Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1839-06-17
LySCsEnuRG, suNE ~, 1910.
JOHN TYLER, ESQ-Tr'. IMPRACTICAL
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minated that sundfy leading Wings in this State had
abanduned Gher old associates, and determined, like
/ itself to sink orsnim with Martin Van Buren,"
In later No. Of thai paper we observe a very pal
! pable hint that, among these " retreatlng' Wings
is John TYR, Esq. We do not know upon whit
authority lire Enquirer ventures 10 claim Mr.. Tyler,
a i al Bufsn man-peflaps the Editor has re-
ce,ed a "coufdential" letter from lhat gentleman
announcing his adhesion to The powers ,la,be But
If there be any just ground FOR charging MIR. Tyler
with abandonment Of the Wing raths, VIC can
only say that unless " new lights have dawned upon
thai gencman's mnd since last winter, his conduct
toward. the Wing parry has been nahed by the most
barelaced esuity--to call il by no harsheI We
shano believe, however, that Nh Tyler has given
any warrant for thisinuendo of the Enquirer until We
receive stronger evidence Of the fact. Wcknow IN
decd tlal sasj icons wee anoa last winter; but we
like ise know thai Mr.. Tyler studiousy endeavorcd
to temove those suspicious. We shall not admit
that he was then PLAYING double part, until we
have conclusive testimony Of his dupici,y. But, as
the Richmond Wing, remarks, The willy Editor
is anxious induce Mr.. Tyle's Wing associates
dstrust him. But tic lot is TOO bald and pail abe
to impose upon any. Ii The Editor himself were
put upon bis book oath he would be .compelled
to admit that his insnuation against Mr.. 7. is des-
tltute Of The slightest foundaon-the coinage of his
own BRAIN
The Wing furnishes, toe, some "crumbs Of
comfort" 10 his neighbor in connection with some
other Of the lmpraetcablts, which we confess We
are gratiGed than sutprizcd TO see. The FOL
lowing letter from Albernaile:
"JuNE 4th, 80.
- am induced TO tespass your indulge for
the purpose Of placing some gentlemen and the
Wing party IN this Dsirct in 4 eruue position; and
II oohntefact any wrong impression which may have
been made by order OF old friend Toms ciasSifca-
TONS, calculations. comments deductions, &c, as TO
the sediments and Ultimate course Of the Impracti
eables aud Conservatives hereaboos. His reason
ing is forced and any thing but Just, and he knows
it hat having lost the State. he sells about to coax
wheedc, flatter aud mlseprese0t. that it may have
lis influence out OF the State and operate upon he
elections that are come Off this sumner and au-
tumn in the other States. For his comfort can
assure HIM that Glmcl and Soniha understand
linn, and Notwithstanding all his caiolery and hAlfery.
bave proclaimed nncompromisng hostility 10 Van
/ Bmem Under no circumstances will then votes be
cast for him. The Conservatives here. do not
mean to include the whole parry, but certainly many
heretofore warm supporters of Van. viii now take
Clay. Every Wing in the county with the cxcep-
lion Of ten or twelve mot morc) out for Clay, aud
do not despair that these will Ultimately take Clay
or the nominee Of the National Convention
Ard the following is from another lmpracIicable:
"JUNE oh, 1880
=" see that your neighbour in his last Fndpy 5
paper, counts largely upon the lmrtacticable Wings
to help him OF his difficulties. FIR one YOU
may tell him, he techons without lis host. His
compliments to my "Gmness,' "cousistency' and
"honeSis" cannot draw me into alliance with his ser.
vile horde. 1etes him and all his set ard as |
l.,I
YOU aud the rest who were willing TO take Mr.. Rives
think know what prompts HE Editors compli-
meats TO our consistency, &c, and the know ledge OF
his motives gives me worse opinion of Inn
than had previously entertained. lie feels no re
spect Tor the principles upon which AGILE /:
incapable OF approaching them: he hopes to MAKE
us his dnprs aud through what be no doubt consd
els, Judging from his rreatncnto of the Conservatives
our excessive honesty or rather folly, to work ou
his own salvation. Tell hp, to use one of hi,
tayoriie phrases. we 'scofn' his compliments aud
wonld vastly prefer his censute 10 his praise. | pain,
me 10 be IN position, where am exposed to i.
COMMUNICATIONS, but could mol help it, and hope il
may not be SO long" &c. &c
Alter this, we may soon expect TO the finn
honest and consistent" lmpmctioabes Denounced
as often X as freely they are now despatched witt
What we are glad to is unwelcomc praise, by ,hs
Enquirer!
The truth is, the lmprac,cabes begin row t,
see, that, willie the Van Buren party wcre yer,
willing to HSe, they did intend TO eonfde in then
that, whilst they were very lavish of praise the,
were equally reluctant to trust them. Hence thei
attempt TO Turn Hunter Of Essex out of Congress
aua Smith o! Gloucester hut Ct the Legislature
Hence too. their sneers, now. at Dune, " I!soe q
Cumberland, and Gen. Gordon Of Abcrn arle. as
new recruits" in whom the " Democracy" had
no confidence The lmpractioaLles with all these
iacts before them, in come con with that still
stronger consideration, that the Administration OF
Martin Van Buren, still maintains those obnoxious
principles againstwhich they so long and CALAMITY
comoaed cannot, viii not separate longer from the
great body OF Ghelr party in thel patriotic efforts
TO reiorm existing abuses We hope to see the Whips
next winter present an undivided 'front.' and rendering
boldly to the people The ereat and true issue before
hem-to wit, the NEXT PRESIDENTIAL F.
LECTION. We are prepared to raise alon the
banner OF Henry Cay-and to separate at once.
from those VII" are not, not being with, but a.
sanst us
MORE PLOTS
The Enquirer has GOT back TO its pl1 and sill
swears that he exploded, BY exposing it, And the
ne" proof which lie brings of his sagacliy is about
as coacusrc as the original evidence Of lis existence