Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1839-06-03
TO THE SUB-TREASURY WIGS.

10 LIE 81 TREASURY WIGS.
Read in the fate of Dr. Francis Mallory, Robert NJ r.
Hunter and Col. Thos Smith of Gloucester, the desiin,
which awaits unless towpg OFF all reserve, equi-
ring neither indemnity for the pas security for the ~.
ture unhesiatngly adopt he slav of the day
and resolve to sink or swim with Martin Van Burrn ~
Dr. Mallory is Sub-Teasury Whig--but refusing 10
commit hmsein favor of Mr.. Van Buren,, and the
time declining to in favor of any other man
next President he opposed by Mr. Hocman elected
from his seat in Congress
Mr. Hunter occupied the position, and maintained
with signal ability But to him. opposition maured,
nnd fe has not been defeated he indebted
the noble foreamnce Of the Wings, who though widely DIFF
fering from him ON this question: rallied his su,Aor
when he threatened with overthrow by his allf Of
cause he slavish as the times require.
Col Smith expressed his preference for Mr.. Van Buren,
yer Mr. Clay, though he refused give the sink SWIM
pcdseand he, fsa'ed ALL saved by the generosity
OF the Whes, who rcgreing his conditional adhesion
party against whose abuses they have long baed tose
err nevertheless revolcd the ,cachcry his
friends!
We repeat that in the pursued towards these gen
cmen may Mr. Calhoun and his friends read the that
Is required at their hands, and the destiny that awaits them
They must not only be forc Sub Traasurybut they must
agree to sink swim with Mr. Van Buren," il they would
avert opposition and the confidence ofha party. That
is the only tcstle only merit the of the powers that
be- Possessed of that quaic though differing from the
Administration in all things else and there is no bar pre-
fermen' Scorn the colar-rcfuse proclaim yourself the
born tra OF Cedric the Saxon,and though you be Tor
the Sub-reasnry and for every other Of the Admin
istraon, yet yon will be put down
To what pass have arrived, whe the old Jeersoninn
passport To occcapacy integrity and fidelity TO the con
stuiion,-s abolished and when the only question asked
"Are YOU in favor Of Martin Van Burens election VIII
You be faithful to him z"
The spirit of every freeman should rccocci the degrading
test.
W letter from Charlottesville has thrown the Edhoro
the Enquirer into spasE. II The best spirit rAs's
here among the Wings and vativesmot OF the Con
sevves voting the entire Wing ticket, while the wings
nave generally united on Garau for Congress- Public sen
nert IS sweeping in resness current in favor oil Hem!
Oay The mists of prejudice clearing away, and ne
almost universally hailed the of the People. So great
change on any subject have Witnessed as that "h
he Enquirer reads, in signs like these the downfall oil h'
'l nasty with which il stands pledged sink or SWIM
'nhn nvokcs j. T. Anderson and B. G. Payne to ooHe
10 the rescuemen whom would have prescribed and ban
she' from the public coancls, if their constituents cou''
nave been moulded to its purposes. Having essu'y "
ed It's anger, it now hopes win them back by weiis
ID compliments to their integrity we shall see whe'"''
hey are 10 be caught by chaf
g We had intended to lay before our readers
ns morning tabular statement the result 81 INC
ate electious--hut circumstances, aver winch We