Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1832-11-29
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The snllnwng remarks ao extracted ifep an al
mirahle spfcch delivered ut Charleao@h, tdeasa
cbnsnl,a ] by thu Hon Ed@a,d Eyofeti, on tbs sc
nins prov Gus to The late election
The friends OF tho Constitution ST, iahof IN
Ter the Inconvenience OF bfne Obliged 10 be hu'
10 their principles II We we're al hootiy Ia mi
ta,e the example Of the fiens oflho n sldet, Tn
South, who nafy lava and tteacs al h1lftft
suppose though profess 10 be no adept N thi4
st ienee} va might nufy the election Il We thih,
! (as the people of Massachusetts anques,lonabY do
| that the President has violated The onnsllla.on,
suppose W mig ht autY his reduction rs aheole
stliut,onal Hat ,hc people OF Massachusetts dt
no, 80 understand the Constitution. ltihe pfegt
don't is uelcetod it Is by the w'l Of The majority o.
thu poaple eonsIiiatanaliy expressed, Ahd 10 lha'
will arc bound 10 submit.
Nav sir will 20 Il liee further, and, aaHihg
alluded To u,di,faoa viii say, that this suilqci
now presents itself TO the People Of these United
| States as ono igreatef mp9rtanee than ihe ffe4-
! dental election Itself. Or rhther, II Is tic eonnes
ion of the two subjects winch sese 70 The election
mu !, of is interest. II wasthe iaei that Tue IT.
senl bad afforded his counlenanee 10 Georgia IN
nulitying tho laws, and tie lear thai, lhfg ''Ain'
ed 10 himself Tho right 81 ii1terpreltng The 9onsin
ton in hts own way he could moi refuse the saline
rrivilegeio South Catblina, thai furnished sonle 81
III. strongest rsasons Of opposing his reelection.
But his cor fdentn friends claim ion him the tfeoa
of being deeid.dlY and rosola,ey opposed 10 the
nnies,.on winch - sc, on fool IN South Gafollpa
have. within few days, received letters iotm
the mos, Intelligent and authentic sources, assuring
M that the President IL determined 10 exit hlot
sell 10 the full extent ot his authority 10 unoll The
law lfdlis should be tha case II, at this ahslons
crisis when n sepaaton ofthe States has become
a matter Of familiar contemplating and The sloasee
hen,i is anpafed at tn, pe,ils thu, npeid over ON
b we'd eaun,,y--@the President OF tho United r lie
bursting away from the shaekles oil party n fpree
scd bv an awful sense OF the duty of his station
should perstle "a wis., legal and CONSTITUTIONAL
course To niain,ain the integrity o. The Union, ana
assert the authority otlhe law, he VIII ana u mrs
itule not 10 say IT, he will find IN Conssoss anu
oat of it, his slendies supporters among lhese VINO
have been tie most opposed 10 his re'eoeiio nun
aud oandor compel me to say, that, IN MS po''oyi
AS hitherto developed, hnd ieas oneooraeo'heh'
than could wish, To believe that he VIII pursue
such course But the opportunity IS 50 glofioos'
his power 80 ample, by one s,ens and inlriohe ei'
fort 10 thow INTO iotgeliulhess all ihat us ho'l oe
cited opponents have eyef ohefled to NM la, one
Gun scarce believe l,o viii ailel 10 avail himself
of II,
And repeat sl4, fthut Providence which has 50
long watched oy,, the country, shoelt put II INTO
the heart oflho President on ms o,casien 10 plant
himself on ils buwmks Of the Constitution and
the I.aw., and h1d thr u "a OF the Executive over
he Union be VIII be sure Of the support of every
one OF his follow ci4ens who, upon eonna and
patr,otc principles, have opposed his eleetlon-eye
slr. much snrer than he can be OF the support oil
nanny 43ltn bas4e l,Hiae3 lin a9al4, To the CHAR