Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1834-10-20

called for, 10 lie examination OF .lo Ssns,eseo,,
mi,tee fhis must have been sip of the n,n
surely. Maj. Barry has himself ovcrthfown,,
this sentence the three columns of rcason,n, -
which j, stands Numerically orposed-,ni fena.'.
farther comment on par, supei fuous
The refusal Of Maj. Barry to surrender Tire y,
%, rs calel for is conclusive evidence that hey
late to matters which he dare moi unye 10 TIM ,n,
lie eye Hc and his friends may place his rcfusa,
on the high ground Of constitutional prne;nl, >,
bu, all unprejudiced minds will naturally conelni,
that there is something so corrupt in The lrans,a
ito rs to which those proceedings refer ,ha, ,bs,,
canno, abide investigation and scrutiny.
THE WASHlNdTON TELEGRAPH
We copy the following paragraph from an ar,iol.
in the Richmond Compiler, credited to the W,sb
ngton Telegraph:
1.-The Lynchburg Virginian md Richmor,
Compiler dcnounce Mr.. Calhoun and MULTI, ,,io,
And after some weeks deliberations the Lyncltn,n
Virginan has made up lis mind TO 90 for Mr.. Va
Buren,, unless MIR Clay is taken up as the orro.
s,on candidate. We will feel more regret h.
surprise mt this. Is il tue that the Virginia, !
the property of an emgrant from New Ensl,oi
who is an advocate Of a protective tariff If So
il explains the hostility OF that paper 10 Mr. Cal
| houn,
! GAS to The declaration made by the V.iepior
and reiterated by the Compiler tina, the oiisc, md
end Of u,iifcaton is dissolution of the Unior
we NEE, il by direct chsIenoe for u fair Candid
and liberal discussion each party to be al ll.r,v
to call in The aid of the abest writers on ei,to,
side each essay not to exceed two columns
of the Vlrgnan and Compiler rcfuseto .,cer,
this proposition the public can then properly es'.
male their .lsnunciation Of notification"
t. Bot we do not believe that the editoy o'b.
Compiler or Of the Virginiun is sufficiently advised
Of the true state Of the question TO make up dis
,inct and definite opinion upon contingencies vet
to hrppen. We look upon both heir articles %
levincins my thing else than settled purpose
as tho resu, ola consco, hess thu, hopes long anil
earnestly entertained are never 10 be realized re-
Their than Of determination TO fall Of, 70 he .xrre
mi'v indicated, and We shall treat them acco ding
Iy"
The last paragraph which we have quoted is q,
difficult to be comprehendcd rs Nullifca,icn itself
lf the editor Of The Telegraph means 10 attribute ID
us greater degree of icnoraace than has fallen ia
his own lot, we very chcerfu'ly plead guilty of tho
ogence. We are thankful, however, that if VIC ore
cursed with more barren intellect than This Ca.
leb Ouoten,, VIC are blessed likewise with vastly
inferior share Of ego,ism and arrogance, Truly, 10
Duff Green
The Gods have this great blessing sent,
Brain that's with itself content"
Touching the ownership Of the Lynchburc Viz
gilman, the Telegram is informed correctly. is
the property Of an emigrani from New Eng
and, bn orc who has been many years in Wig.
nh, who is settled here for life, with a famyu
round him, aud with all his interests identified with
ou'S But the ed5to', who alone is responsible for
lis political character ard who held that station be.
fore the Office was ovned by the presen; propIie.
tor, is IvgtniGn, by birth, education, asseeia.
ton, habit and principle. He on,crtairs q decided
hostility to Mr. Calhoun, politically, no, because Mr.
Calhoun is southern man, bat because no is a
dangerous politician, an ambitious nspran olyly
regardless Of nrncip!c, as is demonstrated by the
n'ipodlcal character Of his political opinions. E.!
enough ofthis.
The assertion that q" the Lynchburg VirgnaG
has made up lis mind 10 go for Mr.. Van Bu,en.
: unless Mr. Clay is taken up the opposition ca.
c'dae, as untrue. and The editor Of tho Tecsnp
knew 1t to be untrue when he asserted IT,
The Tclesrapl's challenge 10 q discussion VI
the doctrine of Notification is a mere brayado-
We decline IT, not because We dread the prowess
OF Caleb Quotem, but because We have othtg mat,
ters 10 attend to. We shall, however, discuss The
question IN our own way, whenever it suits our
purpose SO 10 DO This is the H. IS important how.
ever, as the gage has been taken up by the editor Of
the Compiler, who, we doubt not, will be a match
: for Mr. Cahoun's ABIDE camp.
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