of the Globe. see with recrct m.,,,
attacks On persons for matters that ought not To he
brought before the public. detcqt all ny,s,,.a-
ton OF the private transactions Ill malignant s. m,
thy into the every day business Of political asst.
ran's. herW!Yaic characters arc hnnn toll,
People aud so far as character should op.,,5. II
prejudice, II viii be weighed Even the ,icGp.iro
rerrinina'Ions OF the Globe deserve ccnsur. pm
sir, do NOT admit that Mr. Van Buren, or the Al.
minisrotion Is responsible for the lehler oi,r,,s
| much less the enormitics Of any newspap,r gri.,5
even for the Globe, which. black as lie g,sac.
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sheet compared with jounalslhnt tire mbish.
cd by It's side Bun does the Senator mean to assert
that every who aids ID the cstai Isl n,cnt Of
newspaper, is responsible for It's tnornitts Vii
the Senator consent that his friends and al asop-
ponents shall be Judged by the same ,3l!. / u,k
hun 10 glance his eye back over the history Of thu
press IN this District for few past years DOES
he remember the Federal Republican, the Wash
ihgion City Gazette, the Washington Republican
Does he know any thing of the National Journal
and the United States Telegraph Has he pre-.
tnt 10 his recollection the atroclous calunnies by
which they have been pollu,Cd-thrir dsrk insinu-
atoms and open fals'h"ods, by winch the reputa.
ton Of the VirtuouS Of both KRIS has be, n " tnnny
and grossly installed Slnnd,r k.s io4I-stiI
AeS To all corners of hur country, as fbasne IN lhg
wings ofthc wind II all these hing, are m,gat
n IS view. All! hr admit that those no lslot-
I'D these Journals were pnriie1alofs ii lhosc
hateful crimes ! Gan Ire trust tie r,Jul-t.oa ami
honor OF his friends 10 tbs application d As oan
rule
The VIcr Pn1g1pr>r aslcd fihr Senator I'm
Georgia had any al!u.on 10 he cee3g al "a 'Ac
Chairl
NJ ForsYru. y via, au'loi.y. II. 5ot5a
a. hat r0eauou
! he YIcE FErFIbrNr sad tho nl!us on aIfca-
Ell 10 Ia 50 direct he had II. Ii to ,sk II. g.'-
ton.
AZ. FoasY7n deny the right. and Il il isronsI-
'ret! as question ofofder. appeal 10 In j}smcD
u The Senate.
The YHE PgrYinrHr sad # The allus;cn was d.
rcstcd to him there Vas 10 foundation for j,
Mr.. Mi.LrR roEe and addressed Do Chr
Mr.. EprsYrH ciamedthc aoor which he sad he
was N s'ana danger q. iosinG b,;we,n TIM CLAIR
and the Senator.
THEY'VE fcEsinHsT sad Tire Stra,or tom
Glor@ia Is Entitled 10 ihe Eoor
Mr. foGsYru. Tint h,,ng understood, ere
way ".'l pleasure tothc Senator for any ,aII.ao-
ton he may desire 10 mike
Mr. MILLER explained, and conclud,thy saying
as othc rule by which he JUDGED others IN
relation tolhe official press he was wiling hat Il
should be applied to himself and his friends
Nh FoRsYrH replcdto the argument explain
Cd, and then said-As to tie public press, ii, Sc
nator consents that he aud his friends shalbc judy
edbY his own rule Then God h,pthe S,nato,a
friends, for lhey are beyond al human aid and so
| are all those WHO patronize and surport, IN tm's
high la'ty strfa, alhoroush bred gnr,isaD aeFs-
paNer teaf'hs tootieTs to adopt Of gj,s Ike
rule and 70 "a ply il or not to the pafloHs AID -
porters ofths Journal and Telegraph andlo he
tormcrp patrons OF the Washington RepnL'aH,te
Washington City Gazette. and F,uclal publ
cam, d,ny, explicitly, Mr.. Van BURNS rfsfoaf-
b.tY ior any articles Of tn Globe Hthc St'agE
will produce satisfactory proc. nat hs hasbserm'
strumtltal in establishing prts.. here or rsf-
Whef" for tho purpose Of drags'a-, ar"'n bg ca'a9-
nits any good mans name ny late slal. dana M
here-nly voice ever "ht5.2
Two or threc CONSIDERATIONS s.-s.6 Us ~ ..r-
chilly On l,rasing the ior.sonc s.t.sh
First ne naana IN wlacL III, elos.2 So
Quoted is spontaneously yioent-it IS som9l'sa at>
'n its attacks on thu personal character Off aPi''
nents-tha, even MIR. Forsyth, one of the NOS o'-
compromising Of" tic Party" cannot defend rs
course And yeti Globe IS the official organ OF
the party III power-the chosen vehicle through
which the roaring Lion thonders bls aoa'7'-
rnas-tho standard TO which foreign Governments
refer to ascertain the character Of he AreF'e'p
Press, and, by inevitable inference, of The iasreaa
People,
Sfcondly-Thc manner in which Mr. I@S}'"
was interrupted by the Vice President and IN SUI
sitlyeness manifested by that officer at the ton
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suspicious as to his vulnerabllity to attack. "
Calhoun had no right to apply the remarks 10 III"
SELF if he did not feel their application. None u
:" CALLED jadts vince
1Hirdly1The National Intelligencer Is eHe"t,'
from Mr.. Forsyth's sweeping censure OF the v -.
lngton press-an exemptiondue TO the inp"'''''='
dignity and ability with which it is conduoto'
And, tourthly-Although the National '9 ,',3
IS embraced in the catalogue Of papers ss'iD''. =.
solely for party purposes, and sustained .