Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1840-04-09

,pbo ,outd have doubted him. when he went ino
III. field thus. ii were, uebly armed VIII, should
he be instructed support asysem, which his judy
ment approved, which his PATRIOTISM counsellrd, and
with which his interest was SO deeply interwoven
lie need instructions, forsooth Why, he would
have dlsobeyed instructions, had they Lrcn given To
vote against il. Dots the South intend to PERM,
him 10 deceive her twice 1t will indeed be her
fault If she does; and if she escape the penalty she
will justly incur, ii will be because lie in whom she
so efedulously coufIcs viii have no mo,re to abuse
the gen fosity lie is Incapable of app,eciatug.
The Tariff speech ol 1927, by the way, is 20
lical curiosity, aud deserves more extended cir
culalon in The Souil than it has ever received. 1t
his been too long concealed from public criticism.
Fur the first time, we met with pamphlet copy Of
il in Richmond during the winter, which bears IN
ternal as we'll external evidences Of having becn
prepared FOR tho press by Van Buren, hmseIi and is
printed by his friend and mouth.piece, Mr.. Cross
we'll. the editor ofihe Albany Argus! But mhelh-
er prepared by Mr. Van Bu,rn himself or not, ii is
evident that he sancrioucd the publications from the
fact that tie copy Of lie speech which saw
sent by himseiflo ge rleman in Virainia, Let
us SON. Of the sentiments Of he Tariff speech
Of tbs Ant Tariff gentleman.
lie commences b, stating HE object for which
tie citizens of Albany we've convened: And what
was ii ITO devise easu,es the says) TO obtain
by legislation, ADDITIONAL PRO ECTlON to
a particular btanch oil tie agricultural and manu-
featuring Interests meaung the uooiiens interest,
npon which he kept his eye steadily fixed, in ronse-
quence Of the $50 coo invested in sheep, &c.)-
Now. here n.n. after the session of Con
grrss Of 1927 over, ''des isng to seek
additional projections" &c. aud yet a,e gravely
told when this additional protection afforded by
tic bill Of 1923, he voted for that bill under nstruc-
lions" Ohye of easy f,iih. ho credit the nluisy
excuse of bidder fur Southern votes
But lei us hear Mr. Van Barren again: deeply
interested as he was in the subject generally, and
particularly il that portion e which related the
growing Of acool," (e couldn't forget the $50 900
worth of sleep.) ''il naurat VERY y .,hat lie
should feel the ictude for its r,os perry that
others fcem similarly situated" That is, IN En-
slish, that all persons who had money invested in
manufactures, or in raising The law material, were
anxious for "additional projections" SO was lie -
And yei, although this in the summer Of 1927,
yet IN The winter of 1923. lie needed constructions"
To induce him to vote ion the Tariff Of that year -
Are they men Of easy faith who can believe il!
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