Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1833-03-07
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IA Monday last aai exo#''e lea94 .. - y
h,s speech delivered oa Ad a.1sta :"
- ,nge as IT may seem, and as II reai.y ,',,sii.
standing he has been President fear yGa's eH3 has
ben reelected to hat office by IA large majority.
~ nave been se,ni-oficiallv told tha ~ TO
8 eek IL hs secead i~naugutei Address for tig raiia-
g er-ei, II is certeinly expected, by most of his
oaeiua supporters, south of the Potomac, thua he
I'll. by metaphysical explanations and me flea
tons, So ffU away fhf doctrseS of tn t}ocle-
nation, as 10 strip that document Of It's piaio and
obvious meaning, and give il Il more decided STAT
Rights aspect--in other words, that he will Ran
d~oiphise it, in several important particulars. II IS
already announced we see, with premature exulta-
ton, that Mr.. Randolph dlned with Andrew
Jackson, Esquire,'a few days ago, ul1 t4t
" wine and wassail ran high" Nothing has va
leaked out as to the means by which the President
& his Elk Ambassador were brought into snch close
md unexpected communlon-o or ofthc na'ur.ot as
rc.4tiols whici -u,,~iEi b-tw-er thcm w t". -
flI ~ tlt Pr)rtl ne5,a aus suceumbed - Roa
noke, Or whether the corrupt atmosphere Of j.. Po9
IT, has funl:l he Sx.A apEssdu ", who, un5l ne
pockelcd the twenty-odd thousand dollars, nom the
public treasury, for services never rendered, ia3
been, by common consent, supposed 10 be on of the
n who could not be reached by " Modern Deoen-
erary.". 1t depends, we presume. somewhat upon
thas fact whether the President has consented to
Rnldolphi2e his creed, or whether the Ambassa.
nor ~, been Jaeksouizsd in his sentiments.
Nons Verroast One thing IS certain, how yer 3:
nd mat is, fhat Geo. Jackson cannot abandon lie
ground 'ai,en IN IS Proclamation without disarac-
M hlnscif Tn meaning OF that document is 80
PLAIN, that commentary cannot render it mo1e lu-
I'd and there cal be no explanation, changing It's
p Ipabe import, which will not be a contradictions.
And, then, too, We have the Message TO Congress.
winch followed 50 closely upon its heels, reiieratna
ne principles set forth IN the Proclamation, that
here IS no room for retreat, except the Prcsi-
dent throws of all shame, and boldly ayows that
he did not write either of those documents, and that
he signed them without compromising thcir mean
ing an avowal which may be creditahle to his
candori but which will be fatal to his reputation for
dents and intelligence, and even for ordinary ca
paci,y.
But we have no idea that the Inaugural Speech
Will he of this character. We have now before us
a letter, bearing date the 22i February, addressed
5y the President to a committee appointed by the
citizens of the sixth Ward of the clty Of New York,
Hc9n'oy to HIM their appreciation OF the sentiments
obtained in the Pioclamation-in which letter, II,
- ,idcnt remarks " In issuing that Proclamation.
afd recommending other measures since, caleulat-
d 10 preserve the character of our %. .ernment and
tie integrity of the Union, have been governed bv
- 81 sea'e of duty, which | should have be,n re-
ctsart 1" the high trust r posed in me-, hat not
~ooeyrd.' The same " high sense of duty which
prompted hum 10 issue that document, and to recon-
Li"nd subsequently III, measures necessary 10 sls-
AIN is principles, will counsel him thar il will be
ciernaIiy dissraceful to abandon the doctrines as
sumed iherein,a at the bidding of a demcntcd invalid,
ana that, too, just at the moment when those doc
'fj'e' have been sustained by decisive majorities
IA both Houses Of Congress, and when thev ore
oRhs'd by a MAJORITY Of me people Of the Union, if
possible, still more decisive We expect l. receive
NE inaugural Speech by this evenings mail, fo4-
'Fet-and we therefore close our speculations.
9"ificient for the day will be the evil thereof
me Lsgtiafnre.-We learn, from the Rich.
'''nd Jeifersonlan Of the 2d INST. that the Hove a.
'e'gases on tina day passed thu bill 20 increase
"e capital stock of the Bank of Virginia ana Ear
"s's' Bank of Virginia, on condition of sub,crib-
"s % The stock Of the James River and hanavia
V"paay' by a large majority.-The same ,uper
"ss,' the Legislature will probably adJouru BY the
~!'d!e u the next week.