Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1834-11-03

ness of the above statement lot every man look a
| rour d him. and mentally eatoehiza his neigtbors
ifthen be trus II Is equally tfe' that none of the
asove parties can honestly support HIM Tor every
an all OF Tho causes of difference have mentiones
are OF on: 10 constitute qae,tions which no
bones. man can disregard II 10 the above VIZ atid
his denial OF The ght OF instruction, upon winch all
of the named partos III soil column, oppose Inn
who v ould ask his political iaeatls, and
from what party Is he 10 receive his support Inc
answer s-fom that party have not YET men
iioned-ihe Fedcralists-tho old blue light, black
cockade gentry aud such misguided infatuated
souls as think Gen, Jackson can do no wrong, ond
who are known by thu name OF torres Nevo, be-
fore, since have been u commonwealth, has
candidate been brought iofwa,d ioi high oilee, 50
perfectly Mt variance with tho poop whose soi'ra-
scs he asks-and If the people are honest, never,
even IN the BRAN Of the novelist, Inns there been
conceived more Hefculean ,sk than tho ono the
gentleman has undertaken. Upon every question
| have mentioned as causes Tor The above named
parties opposing HIM, there Is the deepest excite
ment. They regarded by the several hole's oil
them involving the vital AMI fun lamental prin.
| cpes upon which rest the pcrmnneney and hap-
piness of our Repabli can INSTITUTIONS, anu 10 sup
| port which, II necessary, when all other hopes
have failed, they are prepared 10 appeal 10 the
sworJ-yot out of these dlscordan' materials, these
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strong in their dotcsa,ion of hi, principles and Yea
lous IN the cause of liberty they have espooscd-
the gentleman and his friends have the vanity TO
suppose 'hey have the art end address TO manuiao-
ture the ladder upon which WIN. G. Rives IL To
climb into the Scnatn-pcrhaps the Wee Prcsdon-
cy Under such lnauspleous circumstances, does
II not seem strange that even crcdullty itself cat
hope for success : To account Cor these hopes,
! VIM G. kivcs, Esq by birth belongs 10 the ma
heRariaR arisiocracy-hc carly accustomed HIN
sell to look upon Andrew Jackson as the great
est and best'we are al apt nsolone,lly 10 M
bbe the principles ol those whom we thus regard
Gen. Jackson was bred in the camp-as private,
lac WIS the servant of his officer ns nm OH ,er he
| p,lvates were his servants. Thus educated, he re
I cosnizcs bur two grades III society, master AN
| slave. Mr.. X was predlspascd to these principles
his passion for Gen. Jackson increased t-lle
was sent 10 Francc-t TO the cont ofchalles X, then
F., the most corrupt one IN Europe There for two
years, he wltnt ssed the common people Gas they
caIlcd) looking up to the King and Mobility us
| Gods and the King md Nobility looking down
upon them as dogs--n long familiarity wth such
scenes finished his ar,socracy, and he now Trunks
that The ycomanry OF Virginia, regardless OF thor
principles arc only fit o be transferred like 10 ma
nv hogs or sheep from one leader 10 another Ihl4
contemp, for the people furnishes one hope, thai
flourish of Jack sonism may disslpate their pilncl-
pies, and that at the sound of tho trumpet, hko u
pack of we'll whipped hounds, they viii hum,
! wherever Mr.. VIM. c. R,ves chooses TO Aa,h them
on But the g,al,1 hopo of success IL spii, IN
the Wing parry. They know of what combus'l-
bic materials we are composed AMI that their sal
walton depends upon their beng able 10 rouse up
some ancient jealousy or klndle sfresh tho smoul-
dering embers of some former pro- udcc and there
by lop of some branch wing Of the party. Un.
less this can be done they know they nre already
bcat-tha, the slrlns elections decided tho eon'fo
yefsy To effect this dscord they arc hoW exer-
ting al the cne,sies Of helr minds, and ln,homine
all The depths other cunning and The tao, of our
being formed Of such party -colorcd materials Is
fr unent AMI, as they consider s'rong Argument 10
prove us corrupt. 1t is not TO be denied that here
ncvc, was patty composed of more conflicting q.
emcnts than the presen, Wing party, II Is mad
up of men of every political caste that over die1rac
ted the country, and IN 1t meet the extremes oil every
creed SO far from wishing 10 suppress this fact-
50 far irotn considering II m objection 10 lie party
| would trumpet II forth to ,he world, az an
evidence OF Hci, honesty, and the corrupt
ness OF the administration they oppose , Tor
If WIS a perfect Stranger and never before
| heard the name of Wing Tory--hs crcu1H-
stance atone would be to my mind continuation,
strong as rrool Of holy writ that there was some
,bing solid something ,eal, IN their objections 10
| the administration, wouli earnestly ask every
Jackson ma u TO ref ct yobely on this Circumstance
| not nj J1ckson m 1n-no as u Rives niah--ho'
as a party man, who, upon the shrine oil . party
is prepared to offer mp his prncl ples-bul as an m
NEST man, who is willing, by honest mems 10 OF
rive at the truth, and having found thnt jewel, Is
| there willing to plan, his banner. How was ia
| party formed Our senInels Oh the watch-towors
| sounded the nlnrm--tho cry went forth in the land
that liberty was in danger-the people a"oko from
their slumbers-exumncd into their grievances,
and without concert, by D Simultaneous movement
from Maine to Florida, the standard Of Whgism
| was erected and around !, rallied men Of the most
opposing principles and OF the most violent prrJu-
diccs Arc we all fools, or We all knaye.l
for unless there be deep reuli'y in oppositlon
| unless we tell the truth whom VIC say this ndmns-
| trallon and Its supporters are trnnplns upon the
| rights OF the people, and undermining the pfncl-
pies OF our government we must be the basest by
| pocrites and villains that dlsgrnced the nation
or the most egreg ious dupes that ever were ed oni
fold to ruin. VIII any liberal, honest Jackson
| man, whatever he may think Of some Of our ploml-
ncn, men, make this charge against us as party
| And must not every honest man, belong 10 whit
party he may, be constrained to ndml, ITO his own
heari) that the bare circumstance of mon OF such
dissmar feelings all other subjects, ithou' con
cert thus uniting IN this opposition 10 the admins
,ratlon 49, to say the least of II, a most pregnant
| ground Of suspicion ttat " something IS rotten II
| the state of Dcnnnrk7' What motive could the
! Nationals and Null fiprs--Bank and nl-Bahk-
| Tariff and anti 1erln men have, III uniting az INST
| the Administration, save the good of The country
10 thov moi hmm hpt thew canpOt mdlQ dnate