Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1839-07-22

Rises rs a first eloce, ana thai many Others were
more han willing sustain hlm aliefnase-
not because Senatorial INDEPENDENCE aud Public hh-
eny can oniy be slndeacd aud maintained BY his cleo
lion, but because. rs, lns person, they had been
attempted TO be subjected, bot lro ugh the seduc-
tive Influence OF Executive patronage and the iertors
I Of Parry discipline, rl'ir hiumrh Would be more
signal if effected by hls clection. Nor Tbs an
"alter.tbough' as ,pondent asserts. Il was
proclaimed the floor Of The House. the morn
ing Of the second day Of tie bolng last winter. by
Mr.. Wool, Of Amelia. who, although Sub 7rea5u-
ry Wing himself and therefore having less affinity Of
feeling with Nj. Rses han the great body ofthe Wing
purity, nevertheless the true involved and
openly proclaimed ii,-ard ayoned his determine
lion, desious lie for the establishment Of the
Treasury scheme, to rnqnish lis paItsliry for
that OF any other system Of policy, however Important
when II came in conflict with the independence Of
the Senatorial charaeteI--,s independence, inean
Of Executive control. On all hands, twas admitted
thai Nh. Kives, in opposing the Sub-Treasuiy, had
spoken the sentiments q vast M ory of tie peo
pie Of Virginia For this, them lac was not to be
sacrificed. Nay, Tire very men by whom he was
sacrifice proclaimed, IN the legislative chamber aud
through the press, thai they found 10 fault with him
for lhis-why, hrn,did lhry denouucc, prosecute md
prosefibe him! The answer is 10 be found IN heir
worIs "he refuses to pledge himself TO vote for
Martin Van Buren," And Was II not tine for the
Wings TO forgive past il juties, lowtver deep-to
bury old reSentment, however jusl-aud forget, in
the gtea practical issue inVosed,-to vii, whether
the Senators OF Virginia the Peoples Representa-
tives tho ydssais II the EXecGtlvc,-thal they had
ever occupied antagonist positions Is ii not rue
that, in lie trump Of Nh Rives, some other in
disldna, pledged TO oppose the Sub Treasury
s,heme, and by consequence II Mr.. Van Buren adj
heieto that scheme, he declares he WILL oppose
him also,-the great question Of Senatorial ndeI en-
dence and Public Liberty is involved! And when
question like thus Is before us shali we stop. wien
gallant soldier comes aud To ASK him if he " as
NOT year eone by in the camp of the enemy
What matters il with us where lie was Yesterday so
that to-day, onvc,d Of the Injustice Of The adyetsa
~ cause, he flies standard, and wieds the pom
derous batlc axe in our behalf II tie Wigs bad
heretofore acted upon tbs principle instead of being
as now, a great panty, able 10 contend, with equal
chances tor victory, lhey would have been mere
/ handful, at the mercy of an o,erwhrlu ing force
No: when the Proclamation drove thousands INTO
our ranks, We did tot stopto catechse them abou!
their previous orthodoxy. Nhen The Removal of
the Deposites drove 1bousar,ls n,,5,e +, ,,,, li
whom the Proclamation had failed n ,noye y. o,en
ed our arms to receive and moi orr batteries n do
stroy them And WHY shall we now Suddenly change
Our policy ! II Mr. RWes believes with u that
the Executive power has increased. is Increasing
and ought TO be dmiIisi edith, * in C,,or or,e
tenelnns the expenditures of the governments and
Introducing a more r,id syslcn, of ,rcou,,bli, ,
monp public oflicers-fLe Is for resto,i,, ,l, ;s,
uulllbrum betweenthe co ordinate era,,n,a,,f, tho
government. which has been de,anoed nv The rs,
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poitaot ana lfacieal questions and who has made
no little sacrhte and incurred torrent OF obloqny
Tor ua''ns 10 maintain his honest opinions against
Executive ana id''s d'cI"uon-we say compelled
10 choose between hit' HIVES aud John \. Mason
''So an f''P"Sc' an ! Il silk OF SWIM Van bufen
man. WHO agrees win us IN hothlng, VIC should una
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