Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1834-08-18

IN tnex pelicwt--J would not and did not s,sn H.
Bse sliA hrsna,cl still believed that the eroans
~ goopsa suffering a,alcr the effects If his policy
u0skl reach the pal Acc sha, Andrew jackson
woull discard from h,a con6dencc those Who hsd
osed him fer their selfish purposes. DO no, m,.
take me. felt no sympathy for The Bank, ! owl
Cd none of its stock aud wanted and expected no
thing fr.ani,. was 'nieed opposed TO all mon,c'I
nonOi 'oics; ha, found Tim, the avostd enrnbes o.
the Uai.cd States Baak were ounding this 'a,,
with cor hon OF Banks, AMI lhg Bank c commission.
crs were selected Tor party purposes and with a
view 10 pc i,lcal ends, aud inclined js,enst The
motives oftasr avowed hostility was opposed ID
banks, hu, no, he 20 u they # cad, So Gar u.
they were necessary to n,rve the utm ofenicrpr q.
and contripu e to swell the flowing canvass OF com
metcc- SO far | was wiling to support them, nj NJ
farther.
Bu my feelings were entirely iniopenlen, Of hc
Umsei States Bank. locked on, n he violated
Laws 81 the country, and 10 tho breach OF hat f,u
which had been plshud to the Bank st It's cfes
ti0n. thought The Bank mi led 10 the sam. Ius
tice as tho hamblcs nli siduai prosecuted IN YOU
criminal colris--,hai il should hny,a far trial -
thar the Try should b, lmpi r,inl ote, aud no.
packed. Whon fsiry condemned, away with II
but the right given to II by the people. md ldcni,
6cd with thu, grca, patriarch Of The Republican pa
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cred, and should remain untouched.
should exhaust my sell AMI you by dwelling fur
thcr on the varions motives which presented them
selves but may a,ih, that when ouad Tho Sc
nate Of tho UAited States throwing thcmstl Ives into
the brcach-tha' body. which Martin Van Bur n.
in 1929 declared he the GUARDIAN Of tc rishs OF
the Sta es and, IN sp'tt of prophecy, foretod to
be the only ohs,ace 10 TX curve cnercaehmenls---
whrn fosni that b@iy ~aniony assa'lei tor the
prrfo, nance Of their duy when ] heard It sad
that i WASH usclrss mpfdnentio the operations
cf government, md ddih nin were thrown OH ni
dispensing wnhs-,s sry,cns, b gan ,sleed TO
iiemble To- tho safety of the Consiiiuiao And
VIVA feared vas epeuly spoken The Prolest
Whon the ,elrd1 wa asos - Ihn ooc m 10 vas
alone responsible for oil he acts 1llh Ekrcunsc,
and tho sane hand heh he The sword NIGH al
20 snatch the pa e. | might @eli fuzzy :ha lived
uadcr mpnaf ny less limited thse thai OF Eng
had bs we'd i such punriplcs should take roo,
and bc nursed by the approval ol ,bo people, that
a, some fauru day, and under he energies OF some
younger man, they w0lij grow up 10 desphsm
whore branches would ore,spteod he ant Ita'n
Kew 40 alternative beie,cn a,iaehmsnl to An
drew Jackson, and lays to my country ! could
not hesitate 5uokicd on my nrmr and mere.
~ your cause, J am ready 10 f III AMI hetf
throw myself among you lLouJ and rcpeact
cheerng)
Fellow Citizens j, not f,rgh that the proeN
was followed ~ by a supplementary d'cum at, Gu
deayorns To expain away us obnoxious fen urss--
but what care II naked sword be pointed ei'h
deadly purpose ut me a on NOM NJ, AMI lie
shesthed insramcnl prcsee cd at an ahcr I VIVA
care l. IL the weapon a,tsed at my 0teasj be turned
aside from is mark b accident from reprn-
tanee !" 1t is the attempt, und not tao deed con
POUNDS me"
II IS nai necessary 10 frespass farther On your
patience. The usufpotioa5 9th Executive and
the attempt TO substitute his arbitrary VIII Tor the
VOICE of the people, are, IN one word, the causes
which have soascd me. OfCiencral jackson Will
no., canno,,speak unkindy deeply lamen, that
his au els havo been ,rAs shed by listening to the
advice Of false friends. | would moi tear one leaf
from his brow. am willing that Tho glory he &c
CURED in his county. defence should niofn III,
brightest page IN the military ann as Of our eoun-
'-yi but am unwilling that that glory should
play upon the free insnons of oar country, hike
thr rays OF the sun on a alace Of Zee, melting an
wasng he f,brc VIII h 1t beauties and lAninos
J MN wiling thai on the istih OF January, the
brilliant achievements of New Orcans should b.
held up 10 the enthusiasm and ndmir zion OF his
counry, but am more willing tina, on The four'h
Of March, the Constitution should he substituted
as alone worthy o: The honaga OF an injrpenlen,
people
lam aware, fellow. citizens that for this step,
ahall be mark for The obloliy of the purty have
lcf--or rather, should say the party who have
left me. believe that that pariy he's 'urc s. dlsn
terostcd men In its ranks leave among thcm
warm, ardent and sincere friends lf,hcre he q
Jackson man present would ask hun to ponder
on these things. | would ask him whether th.
principles here complained ofmay not be visited on
his chIidren's Children. They shrink from the
charge Of deserving the party but when Is his de
vo,ion 10 party TO cease ! Arc they blindly 20
follow the steps OF man whose course they may
have approved though they lead 10 spreeipiee l.
they continue on and, like him VIII, cared
on the ruins of he French republic, sp rdld dcs
po.lsm, he should declare himself Consul for life
will tthcn not be deserlion 10 leave him O., il
in his progress Of ambition, he should convert ia.
hshrs, earthly honor-thc Presidential char
II q throne of his power, vii, II then cease TO b,
treason to abandon HIM 7 When than, is the tim,
10 lc've him When you believe his measure,
are ssleusted to destroy the liberties ofthc 'Sod,
arc you to wait I'LL his power is resis,ess Blu
We have never sworn allegiance TO Andrew Joc,
son We have sworn allegiance TO the principle
which raised him To power. Or II We have s.
sworn, at least VIC may be allowelo insert the pro
viso in the oath ofthe proud Aragonesc OF tina l5
century, in swearing allegiance TO Spanish moa
arch. " We, each of whom IS as good as you, an
who together are stronger than ynn swear obedl
ence 10 you f you raniain our rights; tint, not I
Bui he has not maintained our rights, and our allie
glance is dissolved. II we have departed from on
allegiance, It - as IN, Barons of Run, medic part
ed from theirs when they forced from tie hands o
the reluctant john, the Ma,n. Chara OF Ensl nd
as Hampden and sydney and Russell did VII
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