Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1839-10-24

..,s,n,,rs the strength Of the pari. OF which Gen
Harrison il distinguished ornament, upon It's
.,,..ses, man, as the opponent oil the present Ch'ei
W..;..,.,. And YET, without waiting for the assem-
h,r, of This Conven,ion-nay, before even the Dele
-. 49,. ,roouted in many of,he Sta'es-whst do
.. ~. !, The papers frieodiy to Gen. Harrison. and
...,.h ,.bl;,hes within sight Of his residence. We
hos. no, speaking by his instructions or even with
NJ. .....o,. have studiousy endeavoured TO dis
..,,,. Mr.. Ch,-,o underra,e his Treng'h-to rem
A, him unpopular by proclaming his unpepulsri'y
~ finally 10 recommend, not that no should ABIDE ~
The decision Of the National Convention about to az
Gamble 10 conformity with their ownreeommsnds''on
bu, TO Withdraw uuquaifedy from the tue can'ass'oe
fare tina, meetand to leave the he'd open
10 Gen. Harrison! That the course oil 'hese Pr'n's
ssered paralyzing influence IN INDIANA rfn"sH'-
,,nia and Ohio there cannot be question. ne
xyh;s. already distracted BY the conflicting positions
.s,h. .,;nouished men needed the voice Of encour-
.,emeo, and warning from the presses Of their patty,
.b;eb however SO far from exhorting them TO ener-
..,ic sod united action, have famed tho flames Of
jealousy and dscord, and kept alive those feelings OF
distrus and animosiy which they should have sedu-
Lowry sndeavored to aay.-Suppese. that under
su4-eircun'stances, they carry their po;n-suppo'e
that Gen. II irrson should DO deemed the strongest
man BY the National Convention, and that no be
nominated a. the Wing candidate for the next Pres
dency do not his friends perceive that there will be
room al least for the persuasion that thus result will
have been effected by the operation Of improper in
ausnccs-and that this persuasion will be calculated
10 disgust and to ALLEVIATE the warm friends of Mr.
Ca.i l;,,Ia IN in
the elevation Of a gentleman. however worthy he
may he, whose friends have hus played false With
them! II Ohio and pennsyl vauia and Indiana, for rx
ample, have been los: 10 the Wing cause, because
some Of Gen. Harrison friends preferred Mr.. Van
Buren, 10 Mr.. Ciay,-and they us,-how
can Ger. HIS friends be astonshed.-w at righ, will
they have to complsin,-f. hereafter, should Gen.
II be nominated for the Presidency. some Of Mr..
Cl,ys friends should support Mr.. Van Buren,, or
remain neutral in the contest!
For one, we protest against the course pursued
by Gen. Ha,rison's friends. as alike unwis and i'm
polite in reference to themselves unjust towards
those who prefer Mr.. Clay. aud SUICIDAL TO ALL 1t
shows marrow aud contracted spirit, which, at such
time, no Wing ought to manifest. The cause in
which we are all engaged should be dearer to us
than tho triumph ofany man. il is SO with us-as
we shall show, by Jealous support of Gen. Harr-
should be the candidate of the National Conyep-
ton.
As ITO the Philadelphia Evening Star" an obscure
journal. Of which have never heard until lately,
aud one two other cvoakers among the cops ed,o
rial, who talk Of the "disbandment of The Whies,"we
have only word TO say-and that is that zoe shall
keep the a,s flying as long as there is shred of it
Of xhof in
doubts are traors" and shall be given to the winds
We are defeated now, is truc-but we know no,
what day may bring forth and much less can VIC
forssee the political changes which, may be exhib-
ted in the space Of twelve months to come And Il,
aswe Observed in the Of these remarks. New
York shall be finn to the Wing Cause, as we believe
she will be- SO far from doubling, we shall enter up-
on tho contest with assurance doubly sure" of a
glorious triumph. The elect ons in mos, of the
States this all have ID reference to State officers
only and may have been influence ed by local feelings
aud interests which will operate when the great
battle Is fought. And wefeei every reasonable con-
hdence that OHIO, Indiana, Tennessee and Mary.
'And' 10 which we haye been beaten this year. will
"hen 'hat contest comes on, inert year" return TO
ihe~ position in the Republican line, against these
pseudo Democrats, who pushing the ancient doc
frnes OF Federalism beyond the most far-reacbin,
designs OF the old Federal par,y.-Let Union. Con.
cert and Energy" be their watchword-and let them
en'ishten the public mind as to the true character
and consequences ofthe policy the A administrations
and OF the jacobns and "sinkers and swimmers. NV
whom tits sns'ained,-and we shall have no appre
hens'ons Of the result. The great body of the peo
pie are hones-thsy have all alike deep stake m
the perps'uiy ofour Republican institutions and in
me prosperity ofour common coun,ry-and, f,hey
arc correctly informed, they will not lay the axe a,
'"e root oil the one, and cas-, blgh,ing mdew over
"' o'"e'' oy con'erring their suffrages upon men
whose rash Experiments have brought us to crisis
winch has left Them alternative but the adop,;on
OF system which they had before denounced a,
- sni-republican, disor2anizinx and re,oIu,;o,,
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