Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1835-04-02
VANBUREN TACTICS.

We invite attention to the following article
tom the New York Courier
au IAN Burcn and the S2lw Qneaton.-lt
u "a, ola.eth.r iair for MIR Van Bu. ens ttiend'
I, rec,ioneer for him upon such oi'Posi sronnds,
in onposita paints of the compass. Il having been
,ecsnliy siatctfin Virginia that fIr 10 IN favor OF
the abnto1 of slavery the Richmond Enquirer OF
the l2h instant contains formal contradiction OF
The statement, and declares, upon the nuthori OF
nm intimate friend Of Mr.. V, B. that he not only
maintains cmph,licnly that Congress has no right,
fader the constitution TO NEEDLE with slavery IN
tae States but that he NiHkS II eHogetaer tnefPe-
JieqsI0 do So il. the DlStftct n C"t~m0i1. NO v,
while his doctrine IL made SubSerNieht TO MS pur-
nlsps in Virginia, his tools IN Connecticut are max
ing interest for him in direction dianetlcal'y OPP
posite and Mr.. 'ckson, Wing M n'oer OF 'Ile
last Conorcss, and now a candidate FOR reelection,
living voted during the cent session, FOR laying
On The table certain memorials in favor of abolition
of slavery in The District, the Van Bnren men are
rs. y the circumstance wifh all their m ct, 10 de-
feat Mr. is election. They profess the utmost
horror of the act arc actually calling meetings,
mi m king sanctimonkpus speeches agai's a
man who ha, voted precisely Van Bnrcn's friends
IN Virginia say he would vote! All We have to
sly n his matter IS of exceedingly simple aPpca-
non IN both directions II Van Burcrism Is right
in is danunciations in Conncclira', 21okfo 4 Pr
sait! Il the do'rrlnes which II maintains IN
gfgInia are cottccf, lark 10 Aem CoaaecttcW.
Wh / is right ia one State ought not to be wrong
N the oher, merely b cause Van Buenism IS
lnh ways and all ways, IN different Localities. II
IS not, OF course necessary 10 s ate which OF the
,ttgorIcs We arc IN uurselvts-it is pretty well
. k own what onr opinions are III relation TO tins
.1aje.t but pro est az inst urging &c eiaims "i
tn heir prcsnmptIve 'or II p7rteul1r d'crtee /"
one STATE and for The very reverse OF that doctrine
! IN another Let Mr.. Van Baren's doctrines,
whatever tn Y may be, preserve t1cr intcgrity-
| II them at least, be kept together as a nnaA"
. THIS blowing hot at he south. and cold at the
uarlh in the same breath, is pac ng he vcrsdal'tg
afthat geplenlan's talents in position which we
d. not like. He has 10 rig ht 10 make fools OF tut
one 5 ate at a time"
| seems, from the foregoing article, that while
i Mr. Van Burens friends in Virginia arc claiming
| for nm the credit Of being n Southern man IN his
| ONIONS, in order to ob ain Southern votes, his
| fl1nds in lie North playing the opposite game,
and asserting that he is AnSouthcrn IN his opn-
oas on the SUI jet most vitality affecting our inter-
ess and prelud,tes. The people of Virginia should
5trarc Of tins wolf in Sleeps clothing
q Our friends at distance, we think, need en-
trtan no apprehension 10 the result OF The cleo
ION in Campbell. Both parties, it is true, seem to
BE sanguine but, in our opinion, fonn ed on 'h'oF
narlon from all sections OF the county, the success
Mcssrs. Moshy ard Burton, the Wing oandi-
,tes is beyond all doubt. W shall be disappo'n-
@5Gthe Wing majority be not at least % more
snwas last Spring.
II The letter of" A Freebooter Of Bedford" to
Mr. Archibald Stuart, should he read not only in
INT Congressional district, but by all whom u rca-
'nes. | s'rips the mask from the bold pretenslons
Of Jackson SIN, and pourtrays TIN all us dnPiIc"y
'@l hypocrisy with its janus faced opinions a
aHed 10 the North or 10 the South, as clrcumstan-
sJusiIfy or policy dictates.
II A meeting of many Of the Wing members
1.-THE government, of Maryland was held at An.
aapos, on the 20th ul,. and resolutions adofed,
ISL peGging themselves g to their test efforts
'prestrve the Wing party in union and concert,
WIN view to the election Of a President ana wee
resident of the United States, after the expiration
""epresent terms of those Offices ) and IDLY, re-
9"oending to the Wing rty OF that State : 10
s.o'n tom all nomna ions of candidates for those
", YS Tor the present, and uniII Convention OF the
els party o: the State can be held in the city OF
D't aN, which they recommend to be held on
UT "a OF December next
~ - onr paper mus, necessarily par'akc almost
"''ely OF a political character for few weeks
,o sV''c' Ia short time shall be enabled 10 res
-'u Agricultural head to It's old niche, and other-
Wa" DIVERSITY our columns-and, IN &c"
Der V" we expect to present our readers with lar
h, printed with new and handsome
NM M ant on sup rlor paper--whout any atdi-
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