Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1839-11-25

g., e uoes hot Know, OF course, that Abo
| u''oo men, ana women too, Tor aught we know f. =,
they seem 10 be wonderfully endowed ~ ,,i.n,'
''i courage, denounee openly in Mr. q trrisop's N,
per many oi the Wing candidates. aud ,spouse The
cause OF the Loeo-ioco Aboltinuists
! AS 'he 6iobe knows uothlog about these tlngs $
"i course, VIII 4 use the means in lis pouer to as
trflaln TIE lhcts Perhaps may Learn also thar the
fah bulen men cuuningly selected Abohllon men
'o' 'heir candidates, IN order 10 receive by tins
coaiiu"n oil Nal Buren, men and Aboluloulsis The
'oiss OF the nti.savery citaens.
J lie Globe we lmdein', wi" not copy this ar
/ have committed.
remarkable Prophccy-Glancinp few lays az,
at the proceedings of Congress in 1897. reoo,,eJ
'oi he Washington Telegraph, then Mr.. Cahoun's
''s"'' we were struck With remark of that geale-
man. which seems to us TO be more applicable ia
P'esen' parties than was TO those OF that day. lie
spoke IN solemn and impressive manner Of the
character oil the times. and Of the tendency Of things
To Confusion and revolution -" The last wear was
the most remarkable in our political existence
as marking period of more violent Innovation up
on established principles and a wider departure
from the sprt OF our institutions than had ever be.
lore been known He declared that the day was
rapidly approaching WHEN men must lakes sides as
! ConSefratttes or DeStractires"-For once, Mr..
Calhoun was keen-sish ted prophet but " ho could
have lorelold, while lac thus casting the horos-
cope OF the future, that the prophet himself would
be numbered among the DesHuctireS whose re-
evolutionary course he then denounced, and against
"hose principles and acts he lifted up his waning
voice Had he been told So he would have scout.
eu tue idea with scorn, As llazael answered the
ancient prophet, so would lie have replied: us
Thy servant adog, that he should do tins thing I"
IL 1t /, bruited about. although we do not be-
lIeve II, that Mr.. Calhoun has again changed his
opinion rs 10 the policy Of sproleclive Tarf, aud
that lie now deems its ie-euacton essential 10 the
establishment OF a sound currency. Werepea,, wc
do no. believe the rumor but should il turn our to
be true, Mr.. c. III be able TO prone that he never
denied or DOUBTED the consutionalty Of the system
and only questioned its expedlency under given cir.
cunstances And what is moIc, there are not wan
ting intelligent men who will believe him! Nay, the
State of South Carolina will wheel TO the roh,
about in solid column. taking, the mean while, a
Lethean dfaught to obIlterae from her menlor, the
Ordnance OF Null fc,ion.
Tennessee Legislature. TIE Resolutions instruct
ing Senators White and Foster 10 vote for The Sub
Treasury &c. passed the Senate of Tennessee at
mtdni9M on the Slh insr.-the hour comnurine
well with the decd.-We have no doubt, if thew mass
the other House, they Will be obeyed, or ,ha, the
Tennessee Senators viii resign The WLigs MIKE
no great fuss about tie Right of Instruction. bur
they generally submit TO il. The Democrats. ON
me o'het hand, have 1t ever their lips but never
illustrate and enloree il by example. Senator Wall
OF N Jersey, and Senators Brown aud STRANGE of
North Caollna are standing evidences Of thelr con.
tempt for the Right Of Instruction. which ,bey NV
pocniically profess to venera,e While the Legls-
l''ute OF Tennessee are lnsruciug Judge White aud
't' os'er out OF tbrr seats, we hope The I.reisla-
lure oil New York aud Michigan wall perform a
like favor for Mcssts. Wright and NoryelI. "'Turo
about is fair play" and it well enough to expose
tie hollow hearleness of these pretended servants
olthe people, when they choose TO tianpc their own
dogmas under foot for The purpose, vassal.llhe of
carrying into effect the DEGREES of their master the
President, even though tes be IN direct conflict with
the Peoples will
AT an earlier period of the same day, the House
OF Representatives pissed resolution in effect in
s'rucllng the Bank Of Tennessee, which is Slate
institution exclusively, not resume specie payments
until the Union and Planters banks should lead The
way! Thus Loco Foco Legislature with bitten
Determinations of Banks upon their lips dare not ART
up to their destructive Pm piles. rhey denoL oce
the banks as SutRalerS IN one breath, aud An the
next o'der themto 60 on s'cindAngt They proclaim
destruction 10 the whole systep; ont who, ,hey
have the power to destroy 1t, .hey cannot in the
eloquent language OF one of their leaders, tSenator
h"ane,1 nerve their step to the perllous march, 3"
IL uhey only dared 20 do what they SO repeatedly
threaten TO do, we should have mora compliance in
'he'f hone-y, without avery great dmlnuron Of our
fesPee, Tor Their understanding. Wheu, however
fhoy shrink from The performance of their own
they dare not practice upon the pre-
eepls which they pleach,-we are compelled to
doubt their integrity however much may admire
their prudence, Their whole history is one of viola
ted pledges but how the people expect il to be
otherwise when the redemption Of those pledges
would be the rum of the county!
Harrisburg ConreRtion .-From the State of Ala
bama the following delegates have been appointed
Arthur +. Hopkins and John GayIe for the State Il
large lst district, WIN. H. Smth-Geo p Berne,
alternate I'd, John NJ. Swoore-James jackson
alternate Sd. VIM. NJ. Mutphey-W. S. J,nes
alternate 4th, II. w. Hard-W. IL. Cren.
shaw alternate 5lh p. Herbert-John NJ Burke.
alternate.