Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1834-10-16

,olrcs,-At all escnts, se are no fatiere s'oi the
s.onis-We certainly do no, think that they are
=, S,,omons. even in HALIFAX.
:, 4. ,,ue 70 ourselves to make another remark, in
Il. - correct Misrepresentation Of " A Demo
w, ;, the consequence, perhaps, of the ambiguity
e, ea,r CORNER article. We dl not intend 10 advise
". Atkinson to J" hold on for the purpose OF de-
-, ne wishes of his constituents, bat that he
..cer,uin what those wishes nre-no, through
-. MEDIUM of instructions, surrepi,iously oil,
- hut by the call OF public meeting before
- the grave matters in controversy might be
WI, and freely discussed. IT. thus enlightened,
Ii. sentiment sheaId be hostile to the ndvldu-
s,;,;ou, Of Or. Atkinson, we have no hesitation
- saving that he ought 10 resign, or obey the will
'r,h. cons, 'tuent body, in al, matters that may
come before the legislature
d., Tho author of the foregoing communication
-. N think tina, Dr.. Atkinson is already suff
s;sn,,y en,igh, encd on this head. How Why
=, ~. ,hs result Of the April elections Paydonne<
:, a,ousieur" Has rot your party deprived
""' - Inc benefit Of this argument, by being he
S s'., disregard that ties, Why were they not
'". .,.n, with The April elections 2 Why are they
,s.vo,;ns to defeat the will Of The people, openly
..a.e.,ed at the polls, by secret and deceptive
49,, ofins.rsicons And besides, it is bad
s ~" ,b., cont work both ways While " A De-
Ius .a,u rs for holding Dr. A,kinson's nose TO the
;sI.,o,e Dr.. Flood OF this district Mr.. Dyer Of
e. -, p;rsy,.oia district, and Mr.. Parker Of the
s,,.tr,,1 district, refuse to regard the April cleo
". ,,,,, II Dr. A. should vote against Mr.
~ because the people of his district SO dcc-
,"a las, surin., are not d.. Flood, Mr. Parker and
M,ny.r equally bou,d to vote for HIM, inssmuch
,och wos The decision Of tieir districts at the
-. ,,nse Or do the friends Of the admnstra
,c, intend 10 take the benefit of the entire chap
tcr Of acciIcnt<, claiming all the while to be act
ing like Republicans, though guided by the most
ooposite principles OF action ia dltcren, districts,
while they refuse to their opponents any parlcra
ZION in The advantages Of any one Of those princi-
plesl While they demand that DR.. Atkinson
shall resign, why do they not call on DR.. Flood,
Mr. Parker and Mr.. Dyer to follow his example,
as Republicans ongM IN do, if they cannot give
efrec, 10 the will Of their constituents We hope
that "a Democrat will take this matter into Sc
rious consideration, and divide his indignctlon be-
tween these Anli.Republican Senators. II is hard
that il should be concentrated unon the head Of one
individual when three others, al least, two OF them
residing in his own neighborhood, are equal
" guilty. "a Democrat" will see that we could
have had no interest in advising Or. Atkinson 10
shold on" for the purpose Of voting in opposition
10 the sentiments Of his constituents BECAUSE IT we
had done So we should have virtually advised DR..
Food. Mr. Parker and Mr.. Dyer 10 do the same
ding, and thereby have played the losing game of
giving three for one--lhe same game that " De-
inocrai" is playing by urging the resignation OF
Dr. Atkinson. lie canno. continue TO urge this
course upon bis Senator, without passing condcm.
cation on the Senators from the Pusylvanio, Stat
forh and Campbell districts.
"a Demncrlt dors 90, omit the opportunity OF
Ajuging a,casm al those writers and speakers,
who, las, winter and spring, spread before the peo-
Mo A history Of the caantous consequences which
resulted from the policy Of the administration, and
who asonably inferred from that de-spread scene
ofdesoa,ion. that it would termlnate in almost uni.
y.rs,l baakrup:cy But the friends Of the admin
;,,,,;on who rc.t 10 those writings and speeches,
for the purpose Of showing how far the reality has
fallen short OF the prophecy, should rrcoliect, that
# Nil TN. evils y, sdlcied have not come TO pass, 1t
has no, bsen in consequence tho wisdom OF our
rulers but in despite fiher foly-that so buoy an,
aaj elastic is the hm.t can character so marked by
,ntiring enterpt and unHagging energy, and tina,
So enl,ouaded asc cur resources that all mschiefs
ofihe character COMP lined OF, though a, the time
Vi their occurrence and as long they exist, they
raay seem to pnriead universal ruin, must Of ne
tcsssily DO temporary tiie, duration. And we
,esume it viii not be denied that, under the opera
Ton Of the faancai q,aekery Of the adn1n siraon,
the whole country waS ronvu.sed, a strong m-n
lalhe sgoncs Of violent death struggle tina,
from one end OF il to The olhcr the air was filed
Win cries ofJs,rcss and calls for rclicf-~We re-
juice as much "a any man can, that those evils
have in great measure passed awsy-bnt who
shall repair the damages Of the tornado while it
lasted Who shfil build up tho fortunes Of the
Individuals whose property 1t swept away Who
snail heal the broken hearts and restore the lives
Which were wounded and destroyed by the useless
and rash "expeIiment" of our A 2 G statesmen ?
The mariner safely anchorcdi port may speak with
cvity of the storm tina, has cast hundred wrecks
upon the beach, and buried thousands Of his COM
| fades in the dcep-hut how many aching hearts
are hurled by that catastrophe from plenty TO power
ty, and ecrett Of friends and kindred So with this
POLITICAL whirlwind- 1t swept over the land, bear
log down many Of our most valuable citizens IN us
RESTLESS march and now, because bright sun
once more burns in serene sky, we are told that
vcought no, only no. to oppose, but ought abso-
'ulsly to admire and reward the authors OF this
caamily.--Becnuse it did not last forever mo
thanks to their wisdom sagacy that il did not }
we are called on again to condde our desinics to
their hands :. For one, We say VIC Gun do no such
thing.
Touching the closing paragraph of the foregoing
communication, in which the design is Imputed 10
US OF charging respectable private cilizsns with
fraud and deception" we have only 10 say that, in
using those cpi,hets as descriptive Of the manner
IN which Instructions are ususlly gotten up, we
were fully justified by facts that have been devel.
ped and made public A, oil events, we intended
40 reflection upon honorable men, who use honor.
aols means to carry their point. The cap was in