Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1835-01-26

dence. compliment to William Ioxnd.. h..
diluted win u"deserved aai,ery to man .ho.s
| "ho'e conouct IS IN opposition TO the n,,o.,
Pts ana op'n'ons OF the erea, South Corol,,;,,
reiieeis no credit either on its author n, ,s oh;as
Gen. Jackson himself rebukes The au,hors :, ~
hnn,bug dinner, perhaps withou, n,cn,n, :, :,
The excellent toast, which, being un,bl. 10 &C.,,
the Invitation to attend on the occasion he ,r,n.
mhteo TO the par'y.-Wc copy i: with pleasure he.
cause we are grathed TO be able to saw !, !. inc,
sentiment, couched IN language suitable to an even,
" ""'e" every American citizen, to whatever par
" he belongs, feels a deep and lively in,ercs,
Here it is cot
" The payment of The Public Debt To, ~, .oo,
memorate It as an even, which gives u, Increased
power as nation, and reflects lustre on our Fede.
raj Union, OF whose justice, fidelity and wisdom. il
Is glorious illustration"
We intended to have noticed sundrv Of tho ,o..,.
gwen at the aumbug dinner but we find tina, This
article IL alreudy long enough. We mus, coo,en,
ourselves, therefore, with remarking that sneeches
were delivered by Mr.. Polk, MIR King of Alabama
Mr. Speaker Bell, Judge Wayne, jude White
Maj. Barry,& Col. Il. M johnson nearI, ,ll heo,'
ing the same family sencss, and bu,Jened with
the same themes tho Victory and the Deb, a. Gen
Jackson, who achieved the one, and pad the 9th.
cTl The only exception was that Of Judge Wavne
VINO, ,nasmuch as he was chairma of the commit
tee OF Foreign Relations in the House of Represen.
tatves, ant ecedcntly 20 his promotion to the bench
of the Supreme Court, thought il incumbent on him
to discourse Of French affalrs-which he DID. con.
GLIDING with this toast.
Our relations with France: We mus, have
justice, or there will be war
To which sentiment, we presume. there will be
be an Affirmative response f ON one extremity Of
the Union to the other; though the friead, Of the
administration are evidently endeavoiing to create
the impression that the Wing party are prepared
TO sacrifice the rights and honor Of their country
II thereby they may effect certain purposes suppo-
sell % be dear to them and that those right, md thai
honor are only safe in the hands of him who a.
chievedthe New Orleans Victory and paid off the
National Debt, and Of the party " no sustains him
O Temporal o morcs
We may probably recur to this subject hereafter,
(several OF the oasts inviting special remark for
which we have not room to>day,) should We not
he prevented by matters of more Importance.
NON-ELECTION OF COUNCILLOR.
1t will be seen, by the proceedings Of the Legis-
latuee, that, after two days balloting the Legisa
ture have failed to elect Councillor neither Of the
prominent candIdae s before them having been able
to command majority of its votes-Mr. Daniel is
obnoxious to that ma Iorty on account of his actv
ity as political par'iza in defence Of certain odi
Gus measures Of the adm nistrstion, and from his
supposed preference of Mr.. Van Buren,, as next
Pres dent-and Mr.. Pendeton, because he's pre-.
suned to be a nulifycr. We say presumed to I've
for, we were very much aston;shed that fact
denied. We have not the pleasure Of persona
acquaintance with Mr. Pendlcton but we have
frequently heard it said, by those who have, that
he is decided advocate Of the doctrine of nullifca-
ton: Certain it is, that others entertain that
impression, and hence his inability To unite upon
himself the whole strength Of the opposition in the !
Legislature. Were we honored with seat in that
body, we should vote against Mr.. Daniel, for the
reasons above suggested and because we cannot
doubt tina, it is exceedingly disasreesbe to him 10
be compelled to violate the great republican doctrine
of +" rotation in Office !" and we should vote against
Mr.. Pehdleton patty because, If he " is not
what is commonly entted nullifyer'-(for such is
the phraseolosy of his friend who denies IT, -hc
approaches near enough to that doctrine to render
us unable TO perceive how far he comes short OF It
but mainly because, while the little knot of Null
lifycrs in Virginia are continually eYhoring the
anti multiplying portion of the Wing party to hsr-
mony and union, they never fail, whenever an OF.
fee is to he be iled to thrust forward of their
own sect, whose claims they urge with an uncom- |
promising spirit well calculated 10 give offence, to
inspire ds,rust, and to excite opposition. The
" Nationals" it would seem, very fine fellows,
so long hey pull in the traces and walk IN the
path prescribed to them by the small but active
knot OF politicians who are forever preaching about
State Rights and Remedies but, let them offer
a candidate for an office, and forsooih, their qnon
dam ollies forthwith " take the studs, and, stand
ing upon their " reserved rights, threaten, if one
of their own sect is no, elected, they will go over
to TIE enemy. Wel-let them go, and the con-
sequences be on their own heads We hope the
title rhaanx Of scaHerers will be true to them
selves and their principles, and that they will mel
ther be coaxed nor driven into the support OF MI
Pondle,on. We are willing 10 give and take with
oyr allies long the two divisions act IN con
cert but object to giving them all the substnn-
tals while friends, composing the larger mole
~ Of the phaanx, are put off with empty thanks
for their votes But, it may be said, If, when the
election again comes on, The same candidates should
be started and the members should continue TO vote
as they have done, there will be no election. So
much tho better. 1000 dollars will be saved to
the treasury, and the public can sustain no loss
The Executive Council is at best but fifth wheel
"a fungus in our State government and we
should be nothing loth 20 see the whole trio IN
similar predicament.
sy We have not published the votes for Coun-
cior in the House of Delegates on the second day,
because they vary but little from those OF the hrs'
day, which were published in our lust Inc
vote in the Senate is copied in another column
BANK OF THE U. STATES.
Perceivine, from the length Of the Report of the
Committee of Finance Of the Senate, that we shall