Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1835-12-17

p'opl' -docs no mean to >as iha the party heel
mrs OF Judge ought TO be those of the majority
u such he the meaning of the gentleman, what arr
we Ia look for Arc We to have II parii1an bench
rs the GROWING e,ii OF the order of things .
The gentleman tells us, that the District is no, a
lone concerned in this election, but that rr ais,
are interested. --Mr. T. was not surprised 10 hear
the gentleman sa, HAT we must have finger il
the PIE, and he (Nr ~ could not avoid, when he
heard that rcmak, observing loosely friend
thar the gentleman from q. did indeed wish to have
his finger in the pie, from Which he expects 10 hay,
the largest slice hmscf-Mr. Parker said he act
ed on no such principle. With all his warm part,
feelings, lac could hot sacrifice lie public good to
the interests of party. il the present mount ent
whom h, understood 10 be of his party, had equal
qualifications and equal character, with man OF
opposite opinions, he would ,oe for him but il
II wer. shown TO Inn thu, he WAS inferior, he would
forget the bond OF political opinion, and willingly
sustain man Who differed with him IN political
sentiments.
Mr.. WATKINS was glad to find tina, his friend
tlom Northampton had suddenly become 80 yer,
liberal III his sentiments. lie recollrctrd that last
wear he was not quite iorgetiul of his party and
political opinions. But the secret WAS, thai tn
gentleman was no" IN minority. while AZ that pc
rod la was III tnmphan, maloty-a change OF
circumstances which doubtless makes great dit
ference IN ores feelings. Mr.. ". did not act in
this instance on part, grounds. He wished that n
GOOD selection might b. madc--aud so far lac
would say-that ia candidate ior The station of e.
! quail talents and equal character and integrity,
with one OF opposite political sentiments ere pro-
posed, he should go for him. lie did not wish To
make til, party que stion his object in making
his former remarks was, to induce the House TO
lay the resolution on The table, and delay the -
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! Western side of the All,ph,,Iit who had merriam,
never I,ard that III, old Iudrc u,s dead IN s,, =,
successor for the iidr.y,tc, Circuit Tn. n,o
ME oflhc District know hest tie character and =,
hltics of those who have lived among thrn..-,nd
when there is concurrence Of opinions amonp
he drleentcs e thu district !. no, that to br taxi
rs the l,>t evidence TIA, the opinions of the can
dida,e are in acco,dan,c With tie opinion. of In,
proplc Mr. G.. did not knuw that his bcinp pep
liar with minority was the best recommends
lion oi n Judge hc WAS not certain that II he was
hated by the majority, Nj. G. would not prefer
him, il con, need thai hc would do his duty faith
fully and imparliall, The >arrasms about Null
hcalion did not move Mr.. Che bad been lonp a. =
customcd to them. But he little surprised
to lear the gentleman from Goorlaud say that
the Judge elect would be- amembcr OF the Gene
raj Court, and would decide on constitutional
questions. Indeed Mr. 6. thought the Constr
tuition had become dead letter. lie was glad
the gentleman from q. remembered that We have
>ucha ling as Constitution. ltthcrc could b,
any benefit IN delay, Mr. q. was wiling 10 post.
pon"; II the gentleman from 6oochland intended
+ TO travel over the State 10 Obtain candidate, MIR
q, thought the malol'y OF the people would b'
against II. The present incumbent was both pop
uIar and well qualified, and as M opposition wa,
.l,r,d to him in the District, Mr.. 6. thought Tier,
should hc none ON OF IT,
Mr. PARKER rose to offer one word of cxplana
lion. lie believed hc had not changed his grount
,nce last tcai--and the gentleman from Gooch
land might be assured that his hbcraluv would ne
yer be excited beyond the limits of dccency |
ne (Mr. P.) was not mistaken, bcior, iorrN -eilh
hours passed over their heads, Developments wunl,
me made which vould fry the rousn,,nc, ~ II