Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1835-03-23
MR. STUART"S ADDRESS,


MR. STUART'5 ADDRESS,
We insert, on the first page, the Address of Ar
cbbalI Stuart, Esq. to the people of the Bedford
congressional district. Mr. S. avows himself sup
mar, of the prescott administration; because it is a
ara;os the Bank, though it is well known that Gen.
Jackson was anxious to supersedc it by another, of
oore objectionable chardcter--because the Prcs-
,o,, recommended notifications of the tariff sys-
tom though it is equally well known, that he assert
oltbe consttutionaty, and to a certain extent the
..yned,cncv of protecting duties-because the Pres
,lao, vetoed the Nlaysvillc Road BILL though it is
uudeniabe that he approved of various other b' Is
recoonrzjne essentially the same principle, and
Notwithstanding he has LAID down rule OF acton
n ,cl,,ion to the constitutional jurisdiction of the
general government the subl@c OF internal I'M.
nroyements which is only more lndlcrous than II
,s mischieyous-becansc the President issued
Proclamation against Notification, to the doctrines
ofxhich Mr. S. processes to be hostile while he
ns,,6es the combustion, TO which the President conl'
= not have arrived but by the assumption OF those
doc,rines-and because the President removed inc
Deposies, winch, originally disapprovng, MI
Stuart now regards as a measure Vi i'o'' eo'su'"
MAZE aL,,ity and foresight
Admitting however, that the President and Mr.
.oec, has Mr. S. the advantage over Col ClaI-
home Isno, Col. C. against the Tariff; against
Internal Improvement by the general government,
and against Notification No man denies or
doubts It's The single question on which the two
c,nIda,es Disagree, is the removal of the Depositcs
d and we shall be deceived, it, on this subject, an
Overwhelming majority Of The District do not agree
with Me. Claibo, ms, that that was an act al once
vlndicive and arbitrary, and destructive
| or the best interests Of the country.
In relation to the next Presidency, Mr.. Stuart,
,;ocssing great trankness is nevertheless strange
| " MYSTERIOUS and ambiguous. tie very candidly,
his true tells NJ for whom he shall not vote but
nurlkes US, that, at a time like the present. when,
ms he assures u.s. the elective franchise should be
Exercised with peculiar vigilance, he shoud have
fon. a step farther, and desi grated his favorItc.
A for the twaddle about The " candidate of the
Republican pary"-it is all moonshInc. The
e,o5,da,e Of the parry with whom Mr. Stuart
nett, mill be Martin Van Buren,. Will Mr.. Stu
,c suppor, him i? If he does, what will he do with
his pri,cip,ss? We think i. will puzzle him to
reconcile Mr.. Van Buren's support Of the doctrine
efn,ern, Il mpro yements and his vote for the ta,f
ri is23-to say nothing of his course on the Mis-
souri, question, -wi,h the chart laid down IN his
Address TO the people ofhis District
z.p Those logical gentlemen who contend, be-
cause Mr. Jones' of Pen1lcton, voted Tor Nlr. Le'sh
in opposition to instructions, that the Whs ca"o,'
tates in Campbell &c. should therefore be reJec.eo'
are guilty. Of strange Inconsistency IN sustaining
D Flood our Senator, who voed LOT M'' n''o''
IN direct opposition to instructions when ne 'ece''
eilast Spring at the polls-and wh'ch WIN NC
rewed TO him this year, by the e'ec'''' " Wv
Wig candidates in two Of the three counties co''
posing his district, and, in our epin'on' :" a" "
Them. They care nothing, 1t seems a"out a'So-
tdlqnce of Instructions when they Proh' ny J"
~ I, 10 said that Gen Jackson intends to visit
Tennessee during this sprung or snm"''
HE Indications of public sentiment which we CON
,aolv roc.;vo from that quarter, we predict that he
will have his hands full 10 Van Burenlze the people
There
-, The Constitution frigate, which is ordered
N Havre to convey our Minister from rance u"
arrt,in contingency. which we now gooo .easo"
% believe will not occur, is to carry on her w"
Sgre head of Gen. Jackson-a new one having
,su carved to occupy the place OF that so irrfVer-
entity sawed asunder and buried twenty ,''"''''
deep, some months ago 1t will doubtless slr'ke ter
pr on all the coasts OF France, as does lis of's'"a''
Wherever he moves.
Controrersv brewing 1T will be recol'ec'eo
hat Gov Branch, in speech before inc LosN
lure of North Carolina at its late session. occ'afeu
That he heard Gen. jackson say that " MR.: o'e'e,,
BON was no, worth the powder and shot "ouo
Take to kill him = & that this declaration nus oo',
nu'hor,a,,vcly denied by the Pres dent, 10 inc Cu'
umns of the Enquirer. The Wing says v" w.
pave heard tina, Mr. Branch can substan''a'c l'S
hrmaton by ndubi,abe evidence )" and Inc TX
ord IN. c. Examiner, published hea, w,
hfdochs place of residence remarks, Jon" ID
as never yet been convicted, or even susp' e'''
asehood, ard we shall be extremely $40" " w
iese that he has uttered an unruth on TINS occ"S'o"
VIII no doubt be proven, however, ny ''' 'o'p"
IA oath of Stewart and Foy, the OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES
Washington CITY,"
II The reader will be amused, as wei as IL
tuc'cd by perusal Of M. Scruricrs gfaph'c ~
ESQ his government, which we inscf' tl''s NV :,
's We would not have bcgrudged a lr'iie 10 nav
Uten present, when the President heard ina. F'''
mrcad in which Mr.. Forsyth speaks Oh "'n. :,
aSns waited with great patience, " Contrary
natural character" The Secretary,we susPe'
Nnu difficult to make his peace again.
AT The New Hampshire Election has res"''e'
" was expected, in favor of the adm'nlsIa"o'
''am badger is chosen Governor, ana oa''u
"Aaan, Burning Nj. Bean, franklin fie'ce' y