Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1832-11-26

1888
Even admitting, therefore, tina, Gen. Jackson has
Obtained he yet doubtful votes OF Louisiana, South
Cafean ana Indiana, still a change Of little more
Deu el,,Foyo,cs, distributed properly in the States
OF Qhaa, eersy wanna and New York, would hay c
d'tcate III. And yet, he Is TO elected By el.s
tOr,a / more than tol This fact shows III
5 f.'as 60 atoi SIC" the deceptive character OF
l.t III. .a slc-et system which swallows up
10 -. ey,r arge, and gives to the vote OF
4, 80. - l,actos an aspcc, so different from
t.e l.1s Il by fair statement OF the votes OF
leaseps
IA Il disi introduction Of this tam, are
ira brd to- political managers, Who, in nrdcr u,
Ae me Of It's adoption, to concentrate the vote If,
.ler State on sone particular Individual, lis gene
ri aoritc, bull strongly opposed 10 rarcI'as dis
tres, rtso,cd to this mode OF disft nchising TIC
minority. hyrondcrins nugatory their voice. We
umi ylal tAc long run, i, is as fair 10, one par
~ as Il IS lof tic osatr; but still the principle is
~.o44, and ought to be abolished. Various effort
htIa 5ocn made amend the federal constitution
n U.s. nnt,eu,r by some Of cur wisest Statesmen
who nay seen and amcncd this state Of things
but ai.i1.f o der efforts have been unayaing As
an, States are permitted To regulate the
n'i u eion, each one for iise,t, the General
ii'. EN- will be universally adopted, both be
lbs Il +. always suit the views ofthe dominant
IN bins and because one State
e, -,
eon,a=.#4 4 vote Of some o.her tate opposed to
Us !.4a candidate. The fedora. constitution
o1-tl#5 , and VIC hoI,o will be, SON SO amended
as % fauer the mode OF elecling the prcsden, and
zee President uniform Throughout, the United
7t4tss; and that the mode adopted Will be by dis
ucns tue States; as in the election Of members to
co gre.
iut AN time let this view Of the late cleo
toa ch - the cxuatons Of the domnan, party
4 .a7ff I'm mo !sfa.lon in their JOY us we'll as
t. mrs. The patty opposed 10 them,
1..s hip pe,cev ne, is rong in numbers,
hn19h icy he a minority; and at this crisis Of ctr
nlt a.la ',ence, il might be policy 10 conciliate
IN ling to NJ. Calhoun new metaphysics,
tj'i, ii minority are entitled to sezc by violence
up5 me Presidential chair and seat their tayoriic
t'a6'iul Ioasa,uch us that gentleman has clearly
sls1 the doctrine to his own satisfaction
that 4hch minority is forced to submit 10 the will
OF t'e majority, Is the very essence OF despoilsn
But, as the party to which We are attached have
not yet become converts TO this reasoning, notwiih
sian iin- II would at present suit their views very
vel, L ~,ll doubtless yield, no: Only submisSicey,
bal cordt TO that will As one of that party, we
Certainly snall. We shall endeavor to view the
con 'a'i Of the present administration, while il,
sn II fap IN office, through medium untiIged
D. or to pfejud'ces, and shall approve or con
1'mn 1T sores, as they shall be- in our honest
'P'aior 'od or evil tendency We dscairn
"' z''stip III these remarks and shall endea-
'o' . m / Oft IN our future course. We have
''' d ca N to condemn Gen. Jacks on uniustly,
~aa'ye ever heretofore done SO. Of which we are
''' c9asc'ous-and, as we know not who will be
%" elali lor the next Presidential race and Of
''' Sc ." NO, under what coiurs we shall be
''''' 50 " have no motive for hcaping undeserv-
we a&f'Ht iPbe however, where in our Judgment
w IL We '4ayS been, on the side of our country
'"' 10 1ad end.ring interests We shall 60
10 - ~ cNe successor of Gen. Jackson,
~ ' Pst t'n1 arrives, Who, IN our opinion
5. 2ae' thzse interests, come he from
''f' ''~ O. III Union h. may, or be he usher
'1s.- una anierany auspices save that of the
80 t1 anl lh' Hckory Club. With the
t29niS OF thp'e Once hunting associa
''"s y IN hold no communion.
re fl| term Gen. Jackson has already
N to Reelection by the editor of
- etor Of Nrv York. Every man. !
' devo;al parlizan of OH Hickory, to |
''s=f3 ii LEA. ght be suggested, would
So Il at ercc. The example SC, by Wash,