Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1834-09-20

...sd 10 Mr. Van Buren,, ana IS surviving ~
30 ne election. Many candidates are men
,. .sa a, in opposition. The Telegraph has taken
uO"s -, seriatim-Mr Clay, Mr. Webster, Mr.
u''iL tried and condemned them. lon win
beeS And at the conclusion OF all TINS,
'ner ra,srranh saws nominate Mr.. Calhoun and
w un w;II be right Well do we object to thiss 10
s,v as we might say, Mr.. Calhoun's nullih'
.on doctrines are odious to great majority
# The people of this country-a weight enough
u =" -. evenly common men down; that great
.'a;cs is entertained against him in the
.noxn and middle States; and taking him
49,, on his olrn merits, apart from the cause IN
s;cb he is noo engaged, great as they are, 1t is
Will" 1sahls be could not obtain single electoral
PVO If the State Of South Carolina. Do
~ cav this2 Or do We say, we know all tnis'
-, 60 strong is our confidence in the Ia
O"' ,ho y;r,ue, and the integrity OF Mr. Cal
I'"'' "a 90 DESTROYS are we to defeat the Heir
,,rarent and arrest the continuance Vi ni''u'e
.aa corruption. that, Notwithstanding we DO not
'"U Nth al his political opinions, we will
En-, surnort him, cheerfuly lend him our aid,
ST., hail his selection as the opposition can
~ does this look like having candl-
or our own, and intending to stone to
.aS,n al those who refuse to support HING" No!
What we spoke of and will speak oil Is the NOR
-, constituencies felt on the subject elsewhere,
M Calhoun might not be the favorlte can
Td,,a--tbe exhibition of disposition else
uh.re not to yield to imperative circumstances
t,,boy should not be favorable, even although
.h.,, roioht REQUIRE no sacrifice of principle-a
asnosition, in short, cold. unconcllatory, ana
exclusive.
Co thai what at last does all this end in! we
are willing to adopt notification Candidate
nrorided the Wing cause triumphs at this great
crisis.
GTbe c,rsE, the CAUsE--itis the CAUSE, my soui'
The Telegraph goes with us heart and hand
i, this. 1t is only uneasy and restless Tor It's
friend who it thinks will advance this cause
n,re than any other man that has been pre-
.snted 10 the public. Here, then, is the great
"schism," "quarrel" "war!" 1T hath TINS
extent, no more"
We have but few words more to say. That
WE desire to have the aid of the talents and IN
auence of the Telegraph earnestly enlisted IN
the Wbio cause, is most true That, nullifica
ton being now a mere theoretical opinion, how
ever important that opinion may be, we desire
him to Law it aside for the present and pursue
practical purposes, is also most true. But great
asthis desire is, and friendly (and certainly they
are most friendly as our feelings are towards
the Telegraph and its editor, We cannot consls-
tently refrain from commenting occasionally
unon IFS course, when We believe it calculated
70 do injury. The Telegraph will give US Gre
dit We are sure, for sincerity and honesty oil
purpose How much We regret the apparent
Pharisaic attitude which the Telegraph occa-
sionally assumes, We need not say. We, hum
bic worshippers in the temple of Liberty cannot
brook even the seeming hateur of one who
looks, if he does not say, "stand of, | am no.
lier than thoum We are willing there to call
every man brother. Let the Telegraph
evince the same spirit and all will be well.
We know what causes of congratulaton
these Earring notes from the allied camp" give
in the fortress of POWER, and are therefore pain
ed most when We have host to say. We speak
for ourselves however when we declare, that ice
limo instance" assume the port of the Grecan,
who, with lance pointed towards every one in
armor he met, surveyed him from head to foot,
in hopes of finding some rent or flaw through
which to deal wound" We have far higher
and different purposes in view than needlessly
10 provoke controversy, or unnecessarily TO
till lance. This is not a time for idle tourna-
ments or snowy passages Of arms He who
would do service, must join the ranks and unite
with the soldiers
The Telegraph is pleased to compliment us
with the opinion, that We write well upon every
subject but itself. We wish We could induce it
to say that in this instance We have even there
hit the nail on the headn-and that, too, with.
out throwing single stonem
CHESAPEAKE AND Ono CANAL CoMPANY.-We
are gratihed to learn (says the Baltimore Patr-