Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1836-10-17

,,l.I politician. he '''.s no '''> -. =
linen. lie has not one set "f onininn>
'0' ii, and another for the North. H.
.,,,orsoip men in power. whom he had ID
,,,nced when candidates for Office.
s.e both hi, friends and his enfn'ss know
-. "a find Iinl-f'r h" never turns his back up
Clect HIM aad though we may not
:. ,omc of his opinions. we shall At lcas,
,I,,so opinions are. AT the age Of 90.
w" reo,ire !" nrw lights TO enah' him
na,bcr or not Congress has the right 10
,le Slave property Of the ciiiz ms Of the
r Columbia. The light wiicl, beam,
,bs constitution teIl+ him th't Congress does
,,y snc power AM he will be the
assist its exercise. as lie was, IN 1921, 10 r,-
II. attempt made by the Abolition fan ncs Of
a., with M,r,in Van Barenand his federal ally,
am. King. at their head, TO snbv'r' the very pill
r sout,ern security, peace an proSpcri-
r.. reo,iring of Missouri the right 10 iolr-
40 Slavery within her limits, as an -" mdis-
..,hL condition" Of her admission into the t.
Pom
If,hc peop'e ofVirginia desire 10 clrva;, 10 l'u'
n
h ,o.;leo,ial char man who has breu always on.
,,o3 10 heir Interests and their principles, until
/, bce,mc his pulley 10 bid for Southern VOTES, l.,
,.emng, though not real rcnunci dion of opi
mons which they have always repuiaed, then
4. them vote for MIriin Van Barren.
IN prefer the vcricst tin,e-scrvcr and plr,.
,ile That ever sought to crawl 10 power upon the
Ladder Of anolcr's popularity, L.. them elect Va
Buren,.
lfiLey wish to sustain tn doctrines Of the do nj
nam party, By which III. c,tir. p,v.r, Of tin
Government are 10 be concentrated j., the Ex.
,enlye head, and the structure Of our govern
! men, thereby asssiunila'cd 10 Il Monarchy les,
! limited ilran that Of L lganI,- principle ear
Enc,ls comblitel hy Via BIrrn him, If in H., d :
bate on the Plnaml miss;oa, LET lhcm cleo, Van
Bmcn.
lf,hry desire 10 soc the" ,,nil>" priaci7'c orr
relu,,cd, all The off as Of the cola,ry bestowed
upon party dos, as the reward of thcir Il l,lry
to the rrisnns powers, and the flcedom af on.
MON crushed by the osiracIsn OF all who d m, Ia
dsaprose Of heir measures, Mr,in Van Barren
il their man.
lfthty desire TO see economy baai>hri fom
the gov 'rnmrnt, and In, treasures of the n,.i,a
dangerous schemes, Naa Burrn i. th. man thai
will answer llelr purpose exactly.
II hey wish 10 sanction The pernco1s prncipl,
Of Presidents aPppatlnt his owa slccesS,r.
thin let them elect Van Blreu, AMI her ,al,er
VIZ shall know that the process of rlrctinp orr
Chic M1glslracy is an empty AMI d,hr,ivr form.
In on word, if they d SIR To ill the Prr>i,lrn
tial chair will naa utterly destitute OF fixed 10.
ilcd principles VIII, ac'>nowlr,l, ~, no rae
Of action but crpedieacy,- -nl who deems no;l,iag +
ffPrd'cnt that does not tend TO hi, own personal
adsdnlae" and agerandizrmrnt, they cannot find
more " asailablr" candidate dian NJ rrtin Van Blu.
ZEN.
But, If t,le people Of Virginia desire TO see the
sueean stable clranscd iii they would restore the
aeacnt simplicity of the govcrnmrnt-if the,
'oud manifest proper reg ,rl for ,hrir rights.
nd firm dctcrmi la,ion To maintain rhrn-f
hey would see the Offices OF the country cont, +
ed on men who can Stand the old Jril,r<onian
st; vino are honest. capable and fathful to the
institution. without regard 10 pirtv opininns-ic
ey would coniinr the action OF each departmrn,
the federal government, within its constitutional
fbi-f they would preserve he rig hts Of the States
nm encroac hmrnt, and the power, of the general
ov rnment from paraly si>--if they wish for an g.
onomica, administration, and for a wise and benz
fetal appropriation Of the public rrvcn,cs-if
,cy would sec IA MN Of honesty and uno.'cnta-
'ous Republican simplicity Installed the success
or oftrir own Washington, Jefferson, Madison
nd Monroe-and if they wish to nip in the bud
ne daring attempt of the President to dictate his
lccessor to the p'oplc-;l,rn let them vote Il.
ainst Martin Van b ircn then lIusl, L. White
+ VIM. II. llIr ison Shoul be, we doubt not
nc Of tlem viii b., the mt1 Of lh,ir ch1icc.
~ Several gl.,riny mis-statcm.nts, have been
detected, exposed and retu,rd in the Enonire's
Views upon the Ru5icon," WHY has not the
inquirer done justice in the premise, Profess |
ns great personal respect for Cen. HARRISON
ny docs it refuse to retract tho calumnics winch
has circulated against him 7
" Since Mr. Richie has b en- IN rnpd ,h II
nartm Van Buren, vocl for The Bankrupt law, he .
l"' oecn as dumb as an oyster IN that theme
rev'o,sly, he urged ike vote of Gen. Ilnri,on
'sa e'arlng Infringement, of the Vrrgi ia cole of
whites. viii the Enquirer tell us how it is thai
'e'e'y IN Gen. Harrison is orthoaory in Vaa b.
rrn1
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