Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1838-11-15
POLITICAL.
I.OCDFOGOISM.
FROM TIM INV iuRk AMERICAN.

TIM INV YORK AMERICAN.
Official aanunc,aton at 7ammaay Haa 81 Me princi-
pies If Ae P0rtY.
It's well known the People Of the United States
that the WhlR press has uniformly imputed 10 the
leaders o the Ioooiooo party IN this city principles
Hheh went To the total destruction oi all the rights
OF property, aud all the social cs oi life This chnfge
has not heen made without foundation, nor has any
statement ever appeared which WAS not based upon
satisfactory evidence. In Justice also 10 Tamnany
Hall ought To be said thai. while the adhefenIs oil
Mr., VAN luHrN IN the county have, In extent
dlseiamed the revolutionary aud dcmotali2iug doe
tunes sci forth h, the Presidents special counsellor
aud advisers IA the city, the auet have never official
Is dIsclamcd even the features oi the ehhrge.
Recently, however, IN order to show that they
10 not fear 10 proclaim such doctrines, they officially
published them Ia the wo,ldn their organs III tins
cuy--as the very grounds which they hope 10
succeed. A meeting WAS held nj Tammany recent
ly, nj which John ~ Httdcnbrook presided NJ ehair
man, assisted by thifty Wee Presidents and eight
Secretaries the official proceedings OF winch the T.
venlng Post sanctions IN The following language;
We publish the ercctient address, aud resolutions
adopted on that uccaslnn"
The address here spoken Of contains Tho following
extraordinary paragraph;
Nor Inns our country amy reason To fear social
disorder. ANARsni IL nur A STATE or TRANSITIONS.
II cannot exist Ms permanent condition OF things
The very nature OF mnn renders social order ine,lla
bic Eren temporary confusion cdn occur only as
consequence 10 prerahs fhtfinR ementot c tue frin
cpes N soc,ctg. All the laws III nature harmontge,
aud II - Gully when some OF them ave violated that
,bnsnlson cusues. II human regulations dld not pro
dure drHfeidi and unjust d4sriba 81 ptopfriy
stasof thing e5d neney eris an ieic property oHid
be ENDANGERED. " here the avmtclous lew have
controlled Legislation 10 concentrate and petpetu
ate property IN themselves, II ~ natural that they
should seek TO exclude from political power all who
have stake III soclriv,' and that they should
pmd The pundored masses rs hostile 10 such rights
OF property and such II social order II - natural
that they should dsrus all whose OF Justice Is
moi subdued by participation IN the sros, aud that
they shonld tIembr ior their ia7aiioHs possessions
and the SuStcm Hlicb HJhoi3S Her,. But where
ciey is constructed on lus principles, such nppte-
tensions nre vislona, and absurd Convulsion the
struggle OF nature with disease in the body polite,
and can never occur when llie system is IN health"
lIeto we have then, an Official nvowHl that "dpdr-
hy1s tut a SLATE u HdDsiiion-that "eyen temporas
~ confusion can only occur rs u consequence To
previous infringement OF the tue principles OF sotre-
y"-and al human regulations did not pf oducc attl-
hcial and unjust distributions Of property state ni
things could never exist IN which properly would he
cudanGcfed." In other words that tile present laws
are all wrong-ha' society IS based lmpropc fonn-
dahons-nnd that the object of the patty To subvcn
both. In short, we have here the official avownl Of
all that the Wings have charged upon the Loco
focos, N all its full length aud breadth.
The following resolution passed at the same
meeting:
Re ored. That The address 4 proceedings ofllis
meeting be published in the Evening Posi-. New Era.
Tfuth Teller, and German paper; aud that tire Al
bany Argus aud Washington Globe be requested To
copy the same"
Accordingly, The sentiments in the above quota
ton appeared IN the Globe. duly and officially sane
TONED by that paper ms the organ Of The Government
OF the United States