Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1840-01-23

i9' 40 not think livery strange that Ge, y 'e
was indistlaetly heard and consequently IA. D',s
5000 by tie Editors Of the Wing. tn,
5eht'ot ally incorporated him 1 do not IT. 'n-
! ne only remark have 10 make ON The subj,
'n"' ''ese eDatfS ought always Ia be adios,,l ~
'"e ii""se, unless indeed, member thinks :. 0'
P'' incidentally IN the course old bate. IN F''
'"! erroneous version tn llis remarks Which,
m'de' ehher designcdiy or accidentally Os
BE" sp'pels though the better llan. as y Tue
Folht ct taste IS Effectiveness would seen m
frpiy through the same medium wind, - - oeto
the erroneous version and 10 .fiobt i. s4'''oed
"hefe given Buf, de gustibas, &c. Jung
see that some faragraphlst, in lie ".
oil yesterday, calls upon the friends Of ,bo s"an'
ration IN Campbell county, to assemble =, T.,
~ court and endeayor 10 forestal the, O'oa-
or raihef,io ezens lheir passions, by aYaI. e"'a
Gen. Harrison tire very decent epthet lug 10
combination OF epithets) Of 3" an DID, iubl.;,.
huon Gfan"y' That he is old is I'm 400
suppose your correspondent hardly intended '''i
that DIS term Of reploaeh. There may Lo use
men ihdn Gen. tllrrson. much less on,I;c', ger
h'msel' bolli upon The score Of onalifc,,;.. '"a'
principles, 10 discharge the duties Of ,ta anu
ey When Hercules died, il is said h. ''S'oen-'
strong enough to WELD his club bp,I Nv Que
no one oil ordinary capacity, need sltiol sskas
dnnes Of the Presidency, after JaeEsoa sue
Whole life had been spent almost to the nose
election in broils aud battles and wb, us
Ivy o' Tue Jordan knots of policy" excen, M
',''s cpu'u not be promptly d.sentang led !.
'ie'' S"ofdto cut them, has occupied it =
''so' OIL intellect, Gen. Harrison moabe co..,
""'t inferior to Gen. Jackson; bur cyen,l.',
'ouo'' Ia Qualifications, hoaever-bv nl;.'
"ean mental discipline, the fruit of a liberal oI,'
t'on aud labodous study-Gen Harrison, ;s ;a..-
"''oiy superior TO the hero of New Orleans
a" admitted fact, at this day, believe. nv ali
""of any hing about Gen. JacLson.s t,,o at,
'n't he Is not only the not writer, but that had
l'Penued upon It lie could not have written a..
ne elaborate State Papers 10 shich his NAM
S'saeu' 1t Is o"Iag 10 this fact, that his p,oc,..
'on some TIME alter It's appearance, was followo11.
a eommentafy.in order to pare down soma -.
most obnoxious doctrines, and TO adapi il ,o,l.
OF Mr. II chie's eaet-and that in lice d..
ms Pr'tes' appeared, Ginning the right Of cpsoa9,
the public funds he sent forth another paper. exi,
aoty Of certain offensive passages in that Joc,na.
The term "embeeile," therefore. is applied n;,
49,, ~ ''o o'p supportenof
- '''' ''s'ueu'i"' Guar, was COM
....-. ,''''' o'''i pen 10 write Lls Official
papers the rue character of which, after il,.v u
written, II is evident, iom his after commeo,,ro,.,
explanations, he could comprehend Asc.
r'''N' V, -i0Y''"9''S'S' as applied 10 Gen.
Harrison. if the writer did not tao1c iti2 be- Ey,,h.
'0''''9 i'''gu' IL has come To,
'.'' - ''"' '"'l 's'hlan born Is 10 have
" '',''' 'l1,''' ~ "i'' ny champion Of New
VIM Nh' 1ho'e especially when #al Nueunn,
'"s ''''' ne if' MS native land lof The Great West,
"''''i cary Sd" ana appreciate both his talents and
MS virtues Sac'Jtef@ H1mSfJ M opposing he Aboi-
"o3aIs' "Ihsi MAJ Ne" oIhor, although not con.
Peea ~ ms position 10 take any part in the contest
"4A1t" @tf ne -iDptt''oA8iS IN their first auempo
sci as de The safeguards Of the constitution 10 over
'hro" the Institution ofslavety, aud to uanpe upon
thersh Of State to frame lis own constitution f,.
from the diciation Of Coaeress.# Grn U.,,isoo,,
Aboionist ! d,ny it and c5allcnap his arcps..
to the pioof. ! dely him To put his fin er rnop
sentimenl, uttered ty Gen. Harrison, ora deed
ever done by him, which imparis the color oCt truth
to lis slanderous allegation. Has his reckless VII
ter read sen. Hafrisou's Vincennes seeecb DE-
lvercd in July, SIG. fho hiol,e., enloov ,non l
sentiments 4 which is To say thar isvorbv orIim
who in 1922, fell a sacrifice to lis love f,, 1e Sopb
on the Missouri question 1.-The i in search of n,
truth beg him 10 read it, and nubl;elv ,o ,eronpfe
his caumuious charge: But iChe does mol wish 10
know the truth, let him keep himsefip Ignorance.
that he may i'll, potbino -. r -. -.