Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1832-09-03


SION. to eNprcss ON Opinions ul,na H. COURSE par-
sued by the administration, aud particularly Gen.
Jacksad's y'to upon tie Bani -
We tla npt dem This faa4sy mems otf. IN orlff
{. prodmIc the ri, 81 Ten .osau Tor "
believe Inn too deep)y saasty n IA the affections
of grateful people. .ps M election % be Do ate9
by any nuc-Gat III ,NPtsssou q. d. opinions aad
the appreciation Of lhc people a fs'S tfHe, urae
this important T., Of his political Lite, will uhord
him satisfaction, and ut thr sam tiue give hun
confidence IN a course which we helic'e Is best ca
eulated 10 restore peace .sJn and tnlYtaess to ON
common country.
We hnli his Veto upon thc Bauk Hiil as one u
the surest pledges Of his determination IL adaeff
strictly 10 the constitution of has eouliiry=sto give
10 the states the puwcrs which fisRttay aud 4
aitimateig belong To then--aud to hung back the
federal stream INTO that channel out ofwhah it Ia
becu carried by the influence Of the arg i~c "a.
rigutaf, aud the ambitious.
No act Of his administration ean ever promote
the interest Of hls country mote than this Veto
Il will raise a barrier b,twccu the General Govern
mont and the States, wheh we hope aud uusI viii
continue u increase until il shall become s,tons
and as powerful "a the celebrated wall winch sepa
rates China from Tartary. But thr iuaspcHdeHee,
hrmats5 aud aaag RaHimlty dsplyed by Gea.
Jackson upon tins occaslut wl and ougbtto rem.
der HIM still Gearer to the American people. They
will behold a rate example presented IN the history
of maakad u man, readv and willing 10 immediate
himself Won lie A.lu a. his cuIaays = ID
ready 10 sacrifice his interest, his hono.s, lia
glory, rather than sanction violation OF the
constitution 81 his coa0ul-tbal only landmark
which l. to eonduct tae snip ii state CIT of her
present pcrlou5 situation W. rcloee that she
has the sond fortune To have such pilot Mt TIM
helm and " IA such aPlloi, size has nothing 10
fear
Who lhat IS not blinded By prejudice and error,
can red las message upon the Bank Bill without
admirne it, purity ami style IL dignity and pal
riosisms but above all thu sound coa38atioaa,
doctrine which Il mcueat,s II IS II alatr paper
OF inesfulble saar, all future generations will
polut 10 /, S. a victory marc important To the IL
tercss fthc nted States attf-s flpfe. than his
great victory al New-orleaus because II 10 a VIC
tory over that power winch has IA all ICES aud III
all countro, suhsorjed the ilbe.ties OF tue peope
~ pale. u a1aeh!
Tins message Is the highest star which has yet
appease,, in the political horizon 10 tho people oi
this county and more particularly 10 the middle
andeouu.n states and they may now iopc, nnl
VIII. reason oo. that those orptasre and rHeoa-
tt1ufi0nai systems wlueh have been grinding
ii'''" ~ " "Vas ~ s
10 teh9N'u dhot"'' 'le - '''' ~ "'FiH
anu i'9ss'e''" so'''''' ia'' =,
ted to pursue ihef own INDUSTRY III ''ef CIV" way
and withow tie al OF toatlol otlcgiddAts toAH-
se&,
No wondort that Mosafs Clay and Webster a
mos, unfortunate and unnatural association should
use al iheig influence aud eoquencc Ia the Srnate
to defeat the Tariff RIl aud the Bank VITO the
one LAID prstrate the iaires prospects OF Nh Clay
while The other VIII fet'ofe Psasf ana h"fMo"g' 10
the county :,
We reloice TINT lux mas oeen "oAe" w 'ap
chan oi this Aheflean system 'lis P"H'se0a
h0'% oi MIR. Gay a--"he whch he mas 'a's'" alo
LED WIN ms own H'Nia2 "l'' ul"' VIM" ~
6fiEHe@ PT"'PsffS were hNou--h' mas UNI" ''''''i
badiy-rodn Inn nara, WIN "hPs anu Si"ts +
through mud anu n"', oser mis- anu Fan't a','
sandy ioads-hho ne nus t his' }'R"o'fe4. IL
may now u"'aip5 us n''l' w "a''S II 'i''" w
WILLOWS 10 weep ''cl'. 'ocNsoa nus h''''"6 -
tear from henry 9'"y Its u ''e i'''''en'y'
We feel II onr duty, al this ttnr, 10 express our
opinions upon the approaching election for NIee
Ircsidrn,- and nave see1 with much sWprlze,
some of,he Jackson party using thciy Influence to
bring judge Barbour before the people and by that
means to divide the great scpubllean party IN VII
ginla, wlich ma3t inevitably result III Tic election
of John Sergeant Gan event which nlu.t De depreea
ted by every true Republican, aitd Tie defeat d our
patty.
No stronger egidcnce can be prpddfed nj thc Fl
fccts winch must result from such COURSE than !
bc gent soi,e Jude sh9wnhy the friends OF Mr. !
clay to bring jedsc Barbour out and 10 induce the
Jackson party To support hun. We hope and ousf
that the Jackson party in Virginia and elsewhere !
will have too much pctetration and dlseefnincht to
f1ftit thttr