Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1835-04-02
Mr.. WEBSTER utncp u,,,


brief editorial article in ,sf4,en.o L.
Calculations as TO the result Of the next Pr,
eieeiioi'' "hich ap cared IN This psper a e.. uai
! soee, mas been most Strangely misun lers,.., Oags
lis m aning met anusingly perverted l. ami
% 'r"tp end rfopfieiv thai tins m,sundar... uas
int psrverson should be correeted-thoa,t ahaihg
" seems to as thai tue article itself win 'ea-
t'oeh minds, Is Complete refn:dtion Of alt ~ u
erons deductions that have been drawn f,oo, D4i'
In the article referred to we quoted a eaie,i...
>, Tue We" 'o'h Courier, showing the views.r,'''
ho'of o, .na' paper rs 10 the relative s,re,.,. .
Messfs Webster, White & Van Buren in sh OF
| Tor the Presidency-anJ, after deJnc,',, ''n.s'
Webs'ct's hst of votes, as claimed bv ~, r, M
several States which we do not bel ,,r, ''ef,
for him, land the 1otoie ofwhch VIC dpflo,oa VOC
70, be sufficltnt to elect him, we cxnresst, nun
| ed, That, -" N our opinion, 1t would he int -
the Northern Wings to keep him in the en-, IN
AMI yet II has been said that in this verv a..' -
We had shown by calculator tha, Mr. 'w.tNlf
will be elected ! ! so'ltr
| Again-We quoted the calculation Of H., \,
andrIa Gazette, based on the supposition fb.,
contest woali be narrowed down to Mr.. Va n '
| rem ana Judge " he; and, after maxim, in
few corrections, according 10 cur views oi ~ ia
| sentiment, we expressly sad, Judge VIM. I,''f
by our cal eula,ion will be olrc,ed !" g. We, !, wen
thai we have shown, in hs very article The, Aad
chance is hopeless Ai
Aga'n-We expressly said thnt. ahb,,al
| feared the North IN Wings wo4ld not viii vi
| Nf. w .bs'er, though IN our opinion thrv o.,
10 So yet that no ticket would be run Tor ,ba,
tIeman in the Southern and South 4Vcsfero IL
where the contest will be between Van Bpr.n
Whtc-and yet it is said that we have a 'a'
shown the cloven forl, by exhibiting da,o,..1
ion to drop Judge Whife, md lake up Mr. va
ster i wv
Asun-We earnestly d procated4 The no,.;
o1uy of devolving upon the House Of Gre,,'.a,'.
tive, thu cho,re of next Presrlen', and nfoed H..
| 'doption Of some means by which the forces or,
Anu-Van Buren, party might BE- concentrated NM,
20 ne individual, in order that this conIinson,'
might b. avoided and yeti is nsanateJ,I2,
Ne are disposed TO deprive The people of their 10
sm lie figh, TO decide this question +! !!
We do not deem Il necessary to do more lb,
has to pl &C the text and the comment in jnx,a.oo
sition. Every man who can tell how msnV Mn.
beans il takes 10 make five, can see that tic som,
ments imputed to US could never have been cxr,,,
ri from the article from which hey are profcs,.Jy
dawn, but by subjecing that url,ce to the INNS
forming process Of political chemistry
We do not fear to adj (for we DO not bcIon,,,
the non-commlrta school hat, were the contest n,
the Presidency narrowed down to Mcssrs Wflsts,
The enSe-we should not hesitate " which Of Tho tun
TO choose Dl,ngreeng rs we do with Mr. Wcb
|ter IN some of his opinions, we nevertheless re- ri
MN as man OF spot!Css integrity of charict.r of
exalted PATRIOTISM, and Of owering abil.tv-n cvs
" respect as far removed from Mr.. Van Blr,as
reach, AS he Eagle in his pride Of place IS all =,
he " housing owl"
The otj c'Ion TO the election Of Mr. Webster
which, III he South would be urged with The mo,
decided effect would be drawn from his opros ton
TO the last "ar-And yet, so xb- and planls
bc opinion, that that n.prkeL sin in him is IN
NJ. Van req, who also unt ted himself with thu
peace party, ard endeavorfd 70 expoi Mr. Madison
from the Presidential chair, at a moment when The
emergencies OF the country demanded the supt5F
ofevery patriot, quite ule pccadlIlo, unworthy
IT s'rious mention, much less Of indi mani coz.
meni The old prorcrb, " one man may STE A
horse with IMMUNITY, while another shall b. tls,
for looking over The hedge," is fully ilIusfral.d m
the perllnaciy with which Mr.. Webster i. can.
demned for an act, which, in Mr. Van Raon.
who is equally guilty, is entirely orsoacn ana for
given
With regard TO Mr.. Weoster's Objectionable ron.
sttuIlondl opinions we risk nothing ia aging, TINT
IaiitddInarIa1 as Nv may be, they nre no.
Whit more than Mr.. Van Burcn's 4ape besn
The klnderhookr may have changed IN t6Is lie.
Sp'ct, sncr 1923 Tor aught we know 10 the coutrl.
ry-but, if h" has, we have a righ, To regards
change made under elrcums anc which throw sls.
plri'n upon his sincerity, with dlstust and ls
the part OF wisdom and prudence to stow conf
dence which IS pant of SLOW growth, upon TIC
with hesitation anil reluctance