Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1833-06-24
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RANDOLpIIlANA-Eo. 2

il VIII be seen, by perusal Of tie 30 No.
Conversations Of the late Mr.. Raolol?l sa.
IRISH friend, (who, by the way, r.al5.s ...#.
otnot ntle somewhat eqavocal, by the ~.
NOUS manner ia which lie unveils Air rs
10 the public eye that, ever in Enel5nt No..
terance to such an,i-sepuoIicau Seulim.
dueec the NobIemcn OF the d" fust-an.5,-.I,, -.
VIC hcard him, lin the language OF IT,. I...a... -
o s. "''ztate nm for an 4 1yiocrsi - Il
mistake, at all What MI Randol p. ,,....5...
IN the presence Of the titled orstocracy IF t..
Britain, he ~as. IL worry truth. In playusfH...
OF Republican at home, he Wen It e4..#
which belonged not to him. A frcadot t.......
tonons he may have beea-bu tia, be q..
festnct.ns all the bsuod.s Of those ttst,l.5#.
favored few, and deprlvins the "i0slorio., I.,..
ofolI participation IN them, other thaa il.s....
ton they afford to life and properly. F, .qa.4..
s"n-Aod yet, Mr.. Randolph is styled a T..
can pr etleHeaee, Notwithstanding his arI.5
cal sentiments were aceompa. .p by du.a#
evidences Of the sincerity nj 49, ....#s..
! entertained whlle . .etlo..c. Aia..s. 49,.
whom tnere lves -. # more o.ta9IoA D.. a54..,
IN practice, Is da.s. ii % to lie rs.s5..w, ..
The people, AS II lets'1tz ami d IN. ia, im,..
terms winch isSin, bees oae tea .f.,., aa.......
Virginia, are nov nss, on II ocss,...,. l.. ..
no'sy dem4gosaes who kno" IT,. ld.a..a.eV....
epthcis ha7e over arguments, aai w,a. Ia.=,5.
hy to 'h-m whenever Their POSITIONS ar. ia Iao.,
sustalna5i4 by reason or PATRIOTISM, Oh 3,e ,..,
'ibI''y OF the public, who thas permit .bem@el,e,
70 be- cheated, IN despite Of the evidence Of iL,-
own senses Truly, they have eyes, but tHeyse
not and cars. but they hear no, auI hyet,s. Do,
| they do no, understand
One other fact in the 81 No. Of ,hsse Cany,r.,.
| tons desefvesa passing remark: 1t is, that Nh
Randolph declared that, but for the vote o. Runs
hmg on III" Missouri question, that gcntlua,
would have been his tavotito candidate to succeed
| Mr.. Monroe, as President # the Unurd Sta,.,l
| Who was Rufus kins lie wa, one Of the ia.
| ders of the much-abused Felcrs par,y-,ht chan.
| pioo, indeed Of those principles which ar, now
soid by he Nollifyors and scccders, ofwhom Nr
Randolph MS one. to concentrate all the .itm,,,,
ofunqo'bfed dcspotsm and tyranny! AMI ",
Nj. Raniap9 the "ere}tnrc rcpuj}jea-. a..
loader Of il" -ea lsn,s AMI champion sft.
South Carolina standard Of orthodoxy. it s,c,o.
was, until 1870, the friend AMI CORRESPONDING, nj
Robert Walsh md Rufus King, prominent men.
bcrs OF the smoIlrcm1ant Of the federal plry ~
lecD, and ttom whom he was inducollo sca,,..
not on account othsir fedora, pune pies. ht be-
cnase they differed with hm on the Slave l,#ss,..,
involved IN the admission Of Missouri INTO tho
Union! We rcolIy thnk that the 1l1l ~jqpi Of
South Carolina, and their cony,,ts in Vim.
should deem thus &C. almost y. etimln,l a.Rta
10 be caught in company nov w,th D,ni.l y,
stef, whose sentiments nre net a WIT p,o-a fslg.J
than were those Of itr. "a sh .nd NJ An,
We insist Upon il, taen that II Gen. Jaaf.a1 o.5
those who defend the principles Of MS Pr1ea,a,.
ton are to be judged, not BY the nl.q-y Of taosq
principles bat by the political character Of one O,
the" prominent alyoo,tos lla sam rule snail he
"p2Iioi 10 Nh Ran loph, and 10y reflection. to
those wu. acknowledged -hl,' tat gen.lro1,7
lived, tina h, WIS not only the champion bot I'M,
bodily RECONCILIATION Of their creed If ta- b.
done, they All nave as much of derasta, and Oh.
odium 1ude4sd 10 the title whereof II ce onsetl,,,
selves, as Ne have, who 1re uafo.84a.le enogg1
IN the Son1 Ctro'lnt cor. togct,v, 10 be aided Dy
Vi Webster! We warn them thctet5re to
purge their one tavottc leader, and, by consc.
qaence themselves, of tnis pIiiptiag association.
before they again reproach tie advocates oftho Pro.
cntnation with being associated with Nj iEeds.el
luke the beam out of your own eye scurlemeo
before You remind US Of the mot, that IS in ou,'s Il
Daniel Webster is tederalist, 50 is MIR. Wfl,iN
SO was Rufus krg And Therefore. # it te anu.
pardonoble crime in 1889 10 b. fouaIip ..,e sam,
ranks with Mr. Webster, because he Is Z faler.,.
ISL VIC presume II vas not less criminal to b.3S H..
lighting under the SINE flag v ith Nj Wus3 @N,.
Mr.. King IN 1920
he truth IS, this mad-dog cry of foJeraIisl, o..
IS all fudge. 1t IS the canl.pbrasc ,bcr.vi,b ooJs
are caught by wiser men, who use chem fer deeoy
DUCKS LOOK at those who have borne this appel
latIon IN Virginia, and where will voa end more
Upright mn not only IN al IL rc ailoas Of soenl
life but in all the dp,ss wach love o. country .,
io'ns : Look, on the other oano, a thos, WHO
have been the croch-Rep15licans in virginia. od
we can shew you in some Of them at lcas,. ,ae
greatest enemies to practical equai,ly that ey,r
lived IN this State-tyrants and arjstoero,s N III If
oa1y conduct lording it over their less favored
'e'o"'''i'zens with all the h"a ea Of oaroas of
the ieud'I tunes oVer their born Trails So ra..
torthe influence ofnamcs.
THE CHOLERA.