Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1834-08-25
MR.. VAN BGRtN.


W rtainlv do not inck u.ten II as criminal IN
,oy man to chang his opinions upon any subJec',
,b4a his nind becomes convinced that he has been
her 10 ora IN Gro Tor az some wise nan We tor
D., wno) has perjinentIy remarked, what Is II tui
losly lhu W. afe wiser today han wtr"ye"
today II however, a man can furnish no GOOD
n ,so7 for his change Of SENTIMENT and A., snpr'-
uIj d 10 'his ihit change may be traced Directly
to motives OF selflnteres ts certainly not "nchar
liable to DO ibl the sincerity of his conduct IN
,oen a prc,llcam n, 10 Ma.,in Van Buren, now
| Ct .r.g stan before the neflcan people, as ~
shall rorcci bfleHy 10 show.
WIrn loan Qalncv A ams was Prcsidenf, MIR.
Van Bur WAS men1ri of the Senate, 'nalHr'-
~ at whcn body was ,hen as it is now, IN opios-
ton 10 the Executive. Mr. Adams 1t will be reto-
scItd, took sccason, very Unnecessarily We
flhen lhoush ut and sail think, to ssscr has
y ish 10 originate missions srbou The Occurrence
In TIE senate al the same time however, ,tsclaiu,-
ne all IN ION 10 exercise 1t. This assertion OF
L. 40 rae aowc, thrtw,he then opposition party
= 80 Anne AMI. liz the S nate III .nbcr. rs wen
IN, in ne anu 4duin,s ration presses ,hr .aghou the
Xtni1., II wus denounced ASIAN extraordinary and
,e. ons cia,m If prerogsive, which Ought at once
An sisted and put d WV. Hear Mr.. Vsn Blu.
en on his SUBJECT he and
n -" hts OPINION, the S:nate would be wanling
Nm VIII III o@ d to rs constituents, . itself is
3,rrr interests aid digritY, if II could tor nen'
~ lend It's sanction to a principle unienabIc and So
Sttbgctous. The Senate, heretofore, he said, h",,
y ol been msrnsbe TO what b onged % its rights.
sss bu, the sess io before the last tina the Fix
nllVr, IN a co COMMUNICATION TO us, advanced Il pre-
\ n,Ion lncompai be with the consttu ona rights
.fitle Senate And how was it recevd3 | was
30 the EXERCISE but merely he assertion ofa pow
p, on his psr'--sn asscrtion, It IS tfnr wholly IN
ssupporsble and, he believed no one would deny,
L 3ns IN is ~ put forth And how, he asked again,
F4h,d / ben rated r. solutions were introduced
sDE OUNCE G THE UNFnUNDED ASSUMPTION AS A.
[4tyhcUrIyt y NcR AcHMENT THAT OUGHT ToBE RE
Ia STD disposition to do SO, aud to preserve
*aol maintain the just rights of the body, not on
~ ,r own aocount but IN behalf of those " no sent
"a wus then manifested, that IN his Jndgmen'
y t1cicd The high 81 h1no' on the body.
|# rneS' rcmuks of the AIDING Champion of the
fftscG adm,nlsra at on, and the chosen heir OF lte
8ort,ns are important IN a Two fold ON, Of v'w
first, as exhibiting josi sens,blluy al the en-
oachnens Of the tx cutivo and secondly, as
x .n,teslns dn regard for the rights of the Sen
Ne, hlch in previous par of the speech,
3ir. Van Buren, had Gecdtcd was almost the on
Nh oh ck' u,on h. Executive!
1 BI, kcMp9r7 mHtantut The times have chang
IN aad ms, i. We hanac,i with them !. The "ere
s'rt,oo of IN Es cn'irc power by Nix Adams
a Intended 10 DC exercised, was denounced by
Van Bir n as IN - cncroachment that ough to
a. frstS CA vi yet Ee has secn iien. Jackson
"'Ey etcfc'se his very power The has seen HIM
II lh'ie the mission to Constiniinnpie, or ex m
without CONSULTING the Senaic-he has hcaid
II n lec'are that all Executive poWcr' Is depos
by the con,tIts'ion IN the hands of the Prcs-
3n'-he has heard hum declare that the Senate
r. no right 10 resist these encroachments, by de
la'"ry resolutions slmilrr TO hose Which.wher
'ed IN relation to Mr.. Adams, he declared IRE
3c'el me hughes, credit that budy"-he has seer
| III n'afd these 'hings, MOI Only without exciting
N us 'easurc, blt absolutely with his approbai" !
N e' rs generally bclieve,i, acting under ms "wr
l $H'ce In ruih Mr.. Vsn Burens speech is
w 'us and satisfactory ia Il ION of the doctrine
WE ffo'est- that same PROBES, which ow finds
i "'fh most z'alous champion
Il u NMlns ne administration of J. a AL ms
- van buien regarded the Senate ds aim Is,
oh'g check TO Executive usurpafon and en-
"h'' ana Gale upon that body emphatical
A 'cs>l II, which, as no Impe tchmenl wa
I3n o'' they could only do by the adoption o
- o"S announcing those usnrpatlons ant
''0nhen's.-But now, when doctrines are not
"'Se''e",nt' exercised in comparison OF whic
'''n 'o"n by Mr. y dams are as mole -hl t
"'''an, Mr.. Van Buren, is found among those
Ia N'eno 'hese entertainments and the perpetra
ana deny 10 HE Senate the right I
mem even by an expression of its disap
"oo IL is impossible that he can enter
- h'" less apprehension than ic did then, @