Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1840-04-06

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'pp'sfa TO s"en appropriations And r "
's' annual kepor, Of the Secretary of W. 'a'
.s"'"' o''""ai power 10 appropriate none, II "'
=, "'''ooa character IS expressly sdmi,.aI O'1
never went Artlier than this, IT,.
'eeosh'''oL oil the pp~er is an eyidene. .r Tue
's''' may be rue butt il bs, Mr. v. "'
not 'es' sinner than Gen. Harri.on-ana Urn"
r'hat any friend oil he forer has the rieh,, a'ny
the latter gnh the heresy. sp'osea
we are told, ncxi. tina; Gen. Hani,on.s :,
VI me l''if is an evidence of his Fed.,,,,.
"sea! What. then, does Mr.. Van buren,, H.
o' the lanfi prove Thai hei a Rep.bI;..
should like 10 see the procts.of ,a,;o.,. Wa
winch these two contia dciory conelu,,o.. ~
same premises are arrived ~. I.,,,s ''m the
~ ''''' y, s'""Rsm' as sample of GU, Gu
ronue"' 5 'oe,e-lhus l. Support Ct III, T,as
=. ., eder"''s" q Martin Van Bu,,n
"m' II. Harrison supported the Tarr. s, n, ''
,o'e' mar,in Van Boren Republican A., ~,
u HARRISON Is a FederalIs.! This !, III. .,a W"
OIL @"'s'"s But then Gen. Harrison yo,.a ,,'
o~ instructions" says our Correspondent, IL. ~"
ence INTENDED 10 be drawn from which "'''
mat van Bn'en SO voted because he was ~.
WV. "u'ni"ing "r the sake Of arguu.en,. III NJ /
@"s '"sttueieoin 1928 aud thai there wa. mn ~:
y rs d TO get them up,-as we shall
'"o' snow, by The cleafsst infeiential .y.d.,,
'aefe "as,-bu', supposing that il was an TAI,
""o 'hat lie VAS legnnaieiy instructed in leos a.
''se instructions compel HIN to vote iol the T,,s
oil 1924 And yet Van voted for the Farm of tao,
ZIG Was Tue" cderalist, 40 he was aso in 1927 \
&c" months before he voted under inst, uciion, vh.
III '"eelng OF The cnixens Of Albany, lie mad.
'ong speech 10 show that lie WAS au ardent f,,,J
The Iar'ff policy, and referred 10 his $50 900 xo,
o' sheep and shcrpwahs. as az evidences of tn.
mere" lie had Al stake in tho prrpeiuaIion Of I'm,
po''cy' Yves shall IN day or two--perllaps in on,
"eA-h'1e attention more partic ularly to the cal.
of''eu 'peeeh, IN which this "shetpish reason ~,
gwen. Support of the Tariff pory may be eyid.,,.
o' feder"lism-but II II is. what right has Gi,,a
"i Martin Yam Buren,, in view Of these facts. :, ,,.
Il IN the teeth Of Wm. Ii. Harrison!
Gen. Harrison i, Fedeirli.t We are told h.
he is nenher Tor nor against National Raj
''Cassius" admits that in 1893. Gen. Harr,o, =, |
pressed the opinion that a Bank was uncon.ti,u,o,
al, put lie tells us hai in his letter to Sh,uod
Williams, The General is mon committal:' which
pqn- co'nmlasn', he very grav.ly adds. is -. J.s.
iara'ion IN favor of Bank! A funny .on Of nor.
eo"mlrallsm. this But there is no nop.eo,,,,
a'isn', nor no contradiction in &, u. Hsiri,ou, .r,
ions. lie neevts Bank unconditional k., r
II should appear to linn, that Bank is in tin I,.
guase oil The constitution, necessary ana tr,per" 10
carr. INTO ELECT The Powers spec fcay p,anteJ I.
lie general govcnnebt, in that case and IN tb,t r,,
only, lie would not veto because, in that ca,ei,ou
be cons liuuonal. These are his upinions uuro,,n
~ expressed. THIS wa. the great argument of NJ,
Calhoun In s34, aud whrch that gentleman nav :,
often refer, 10 for The purpose Of shown, Ib. /.
1hen rec gnzed only conditonaiiy the eou.i,uri.Oa
power oi Congress To charter such an ,n,,nuu.,
IL is the argument by winch Mr.. Madison Wa ia
duced 10 approve of National Bank in lsl6-,sl
ny which nearl, III. whole Republican parry Of tia,
day was 'alli' d 10 tue support oi,ha, institution. |,
is an a'gnnent iupieguaLle in nself. When ou,
correspondent asserts that An Republicans hare
"fr"ys n.sn oppressed To the c"nstnnuonain, ofa N.-
lio"ai Banh," he maniicsts a most deporsbls spo.
rance OF the u ost p'nmlnrni political events oil III.
las twenty hive yea's-tie had better "tarry at l,i.
'h"' instead ol taking upon hin self the office VI
pubic Instructor But "a Republic ans have Al.
ways been opposed" To an EXCHEQUER BANK,
walch Martin Van lren is now ende yor,np 10 IA,
len upon the country. He, then. is the Frd.ralH
aud MOI VIM H. llariison.
"CassIus' then rciterates the stale sIa J,r i, il,
mna'ed aud garbled form, growing Out Of he ,seu,
between Mr.. Randolph aud Gen. Harrison in til.
Senate. Copying iom the Address oflhe Dsms.
cra'ic Cany ntion, we presume, he says that whoa
Gen. HARRISON Was charged by John Randolph With
having been iiiend OF tue Alien and Sedupn lss
administration, 'he acknowledged he had spskt
iAyoraby OF that administration he had al least FIJI
So" New this is a base and unn,itieaieJ (alsebcua
Tor winch, owever, we do not hold ..Cas.ius" 10
sponsIbIe, rs We supect he las been mi,ed by The
Forgery OF The author Of the Address issued BY lb.
Democratic Contention Of the State Of Virginia,
forgery 50 base, that, he who perpetrateJ it, ds,er"
10 lose his ears at the plllrt. Gen. H.rrson's II
mark "as Il certainly felt them, so Jar, at least na
me course pursaed by IN relation 10 the gorernma
q tsanee !" Every one can tina, Gen. Harris"
Intended to GENUINE his approval Of John AdAp'i
Administration " que branch Of its Foreign poSs!
ana that lie had no reference whatever W.
Federal docirucs," Of which he is said NJ. cor
iessed his support! This artlGee rs too shallow "
impose on al, but willing dupes.
Lastly "Cassus" glances at Gen. HARRISBURG
marx about the approp' aIion Of the surplus rs'enas
t'purposes OF emancipation in reteu nee 10 ~heh's
need only say that he got The idea from the letter
Thomas J.Gerson to Jared Sparks. which my "
found on the 38s h page Of the 4'h voIu ne Of hn
published couesnopderce II hi, s.,t;ncnt be si.