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

dent absolute power n'l only over the public or .
and munitions 81 war, but over the treasury. Tie
phrase !" ! take the responsibility" by which Ia
had accompanied his usurpa, y /, was one Vi feerf.i
| significance Ii minated that every oci of tho
| subordinate officers OF government is the &C, of
the Executive himself, of whom they ore mer,iy
the tools thai as he responsible for beir nrs
they could no, bo md consequently wsfe not H.
| Die TO Impeachment, under tbe Constellation.
thus dong away The Constitution itself. This
alone was reason enough for wnhdra wi ing tts
The spe'kers) eonhicnc, though many more n,ss
he addaced.
Reference had been had TO the &cIs tho Staie
Leglslaiure--to the celebrated mortgage As 10
understood that project there could have been Il.
intention to carry It into effect, After giving his
reasons for this belief he concluded by charging il
to be mere clce,Ioneering scheme, by which Go.
vernon Marcy condcscendcd 10 appeas ne il were.
IN ho bustlngs IN bis robo oil Office 10 secure the a.
lection OF Mr. Lawrence as Mayor Of Tic city Of
New Nok.
lie IA ID not intend = 70 speak and would say
| nothing more than 10 exlion tLe meeting 10 20
ON, and AID. with oil their might. ~ fssculng lie
Contribution nom The grasp Of usurps,ion and tyran-
ny.
Alier the applause and cheering elected l,y The
| remarks OF q Root, had subsidized, loud aid re-
~ ated eplls rom II parts Of the roop were mads
III DhDtH 'ifMAN, lHc DHiIlff Attorney, no.
though oppressed by feelings Of The noai conflr
ting nature, IN thus oklEg leave OF Tie party with
which no had so long acted, YET esrrcstc his sent.
ments upon tho measures Of the administration in
coer and explicit terms The remarks Of Mr. ner-
n'n, nv taken down by The reporter of he Courier
i Enquirer, will be found below
| The Hon. Mr. Wv Dusga WHO, five mistake
not, W :, with er. bohtuan, among the ea,l4 ri,
mend, 4 the presen' Esecu'sein Orange county.
whe" lc hosted The Jackson banner IN 1929 then
camo forward III compliance wnh call, and come
mcnced ty odvtupg 10 hrs recent support OF I'M
ndmnis ration, ond TO his foasons FOR leaving the
ranks of that parry. He gave locid and foreib.
expose OF the corrupt system of netics pursued ~
Mr. Van Bnfen and ,he Regency and concluded
by 'em"rklng Mdt dSM Ways Ind 10 neef q rcic-
ran d'mV ~ motc than fo fyihou,and o1ce-h2lleya
u ro' nfe ssd'y II ofgautSs Mcmseirc5 al ouce .
10 De e'H1onHy IN nc eic,t, ana 10 approach IN.
coming contest under the motto oi the feyoluioau.
~ heroes Victory o, Dpph
hts'luttns were ,hcn proposed by WILLIS
fALl VINO concluded by M animated exhonnion
o the Young Men of New Yo,k, 10 do their dry
At ncn election, observing In tho course of I'M,
temnfks, Ibal oni opponent. rely much on keepne
up the distinction oi bnnk and no bank Bu WHO
sud H., are the no bank men 7 One word OF foct
rs TO TIA. fr tho bfs ID q, years Of her oxstence
New TX Ind only 10 bnnks. Up 10 1926. thafa.
were only ~ bonhs ~ the State Then II was t,,a,
NJ run n Buren, iried IN win 10 Obtain adJ.l,on-
81 banks under The administration OF Clinton and
failing he appealed 10 lhp monster for a brancb
IN le@o, Van Buren, aud the regency came ipto full
P""f' mere was far opportunity TO apposs
"nh put dawn lhc system OF Tag Honey. Many Of
til" 81 Banks oxprtd thui year, un.l mlhl La,s
been passed by. Nh, dd tie Regency do
Recha'icred tose, aud created batch Of ~ nIore
AID gong oh after this manner. actually created Sc
banks IN the course OF Dix years. This was tho
io-bank parry
In IN dung then adjourned, with feelings. ex
eh'o Wy 'ne @lHhg SYM a'hirs around hem, thu
wall bong keep the 9Th oi August fresh in the reco
lection OF every Wing that was present.
The following aro the rtmafks Of Mr. o sfot
n'u, nj he grca, Wing meeting last evening.
rs taken down by the Reponcr Of The Courier ann
Eoqarer:
When the name Of Mr. Hoffman was nnnouo
ced, the cheering fiom all port, Of the Hal b..
came embarrassing, aud c0n'lpued 80 Tor many MI
nnies Wheo silence WA restored, Mr. uoiTnun
SAID.
FELLOW Cnz'ns For these rnsrks Of your
kindness, anticipating what an about To sny /
" NJ words 10 express my gratluie. They aro
soon. to mo indeed, on tins ccroson. when INN
ooou W 'aHf step, moro important than any
which has marked my political life. step iron,
which, II private friendships or Tho force of long
cherished feelings could nughi avail should have
'hrlnk back. II, however, IN the course now A.
dopf, wanted nught TO cheer mo o. besides tho
kind'y demonstrations my presence here has ,ui,cd
iori, should mud II IN tho example OF The vefefa.
bic mar who has just addressed you. Hire MIR
Hoffman pointed 10 Gen. Rooll He is dent fed
with my earliest rccoll ctlons of the old REPUBLICAN
pauv--and fcilow citizens il is u proud rons,la
ton 10 reflect That If am slnnng against con
sstency, am SHINING with him who hns
been regarded as patriarch Of that party; thai
have tdrned with him from the Is Of Thar
party TO the support Of our constitution aud laws
Permit me- for II does become me 10 stir ~,
yoJr minds 10 muIiLy and rage--to stale cai,nIy
nnd deliberately the motives which govern me il,
The steps have taken nd you i'll pa don me Tor
IT'S alluson to myself Tor IL isiho i,sl pubic oc.
casion have had, and !, is perhaps the only one
shall have 10 alln ie TO the subject | stand before
! you ms an olscc.hoder, md Islander has been al.
! fen y busy wnh my n me. | hold not my Office
| nom Wing majority. II is known 70 you, thai
besiics the Aldermen, al the Judges Of tbs Cous Of
Common Pleas, form Tho appointing power 10 The
Once which fill OF Ihesu a majority are jack
son-men. turn, therfpsc, from those whose POW
CT might harn M, to those who cannot Why
then, thus stue'' d. 1n found stranger among
you The answer Is at hsnd--my conscience would
not lct nc remain with party whose principles
could not approve. | was early sappsftel Of
Andrew Jackson, too curly pcrhups, for supported
his rreton.'ons ut u time when il a much