Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1834-09-04
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LIZ EctissERG, SEPT.
MR.. VAN buren, AND IN -

= II Is o. tseli itnmaierlul by via,
pefihilnn men have heretofore b.en
Great question i what arp Eona.,l,
sentiments upon ose goat e,,ln,s n.
ded the ame lean p ople. W. 10 No,
| ct Mr.. Van Butea vas SINCERE m b,sh
ioe ola 'eiefai party, which closed win.
ing sentence; OF whe h"l he dcsi gn,d,oI Z
Hrnciple to W III b lie mi ht afterwards
excuse ior his own tx remc Ct aEgrs or "a,
however, ne IS entitled To he ben f, r. y K
orInclPle, II canno' b. denled iraiifsRopf
| " extrndrd 10 0 ip'rs, whose sins, to saw
| II them, at of 40 deeper dye than bls n.r.
Yf', the party with which that genllcm.o. 81
ne + TO b. xreedlnglV shocked al Mr. V
mel nj CONNECTION with the { deralst,.
| ~ ntys when, Yer, IN the exrrciscof In.
| dolt judgment, r. w. Condemns an, gr. -
| mnlsu alton, or advocates any measure -
Ple'ricnt di-'pgrov's, rhls ta.al sn-f,.' {
as he IS coneened--ls uniformly taro
10th. rs It Il nlone ".r~ sufficient 10 In,
si'tdraaal Of al CT fisnce IN his nfoo',,.
destroy the weight othcrwise due 0 ms en-,
oleu, 4, least, has bern ihr case trce11y Y
indeed, the adnnI rrallon found, d, 0etusel.
ncy, IN the SUPPORT of Mr.. Webster ~. 8
friends, hat a.d which had been roud. red ,e. L
TALLY necessary, ! the alien ttlon anu de,,r. L
| many of its form~t !, aEna ard ,tfilent ,at,. 4
"" never he rd, from int qloder, the sI,eff, Il
t"slon hls former poltl' al prefliIocuons ana L
CATIONS. SII nee succeeded previous aims
WAS not Uncomm 10 see his name, even
Washington q ODE. accompanied by an con-,
.ulasY But now, sine the giant oftht Man
/ t-4.t
| and EX"culye v1rgeence --SInce he AS b,,
| n'ngh % denonnce the cnctoachncnts msa
threatened ~ the President upon the p6,,l
the n ,te, and 10 rslst his threads upon,t. IN,
.uilon 1n1 the laws Of he nd the noodya
c dummy are again hoised and the chief an,
life, though once forgiven in his case, as il v.
| relation 10 fancy, McLane, Cass, and 9th rd,
snlsht d ma VITO slnned with him, bul wEot ii
fully exp a'ed Mei' f u by continued faally j
Pfrsideni, AMI Il devotion 10 his person and mI
distinguished as mach ny lis s,rvIliy as ltsw'
IS again brought up IL 9dsms against HIM !.
daiIy paradrd b. fore the pubic as a stain W.
the wutsfs &c L"the canno obliterate Yh "a.
ton Is not, IN re auon to Mr.. w. what Mr. :.
Buren, says II ought TO he in relation to oil nr
wit, " is he honest IN his pres, mt opinions"-h
IS ex lusWely by What political arpelaiIonad
been heretofore called = And, altnoueh the p,f
pies which he now atsoeajes,at least IN fesl.,
E&ecr'Iye lforogaive are est ntlaliy Itfiep.
theu .astacter yet he IS ihcessantly sneercd A.
caus- IA MS younger days he 8 dlsanoa.,s
meE 3os u ,hc federal pariy--th. same parry
repeat, however ode $ It's character an dam.
l'sossociaton, Of wncb Roger 3. fancy A.. +
IL AlcLane weSe conspicuous members, and
patti otlsm I'D purl'y Of whose pun glss and chi
aciei dow ftam The latter gentleman, un'uf a .,r
Congress, one Of tie most trlitant and 0equ
tin.il atoms that ever fell fro'a the lips of an A.
Irau sta.e.man That Mir Wcbstcr's course d
ttss he administration of NJ essrs JEFF r,on 4 Nj
son was hostile T. the lniu, ests OF his county.
most certainly belleve tu' in II is he slnnea y
John Randolph, and with man, men VITO
s and in ne tfont rank OF tie Wing p rry and,
on, We belieye as VIII ftou IL, STE liny hon ~
the man, As because OF he unatoYed +
tiet.sm iusl has nstneus ID his public bff 81
tat perod, thai he va Hea uhncnccd by no
Hons motives ba sng' 8 =. ~. = az ~. -a,o
~ se fe9I - t9.a C. 4. IN ana i true Iosotoi
country. Ot Que act he Is frequently accused
common with the feJeralists OF the East Of y!
ne was not gullty--wc abide TO his often ar
participation in the Hartford Convention sch.
whatever thu NAY hhtt been liis free, ON II
all c. .s,..ol W iats noiy has bee clcar a
cohclasis"lg size N: nd ven If It had nul be
sc 'unbot perceive the justice OF making tn
subject of rcrroach, which, according TO the phi
pies OF tt certain patty OF the present day ousl
enti,e lis inventors 10 tho need Of unlylng
plausc II IS true TIA; a; that day, by the Req,
cans Of the Sou'h, the doctrines of nuilifcalion
secession, further than Which even the Hen
Convention could no have gone, were eutHol
| lively proclaimed 10 be treason - but now, "
| adhctence 10 those doctrines IS made, by /
parry, test of repul licanism, We do moi
ethe' the justice or the policy Of scouting
n 81 professors from The ranks Of The party 0
hey re pinIntcd 10 rema n, ;ufi,rbg
| my 10 cary the position of ncrcenary
hes, msteaa of pa'rotIr volunteers. The
! iyers AID Scced rs OF the present day should b.
cecingly iendrr OF the reputation ofthc llar
| Con,entonlSs, and her legitimate prcdects
the opponents of,he Embargo and Non lnorcl
laws since Ia doc'tlnes of The one arc the nu
offspring o. he other.
lloweFtr Tins may be, We concur cordial II
| proposition which We quoted f ON Mr. V5n b
! )tHt Tor the'e de srttory r mufks, 10 v i.
! II is Of itself immeer'l by y hat poliicaI app
| uon men have heretofore been called the
"a s'on IS, what are honesty lhsH pre-
| sc tilnenls . b lIevlng that Mr V 3 h,r
COW defends op'olnns when lie docs not hon
sn'erain, we shati oppose HIM, as well rs
| caus" those op,nlons are IN themselves, in our
| ION, haretlcal and mis-, hevnu.. And, on ;he &
hand, believing that, y sotever ray have been
Webs'er's former assoc t.iors his present op \
IRE boln pa rlotic aud an9hjeclionable in themse
ana honestly enter med, /. wlil ~ all umcs d
| Is pleasure to adj our humble mite 10 the trt
@hrh grateful, Peo!.e wnl pay TO a characs
ii SO ex lied and SO unassu nlng.
OPINION MANUFACTURERS.
Mr.. WeosDer observed, N his late dinner 81
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