Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1834-08-28
LYNCHBuRG, AUG. IS, 1894.
THE TRlA OCULAR WAR.

on the Presidential ques iont ~ a lone OF urfo2dh
dogmalism, which seems 10 be tie natural growth
u ion, Thai h. had mol done 80 OF his own
mere notion but that he VS. acting IN pursuance
If orders from head-qunrer- Tic personal no
less than the political relations existing between
| himself and the CHIEF OF his party, arc cf such
close and conf ienial character, that we deemed II
improbable that ho would have taken SUCH u bod
aud decided step without at leas the aequiesscnce
OF Mr. Calhoun and u G now convinced thai
this con .,,ure was well-foundcd. The eadins
Null flea ION prlnis in Sou h Carolina re-cehr
ID IFS anathcmas sgbins Mcssrs Clay and Web
81, and he entire party WIN whleh those gentle
nen hive actcd-nnd onc of Them, Che Columbia.
feiescope,) supposed 10 be under te immediate IN
nee and control OF the English Jacoba, Dr..
Cooper, expressly suys, !" between the merEs OF
lpssrs. Clay and Van Buren,, The pe0pke u The
@HtA hare no c59ioe, and Tor our own parts" I've
| nafsol tina, he did no speak for +" the people Of
South agaie) we ny WITHOUT hesitation
nj OF fte tieo nc dfe0d VI. L2 the more" Mr.
clay denounced FIR his selfish AMBITION, like
wise; AM he, and all VINO, with MN, supported ,he
Free BIZ, placed b } onh The pale Of forgive
5es1 A writer IN lhs, Charleston Mercury (con-
eltu,ed 10 be 10 less a parsonage than james Ham
lion, jr, to S0cchdrine TX Gosernyr) even re
,,toachcs Mr. Clay wtth HAVING placed the tar fl
mon the country, and internal improvam nts, wan
ali thsr profiIgacy, wbsn the tfGlh 49, that thes
hings DC sins at all, john e. Calhoun u as much
70 incorporate them into our nd onal ,ystcm, aud
with regard TO tie latter, Jatncs Hamilton also IS
any m,n or set Of men hit ever abandon ana
then abu ed their oil prnciples' Pray, no
long has II been snca George MeDahie asser
pat II was the - clinIox of hercsles 10 say tina a
5iate had aa.y r, MS" md since Jumrs Hamilton
renowned rs asseron,ea caihedra, to be " an i'm
,trishab,e turn? How long has ii been since the
utlre Calhoun party wee tho advocates of every
me suto ndIng TO raise up u great central govern
meni, overs .iosng the States, us the glaat oak
tnoiaceS W hn It's sh dc the shrubs that sprGe
tom ITS ,osl How long has II been 81, &C th,Y
would have ,)lleraied the lines OF demarcatlon be
tween TIE iit'reat communities of which
Republic Is constituted aud melted them down. IN
heif consol da'ioa crucibla, mo one great and
nom geneous whole--the " ten mies square
ROM and the States us Provinces : Why do w
+. all these things to memory Is II to Ieproach
the CT angelings No but to remind them that #
rha uy be ever due 10 .rfor is when the lcen ious
.'rohlgae, rci"rmed 10 rigd purlan, sits IN Judg
ment on he conduct of those who snncd with
| nm, aud who were perhaps sedvced by his exam
7lc.
II, however, the maedlctions hlch this small
but arrogant party heap upon others, be caculalt d
| arouse hostile feelings the frequency with whict
they dose each other with hype,bul'.al fatter,
| mast cXclio the most unmxed disgust. What the
/ edinburgh Review satricahy says of Caneret
Pallncy, Liu,ton, Pitt and TIA il associate seceders
rom the Walroe administration, the Null:yers
with all apparent sincerity, apply 70 themselves
" All others are schismatcs. They are the true
Catholics, the peculiar feoPlc, tne repositories o
| the orthodox faith of Iiampdon and RuSse-iht
one sect, which, amidst the conceptions genera e.
ny time aud by the long possession of power, hav,
preserved involale the prlncp OF the Rcvolu
Ton" They boast cternally OF their " lofty prln
cples superior TO the love of office and the pas
on 70, money but, unfortunately Tor hcn the,
spake as proudly of their lofty principles" who,
| they advocated the doctrines which they now d.
hounce, as trey now do when they are advocating
even II more srai,-laced creed than that winch
when /, stood IN the way Of their ambition, was IT,,
fruitful theme of their rldlculethe unfallng oblec
u their sarcasm! Yet Aeytalk OF piinc pe--hcy
who have pompously ushc ed into Tie world con
'sson oil their political faltr, stamped with III
nIress OF ImPERisHADLE TRUTHS which the,
&c now IN The daily hahit OF v,lity,ng as com
'endium ot gross, pal pablo, rutnous crrori And
too, these inf0tii6le genemen equally unchar
table when tn y preached their old creed am
qnAy liberal 10 dealing out sentences OF excom
ncat'on from The Republican church, for the,
"eio republicans then as well as now J as they ar
now in putting the ban CT then dspleasure upo
all who think IT dishonest to charge with them, .
VINO, consent,ng TO modify somewhat then for
mcr faith, cannot go the whole extent of on
mod, IN Roundhesds A fig for sAeh men of prin
clple They renounced their old creed becaus
they could not get mo Office by it, aud they " Il
abandon their new, whenever the enrc opposit O.,
party will agree 10 support John G Calhoun a
next President which when we do, may GU
: right hand forget lis cunning"
we have only TO add tina. this triangular war i
tar ON belng agreeable TO US, and will be elad1
} discontinued Whenever we can do so with iostc
o ou1 principles. If he NuIhfy, rs will ctuse I
make war UPON them, we will, so far as the mex
} Presidency is concerned be silent in relation i,
ther doctrine If not, not