Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1834-08-28

the u. Staos has At.ania,0Rsiy pronounced the
Head of The Department guilty Of habi'ual VIOLA.
ton oil he law and the eensiu'iea ono wonlh
have sa spessrd would have been sufficient 10 re-
MIND Gin Jackson Of the promises with winch h,
came lnin Office. 10 reform all nbuses, and - DIS
miss all unworthy CT il eonpelen eiiieeas"
For ono, confess tina, looked with ,he most
anxious solicudc 10 the course lac would take al
Ter these Developments aud an gflevod 10 say
that the tolerance given by he President 10 tht
mons,rous aud undispuleG malpracsices ofthe ehiai
Ulcers OF enc Of the Departments Of the sofefii'
~ nj, must b. admitted, by every candid man, 10
b. complete tals.hca,,on Of his s. flue,rve prom'
scs about reform and relronchmonlp
IN making these remarks, II IS due 10 justice and
tn canter 10 say that ncqoit the Posi master Gene
raj OF all moral bamc IN the woit,l msnlannse1nfni
o, he Department, over which he presldes lbelieve
hun 10 be perfectly puro and hon ST, and ,lal what
ever OF bribery and corruption may have ocehffeh,
no portion of 1t can atach TO him bui ineorpeten'
cy to the efficient discharge If the duties GA pub
lie oiife tho lao moral cflme, Is sufficient cause
| Of election from such Office.
1t IL, Messrs Editors this accumulated, and sui
accumulating mass of hefetieal doctrine. and Of
prac zeal maIeasaneo Of The administration, which
h dfiven me-, however talddy, from It's tanks !
but IN quitting, in obedience to the paramount
| eommaadS N priBeiple the post have o long oe'
cuped, II 10 due 10 that fraukness tha have f,et
| observed IN my nercou with my cons'tuenis
10 say, that TIE same regard TO unbendng p,lnei,le
VIII prevent my enlistus onder the banne, oi either
of The prominent leaders Of the com med party ar
aged against the present admin, ration. ! an no
fcderalst--and therefore cannot support tho pre-
| customs of Mr.. Webster. am no BATTLE-GROUND
AeScfae viii not contribute To tho adsaacen ent OF
| Ar. Calhoun. | am no taltttdiHarta,. and Hete
fore shall no all IN the elevation 10 the chicf ma
g,sracy of Mr.. Clay, the champIon ofthc Bank Of
HE u States, and the father OF " the American
system Al the Same TIM II can hardly be re
eesslry Tor mo 10 repeat, what took occasion las
winter PUBLICLY 10 uvow--iny utter adherence OF
Van Bntenism BY universal consent, Mr. YIN
Buren Is admitted 10 be, If not the chicf adrs@f Tho
approrer OF all the asu,cs oil the present
administration. HIS cleo ion, then, 10 the Presi-
ncy would mail upon US all the horrible mlsruc
oflbc day--aod snperaad upon II Inc corrupt and
COMPUTING machinery Of New Yorh tc,.cs, II
object 10 the thee distinguished individuals above
mentioned, on account of the discrepancy between
'heir political principles, and my own, OBJECT 10
Mr. Van Buren, because OF his utter dcatfnti0n 81
| all peiaieai pyfaeipie. lie has been for and u
-,a'nst Tie Bank, Internal improvements, and
Ptotecipe Turh just as the one or The other course
seemed Tor tho NOM NJ, best calculated to promote
his personal views. He's the author OF hat pol
real machinery, which has robbed the people Of his
native . aIe # all FRYE agency IN the management
Of their public affairs, and reduced then. 10 the dc
q AIDED condition Of passive tools III HE hands e1
de.lgning, intriguing, office hunting demneogeos.
IL, Is the head Of that church, whose hgh-ptiesls
have proclaimed 10 The world, the fui danental
doctrine o. tier creed, that tho "spos Of victory"
(nat u.s. TIC peoples e6fces,) arc the ann, as they
are the Just rewn,d OF the ,lclors From such
code of po,icnl misrule, and from its authors onJ
abeuors, may Col, in hiG mercy, ever deliver my
country
Having sad for whom can not vote al the Ell
SUNG election, have only TO add, that as on ind
Vidual, shall give my humble support 10 the hon
EST and commteat one among the candidates, who
may believe v III he most fallhfil 10 the Constitn
ton as | undcrsandit. | w1lI unite with thost
" o ready to AID in pulling down ,hr oxtsne
state lhings, aud fake the chances Of being ahlr
10 erect something better IN It's 6 cad When ihe
house IS on frc and tumblng abou our heads, III
sinct teaches 10 rush out tho the first step may
plunge US into an unathomabc pool OF water.
In ithdrowng f ON an administration, mosi o
whose measures have so long supported, II u
due to mysclfto say that do so With the most un
f,igncd regret -a regret inspired by feelings of pro
found gratitude towards tho venerable head of thai
administration for ils illustflous public services
honest integrity of purpose Which, am persuaded
has ever marked his conduct public function
airy. Postcriy will do ls ice TO the memory Q;
Gen. Jackson, by Separating ms motire5 Gom IA
| dcis- aud for the letlor will find p,llnliou, II nol
| ample apology. IN The 0ecfDteHtag influence ri
he io0r1 conasliiotS NTH phich man IN lomct
,oas ere, cursed ,oihaL With these feelings nerd
not say thntI shnll take much greater pleasure
approving hun III fondemninR the future measures
ol his Administrations W here can do 50 consistent
| ly wIh principles which | hold to DO paramount
70 all personal considerations. And | trust he will
ynl live 10 give, byhS Peto # again ncct ssnry liz
| dc th-blow 10 ali institution which believe 10 be
| unconsiilutlo al, aud Of dangerous tendency.
| | voted for judy Barbour as u. s. S major lasi
winter, because nave ever considered him MS
| of the soundcst and most consistent Republicans III
thu State aid because | believed II elected, he
would give all proper suppo', TO The measures OF
the administration ot OUT choice. had und stood
he condemned he doctI ines OF the PROCLAIM ttion--
and did no, know, al after the election tia Ia APP
| proved the principles laid town III he NaGttes'o
and the coutse ofthc PtesdeutJu relation 10 the
B nix Of the u. States | voed against Mr Leigh,
because thought oim too 81. ~ prepIdiccd u
galnst the administration, and because | Lad no
positive knowledge Of his political creed, Mr. l..
not having been PLACED in situation, wt,iirn my
recollection calling for pubic avowal Of his pfin-
cipics Don after reaching the Scrnle, he to,k
oc SION to make known his political fuIth, and |
was muct gratfed, ihough not at all surptlsed, 10
| fad him true disciple Of the orthodox school Of
| '9S. say was not surprised, because = WIS
known to every reading man, that Mr.. LosIs Sc
ccsson, IN company with John Randolph, fiom the
Republican parry ,durng the administration OF MIR.
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