Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1835-03-23

Government with sasssity 10 fo,e,ec s.a 6,....
10 avert these disastrous consesaenees Tbc NJ.
vhie biil was re- eced, und since that ue,,od In,
Few biiis OF the same character have been NOR,
before Congress ''o's"'
! nus has General Jackson done more rv ,Ls,
efclse ut his veto in the Two instance. ohoy. ,n.
TONED, upon his own responsibility. win ms,.,,,.
'' III oa'h houses against hun 10 bring bsek thc
'o'e,hHen' 70 III true principles. ihun has been
' oy every administration together stree thu of
W.T., ,eheffon and surely by SO doog be- well m.r.
heu me confidence and support Of The whol. r.
publ ssn party. Has he done any il,ipg IN g,f.,,
confidence no honorobly acquired We,,, ,oId
,h"' ny Two acts of his Administration sIone y.
'"a cancelled SlI prior claims TO our suupo,f and
"oseo himself Tyfani and Despor. and The.
'o "'s reclamation TO tho PEOPLE OF South C.,o.
Una, ~, ana The removal Of the Depositcs from m.
nnnk CT Tho United States. lfihe.e measure. A..
'"'''y nnd calmly examined into, and fully under.
$1,000 oy The people, will venture 10 sny If ,bev do
NV o''fe'y approve OF them, they will find no,h,nv
' =" 'ePtehenslblo as to induce them 10 de-
sert on Administration hose course has in tho ON.
ora' met their appreciation. Party rancour has ri.
ven such false ooourng TO these mer.u,es al :.
"oe" h's'eprcscned their tendency, that II il no,
'''P's'ag mat some excitement should have teen
produced even IN the Republican ranks. Inn Inn.
~ 10 believe that tho excitement thus created i.
'as' Subsh,ng and trust that ere long. tbc,sm,..
s",e' wiz be viewed in their trus light. and tn.
49,. 'opne's VINO have foreold az their legitimate
ao'."' e'cn appalling consequences, will be held
up TO tho soon which they merit. The Iimi,. ~
ms address will not permit me TO rive vou nv
views nj length in relation to tho mensures oboys
Alluded to shall however take occasion TO do an
!" amo'hcr mode during the canvass--st pvesen,I
shnll notice them very briefly.
NC ifoelamation WINS evidently intended ase
y 'c"u'y warning TO tho misguided people Of South
C"ro''nn, nrprslng them OF tho consequences which
must necessarily ensuc, from q perseverance, in
'ner mad career and while l canno, agree with
VIC i'es'oent ~ some OF tho premises which lie has
"'"o'"eo W 'nat document heartily approve Of fbs
spur" IN which 1t was issued, g. perfectly coincide
with him IN tho conclusion At wb,h n. .,,,...
mat practical Nul6cuiion must be suppressed bv
force, u no other means vii avail n he bc won.
'" ms, Tho bond Of Union which holds " together
10 but rope Of sand
IN relation to tho removal oftbe Deposes. there
are Two points OF view IN which tho pvor,ietv of
'h"' measure may be considered The right TO ruk.
VIC ron'ovhl,-nnd The sxpcdicncy of doing So
never nave d"ibicd tor moment that tho course
pursued ny the Prcsnient In relation 10 the removal
vi mo oePo,'tcs, was fully warranted by the con-
sh'''l'on and laws OF the land and | am a, los.
TWO opinions on the subject l shall endesvor u,
another time TO establish this proposition to your
entire satisfaction, As TO the espedieocy of ,he
removal regretted II at the time, an an unnecs..
'"'y measure, so lar Ms the safety Of tho public
money w"s involved, md ~ afforded the friends
o,"e BANK prop 10 ibsir sinking cause, by epa.
o''ng them to appeal to The sympn,hies and II .leus
's"rs OF thu peoplc--nnd to tho Bank itself RE-
'eA, 10 cuH",, ana 'h'reby produce tho pressure
anu pane, winch Tor n time II succeeded so well in
creating subsequent events have gone for, howev-
er, to convince me TINT the measure WIS q visa
President. " wv
made ny fae'ag hna been raised a, tho reference
relations with france. On this sobjed, shall say
no more nj present ihnn 10 refer you to the able
pot made TO the Senate Of the u. s. by Mr.. Clay,
and unnnlmousy agreed 10 by thu, body. am
sure you will find IN that document N triumphant
yindIcalion Of the President from oil censure.
Having now, fellow citizens, made a full ard
candid avowa Of all my principles and opnons,it
may be though necessary tina, should say some
thing IN relation TO men, or, in other words. thst
should ln'oro, you what candidate intend to sup-
port for tho Presidency, after the expiration OF Gen.
Jackson's term Of service. shall bs equally cam
did with you on this subject have no, ye, hsed
upon the ipdydualo whom shall give my sup
port shall certainly vo'e for that candidate,
whose political principles approx innate most nearly
tn my own, and who, nj tho same time, will Unite
the strength Of tho Republican party ihrough hon, the
Union, But, although cannot now tell you what
candidate will support, can very readily enume-
rdcto you some prominent individuals, whom |
| shall not support under any circumstances ! shnll
| no, support Mt Calhoun, because he is a Nulihse,
and an advocate OF the Bank: | shall not support
| Mr. Clay because he IL in favos oftbc Bank, Tho
Tariff, and Internal improvements | shall not
support MI Webster, because, in addition to eli
the objection, which exist to Mr.. Clay, there il
! this farther OBJ ecton TO hun, that he was bl OK
coekade FederaIis'. shah no, support NJ. Leigh
because know not what he IL, except % indicated
by his hostility t' the latc war, and his Bank De.
not favorable indications Of his political onho-
doxy.
| have endcsvored, fellow citizens, to give you n
candid Statement, of my principles and opinions,
both IN relation to measures and mon. hope my
worthy competitor " Ill be equally candid and exp
CIT. You will then have our prescnslons fairly laid
before you and will be for you decide between
US Shoul he honorcd with your choice, can
promise you zeal and fidelity in your service, II
not ability. Should you decide in favor Of the pre-
sent incumbent, can only say, tina, shall bow to
your decision with submission may, with cheerful
. ness. Your feIlow-e citizen,
ARCHIBALD STUART.
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