Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1839-06-13
NO. 60.


Mr. N,ham Lownde. Tor President u
The United Si.es IA .-,-5, and when
Vith lam common sense, he answered
hat the Presidency rs. a station neither
10 be solicited nnr refused. n was sound
ed aad rrsoundcd wi,h ,funps, tongue.
~ prod sious esemphGcstion OF disiate-
f-.,edness and pa'fioue self devotion.
It. Calhoun and his friends however,
were act sat,shed with this nomination,
aaJ ,ust a; the close OF ths zane wear,
i~'I aCcnsressIoasl counter nomination
Of ban va. projected a, Wash,as;ou. but
1'or deliberate consideration postponed
IS premature. Mir Low udes shortly az
'gs"aId a'el. and the Legislature Of
South C1rphia, AWAY, Alert IN tas pGr-
pose II furnishing PIe,lden, foT the Uni
ted states delayed Eot i-gmaily io nomi-
nate Mr.. calhoun. THIS nomination was,
indeed. not more sucoc.sf-l ;.aa that Of
Mr.. LownGes, bu, 1t gave way only for =
iLirI native OF South Carolna Tor whom
a pledged ticket OF ELECTORS vas chosen
~ the Legislature Of tha, State in No
ven.tcr. lc2t. who accordirsly voted ,or
Gen. Jackson as p:e.iG,n,. aud Nj Cali
houn Is Wee psesltcnt Of the United
S,atc,
Tie clcci.n " M Calhoun a. Woo
ff'.l-ea. i.en succee led, sni. ~ co.
aIHt ~ % iue O.tH.sEa party. under III.
aEsTcc' w.h another Southern. or the
old Virginia party al then IN, most bitter
JuoHen;s. marching under the lead Of
NJ. VI 90. IA tnN'utt, a, the election II
December, I.-- they seemed 10 have ct-
'slrcd ,.c summit Of her ambition. ~
r!a-l.v .a-ycs %: south Caroiirl IN both
't 'ts.. @! President and N.ce Prcsi-
dent with &c d,Uaot UNDERWRITING that
le .ug-rssla {. TO Lishest .ta;ica vas
20 - o.cs Eus. OF ~ ,he mo,,, aiicr
eight years, Ga the ..rrs line.
EIi \ c'se ,hs fable II The milk
~aii re.'. p - one wear Of cen. Jack
SOFAS administration hal pas,ed auayte
t-ic Nj t-..aIn found b.mscif invclv,i
~ persona! o3alfoSsr,y with he heroic
c'loi'lin. t.r having. some twelve wears
before been much ~i'ret % punish him
= military tribunal lot Ia. exploits IN
i.s Seminole war Iae Geo. had ie,t
maze he e'sceryy by tie timely ajsices
u some - w I-.haun'. old siySr.alies,
~. FcCeLt associates IN the achievements
~ fsisc- iac tao South CaIoiiulsLs to
tie tao highest diEH.tIcs Il the niop.-
IA eAT.ara..7a and arupturs snsued.-
lie Nicr iie.ilcncy Wa 70 longer IN
'hs hHr 81 succe-rsoH Mr.. Calhoun re-
'.sC"d .hc oaicc, and cane bee. Srna-
3. ROO ..-.A CefoliaN mol only sGti.ta-
r'I4to and s'ulj cJal;tuciionui,b but nulli-
Ass ~ 5 Css1.iu1 supremacy, ofihs Lass
.ft.e a-gr. UL,y ,-r'ct 81 I'll 80.
aSa'4st ENecu!i,e power sGj patronage.
afl i c..rps,U.iscti ,tursn H.. g.,
can system asd lie ,sras.,e ,oyrrc,,r,v
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he American Cgl.p,I,fio, S,,,.tv
1gn.tilu,iag Tie to,cr...n r,pDbIic ofI;,
5eria Al ono fth3.s ,,',,-na',,,, o(,I,,
s..-c.atul veal,hB, which ,nJ G.fVL.,.
pYira,es tie S.c.si, US, inuitut.5
The w.,il t..se.n ,,,l ..,,,,L.,
"a English Las, Inaia Company .r.,e,..
IuS SOVEREIGN ouih.utv saI d,m,uisn
over rtiI.5.s 70 lie people e Ana. bat
the Lugh.h la, India Company LsVs
1rycr constituted sovereign republics
TIE hmou,an Colonization Society. With.
o.tsFc1 charter from Congress. oOGGsts
w. siew A-uired no.rces on The es,.t
- tiu-a tie power oi msLiny uarsod
peace ~ fesy.strg ccauetcs snIo(do-
iaE vha.eser so.ef-i3a sud lndspsGdert
Sp'es rsy oi uyl, d. buIsll sGbiec, 10
'.s ,snts.. of'a. Arnefirsn fiiyt,s s..o.
r.h.a. % iue rs.,ls ore tie ssurrs If
'ii !a"i.i G7'cpmeut how ran . Pm
ya's society 90 iLeto tniiCl States be-
voV bsttTnwrnt ut,ou Tie RrpuJi,c ef