Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1841-09-13
FOR TiE NIRG1NIAN
In RlRER L lANN E,n,r


Dear .Str-lhe llues are strangely out of pnl.
Just as the great Wing patty had Land down It's
arms after hand fought field, with victory, glor-
Gus victory, pefchlng upon ITS banuers-wuh the
proud consolation, solacIng each and every bosom
OF Us mighty mass, lhdi the country MAS at length
redeemed hom the thtaldom Of corruption aud
rule under wFlch II had 50 long uavaIed,-and Just
the dugry roar OF the last ever-memoiable Pfcsl-
dental canvass had been uled aud the Of peace
and good feeling was again dawnIug upon u.s.
the rai'Hin2 cry once more iesouuds through the
land, summonIng us again to stand to our arms =
Aud although we have scarcely bad time To brush
from our garments the dust oi The past conf Ct, and
are even now worn dewn with the iatl.ues aud ex-
tement attending il-alIhough we have before
the cherries prospect Il another protacted and
duous suggle to restore "ihc principles Of the
Cunsuuuon'-yct, n / dlsheatiened, respond
to the calI-"W + ARE READY" Aud, IN 10 re-
spending, our eyes are turned TO YOU, one who
by your long aud uncouprumIsrng devotion to The
principles and measures OF the " hIg party, by the
high order oil your ldlenls, and by your Command
ing el quence-by YOUR thorough and minute
knowl e0gc OF the past aud current political nsfnty
Of the c"uniry-Is IN every respect qualified TO take
the lead IN so patriotic an entefprze. We lheff-
fore call upon you Al once 10 stand forth as can
ddate to represent this District IN the next 5un-
gtess OF the United States.
Such step as this, taken at early period al-
ter the last election, would, under ordinary cnchn-
stances, be justly deemed premature II not unmIse
and useless; but the course OF our present Represen
taye has been such seems 10 us 70 demand that
AT once demonstrate to him that We heartily aud
entirely dIsapptove OF It, and that have conf
dence IN his political negr y-ior he has, IN almost
every Important voie gwen DUNG the present SEES
sion OF Congress. gone directly against The known
wishes OF IA majority OF the people OF his district
thereby failing TO demonstrate The ruth Of his own
declaration, made anterior to and during the pen
deHcy Of the election, that he was every inch a
Wing )" and he has failed also to fulfil pledges,
made at the same tlne either by himself OF his
honest, bur too confdng friends, that he would
not only support d United States Bank, but also
every leading aud cherished measure OF the Wing
parry.
We therefore again declare that we have no con-
ddence IN the political integrity of Thomas w.
Gllmer. aud shall use all iaIr aud honori bic means
TO prevent ms election to tie station lie now Ills
We understand that Nh Gtimcr lnlen3s, al the
September Court OF each county IN the dIsiici, 10
address the people, for lie purpose we presume,
of inducing ihem 10 abandon all Their ancient and
avOrlte principles and measures aud TO rally around
him, and pin then iAlth to his gossamet gafb OF
modern Virginia distractions, and to amnse them
selves by ddndlug the political tom looIenes OF the
Corpordl's guard; :" but lot ourselves we will have
Of IT, and therefore respectfully request OF you
to withdraw from the seclud I'd retirement III which
You have So long repo>ed, aud once more commit
yourself 10 the aguaed waves OF political lre-at
once the field, and meet Mr.. GiIner at every
point, and show 10 the people that he has tailed 10
represent their wishes IA The National Counclls-or,
in other words, most grossly deceived Ihem,-and
show to HIM thar tie m Jrsy OF the people must
give Law even to EX-ti.Wetnor Thomas Walker
GIner, and cam / be tul;l with.
We havr IN late number Of the NnglnIau,
that Mr.. Joseph X. living was nominated as The
opponent OF Nh. Gllmcr al ameellng Of "A pornon OF
the hg P4fly, held al the August tetm OF Amherst
county Coufl, aud thai that gentleman has accept
ed the nomination; but We presume, from the ''c'