Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1832-08-23

.~ay A., Ia eis@e1 quoiei,.s 10, IL, yai.;s..
; pfats II south esaFei.ha. 8 are glad 70
also etii the hlIf iorniei CORRECTION. and ms
truly debates. thst Virginia aihors Nm
as niush as She docs the protective sy.,..',
fn9re=-ior TIC very reason given blythe Io,,,,;s.
Ger mat While the latter mag lead to ,is..,f,r'
oftie unioni the former Il successful, mn.
y Mr. Meouiiie addressed his constituent.
Is days aso. an The subject of Federal Rcl,,n.
AMI Is sa'd TO tr'sense'Itbis language "Ib.,,..
many OF yoa perhaps a majority, believe tina, NJ,
Ildsatlon is the institutional remedy. neva.
could view it III that light a8s no .NsysiC,. y
This IS homes: in M M.DaiHc 10 say the Ieo., ii,
! It aad no one can doa6, his sincerity when :,
faeoee'eI .ha' i'prepar,>l to 90 as far IN hi,
opposition 70 the Tariff Laws as he vino eocs a..
ihes Bai he has COOL sense enough to see ,bo.Y
The id7a oloae State debating 10 her twenv.tbroo.
Sistefj wIla' shah aud what snail not be law -
iAs land, IN abs4rdty terms and unlike most.
oi those g,A wh.'u h. Is associated he has hones.y
enough @aFow h55 opga,oa. le knows that Ni.i-
!ye4ts6a Is bat eaoth-rnlna fjt Repolu,ton-anI
80 10 every oas Of tue loading Nallilyers but Mr.
McDaaio IS the Only ono who is honest enouob
to warn the people die gfsc pee to which they are
leading them.
:. We insert, in another column, the CORES
pondenee hetweca the committee Of the Baltim6-e
Convention and Mr. Van Buren, by which we learn
That the FLYING Dnchmann has formally aeon
dency. Among the sisncrs the letter to Mr.. Van
Buren,, we observe the narne OF 4 s Claqoa-
and the readermay be surprised to lcarn thai th.s
IS the same Ju ge Clayton, Of Georgia, who drunk
wIne, made a speasb, aai ;tga a toast at the 81
bour dinner IN A'nhersta f,@ weeks ago and vi
has since gone home AM raised ple Calhom hag of
Notification How Is this, most sapien & puissaAt
Judge How CAN You support Mr., Van Bum,
one ol the WArmest advocates of the Tariff System
and yet say that he who dalIies" with the Tariff
Is " u bastard and he who doubts of lle propriety
OF Notification is d,mncd y Tell the public.
most consistent get,t'eman how do YOU reconcile
this letter 10 Martin Van Buren,. who is personally
interested, to the amount of % 600 merinos in the
preservation ottbs Protective System, with your
late furious course in South Carolina and C;eor-
ia? We pause ior a reply.
PennS0paaia.- The Standing State Committee
ofthc National Republican patty of Pennsylvania,
convened at Harrisburg, on the llth inst, and ad,p-
ted resolution requesting the Convention of that
party to meet at that place on the 18th Of October
next The object of this movement is to conso.
date the opposition to O. Jackson in that State
aud thus 10 render it olliciont
The Philadelphia Inquirer asserts that Gov
Wolf, and the party which supports him, are de-
cldclly opposed 10 the reelection OF Gen Jackson.
although they seem 10 he Otherwise for certain pur-
poses connected with the State election After the
Guhernato.ial election shall be over (says the In
quireD they will thfov of all disguise and unta
with the opponents Of Gen j. reelection
II \ letter from Belle ontc, (Pennsyyania)
inserted in the Philadelphia L. S Gazette, says
90 representative in Congress, Mr. Allison, is
now out in favor Of Clay Sergeant and tic Consti-
tuton.'
Z Ever since the President vetoed the IT, S.
Bank, the position of the New York Courier and
Enquirer in relation TO the Presidential canvas has
been matter otspecuaton and dnbety. 1t keeps
the names of" Andrew Jackson for President, and
Mattin Van Buren, for Vice President" at the head
OF lis editorial columns it is true--but it studousy
avoids saying any thng,as was ersi its almost da-
iy habit ntayorotthose gentlemen. lis former oppo
nentS have been for sometime predicting that it
almost ready to turn summerset ard hoist the
Clay fag-but We are rather suspicious that Mr.
Ncah's SufveyorsAp of the post o. New York with
the salary thereunto annexed, will be too powerful
an impairment IN the way OF such change New
erth9css, It's ally, the Evening post--n William
Coleman 5 time, the leader oftAe iIamiltonan mon
arcAical tederaliss, but now a true-bue Jackson
democrat dyed IN the Wool--seems to fear the de-
scrtion of the Courier The Post says, if the rcu
ders OF the Courier q can make out by ii patient
study oflts columns, which party it belongs, We
are willing they should enjoy both the honor and
The bencf. of the discovery" Mai Noah has been a
great political sinner in his day and, for a young
stcr, so has been =" kurRt} Webb, .is associate
1t Is high time they had learned to be guided BY
principles and We shall therefore not object to Their
coming into the ranks ofthe Clay men, on trial.
IT. after sufficient term of probation, they show by
their works, that they have repcnted of their former
mlsdeeds they may perhaps he admitted to full