Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1835-05-28
THE HALIFAX FErIyar

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slona eleciion, that, (as we pordre by ,slg
ton in the last Richmond Enquit,) they e.Ist
ted i, by a festival, held on the r. inst. w
not leer TO this political junketii because ws wv
disposed 10 murmur at the r joicfs Of on, -.
nents, but simply 10 express our apuse. I'm,
county, to which an unusual porlIl Of in,,n,..
is generally conceded, such per&sions NJ 49, s,
sense and good taste az are exhlb1 in The Co...
drunk on the occasion, should be ptniied IA ,,s..
the public eye. We afc not igport Of the ys,;,,
bic adase &" when inc is in, wit lou, n Inn n,a
erheess the communicates OF The ISIS shoull Nv
questionaby, after the resora,iot f their v;,.
have Topped of the ightly offspdg The mnd
dy craniums in which they werdfenerbfj I,
may, indeed he said of toosts, as il of fgs
"The good are very good,
The bad too BAD to give the pAn
And individually the bantlings of 4 EsGfo, f..
tivel are the most pointless that CIR emona,ca
from the beabored brain of DuHnesk,sef in h,.
mosi unhappy mood. We subjoin few soe,.
| mems.
Our first selection shall be that of w. Basaer
yille the State Senator from that Dishj.
SIM oy ""f senator, ar Bash4"le.- The
People 0'lhom wrong IN their opin'fs-n lh.,-
sentiments they are rover mistaken"
The honorable Senator possesses sond rm,,,,
se'e pe,.tPoonS' OF ours are rfs woiuIY
blunt. We cannot, for the soul bf us ron.
cclve what vast difTe renee there is between N,
opinions" md the sentiments" OF h. peens a
II, MS we suppose, the terms are synchr nous hou,
can be they are never wrong in thS enr that the
are someiimos mistaken in the other And eps;n
If" the people" are " S ldom wrong'I and new
mistaken" how happens il that thert is so much a
error and crime IN the world BY VIII n !; error foi
tered ard vice perperated if not by ~ the people n
Or, the moment that community etomes infected
win erroneous opinions and are pfeepitaied ind
vicious nets, do they lose all clai h to the title ]
F." people"-and ifso. what do they Itseeome] wi
peg the honorable Senator to tell TO- Or, does nj
oh'y mean ny the people, Il 10 majority
II Gu o"''i MS theory IS unsoui ad-as wa thI
snow m Jor,y IN one State IeS.ols MULTI
ton as the righ.fu remedy, aod ie Aadnt.. LEX
ism-in another, Jacks..-.,n is IL Il stagds'" =, ]
thodoxy, and null lGce,ioa" is yd,ta a don,s.,1
heresy-Now, though ere Of these % ~ DC r,slt 4
otter must be wrong. Therefore, ~ DEFY Srnal
Baskerville to maintain his posiion unless il be \
meaning, as we shre1 dly suspect is the fact that
people are 'Sseldom wrong in ,lr opinions
never mistaken in ihtr sentiments" when II
happen to agree with him, aud pscialIy vi
they elsat him ;deffcc We never lsnew an 3
RI ut who Lelie sed that the people welre mis,ek
WHEN they cleo ted him, or who doubled tina,
were wrong" when they permitted MIN to stay
home IL Mr.. Senator Baskerville hslj seen .
letter of Gen. Jackson to the commantssn, of n
tary corps in New York, he would h yc be.n
II bied to give if not juster, at least less unm
ing sentiment Hc says, the decisions of N.
pie are always horest, and sl,ll,m. if
wong nop even, We suppose wfks, they I'd
men, in 1916, to charter a National Bans
oy n. y. Uat6'nS- Our tale he and "
h1-oounei'or +. V. Daniel; May he be rel
,eu oy our next Legislature, in laae of d
Mr.. Daniel may be very TALENTED tut we
s'her he has ever been an 80 sul Cou
cr'-for tho best OF oil possible ret sons #
were no o,her-,hc office itself is useless
And, with all QUO Difference 10 MR. R.V
Ms, we do not see how it is possible TIA, Mr..
iel can be renstated ~ our next lAisisatur
place of Daniel Wilson" since Daneh Wilson
rot fill las seat. No prescription, etntIemeu
you p'ease. II would look badly, looming fri
party SO liberal and tolerant in sentir kent and
Itice
6g '"mes T. Mealey. = Senator Tyler
.o"easue mas server nm, instead otla hag of
ton, and shielded him from the Shot tt his 5sns
rntsn
-; ;" e confess we do not very clenry comprtl
| '''o "e"teH w q suppose, however, Id meanS
The destruction of Mr.. Leigh has beer N ,bicc
| so much Importance 10 the Van H,-e,i,es
they have not had time to devote mun nuen,,o,
Mr.. Tyler. We hope, WREN their htte,es 81
| lie turned upon that gentleman. MfTe;oh b.
| gu, of the way, he may ,u1~ uag
cotton bciwxt himself and the bulled Of his i'd,
saries "A similar sort OF shield workk wonders
Gen. Jackson at New Orleans 1t deserved h
from the dangers of the battle, and dsblcd him
achieve victory, which, had the S0nes, be-
fought in an open field, would nevd have be
won. Cotton bags, well filed, are W. able cot
modlties, III pesce or war-either TO ftsu.ses "
gold, or 10 win honor for the soldier. W. Medic
as good Jackson man, DUG hit TO hold lem in EST
cial reverence.
" By James Yoang.-The corruptfonster
U. States bank-EarpooneI by ourfd Chic
We have got him down let US keepIm dow
and no new Banks of any sort"
Mr.. Young assures US that the BanA. hprnoo,
ed, and domn-Wc are glad 10 hear it &eusb u
would whisper in his ear that as he bws oid,.y
ne VIII learn, that the harpoon is ncf dry-lant
weapon. He will also learn, if he do yound
10 be aware of the fact, that The destrubn oftl
U. S. Bank will no: lessen the numliof Stat,
tanks but on the contrary, that 1t wlincsease
''en' 10 an extent wh'ch II has not yet ekred into
the Imagination TO conceive Of We preme frt
the tenor of this toast, that Mr.. Young il ho, i,
pretends to be, i bona fdc hard money M but
will no, be long before he will see that he L bc,
chasing the rainbow nay, that the very In wi
have held up the beautiful illusion to Il eazd
will be the very frs, TO laugh at lin Which, fail
to realize his impraciicable DREAM
" By John Wilson = Martin Van Burcl Tn
able Statesman, who can unite more of the knut
lcan Party in the next Presidential election IN,
any other man and the Wings too knowE I'D
him they mos, abb"
You are wong Mr. John Wilson. Amos K.
dbl and Thomhs HMM Ren.a, LA,.a LA..N