Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1840-04-20

say. that so FAR rs the Southern members were in.
formed. there was not q single Aboli'ionist there
On the contrary, II was believed there at the time,
andi be event has since proved IL. that he faction Of
d6ohtiontsfs IN ihe Northern and Eastern States
were eqaliy aveise TO NJ. Clay aud Gen. HARRISON,
though the former having been recently, nom his
SITUATION, more prominently hostile III their mis-
chievious schemes. might. therefore, fr The present,
be more prOmine nily the object OF their hostility
The Ab"litionlsis hav-. IN iaet, Nominated candid stes
OF their own for The Presidency and Vice PresIden-
ey.
Is it possible, that The authors OF this address
found their allegation, that Gen. Harrison has re-
fused to answer the repeated inquiries OF the south
en pr opie on this vitality interesting question Of
abnlflon, on The letter addressed to hun which has
been recently published. and lie answer OF d com-
mlttee Of his friends at Cincinnati winch has been
publicly declared TO be a forgery, aud this charge
oi forgery not coulradic led! Or what is il they al
lude To! Or was this allegation against Gen. Har-
rison only introduced by way Of preface TO their
false gloss upon The conduct Of Nj. Rlves' 1t must
be amusing TO those who iisppe ned TO have any per-
sonal knowledge ofthe two men, 10 see that attempt
oil The authors OF this address TO run a CONTRAST be
tween the d,SsimuidtiOn OF Gen. Harrison aud the
Jrankaessot Mr.. Fan Buren,; the first, man who
is morally Incapable of concealing any opinion or
sentiment however his interest may require him TO
dlssemble il; The other, as incapable o: revealing any
opinion or sentiment, which il is not his interests TO
Drof.ss-if indeed he enre,,a,ns any oth.r
Rni The an, bo,..r ,he ,dd,ess :. # connexions
lila, ,hrv led n oood .y,len,. ~ snn,o,, ,ba eha,-
pes of Federalism and Abobto.;su ,oa,ns, General
u,r,,son b.va mos, .nd,.,nn.Iy nn ,,,h., mo-,
impud. n,ly. a,,eunted IN make n, Who's and pa.
pecially the .SouHero men among ,bems Witnesses
to sustain the accusa,ion. Tb.S sav-.Y,n viii
.see ina, William n. Ha,,e,son ia bo,h 4, ~.
"pERALIsr aud an AnoLIrto,1sr: Ina, his SIM
''porlers. who haze taken him up as a mere in
.stYuucniLo ,,oyk oI mir o,rn oJ,,,,one ,,.u
.koo,, hese trnybs. ma, hcu J,r1 ma, IN, o,J arr.
..,o.oUu of,o;d N d.nu Ueon And -, min, ,Lis
remark Al the .Souih,yn Uh;os. ,brv n,ocreJ IN nv
the people-..wba, sbouId Won say. VIVA, ouob, yon
40 feel. with ,esn.c, IN aoy Enthusiastically
..e.,eroU, In ,n, Soub,x. - :.
.can romr,ebend The ,.I,,ons ,r n,en, hnsh,nI
.father. b,n,ber oy friend. 0c am, va, ~ .ra,;G, ~
.just of Dioc,. mr. 10 oha his noi;,,coJ on;y3
scan le nj himself IN The ,aya,hnn .s on. .h' ;f.o,
nfrom wickrdness. from tollv e,n,llv r,,,, j.. ma.
..n.,ea "a Ia, ,oose unon hos. nn,c NJ h,na.
,aa ;un,,y.,en, no ito a,n,h,l,,on orvos.
,..o. .i,;l.sJ hc,, tho u,L,.s, .x,ns.s n r,n:s
"'Ho" NV y" u '"se'
"orntah'y ana 'Anoiahce! NOW Ills possloIe' that
weak minds, maddened with lle utmost bi -otfy of
C,c,ious zeal. NAV entertain The lelief thar General
u..s,sa, 10 L.J.,nEsi. n1 -. aLaf;,,aa:, D., :,
''i,so" "a u''d' u a" 'ooa'o"'S'' p"' IL
10 not possio'e iof 'he n'eanest understanding. or
the most furious blgotiy, To believe, that the South
ern Wings =. well know" the charges of Federalism