Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1832-02-09

" .bed n harr a monarchy. we're entrusted with
"a. new tia,eramrut as the trends OF The Goratilu-
ton VIM the preamble u n fist r,yeuHe Law
was lniernalatad with an inhiHiml poWer-Wbsn
Hl, inliesaeF act was fnaeled--Whrn the u
len 4a1 sedu. 1u laws VIZ eon4il'rfl c1ntzi-
lutional.-a len. iu fact Il Was thou-ht ufbins hnt
airbv t.e aIsocalcs Of monarchy and o.eH1siFe
power an1 supremacy, 10 acquire, by legislative
~, sfTaz.ial. under the Constitution what tn
r,llla IA 81 IN the Convention. | am prepared 10
paffns IL -3tige on It's exercise Il is at w With
CIVIL lh=rlg anil the .eans of or hstitrians, an
ol.If 10 b abtndonrlor prohibited ! attn pet
f.rtIg 4aflsfs.l thus paadee has sen in,oIared n
IS no. corrupt fum AMI brought seciray Ia
near upon The Prcs,J,ut by rft.ucy left here n
The interests Of tho nominee.
a -iin. SIR. It Is pretty generally almlted that
the court paper was established uua"r the auspices
of the late Secretary Of STATE and speaks his
tm6ntg. and a,ls under general Instructions to pur.
SUI sneh a policy rs will brng Inn into power.
ON af the means rrsorleI TO- 10 effect tbs pnr-
pos IN thr south H. to strengthen the Nolhem
or Union Party m South Carolina, who are sup
posed 10 be friendly to HIM and usr up the love of
Union with thu love Of peace transfer through the
affection the people bear To the President their ut
tarhnlept Ia htg fnyorIte and To widen and asser-
vae The President towards hls old Carolina friends
Hence. when no hope cKsts for whipping in any
one into the vows of the Central Rcecncy the most
bitter dennnciatious are pronounced on them by
authority Thus when B1anch mghan und
Borrirn honest aud honorable men, who know the
Intrlgnes ofthc Court Party even express n vii
lngness 10 act on principle with the Admnsira-
ton, notwithstanding then personal wrongs the III
dcrsrrappfrs Of the nomina tell them they are nlu-
cuccd by far of the People. In pursuance Of the
same reckless spirit Of hostility towards those II -
my nrI1. aud my honor Die identified with while
tins nomination is pending, the following article
appears IN the Globe
II Is evident that the political leaders Of the null
lfcrs not rcndy To come out N opcu hostility Ia
the President because that would 20 10 defeat helf
own efforts 10 control the Stalc Of South Carolina,
and while they cuuningly contrse 10 keep foot
ng among tn, South Carolina JaclsonIans cradu-
ally to undermine HIM there they proclaim to thu
rest Of The Union that they " entertain feelings Of
qualification IN considering lhe late message of the
President ~ ailordmg indications ola change NOR
favorable than heretofore TO the principles main
ttned' by them, This II is hoped, will op,fat a.
gainst HIM IN the other States. The Columbia
school of politics would do honor to such master
as NaehlaYelh'
submit whether do not stand justified IN the
opinion of the Senate III pronounclng this wanton
and nwarrrantabIo calumny. Look at the mea-
sage II Is sklluly framed To please the South
with general phrases suited 10 the tariff interests
Looltat the Treasury report in which 6ecsaw Is
established on the bank with the m, ssapo and /
may ask where is the strongest proof of hlarhavel-
Ism to he found m the federal papers or the State
lerc Mr. Miller read extracts from
papers from Pcnnsy lvania, 10 show The message was
not understood there as IN South Carolina. Sir the
present administration seems disposed 10 rest upon
and well secured supporters, by rule re.
sorted 10 among farmers on hunters, to select from
a redundant krnutl what supefnumrrarles can be
drowned 10y hoI,In" up by the ear For my part
| am determined not To- place myself IN the power
of such political friends as will attribute my sup.
port l. taa and not to principle As soon as yole
for the nominee shall be told dare not do 9th
crW lsr our friends at home attrmpt 10 break down
the President by prasing hun and they dare not
do It openly, aud they vote for Mr.. Van Blu IN 10
rnlue hun. not from any principle of attachment to
the Prcsld nj but because YOU want to max, tie
tariff Statcs believe he is anti.rauH, and thereby
break Inn down upon the Muhavclisn plan W.
are told W. dare not oppose the President SIR the
people thatl represent dare do ann thin, t90i
dJsrc and reueyous men dare do-and sland,oe
here dare speak the truth and vote against the
principal who uses such agents to represent them
a, tbe court of St James believe, SIR, the stat.
n, nj read by the Senator from Mississippi as the
nominees reason for the dissolution Of the late
cabinet, 10 his friends IN New Ymk-I believe he
did say that 1t was owing to u conspiracy formed
by the Vice President, Secretaries of the NAVY and
Treasury. and Attorney General. to exclude VIZ
tuous woman from society, and do believe that IN
making tins statement he didnot speak thctuuh
believe. moreover. from the information before
the public, that he planned, was the beginning and
end, the Alpha aud OMEGA, of the breach III the
personal friendship between the first and second
officers ottho government his trail may be found
in the circumstances, and the motive was palpablc