Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1841-09-06

"ha' must We learn no'e thai CouRr.ss rs Ia ain
me nave "i the Piesijentf IL the President The
Government and Is every Legislator, who avows lls
own sentiments because they fer with those OF hin,
MO happens To be "Successjm poiifician'-senri-
nenis long known. and at all tunes txptessej-is,,e-
fssuch man Dictator' WLo lie, me ask. are the
ME hatlrys' thenl Those Who represent The
people aud Their constlluents-or those who defer
Ia ihe better opln'nn 81 his "H,s hness" tho unde.
iedted polilcan,wuh places to give and c es To be
To" And how delicate and polite "a 10, ,hos, ~ n,
VIII upon tls Majesty To say 10 the Re pesentaliycs
OF ali The people, that the Administration proper Is
the enc man at one end of Pennss wanna Avenue
anu hey, poor souls, are he administration I'M
proper, "ih a Dictator Tor them al the oihef IL
"""ld be kind IN Nj. Cline, II h. would give us
away here ~ the barkwoods some tyId,nc,-l.t
us have Tie proofs. How does he dictate. Who IL
MS istsi'i's capacity, does that, OF expresses ih,
whleh ne lhs io' years before done and expressed
btilsh statesman once exclaimed, .Bui YESTERDAY
England might have stood az aiusi the world Nav
none 50 poor 10 do her reverence" The ,eye,s, of
tins. II seems, may be found IN our Chlel Mapi,.
uae. bn' yesterday, none So poor 10 do HIM rev
eienee: noe lac may stand against tie world So
magical Is Polcer!
And Nj. R"cs! What new ztal has seized
him ! llo" saIlanliy and read, doth he defend III,
successful Pottdcida. Tie wiii hare II that Mr. Clay
has addt6fd the ItrsldeUI-and he must reeds de
lend H.. How attack the President BY differ
my with Inn in opinion by canyassing his Veto
M'ssaee-by SUBJ ctn z 1t to examination and cril-
ielsn, as legislator ought TOT Aud what II he had
attacked the Presidents Veto1 |, the P,,.,d,n,
Too hlgh iot consideration Are las opinions 81.
cred Must no man doubt his nfilhblhy Is no
man patriotic but me President Are his views n
lone, oi all men, to be nnlouched-unexaminedi D
And when he shall choose To cIolle Il en- the
menhons panoply Of veto, ia no man 10 move
Tor ieal oil his a"ihortv-and all 10 sit ,notlonltss
silent aud dumb fue Wing doctrine Where
Mf. hives, where was all thus loving kindness and
ealiantty. when, in the wnier of So Mr., T,ler hat
ms joof upon yoW neck, and woLd have ground YOU
mo Po"uei-"hen' IN spite OF his patriotism aud
pnf' v he exclaimed, II can Keep you balotnp t,lI
tie 3ls, oil March II ] choose" Take ra,e NJ,
i.sss! we all respect your ialenis-"e acknow-
'eose your abilly-it was not expected by those
who pfdcfd you IN the Sena' e that YOU shou d yo,
Tor Bank, although all OF them, nh lew excep-
ions, were iav"Iab { to that lnsiIutlon-lhey pisc-
dyou and your colleague there, not because ,on
were opposed I" Bank but an spie III hat opro>i
ton-b"' they d'd not put you there 10 SUSAN cv
cry wbm ol the President.
let me ask why Il is, that those who are 50 anx.
'ous 10 pull down, do no, build up! Why do Mev
no, give us scheme Why does not NI, Gov.
efn"i 6llnef we nsap plan BY the Iye. can any
man tell what financial scheme he has desired for ia,
last three Yeas Look to his Message TO the Lee
e'sla'nie aud tell # you can. 1t looks lile CUT
Gus 10 us IN ne co"ntry-who think that can tell
"a hawk from haud,aw," without the assistance Of
State severe gnly, State dignity aud all tn l-whv
above all Is 50 tenacious of the Veto principle and
Effcuhpc ptndenCe-who was clothed with the
highest office STATE can conier-.ho had her die
MY, sovereignty, &c, Nc, all represented IN ms
Pefsoh-shouid So readily throw aside the proud
mantle with "hIch she had covered hun To bu, Me
on his acket, aud sally away upon d miserable
sc''"oe upon the musings, Tor scat IN Congress
II YOU We the State well, aud 81 truly, and so
de'o'td'y. why d' bot you stek by her 'alhe, ,han
thro" Yourself INTO what john Rand lph He'd ina,
alb de oil splendid misery and shabby splendor -
10 place yourself among those whose amb,r,ou
would lead them "to be at the head OF "A Bureau
or To hsute At the ta'l OF the Corps Dplomauqut
III Europe 7"
But lio'bear-I have written the above more in
s"tto" ''an !" anger lrcgret thar those for " no N
entertained the Ivelicsl feelings Of regard and ,s
teem should have placed themselves IN n nosi,on .,
s'ngn'ar-so unexpected. Lrpal,lic,ans do az the,
haS-'tt them TWIST and turn aud play tricks befur
high lleaven'-I tell you, Messrs Editors, thai h
PeoPfe are quiescenI. They desire peace, lranquli
y and Happiness. IL is my province 10 m,ngic no
a l'itle anot Z ihen-and | am sure that the grca
majority 81 those, OF both parties whom see, wcr,
saiished-ihey had Land aside the bitterness ant
STRIFE oil pafy w"ri"re and were like peaceful broth
e,s mngl'ne socially together around the nei hbor.
hood hteslde. Aud nohng-noihng can be Sc
dreadful as T. break 10 upon that harmony. n,
measure VIVA ever It's character be distressing
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oil our people. But II will have II sol The ten
ANS OF The LOG Cabin must be agaln reused 10 the
rescne-lrust me, hg wH comt "Sl as III,
bntze. but dreadful as The storm"-whl come wili
that voice OF thunder, which none can mistake, aud
IN tempest which none can Withstand. They wal
peak once more IN tones whc h all shall hear and
defsland-and seue that Tor polticlans which they
are too ignorant or ambitious TO settle Tor them
/ selves. PIEDMONT.
p Whatever Mr.. Archer may lh,nk OF a ca
bal aud however jealous he may he TO defend same
good friends BEFORE they attacked, lei tell hIu
thai We country folks ito believe that the President
has lent ms ear to particular coterie-that he has
forgotten by whom he was elecled-and thai neuhe,
Virginia nor Williamsburg did make HIM Pr s,den
Aud we think that some people. who want place
have induced The President To veto the Bank b an
order, through false PRIDE I" shew hsindependence
OF Nj. Cldy.-Mr Archer is rather TOO sensI i've.
Iknow Mr.. 1yter as wch as he does.
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