Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1833-07-29
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.hrfl aftJ fS'y WY 'aAfse. I'M eeih.l1$i ii c.
.,sor OF lie genuine State Eiel.ts dastrin,,
~. 10 which Mr. Henry was opposed. So
y, an ,hsencston ofs'ate Rights, Nh. Randolph
olways consistent, Until recently, when be
-. disposed to push them TO extremes.
y+,,cssee Scaatm The papers in Nashvfa
.v,slng a warm and bitter war ON the subject of
next Senatorial election in ha, Sta,e--,he cand,.
-. far which station Felix Grunly. the prr.
=, incumbent, * John II. Eaton The rretens,ons
.,,s,s fo,mer are sustained by the National Ban
49,, those Of the latter by the Republican. The
,,isc,pa Objection urged against he reelection of
A.. (;rnndy is founded on his Senatorial course IN
..,.,;on to the question of Modification, which, II
;. alleged has been grossly inconsis'ent--ha,ns
:Gc,,od that doctrine III the celebrated debate on
,,,o,s resolution, while he as Dol lily denounced II
lac, winter IN the discussion of the Force Blil Ne
o yh, will take the trouble OF reading the argn-
,,en,s of Mr.. Gruudy on those two occasions eao
,,,,, that he has been thus Inconsistent but we
,, he should not be severely taken to task for
III. Inconsistency by those who approve ofGen.
I..l,sons course the same subject; because.
ha, Foot's resolution discussed il IS mol de-
.:.l,hat the President himself unwariIy gave
n,cnaocc to that doctrine, not perceiving, we
<n,n,sc. its ruinous character, or foresecine tht
,,no,bs TO which its advocates IN the South design
,,,,n>h il. When Gen. J. saw that it mus
Al If no, checked to civil war aud dsunion, he
,o,y nariotcally rcracled his former aepragal, and
,ams on, IN uaeluivoeal opposition 10. 1t. Nj
,,ualy may for onght we knew, to the contrary
ave been ,nduceJ to make similar recantation by
tho same high motive aud if he was, lie is
certain, no more worthy of teprobalion than Gen
Jackson himself However we must confess THAI
NC have moi the most unlimited confidence in TIC
sincerity and Independence OF Mr.. Grlnay and
Eve desire his ra.ciection, il is only because John
H. Eaton is his opponent, II to be resfe'te,
hat The selection is narrowed own 10 two inav
dnals, the choice of neither Of whom can add any
Ain,lo tAe moral influence of their Constituents
sgferaal Iaprore weai, The public mind seem
10 he absolutely smufcd by the late vote Of tA'
Farmers Bank, refusing to seb5erbe 10 the steel
Il the jaime, River and Khlwba Company
There ems hardly 10 be energy enotSl, left To Ia
neut the shorsig hted an fatal policy Of that cor
r,siton ioti-slgltsl AMI f,t,l, Il; well TO II
own interests as to the prosperity OF the Com 1on
well!h. Yet We have no light TO condemn tn
Stockholders VI dat 1us,ilatien. They are the bes
lals.s OF thair ovn itsrcsi,, AMI ought surely It
81 arm'ucd 10 decide unqae. tnned all matters /,
which those interests are involved. Bat are I,
give up be ship" because the Farmers Banl
refuses to subscribe TO the stock Is there money
no where else b,; IN its wits o. ran no oibr
scheme b. devised by which tn, aid Of the Eeak>
may be rendered unnecessary These qHes
tors which it behooves those inter ,ste3 in IT.,
james River Improvement at once 10 discuss De
Law is runous. Let us til erefore at once dcciRt
what we are 10 do If VIC can let us forthwith de-
ysn other mans Of achieving the great work anl
ifgeoapnot let us give itup, and cease to ianta
liz thcpcoplc with hopes which are never to be re
allzcd
s-T The Winaheste, Republican ard he Rich
monJWhg are discussing the character of March,.
Brlus The Republican pronounces him a base