Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1842-11-03
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re" lays ago. th. Washington Globe. repte. c,,...
we } an buen wing If the Lee, Foeo par, ,,,,...
Tue following Editorial avowal-and We c,nf.
"ish we Could have been ty the editors side y,;,t,
Invisible rln21 IN our finger, 10 have bele IA his
'ehance and heard his ma'terins, while lac pcnnel j..
+, KS 10 Mr.. Calhoun, think that our nm,
,"e s.ne' slo" that. with us, "by genes are +,
" q ald. III iurmer times say some rifttr l.,.f
mug qua, We are afraid. IN return Is hard tLlles -,
sa'a o' u.s. But we have long since sat ,lnR, i; i#
ie e'iei mousse an snthe, the ca lun.,l i.et tt,,
O"' "of ,ha'che's axe unbnrcd, only wet them H.
Us III Tue blood of our common enemies and sbep,5
ha,efa convention appoint him eur great chin NO ~,
l"lio" ms war path aud hight in his shade. as Lr,
zoe 10 The great Democratic tribe remains To ,arks 2
aN"s WIN Tie snake ct his wigwam. or leave his ,,s
upon The leaves of our hunting grounds" ''"
Inc ui'hc coniesses that il has heretofore "s,,l ~
nara ''ngs' of Mr.. Cah'Mn-and SO the public ,,;,,
J"o5'' ""eh IL remembers that its nidfr mod. of dol
n'''''s mat gentleman was by calling him John Co,Ua.
N'iho"h-ahd lis Utmost stretch Of CHARITY cond -
uFt nom II 10 other admission than that The said ~
'@ta"e aihoun would never tell the truth ul
lie would serve bis rnrpse.",, Pretty "hanl him,
these--and MI Calhoun must be very froiyoo ri.
" even TIE doctrine promulgated by him in ls37 ,,
"s personal relations must follow his poli,ical ), ~
''oo'' nm 'efor%a r tttgtre ihem-For if the ,,,
were just one, he is no less Cotiiine now tina, Lo l
p's TO be Avorte at the Globe Office than he w,s n
"''en' The u'be. as III. mouth piece Of Gen J,cla,o
VINO wished To hang or shoot him under the ..sccond,
or some other ''secon of nartial' or some o,ber I
sought to prepare the public mind for his erecu,ioo h.
SliematIzng him with Of the worst names in Tho
Roman Calendar! N1r is Mr.. Calhoun les, add;c,cJ o
suppose. toiybg than when accorIiar to the CT ~.
he actually preferred the lie tn the ruhnnless o.d
all the Gbbes friends, for the time being. are oro,.
and al It's opponents c,ors-and uni, IS the NL5u
uoMs bocne LocGfco swans, instan,,r l., d,.cr,;,'
their lar'y. whenever Hey End that Wlio victory
Will not ennre 10 their own benefit,
That Mr. Calhoun has also said some .l,,rJ ,,;nos,,
about the Gelc. is well lntvn and is md, d euce1,d
by that PAPER. The odi,r how,ver. is ne, yer, r,,,n
less when crpers are To be eo fer kicks and therefore
We fr'fS lis forgiveness We shall see. Lcr, after in
what spirit the rr frr viii be received There Was,
time when John {. Calhoun would have srurn,d its au
thor. But we Lave lcne ago ceased 10 lock for airy
thing like "ctrahy' from tIai quarter. When a man
avowcdiy amndons parry, Lceasc if he Victorious
the victory viii not cnure to his bcneGi-anJ when
changing his political associations f6 iat reason Le
gives the hug lraernal' To whom he had stigma
ze6 With iuul cpt bets. aud 10 rary which he had
declared WAS held together cnly .'bv the cohesive
bond Of Pnl'!er" and which .sircne,hene' in the
supper, Of Van Burens administration by every new
proof OF lis corruption and abuse, we lear that that
"eohes're Ltnd" is no, wholly ir1,miiyc oy,n npn
himself
The 'lqCiis onim responds to the Ci5be in the FL
low ing 10, cr like strains:
As To MIR. Van Bnrcn. said any hard things
OF h'n' nor he OF MS we arc sure. Il may moi b.. Of
oar predecrSsor but we responsible FIR his
acis than the present editor If the Journal established hy
lien rankin Is for HE Of ANY, committed by
that philosopher nearly century ago Aud we d., not
le''ate 10 declare. HAT should Mr. Van Buren, he the
IN re OF the Republican party. we will nail his colors
To the mast and our fire ON his enemies as
long as we have muazla above waero
Tas. wa suppose. is the cons animation Of the new
matrimonial engagement between Calhoun and Van I,u
ren--"Calilne'' marrying hc"Fox' s the Weasel
in order to take the chances for tie next vc,ory-ihe
Madsonian speaking for Mr.. Calhoun Of whom Mr..
fyers the stool peeou But is possible that John "
er who went To Harrisburg for the purpose organizing
opp sion 10 Mr.Nan Buun-that NJ Tyler whowas
thena Clay man, and cried when Clay failed get the mont
inaon,-has thus pledged himself. for the Malisynian
emily speaks his language even condonally to supper,
Van Buren, p? Why did he seek then to turn him out
Why having effected tia, Object is he now w;llinr l.,
put him back? Either he was false to his ranc;ples in
$50, or he is false to them now The truth is, hoacv
er, he never had any principle but love If ,ce and
this is the solution OF his whole course
The people, with these open and apparen, proofs of
bargan, intrigue and corruption btfre them will be ant
10 conclude that the cohesive bond IF plmdcr" and that
alone has attracted To each other thes. homogeneous el
mcnis Take away the motive, and the al lance falls
pieces.