Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1839-02-07
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axes; aud spsrned and secuted. and sui dow
Nnm you thar, maguanlmity and chivalsy
mas It come TO this-:hat the advances ofthe Con-
se'.a"ves are to be repealed by the Wings OF Vu-
kn's-tepeIed by them alone while the Whigs Of
the Union besides for Rves a. they are for Tall
madge Rues stands self yiujic a,.d m honest and
independent IN the position he has assumed; aud The
very pararchs otihe Wings are known to be Tor him.
Aet these Mu,inses Of ours would have him tied
neck and heels. and delivered over 10 the loco foco
eAesuuoners to be slaughtered burnt NJ the stake
we suppose iha, Mu,ius would have 1t that every
man who has ever quit the Jackson ranks is unfit
oe trusted: and then We should like to know how ma
nv VIII DO left 10 pull down the present neta,i
fo"hte, and execraied administration "A handful,
almost smaller than the "Spauan band a. they have
been called.
II Mu,ius, in the wisdom Of his WAYS. has fixed in
ms mind limit for the days OF grace in coming over
10 the rescue from the Administration camp 10 the
grsnu a'my OF The Wings let him enlghisn the world
now long II takes 10 tonsnmmate the objectionable
sin. Mutius himself may be under the necessity Of
assuming no very short term.
word more. and will leave this Roman lecturer
upon political Ethics to rant ut his pleasure He
says "he has conversed with many Whss from
town and country. all Of whom except few who
once supported Gen. Jackson's administration de.
Gouncc the proposition to support Rives for the Sc
nate" Aye that is a strange distinction. Al the
original Wings, then, that Mutius has conversed with
are against Rivcs--dH, every one without exception
and teie, that were once Jackson men, for him
lhere seems TO be, them very marked difference,
somehow or other, between an original Wing aud
Wing tina, was once y Jackson man.-Fys, Mu.
titus!
Out let us examine the other side Can Mutiux
lay his finger upon an Ultra. Adminis,ration man,
thorough going Van Burenile, who will not 20 all
lengths with him in denouncing Rvcs aud opposing
his election to the Senate His ren,rks abe ut pub
lie sentiment were maniesly intended for the Legs
lature, As well as olhers.-l can inform Muus what
the sentiment in that body all the loco .focos are
~ bitter rs himself against Rives and WILL every
OF them, assist the magnan,mons and valiant NJ utus
in holding the victim to the block whilst he decap.
tates with the axe.
Does rot Mu,ius, and every body else. see tina, the
whole pack OF loo .focos full chorus At Rves'
heeis--with open Notwithstanding, yelpnc aud snap-
png-and does he expect to find the noble spirit OF
Wing giving courage and comfort to the chase
No, Sir, let the Wings beat The dogs baek-gve
courage and comfort 10 Riyes while he strikes at his
assaants-and fthey deem il wise, let them re elect
hun 10 the Sena,e-not mainly for his services in the
war yesterday or Today, but for the stand he took a.
gainst a victorious party while the star 0: Van Buren,
shonc from mid heaven. Then IT Was, when thai
star, black and magn, and threatening ruin worse
than Syrus, IN its Iotliest ascendant that Rivrs
jumped into tho b. each with the sword Of Ajax and
co-opera,ed with the Wings Of the Union in resis.
ting the Enthusiastically. resisting il in his place
in Congress wherever the Wings were found rcss-
ing it--abuscd and vfed by the Van Buren, men
ibroug bout his administration for such resistance
And yet his armed neutrality has been against the
Whigs!-li was an armed neutrality that may have
saved the Republic. 1t vas an armed neutrality
without which might now be blessed with an ar
my Of Sub Tieasurers!
Let but the Wings send Rives 10 the Senate. II
would be equal to u volcanic eruption under the heels
of The whole administration party. You would see
old Tom Richie, The great bei-,reather cursing, As
he did the Sub Treasury, and defeating at the same
time Legislative resistance against it-you would see
him. as much as he LOVES Rres at The tip end of has fin
gers ioaming at the mouth like a war horse, and
in the notes OF his lamentations than the dis
uaeted man OF old who wen, round Jerusalem for
seven long years, crying Woe Woe, Woe.
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