Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1835-02-12
REMAR KS.

REM nRKS.
The notes Of preparation that are sounding
throughout the State, give token that April next,
Will be warm u busy month AT least, tbe jack.
son party are determined it shall no; be their ihuIt
f II I've otherwise. Meetings have b. en- held in va.
rous counties, and in others they nre called, for
the purpose Of concentrating their s,reng h. organi-
z'ng their forces, an bringing forward their most
popular men, as candidates, 10th for Congress and
'ho State Legislature. And they boldly asow.
rhnt the issue which they intend tomakc unIs
Leigh or AntLeish'- whether that gentleman
sh II or shall not be instructed out Of his
winter. For ourselves, we do not hesitate 10 aver
that we regard this by far more important qnes.
ton than that deeld las; pri in favor Ct nis e.
lection II IS more important, because, in addition
to the vital PRINCIPLES nvolvcd in ihnt contest arc
added others Of not less tcer & abiding ntrtsl-lt
is TO be dccidci,by The people of Va, nexl Spring.
whether they Will instruct their Senators 10 kpUnge
from tho Jou mails OF the Senate, resolution con-
demning glazing assumption of power on the
part OF lhe National Elk, cnfire, which, when il was
perpc'r'tcd, denounced Ivy two-thrds OF their
Leg stature They are to decide whether the max
I'M. long ago practically exploded in he most en-
lightcnod cour ries Of Europe, that the King con
DO no wrong" Is 10 tc REGARDED as a poiicd t1-
ISM in this representative government They arc
Of the States, have the right, and are IN duty
bound, 10 warn the pooric of Executive enc,oocb.
menrs, AMI 10 resist them by all legitimate means
IN their power, or whehcr they are the echoes
OF the Executive will, The passive creatures OF his
pleasure, and The men al registrars of his eficts-
lhoy are to decide whether Legislative freedom o.
op'nion IS Substantive thing, or an empty SOUND
az whether The Senate, dcsi gned in the begnnh5
10 he permanent body removed from the eeu''
IONS OF popular frenzy, is to be even less sao41
man me House OF Representatives. and made '''o
football oil faciious demagosues to be raised 10 o.
nee, or Kicked out, as they yield to, ortesst Tue
MAD illusions which sometimes, like furious
wnir'wind, sweep over the body polite demon
'shmg every safeguard provided, in better tine''
Tor the preservation and perpcruaiion OF the rpo'0
liberties. We hone that the importance OF lnes'
questions w'll arouse The Wing party of Virs'h'n'
rom their present apparent apathy and l"ffo''
They may rest assured, that, although the Sena'o'
raj election Is over. the victory is not consu"ha
ted. They have yet to secure, by another triumph
Tho ground that ih"y have won from the eneH!.
We 'mplore them. then, to grid on their arn'o' Nv
the confic, that is al hand; and not, like an y"
cautious General in tho first flush Of triumph o'.
get that the enemy, though vanquished. Is ~" !"
the field, and that lie is marshans his forces io'A
renewal of,he fierce struggle
One o: the devices upon which the jackson POI
'y mainly rely TO etFec, their purposes next sFfI"s
IS TO charge their opponents with disobed'enee "
instructions in the late Sen ,tora election a'o
represent 10 them that this great and 'nesnn'''
f'ght Is endangered, and will be forever w."
should the people raufy the decision OF The P'e'.",
Legislature. That the allegation is untrue 70 ''
great extent, We do MOI hesitate 10 asscrl-o"o,
II be ,fuc at all, the Jackson party are a. gun,
the Wings We proceed briefly to subs,'' ,h,l
this assertion. Il has been demonstrates W." ~
Messss. Barton aud Smith Of Frsdcries, '0"e'