Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1835-03-30
Tf.eas Of The Rledmont Engaver

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: The knqni er IL s,rsining every nerve to ran
6*'enirs Virginia md, seeing tho deep persona
az well - political interest which TINT journal has
IN the success Of tho New York party in Virginia,
we do not AT all marvel At lie zeal. Bat we have
n right TO be surprxed that II should 80 often de.
| seend 10 the Preparation 81 Iitls tricks, which,
hom their frequency Of late, have detscted so much
rom lts ancien, reputation. Tho suboined purs.
graph from the Enquirer of the 9th, IN reference
TO one Of III, candidates for this county furnishes
sample OF the cuoning expcd,onis to which il now
habifualy resorts
:" Mr.. Mosby Ia certainly no, Of the non commit.
tai school b, I've ~ Of that Precedent school which,
;. becoming loo fashionable. lie considers that 40
nE'pattoa, # pracl,s-d, cessos to be usurrn,ion-
and TIM, use may san.,ify the greatest rncroech
| mcnis on the Constitution. For, he grsyry ayows
| TO the good people of Conpbcll that q" II the a1es
ton OF incorporating a National Bank were now
Tor tho frat time. raised, as an original question:
should be against II, because. 10 ssy the least il
| would involve the exercise, by Congress, OF a
| don6tfn! ponfr." But ~ the first Bank has bsen
sanctioned by George Washington, and tho present.
ov James Madison and AZ thrsc institutions
during an existence Of more than forty years, had
| received the sanction Of every department Of the
| government, Legislative, Executive, and Judicial, {"
&c. &c, therefore, he does not at this day, con-
swlf' says, Il would no, give cherry stone" for
auch State Rights Polticinn"
Thus for the Enquirer. The triek Of which we
complain. Ia the selection Of just much OF Mr.
Mosby's note ne suited the Enquircr's purpose, and
| omltting that portion, which, had II been copicd
would have shcwn that Mr. Mo,by qlo,d oven
wsghlcr authority than tie names OF Weshing.
ton and Madison in favor OF the consttuional,iy OF
tho u y Bank weightier, We mean, with that nu-
mcrous party who receive opinions from General
Jnckson's mouth with the same rcvcr nfisl awe
and implicit crcdcnce that conscientious Mussul.
man would listen 10 tho laws Of his prophet Mr.
Mosby, uf cr stating, that, following III, example
OF Mr Madison, who once had some reputation as
a State Rights Politician" in V,renia. md
,hroughou the United Siaie,,) in considering the
question Of ,hr constitutional POWER Of the general
government TO establish a National Bank, no
longer detachable, IN consequence Of repeated
affirmative decisions, by each Of its departments
Legislative, cxcculvs and judicial, added M n
farther justification of his opinion, in the eyes
Of those who think that :" the King can do no
wrong, an extract from ono Of Gen. Jackson
| Messages, in which the President boldly declared
| that he does not entertain doubt that the Bank
ofihe United States may be so o,ganised a, not 10
infringe on the reserved righs Of me Sta,s,"i'
Why did this liulc sentence stick in the Enquirers
| eulle Was II afraid TO let its reader, stc that
with all it's own horror OF BANK as nm uncons,iiu
onal corporation, atll in tho constant habit Of
defending & loudlng man who cnietiniocd no doub,
| OF tho constitutional right OF tho general govern
rnent 10 incorporate " monster, provided Tho fash
onine of lis shape aud features should be entrusted
| 10 his wisdom and sagacityl Or, while il valued
MI Mosby's political opinions no cheaply, wns IL
afraid 10 let the pubic that it's great Idols were
worth no mofe
En- passani-- IL Mr. Richie will not give cher
~. stone Tor such politician m Mr.. Mostly, how
much will he give for l,is vote ~ Public Printer,
next winter
E'r Both of The Nashville popera having hois,cd
the White flag, prospectus has been issued for The
establishment, OF n Van Buren, Journal In thu, place.
II is to be allied The Union and 10 be edited by
NJ. A. Long. It will hardly find nuIrmcnt in Ten
ncssce.
E.r Nj, poindexirr arrived in Philadelphia on
the 2lst instant andswus received by a large con
cpurse of ci,izens, wish every mark of attention
md respect.
ii. II is announced, in the last Dnnvillc Obscr
vor, that Col DANIEL COLEMAN aud Will
LIAM WALTON, Esqrs. nre the candidates of
the administration purity, TO represent Plusylvsnla
county in the noxt Legislature VINCENT
WiTCHER ard WILLIAM SWANSON,
E-qrs. IRE tho Wing candidates.
g'rThc following The returns from 80 conn-
ties "a Tennessee, the question OF rs,fyng then
newly formed constitution
New Constitution, 36 Col
Old Constitution, l5,2l2
Majority for new, 2lAi0
dr A large portion of this mornings paper -