Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1832-11-01

ir'prosen.s.isss tbs states and'A. reo,,
co.o' dina.c branches Of the national -, N n
Nay, has he not openly defended , NJ E'slaiar.
I resort to violeace and force asains, tn. justified
,iyes Of the people, in order TO dc,er ,,p'eSenta
scrutinizing his own acu "'Gs IRON
Has he not, IN contempt of the great fund
principles ofour republican system '''fnenrp
nominated his successor, aud sinnloyod lenoGs y
patronage and public disbursement, Of d, ~, Whole
mont within his control 10 promote ,b,, ~ oovern
| And will not re-eleet5n of Gen. Jsckstf
med by all the world Hpuar sonc,;on b. dee
! surpatons and corrup,ins 2 'H'se T.
Do not the people s,his nation c,.;ro
been especially consiitYa under u bent6c,,.at'e
violence, the jealous 2trdians of civil Ia, I'm fio-
the whole human fam1 7 and will thew lily Tor
trust in their hands, iryilely sanction H. IN such
a chief mag istraie, WIN assuming to h. 81 ais ..
command" thus wa1fy !rampes upon tba 'a 10
sttu''on and laws, 9fopcn'y employs the eoa-
pies money to CORFU neir morals that he p,on PIC
cure the appoinimefg his successor LAY se-
The Holy Alliaceaf Despots agains, .;.,
berry, would behoy v'l intense delight s. .'n Ii
evidence Of our dfentacy, and discern in !, In an
full presage Of thetarlJdeca Of our system. .il 4
there is lamcnyblcl DECENTRALIZATION in the mlhS
mnd is but too dear facts which would once bn,a
shocked the mornl sEse of the whole commnniy
and electrified pDpuh sensibilites through u NE
nation, appear srarcy to be thought worthy ofro
,ce Even the kecyision Of partisan opposition
is seemingly SO cord by conscious inquiry thar
il cannot realise thcatlre and alarming eo6se
oucnce of gross andapablc deprav,,y in puLA.
finctionares Theriss is pregnant with he de-,
times OF our counu, al that is uo" done mus, he
recorded in history, I'D the prcsen, generation Wi
either merit the srau,le or Impressions OF po>,r.
ty. Z
have given yonr hasty sketch of Gen Ja,k
sons's conduct and larac,cr that you may pero. :,
how much deprece popular sanction Of III. ac,,
low deeply drplc the evils which Ls re-e,c-
ton must fix uponlr country, aud how imposin,
regard the obgabn which urges every pasr,ott,
sacrlhc, minor condera,ons TO the fulilmen, Of The
high duty now prtsnteu While there were ,go
candidates susani il opposition to Gen. Jackson
there was no moth to weigh the considerations
which mi gh enternto an alternative choice Lut
tho adoption of theW III, ticket, by the Conyentlon
when lately met lIarisburgh, presents, az You
observe new potion, which demonstrates the
possibility Of putting end TO the msrule VI
which we complain. am perfectly satisfied, there.
fore that duty to ne country requires of oil It's
friends, who can eallze the dangers which iva
ten it, to exert by fr and honorable means, the.f
most effective power to avert them. The object o,s
TO Mr.. Writ can weigh but as a feather agarnsi
those which degnaDi the overthrow Of Jackson,sn
lie Possesses hishntelectual cudowmen.s, is mn
matsly couversant With the Constitution, laws md
operations Of the government, and sustans r.pu
tation without blenish in every walk Of life.
MIR Ellmaker isase man of high character fQ
talent and integrity The Government cauro! bot
be safe in the hand, Of such Chief Magistrate vs.
Mr.. VIII. But i, will be said, tina. he is IN Ant
Inason, and is virtually pledged to all the prosc1ip
tive doctrines Of that party. TO this it may be re-
piled, that be is not lrumelled by such pledge aud
if he were, wo bnos that oil political associations
are pfoscriplive. They give public employntns
to none but their own sect, But il his policy oe
Justly olious why shall we initiate it 2 And more
is II not wise to give an example Of re-
taxing lii: rIgor Of party prescriptions, vnen
through tho blind aral OF party discipline, stuui4
ted by the too common propensity for nan wolshp
We find our republican system OH the verge OF
feirful precipico There seasons in the s,'an
OF nations, when II becomes necessary 10 reclr 10
frs, principles for the test of duty. Devotion 1
our country, aided by ordinary lights aud careful
scrutiny, eanno; fail to guide and guard US III 1lr
course
The present juLcturs ,minently demands the
rihce Of all prejudice to the puhi'c good We mla
oxpec; to be prescribed by the infatuated ie,o!e,s
Of Gen. Jackson. But II " III soon be discovsr,t
that all those who refuse to support 70, the We
Presidency his desi gnatc1 successor are under tue
ban u pra,rr ptlon, by the powers at Waahihatuh,
not ess vigorous and vndotve than tAa, St-,
Is now enforced against tho open an!A xoni.,s o.
} ackeonisn. 1t is waste Of tine, how over, 10,
to scSutnzc the proprle,y of Il pr,scrlptve poI,1,
The existing struggle presents objects Of Infinite,
higher moment ,han n scramble or ofhca Il
aaiiopal caav scisr .Ks !. ..,,a.Ased If K, H.
Phtsd dsgeae1Gsy, and Me tr4fs ettoss na,ca a.
"osaee tx nScr aPprcalA q .f,aass mSst BE- p.,g.
cd from say sysism. When iae general watcf-
word shall be, oar Ce.aas, s.n NOTHING 81?
DER Cocsghr all nsN yoors 5e neu
Very respectfully yo"s *.
8, D. INfHAM