Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1839-08-12

"""h"on'u me ADMINISTRATION but since ts
ed than he has and his reason for doing al offered
by You. II may be we'll To look TO the circumstance.
!" see whether they place him on the elevated
ground assumed for him.
THINK II already wrestabished that his reason i.
MOI nlndrd IN The surpassed union III lie purse and
swnrd IN e hands Of The ExecuIige: that nno, b,d
ready been consnmhated and Nit his ,ssis,anee Nm,
yon suppose he ahandoneii the atlmqisraon as 400,
NJ ne became convinced Of Nh. Van }nrens drie,mi
nation 10 adhefe 10 system The fendeneies + which
ana thu pettndti,s,s oLstinaas with Which i los
neeh persisted IN satisfied him Of t1e ,,lttn,,. an
lee' contemplated hy 1.-THE union II ir nurse and
sword IN the Presidents hands. Mr. Riyes Is slow
y" { ming 10 e"ncloHions. and slower in ascertain
ing lhe ultimate object of party lie cauld nor
nniil now see the tendencies Of The ynpnec ia, 49,,
fs'-and Their hnndrch measures lIe c.ula no,
unl' las, winter see the ultimate dlrsign Of tl,r
"'',AE',o INSISTED IN the cNnnnRiaR scheme ho
sustained every power ard clam Of power and noy
u ~ sought 10 excuse him because he did MOI coo
Tue scope OF those measures See INV MN y ,;,aa
was allowed, and what might hayc enabled him IN
MAKE me omcosr'y The Sub Treasury scheme il
P'"P'sea Il, ne Extra Session ia 1887: it is again
recommended In the Presidents Animal MESSAGE in
leJ7, and urged with all the force Of mari, mo,
congress, Again II Is brought IN eonsrderation IN
Tue Annual Message in 1898; All tins tin,e lie i.
enne' satsned nor convinced of the ultimate Of ieet
contemplated b, its author He's Ia n blessed sia,o
o' ignorance on thu subject unlh about III. tim.
'he senatorial Election takes paee--nlfen ieeon,;,.
son'en'y and perhaps mifacnlousls illuminated. he
'''"e' me important discovery. and abanRovs Tho
o"""SRdao"' Unfortunate Mr. Ryps Your DIS
co'rt'es are fus At time y hrn theg subject Won In
suspicion Of dtsingenunusness M II ins,,,,.,,,,
MI. Rsess Whole conjuet i, yery di0;e,c,t c,,,
mat OF MI l"llmadgc. aed hence the great dtIe,
eocc ~ thcr positions. The one ab,ndona lie Al.
hln's''aaon pfemplly' and on, abanlnns it,
on' Wows uncompt0mising hostility In Tho ,a ala
non OF its head. The one uniies viii, ~. whf:
n'n oi'ots with him vast cersson of sftenp,h 10
| R"' 'ne great hdlte Tor witch tey were attayinc
themselves the other tardily awaited events TO saiis
" "im"D ol The tendency Of the Adn,ni.tta,to, 49,,
"p"nnoh'nn when he found hat ils principal fenaen
! c} was dawnwards. 1t is therefore we fnuna hin,
"nen 'he Wings met with defeat in pennsyvania
ana ,ohio-a defeat which was in his opinion a I'M,
! w" "ne'y teouke 10 iheif arrogant nrrsumption-
~" "hen' afeahy discounted aud disntjted tbev
found. what all parties seemed IN aa,ici,,,, i9,a
r'S"'ls ~ New DIRK, enlealInq his ronfarn,tai
t'nu' IN Confidential Letter. 10 cnneiliate ,he,
| ~" menus ny not Widening The breach between.
! mem Why, Then. docs Mr.. Riges himself III.
htS' 10 do 81, vaunt his independent pati Isa in do.
Ginning the glntefng honors prnfTa red hin, by NJ,
e"n buien,--llouors which emed destined 10 xih
on almost before lhey bloumrd Nj. Rves isas a.
e'elohs politician, and could never be iadneeJ m
eve any pledge 10 siuk with Nj. Ne, gote, ,h,,
beine an experiment he was nv lltle ipelned IA
make rs almost any gentleman. II can with ve,v
htiIf lace be nav boasedfor Mr.. Riyrs that lie
nnhl, preferred hisiodependence 10 the hanbles IF
""er ne would never ledge himself los uk with.
o.
fore him OF Using with the Wings.
| H. indeed gentlemen, Mr.. x, waaso biiterla. or
posed 10 he Treasury, thai ultimately he INNS,
abandon his party about tit indeed. Thai question
WAS the rnprossng one before he people n V,rpi
MA: why ~ II, that in the spfug cletians of 1919 L
was not struggling wlth those WIN we're re.isfinp II
why wns he aud all his friends ,asla lftip even
theo, the OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES themselves 10 Sc
cure majority iar II IN our Legisltdel This Is
enough to show that hostility 10 the Sub Treasury
m fi Incl -, 4
ne proof against Nj. Riprs, if mnfe were wantlnp-
found N his tame snbseryiency To Grn Jackson.
when he could not agree with hn-his y5unted
armed neutrality" towatds Mr.. Van Bnfen n
neutrality in my view as ule ctrdlfahe to him "A.
profitable 30 he courtrv. lie affected the most anx
ous fear fr The public safety from the establishments
oi The Suh-Ifeasnry. Aud YET when the bnriIe was
raging and The victory almost douhfful; when tho
success 9th administration befpre he neone wvs
to result IN IT'S establishment, and great party il
Struggling TO overthrow that adniutstri,i,n and
lhns, and only thus, efrefualy to defeat the scheme:
Mr. K. assumes the position ofnn armed nautfal.,,
a position which, az exemplided IN all history is to
protect The neutral against the aggression 0f The bel
lierrcnts "A posItIon 10 protect himself forsaoh -
Aud now immortal honnrs are IN br award II him r
his, as II II were noble sac,ice Of himself npon
the ALTA of his county
did think ltVnwise in the Whiis to suppnu Mr..
X under such circumstances; and again rrre,t thar
| cannot s0bnil, when he. the Exounaer with not
one SIN repented shall be, PAT FORWARD 10 le ,d The
| Wings Ia Vlrgina--he Wings. whom he has so re-
rilsd, so resisted with whom he agrees bun npon
one question, and differs from every ofher nnes.
ipcfchanoe some new illumination has ,len ma,
him-and whnm he will abandon and resist aonin IA
suon as that question, (pow you think, almost set
lied is end. Aud IN all this nav he as Won
suggest. perhaps sneernglv, more iastidousy nice
than wise"
In The very outset, do not sec his notion Of thu
duty of one party taking politician up The moment
he Is abandoned by another, prevent his sacrifice
! Mr. RWes sacrificed by party! Why. gentlemen.
| Mr.. Riyes has differed with his par,y-he will no
longer represent 1.-THE refuses to aci with n--and
that party declines any longer trust him. Is there
any thing unusual or Improper in this Aud do
they sacrifice Mr.. Rivcs. when they decline to re.
appoint 10 a high station Disguised foe or an open
enemy! Would you advise your party 10 elect any
The most distinguished of lis me hers It. At the
same time you Satisfied he would in Office
ihwart all your views Would YOU thnk YOU were
sacrificing him in declining appoint htn, and IA
appointing who agreed with yon lie might
differ from you, and honestly and won would de-
cline his support. not because lie honestly maintain
ed his opinions, bat because those opinions would
initiates a 4ainst yours. Therefore it that Mr..
Rs late friends refuse to elect him; and ia dong
they only follow in the directed BY wisdom.
and found IN the example ofaIl parties. Permit me,
then. to ask you this is any sacffiee of Mi Res
ioi his honesty on if you would elect of yonr
own party tainted with the sin OF the Sub Treasury,
or think a sacrifice oIihe etendence OF the Sena,
iofia office If you did not, lfyou wall. tlirn yon
can easily make eleoIion cfa Wing si,re lffhese
propositions are irne, You taking ap,r gentle
man moi threatened with saorihee--yun parade hun
at the altar and dag him away. the reclaimed vic