Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1839-10-24

isintd bssome among The faithfnl. that the fact oil
The Presidents son having connected himself b,
ni4friaes with southern lady. was guarantee 10
u ihal. # necessary. the father would stand by Us
whatever miglh br the constitutional vlews OF the
Pfesidfnf 81 the United States argument Dol
more ridiculous han WAS the motive which prom pr
ed The Anterior Resolutions deecitful and ieache-
rous ON the pan of those ho conceived this trek
10 dupe tie South into The support Of the Northern
spos party. fhrs originated in a caucus from
which e,ay southern Wing Sub. Treasury men
md all, were carefully excluded. Written b, mem
Der OF Congress from slsseholdiDg State. touched
and moulded by HE Speaker. they were destined to
find the light under the auspices OF Mr.. Fairfield Of
Maine. For reasons, here unnecessary TO mention.
they afterwards placed under the care nf Alb.
erton, from Isaac Hills slate, held up as the
political god Of oar salvation No Southern man
Is worthy OF confidence Who is willing to occupy
on tins question. the ground which these rrsolu-
tions cover. lie - either al heart with our rcyefs,
has not understanding enough to guard the IN
fetesis committed 10 his keeping or, han all
for political effect, he is willing 10 tamper with VI
tai interest TO promote the base ends of fact
The sun should set on the political life Of him who.
of any OF these considerations, adoj Is them his
creed In power more than ten years, where can
these spurious drm0t rats point TO a useful measure
or a wise movement They claim support by viz
Tue OF their name; with which, " like charity they
hope 10 cover a multitude uf sins" The apple a
tim OF The term "demoeial" 10 men who, if ihey
aud iypocil'cal professions, daily put II AT defiance
10 the expectation Of escaping punishment by cor
rnpiihg us sources through the workings of the
maxim that Ia the vcior "beloncs The spols," is a
polh cal Iraud. II we've indeed almos, ply TO de-
frisc them Of this. heir only boast, If II were not
iiih ~ HE name OF democracy they marching
with hasty strides, into absolute despotism. To
"hoin shall We look 10 remedy the mischief brought
on The country by the mat hluaons Of the '.spoils
p"ny ! I'm orlanI though II be, lis aqu"slioh am
II loss 10 answer. Between Clay, Harrison aud
Scott, large majority Of The Wings would choose
the inst. fear ono OF Them can unite the
strength of the opposition, however eminently quail
lied Tor the station. Without union all is los and
as matters mar stand, there is no prespcct Of that
The Harrisburg Convention wlll do good II IL
dominates cihef Of these individuals | have opin.
ions on ihis sulIecl, drawn from much observation
III Washington, and conversation with men from all
sections aud of every party. which-houevrr lust
ihey may seam 10 msseli-cumng from one so
young AT d so humble, cannot be expected TO cary
with ihem any weight or influence | shall. there
lore, loihedr 10 express them. Bun give me any
one 10 preference 10 Van Buren,. To live under such
chef is bad cnough-bu, TO see him Reelected Ia
The presidency, with the belief that he will exert
me patronage and power OF the government to place
Thomas ii. Benton in the char once filled by
Washington. caGnoi be tolerated. Tha, this is not
an idle fear was plainly manifested by what occurred
at The last session OF Congress. He is iayofite
candidate of the Office holders, aud parties in the
House Of Representatives we've even then organ
lHed with reference to his ecclion-ihe choice Ies-
mug Oeiweeen Denton and buchanan, the Larger
portion declaring TOR The former. The Globe Is IN
der his control, and what II says is re echoed by
every sturdy masin aud straryellng tnrnspn Of tie
party. Van Buren,. # he does nat lave nm, 1r,,s
hlih aad Benton rs The ruling genius in Washinnton
Aueady nave many oi the presses in the pny of the
Government opened their fire aeausl buchanan and
Al" 'ie leaders are on The side Of the KIM ht Of Chap
pei iliu May tho accused hour aye stand &C.
cursed IN the calendar that this political and mo-
ral monster elected 10 the presidency Thcf "a in b
Tue Rfaho centre 1t political iase-and intrigue
cunning nance, witty 10 lormer foe for motives
Oh me'eenary ambition, all that is Disgusting and
odlohs IN public man, will combine 10 form The
p''t'"' ana satesm"n In the coming contest Tor
me ptesldency ihls is the real question to be de.
cidedihls Is the ssne aud ieat are The cnnse
4ocnces involved mi lfyou want your heart steel
ca ana your arm nened 90 to Washneton and he
ho'a III me senate chamber the successor OF Mar.
TN Van Buren, in the person OF tins man See his
iecuent person arayed In the hablimenIs of the fon
listen 10 principles which VIII le he utiers with hi.
hrs he desplses in his heart-look Al ms Wilma
eye animated by the savage qualities within. reyel.
lng III the anticipated torture of victim selected
because OF his sirtue aud ability search his history
from the dawnlng at Chapel Hin 10 the GROWING
glory OF eSpuneing, aud # any one then lacks cou
rage 10 siilke Tor liberty aud law then is he worthy
10 be enslaved, aud enslTved too by Beulon.
For the KIND and hanenng manner in which YOU
nave pecn P'eased TO speah OF my services y pub
c man return you my sincere aud grateful ac-
acknowledgements, and beg leave to offer the enclosed
sentiment.
"1he Northern Man oiM Southern Princjpi,s"-
"'i' he not, as with his northern princples. offer
'",'n up ready sacrifice to The judicious views Of
pubic pol'cy, rightly understood in reference TO The
Individual interests of Martin Van Buren,
N"h great respect, am gentlemen,
loui obedient servant