Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1835-05-11

ing ~ fainl steurly,) 10 revolutionize n.l,
plnion, not only by the ordinary means-b, op-
10 the people through the medium Of n. 9fPssls
and by public addresses to them at their couT press,
and olher places OF assemb ge,-bnt H., .9a'es
and personal elec,oncering by eoins f''ss
houses, ard III familiar intercourse W. 'hclt
their firesides, CLOSING over and cxte,..,' I'm q,
misdee Of tie administration, and ni.,.s The
ting the opinions and The designs Of those sen-
arrayed themselves in opposition to its H.. "ad
course And then, TOO, If 10 cap The N''i
came one oil those favorable fluctuations o5-',
merce, which so frequently occur without loo'
parent reason TO justify them, just in The -, up
tune, creating an augmented demand for o,,,,
| cultural products, and of consequence ent' 'gt'
| their value thus furnishing patent aroo,,.".h
| be addressed ~ those who reason from te.,, 10
,her than from The intrinsic character nj NY s Ia
IN which they either have or are supposed ,a''e'
| their origin, II those whose patriotism "''c
with Their sasaclty, is snugly deposited N f't
purses The people were referred to fbo Il ''f
prophecies of last Spring, and then Iois,,, Pn'c
good prices of Tobacco, TO show their ,o,. " VIZ
| mont as II the sngacIous gentlemen Win n
ride and sheer at those prophecies tloms.l
ievc that the wlsc and patriotic state smen ~,
tered them were to be understood as prediq,iao' VIZ
the evils which they said would result f's,I Na'
rash experiment Of Gen. Jackson, wo1Jl i'd" "e
nal Those predictions were amply f,,fl H ,'r
the distress which Tor months ptrvaded IN"
Uuon, and in the absolute and irrccoyfv,ll lug
into which thousands fell. The natural H.. '"F
of the American character, and the ont,,.y
causes, which, instead of being conscoleo, NV. W.
hat /" experiment" may be ad to have lca a sf'',
into action in despite OF H. have enabled In,
weather the storm and TO survive the sb5el
Thor of the calamities which did occur hos1 "'
% tc deGed, because the mischefs produced IL, 49,
folly we're not universal in extent ana nqrn,,y I '1
duration Let us, however, rctmn hon ,I5" az
erosion, into which we have been ins,nslI,,, ~
Under all these circumstances, the Wbios wv.
well congratulate themselves that their lepa, .o
not even more complete and whclnliny ban ,
IS UnorganIzed as they wcre, they have sbow,
strength but little inferior To the Wei l.sei,I.I
forces of their adyersafes and il is only nfce,s
ny in future, that they !rolit by the lessons which
they have lea nd, IN order 10 show tina, lhmioler
GRITTY is less attributable 10 want of numbers than T.,
bad manageml nt-or, rather, 10 no manascler,,,
all.
We would, therefore, urge such Of the frerds r.
Judge White as belong to the Wing party ~ main.
tain their position with frmness The tiav ia NJ.
distant when they will receive large accession f.,
their ranks from the present administration party--
IN accession which will enable us tC cary Vlroini,
against the Missouri RtStticti0nia 10y triQmtbo,,
majority. All that the administration friend, If
Judge w hi'e desire we, OF cou Sc Judge the N bv
thtif Professions, the sincerity Of " eh we huys
no light TO doub. - that they desire, is 10 u. s,
tsii that the Wings intend, with snccIily Of lur
pose, to support Judge Whitc-that there Is no CO.
vert design entertained, of using his name for tho
purpose ofdividing tho administration parry, and
having offeoted that o. ject, of bringing forward
| 5ona fdc Wing candidate, TO avail himself Of the
advantages of this division. And the tine is ~.
pfocching When they riH be satsf Of dis lie,
the Wing members of tho nexi Legislature una
coee, unfurl the White fag-ani spread the " dla.
pcan sans tnctc' TO the battle and the breeze aid
thousands OF men in The South, who have all a'ors
gwen TO the present administration warm and dc.
cided support, and who do so yet will come up To-
lis support
And why should they ro,7 In what esscn,i,
particular do the principles of Judge White VIZ,
from those of The administration Of whlch he bo,
been uniform md consistent supporter No ,lch
discrepancy can be found. Why, then. sIoalI ma,
nose TRENDS OF the administration WHO pn-r him
TO Mr.. Van Buren,, at once avow thu, preference.
and use the proper exeItons to secure hi, ullmi ,e
triumph Do they hesitate because Tic Wing,
support HIM That consideration n;ght VII i.
duce them 10 Pause 'the support OF The Wits
bound Judge White to adopt their line ofpohcy
But II should have no weight when it is remember
cd that The Wings support him, not because Ihty
believe his administration will suit them in a !,
things should he be elected, but because tespai.
my OF eltcIns such n man. they have determined IT,
support an honest man, fom the ranks of thciroI-
pohents, IN order to prevent the election Of
whom they tegprl rs the very incarnation Of Eyli
We may pursue these reflections hereafter