Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1841-10-18

"'"'f th'' nc VIII rot permit the lnsIiIuus nbi,.
'hg' Il ainb llon nor the more insillous r,,,..,
OF palace eaf."lgs and syeophlnlle courlir,s
lead Inn into the fatal mis- axe Of violating III.
iisel II migln indeed be u,ged with some SIM,
p'as blll', aud perhaps of justice, that Cen. la,
fison had died only month lelote The expaliop.,
TITS tenn. The argument il fyor of the rule wo,,,l
lose IL applicability 10 In. contingent suoers,o,
The biiel remainder OF that tenn. But We ar.
10" arguing upon supposed case but tn
on existing facts Mr.. Tyler succeeded e n
erd IL ntsan just one month after the inan
guraon d the latter. lie viii serve, with m.
reception OF the hrrt period Of one month, the lpll
PresldrnlItl term. lie has il IN his power 10 nf,c,
upon tie oountr, all the abuses OF which the patron
age a power with which he is clothed are suscxn
,IbIe Tor The purpose Of securing his reelection if
ne enter ain such purpose jas, enlirelsac he
would have done had lie been originally leoied ma
Presidency. The a, poinlnens, the removals. IN.
measures Of his administration, all may be lust a,
cftrcually shaped IN reference to their Influence up
on h popularity and pfetensiof as II he had been
the direct choice # the people. lie stands, indeed
N relation 10 HE future, just where Gen Harrison
would have sood, had lie lived To say, therefore.
lhal lie w'i not be bound by HE pledge whicl len.
Harrison gave. although himself concuIrins as well
IN the importance Of thai pledge, il the solid te,
sous npo II "htch was founded, IS say either than
lie is sup rlut The bad Influences which sway IN.
conduct OF other mer. or else that lie will ,utn
deaf ear, las did Gen. cks9n, who also was IN ry.r
q! Tie one tern irincpIe, bur postponed appllca.
non until ailrr his AMBITION should be gtatted,) To
the voice ofpmrtolsm, when it conflicts with his
personal aspirations
But Mr.. T'y r. II he is nsens BILE the obiea.
ions imposed upon HIM b, ms declarations PIE.
vously 10 tn election, it is To he hoped will not be
50 fan bindtd to he actual position OF parties, as
10 suppose iof a moment that lis reelection
within the scope Of PosstJihty. | he be IA candidate
at all he viii be the candid"lc nehe, of the Demo
craltc mr. Of tie Wing Parry. The Wings will hold
him 10 the Observance # the term primer.
pie, asl they would have held Gen. Harrison
hIn stil. The De ocfafs have among themselves
too many men, with stronger claims upon ,heir
Glence dian John Tyler possibly pre- en,, to
justify the shadow Of hope thst he vii be suppor-
ted by lhrm. II he is candidate all, he must
be a candidate Of the Tertum t2aids-the halt d.z.
lmpactle nbles, with therr handful Of loIlo@ers-
if indeed. btfne the Cay of totnlst ones, they do
not, they pr baby will, Gall back upon the Wings,
or 90 over the Loco Focos. With such feeble
hackers, both in nunbers AID 1uence the prospect
Of success would be TOO faint To JUSTLY Mr.. ,er IN
my a position which would throw HIN in dl-
rect opposition To ms ayowed principles. and which
would la atendency to perpe abuses the ex-
isence Of winch lac hmsef uactd 10 tie re ell
glblny the President, and which he invok ed the
mt rposit"n Of the people 10 correct by the adop-
non. practically, OF the one ter principle, IN
crIallon OF a constitutional mcndment TO lbal Ell
feet Let hlm, then, discard all such lernicIous
pretension, aud hopes. Lei hi n. as |, ought, in
imitation e Gen. ldrson's aug ural, long since to
have d1ne seize HE fist lfop occasion To reiler
ate tle sentiment winch he gave al The Southamp.
ton dinner IN le3S-to wit, "Ptlgtim Presidents aud
Travelling Cabnots-thr lru.lnl n,9rog ofIhe
cont Presidential ter. One term and re election;
the test interests Of the county demand it /: VII
not thu ropu ls sulTtagr cree it IN 1910" Lethm
do Ihis-ar.d liIen, whatever oIanron may b. enter
tanned as to lhe nty Of tis acis. ihere will be
room Ion douht 10 the pfobty Of his motives.
lie will drptHe those who dlsapproye the one. Of al
prct 10, assalling the other. Such declaration.
ton, will 60 nbrre Ia hls personal raeqniIIy-sncc,
he can no longer be an OF jet OF jealousy 10 9th
ers. lie wall cease to suspect that he IS In
word, ii WI place hm beyond the poisoned breath
Of parry, even IN The lolcr aud pu,er atn osphere
Of 1tuotlsni-Ce"slng 10 suspect others, and TO be
Suspected hrnseIl, has future course though NAV
not be ent'iei, rarqnll. will at least be free from
hose tier enmIll,s and fierce a. inosies which
he must needs anticipate, so long as there IS room
for the Apprehension that, in thwittng The views of
those who elevated hum TO power, his primary Object
Is II crush another, that he may retain The relns OF
roN Ell IN his own hands
Mr.. Cadioun on The Tcio.-rhe Charleston =!