Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1840-05-11

IRE 81 lifif nihe witi lie end unoe i4e,, syeoob,
tic stihm ssion Ia his tcrstfon,
bet the age oil haiabag passing; The peopl. AZ.
e'''i"S - arouse 10 tie danger Of their situa
3o"' anu II IS fnly rheerngto find With whar power
Tue people are moving sgaiost The Exerut,ve T.
'nei u'Ss al the history Of Y gnia and Of the south
o''ofc she iisered To The office holding and ofiee
seeking politicians she would have been alarmed T.,
nv "ii1rsl excitement nj the mere recommendation
ny ne Executive ofsueb measure rs the Sinh T,e.
SUI y ana WIN the oppression which The people nov
tee'' aud The justification Of TIER compl nts in low
l''tes hud how wages. there would hardly have
heeh slhele adgoeateol such an Execftiye m IN.
present Combination Of Executive puwer is he doe
lt'ne and Practice of Mr.. Van Bu,ens adtninistY,
,'on' aud low democrat OF The old sclooi can ,iy.
M" eopeiennnee, Is paradox tha can only solve
upon Tie ground of lanatatised party zeal vIe,,
.'us nv Judgment away by prejudice and feeling
Mosl - the prominent men of the sonih who All.
Nooate IT, arc political cfpeeiaRis-M Mr.. Calhoun.
o' instance, is tad ng upon the smallest capital for
Inc Presidency lie has small body guard but
no tohl IN tie field and las taken SO MANI Dos;
lioNS that The most agile could MOI follow hin, :.
The people viii mol long be dpluded. They be Gin n,
move as they never moved before against any Ex
ee"'te ana lla people viii Triumph aud have
hot the slightest doubt Of i1afrisops eleetian 4.
1898, when The Sub-Freasnry WA tnpeJ NV ~.
ENtehllFo, Tho people were alarmed into ,escn,.
ment aud proved IL NJ the ballot bnx even TIM, The
Executive was beyond their reach, but now tho
lime Is close AT baud whcn they can remedy Tho e.
W. by remotinR The cause. aud II their eser,ion.
should be what they were IN la3s The change will
DC thettcd Harrison stands before the pen,le mn.
on hlg ground Tie history of his whole life pre-
SOUS inc pest con- entoi his principles Tor Though
~ we '"leo anu eVenllhl incidents Of his eareer.
p"rhaJs one WHO seems indeed a cast from hopo,,s
mauld--.a nan made up Of all the attributes thar
marx noble nature. lis principles have been t,I.
~ hcey aud hltly presented, aud arc such ms only
'he hlnlons OF Office can be Interested To discounte-
nance and only The parasites OF power will be Tor
Nitu 10 ulsIyuw. lie has stuDI nv fba eni,tb
The Missouri question, and regard his views AZ en-
nfrlv sound 90 the question oil slayery.-Mhr,lap land.
so oeepy interested upon this question, has once
go"e Tor NJ" by nehly iour thousand MAORI
", anu WI more than do ii again. lie who en-
loyed the confidence of Washington Jclfrfson
Madison and Monroe, should be hfl,l m esteem by
every sou Of Virginia. lie who in the lancuaa,
oil Madison 'hns done more for his country than a.
ny man livipe. received less compensation for IT,,
SUE has elars 10 the Ratiluic oi his eounirymen:
anu lac who III and IN peace IN he Senate cham.
per' aud the battle field has proven hnsril oapabe
oi any dnIy and faithful TO ANY trust, must be ac.
hno"ltdgod as rmnentiy qualified 10 ucet the exi-
genetes OF The present nmrs. Lr, hum be elected.
aud my lite On II lie win ruse. uplhc ptosirate coun
try. bd her breathe again, aud restore h er to her
Turner fame.
trust ihai Virginia viii maintain her anc5en,
nigh mound against Executive usnipaion and A.
bnse. and that that d. n,oefalic# and enliob,.,ed
state VIII give The power and influence OF he, ex-
ahple 10 'beokiog 'he eouiseoi The present admin
lratton, aud will uile earnestly and zrAlousIy in IN,
sor oi her democratic sou, Nillbm Henry Ha,ri
SON Therefore | propose 10 send the following
nlment
lI'Hiam Henry HUfison.-The son of Virginia
May Virginia aud Ire whue south be asirne Il,
m Al the next election rs he has been TO The soui,
and the uuinp.
beg yon genlemen 10 accept The assurance OF
Distinguished iegald, ten, your OBJ. seiyl.
WIN. COST JOHNSON.