Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1840-01-02
MR.. PICKENs And THE ADMIN1cru
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Mr. Piokens Of S. Gin The course Of I.,
IN Congress, is,cpresenred 10 have stared ~.
Harrisburg Convention organized made. me
hinaiien Of powerful and dangerous irauo..
which, lie said, :. bodied more danger ,h.
ihan Executive enctoachmenis." A train, =, go
principles. Mr. Plekens is paving the way fo, -,
SCENT to HAT Z" lowest deep beyond WHICH Il.
no 'o"ef d'pth'-to wit, an open and avowed ,e.,.'
lion with lie authors OF tie Proclamation viii
cI'reh Mr.. Calhoun and himself traitors ard oe >,
Bloody Bill, which. had it been repd.,.l
dead letter by Mr.. Clays Compromise, would /.
led them 10 the 2allows! Mr.. Pickens has
deriul facility, like his gfeat leader, in tufninssn.
ersets while. at every step, he maintains the ao,c
consistency Of his con,se Hence IL is thar ho
IN alliance with men, whom, four years aoo /
thus described: Sir" (said Mr.. PickensA
infancy and servility have taken The place of ali IL.
hefoic aad mainly virtues. The rocks ,oo.t
with obscene binds, hare perched themselves in liy
h'eh places ofhe iapd' (reltrrng, of course. in ~,
President aud his Cabnet,) "and aoe SIT her. /.
meath, surrounded daily with filth and cofrun,oo !,
And again Speaking of The party in power. NJ,
Pickens declared, that "a tiier, a more deoro,. =,
a more corrupt set Of erefches, nerer liredp!t A.
now along side of these :. obscene birds, i Al
Pickens The " flower Of chralry," as he has hoo.
termed, perched This vile, degraded, earn.
set Of "reiches," are now the chosen friends 49,,
allies Of the heroic Nnlliryer! The organ orI.
Administration, the Globe nov the enloeist of Al.
Piekens, then assailcd that gentleman as fcreeIv
he assailed its masters. Ii denounced this :. ma.
relation and "proselyte OF Mr. Calhoun" in no mo.
sured language, and with them, The South Car.
lima doctfine' Of which 1t snid those eentler,..
were the champions, al which, according 10 Il.
Globe. was, in substance, this: "tlat the nm,
tocracy Of capital were prvil eed TO lrample upl..
foot the rights Of The great body Of The people, md
That as It's consequence, an order Of nobility is Ia
grow up as in Russia. AID 10 rank duke, ear, =,
baron, according 10 the number of sers he NAV
count in his estate Has Mr.. Picteas Abandoned
his doctrines and gone over The Globe, or ha, the
Globe gone over TO Mr.. Pekens! A sufficient an
swer 10 this question may be found in the remark
that While The dispenser Of Power aud Paronape "a
never al a loss for TO recruit his ranks men
of limited number and ufuenoe never attract an
Administration 10 them! Plckens and his associ
ares. We are compelled to believe, are thought nm
And though pay.di may be distant in order to a.
vett suspicion, yet ii viii surely come. unless Tie
people trust they will, shall deprive one par.
~ this conup compact OF the means Of " reward.
ing" the other
True, Nh. Pchens tells US. IN the same speech 10
winch we above referred, " that, as Gar as the hon
sway Of Executive eouIol is concerned, we ave.
! ihank Gnd, the prospect OF change. We have
principles avowed embracing the great doctrines Of
/ the constitution. We have prospect of relorm and
/ fe4enerauun." Hear this people of the United
Smes. All tins is published in the Cube not only
"ilout dlsapprobatlo buI with praise And ,er
what iced Is lhete Of "a ,hange"--what need Of
"teiofm and ieeeneralon"-il Exc cutlve power and
mnaenre have Of been heretofore Improperly en-.
ployed And does tie Globe admit that ii has
been? Does i, acknowledge the justice Of The
cilar-o III, red hy tie Wings. and which las
so long denied Il ,irrall, admits al This and
Ia ierms, cen>ufe, both Gen. tcLson and bis sue
rtss"r. 1t admits ih"t Ex,eulive Power Las in
creased TO fearful cXIeni, and that it be d.
hrIstled. And MIR. Pltkens expects to Accom-
Plus this Reforms" nat by the aid Of the Wings,
who, have been with INN. warning against the Man.
'ieSto The Protest AID tie Expun. e. hut he expecs
tie parry ~ Powcrnot only 10 confess lis faults but
to patal!zs the hight arm OF lis sengtI. and to
a I'D this, Iorsoolh, because they avow ptincines III
conformity with the constitution Why, did they
non do th's. when they were, according 10 Mr. Pick
ens's own showing. Undermining the very pas OF
our ststenl-whcn lhcy lramplng the coni.
tniion beneath their Ieet-~hen the Senate aud
House OF Representatives were the slaves Of E1-
etutive will, aud lie mere echoes of his edclsi
htf professions were IA, patriotic then as they are
nnw-bui Mr.. Plckens knows What their acts wetf
Tor none were louder ia their condemnation than
hun ell ! Bat even Hit was othe,nise-evon iinow
Tor The inst time, they avowed sound principles in
connection with their unconstitutional policy, what
conhdence can Mr. Pichens pat in the professions OF
these 'ol scene bilds"-this vile degraded, corrupt
set oi "rttches y Has the Ethiopian changed his
skin or Tie Leopard his spots Or raihe,, is Jot
more probable tina, means have been found he end
the mouth oI Ceiberus, b, touching it with the
priee Il silence! We fear that all i, not gold III t
glitiels.
IMPORTANT DEClSlON--The Nltchez
Free Trader Informs us that most important decF
SION WAS iecAuy made by Judge Ghoson in the l.
). Dsre, Court OF NJ ssssippl, in the case OF Huck.
NAN vs.. Rose II is that all contracts for negroes
,Houglt into tie STATE Of Mississippi aud sold IS