Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1834-12-29
TIE NEXT PRESIDENCY.

Tte Millelgeville Jnurna!,a influential paper in
C,eorsie follows the lead Of Mr.. Wilde and comes
On, decidedly for Judge White as next President,
m, because he is in all things orthodox, acco. ding
n The Journals standard, but because i thinks he
= Tho most formidable candidate that be tua a.
,.i,st Mr. Van Buren,. This strikes us as bin.
oa,ber strange doctrine for State Rights mon, o:
,hs Modification school. In what particular Is Mr.
Van Burcn so obnoxious, as far us political opn-
mn, orc concerned, in which Judge White is moi e.
,uallv omen TO cersure Was Mr. Van Buren, IN
favor of the Proclamation and Force Bill So was
Judge White. Both OF them approve of the war o.
the government against the Bank, the Cabne
Manifesto, the removal OF the depo5ltes, anl the
Protest Both, in Short are unliotm ami un ON
nromsinr defenders of the administration, IN ali
Aings so far, then, as political principle is IN
yoyed there is not copPers difference between
them. Personally, however, we should decidedly
nrefcr judge White, because, although hostile 10
hlr, as politician. he IS candid, sincere and non
est man. --uunllcs in which he of New York is
lamentaby deficient, if he be not the most SANDER
ID man in the world Upon personal grounds then,
VIC may very well perceive why, the preference
should he given to judge White over Mr. Van Bu
rem But, why should his political opponents pre-
ma,urcly force him into commanding position,
before il has been nSceftaicd that as honest
himself and less objectionable as politician, CAN
No, he elected 1t strikes US as bad policy, to say
The least OF II.
On the other hand the Boston Atlas urges the
pretcnsions oil Mr. Webster, at which our friends
of the Wing take fire, and talk quito Indignantly a
bout the Proclamation and Force Bill, the " raw
head and bloody bones" which always throw them
INTO quite an edifying trepdation. One, indeed,
might imagine from their frequent denuncauons
of Force Bill icderalists that Notification, So Gar
from being mrs du combat, was still occupying a
rampant position and that the Force bill ms cad Of
having expired by its own limitation, was holding
its brslling bayonets IN readiness 10 plunge INTO
the vitaIs oil State Sovereignty But we assure
tho Wing that there never will be a Force bill I'M
less. as in Mr. Jefferson time, by the New Eng
aud States, and more recently by South Carolina,
organized resistance o the laws shall be threat
oned- and IN that case, VIC hope that our le-
eslaors will always be firm enough 10 10
their duty, and to preserve the Federal u
Mon MIR. Webjer5 support of that bill const-
iutes one of the strongest claims 10 our admra-
ton; although we net prepared 10 say that al
this time he should be brought forward rs the can
lidate OF the Wings, in opposition 10 Mr.. Van
Buren,.
The Legislature alabama will doubtless no.
nJnOtc Judge White and seeing that this will be
done Ivy the Jackson party in that State, is It not
worth the while the Wings 70 keep aloof from
The contest, until they perceive now far this new
move Oh the chess board may enable them to act
with success, on their o1o1s hook Let u.s. at least,
not go into the Camp of the enemy for a command
ing goEcla1, until we shall have despalrcd of find
Ing suitable ono In our own ronks, 10 lad US 10
victory.