Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1842-03-14
FRANklIN CorNrY. MAKcn Sth. lSia

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FpANKL1s CorNry. N,ucu S,h 1870
To he Editors If Tie irg6.ia.: -
Yesterday bciup Franklin (ourt l,, opJ H. L.,
lin course fr ..pitlIpu', cap,il,t,s ,., hnl -
little specimen Of Loco Foco suortnoss and ,l;, @
certc,l deep nlanouyreino II had far sq,nn ,n# l,
..sick pp n,,t =, l,,st l., In. r,,, ~ ~ WI = .
Nnrln,r,c NJ 'rl,cun, -, "a - w - '''.
distinguished for talents in this ronn aJ ,a
zeal in Their ralse tLe II L;ry r H. - Ne
tric have reeetJ been disn .cd +, r,,, M ~
office than the one he na,, seeks ,,uLl h on -,
the candidates Of the | oc, Foo n,rt, l,;L ~ :;
hut late aconisti,,n-b,vinr hron ..r,,.l,, i, u -
ranks l.y John C. Calhoun Ia whose f'rt,uo, NJ ~
has been welded since TN, DAYS Snn,L r,a ,', IN
ieation The oc.s commenced l., l, a ]
SIM mcctor-Nlr Tal,frr, c.ll: fIi 49, ''l !
a Secretary, and vith,nt flrtLcr l.ron,, ~"
,lnin,utly EtI,,i,i:,, ,dlrI IL -, - =,
elaqucntiy Unclaimed The pr,di,,io,. i,,a,, - =
SUBJECT Of the mccrinp's drErr,ii,ns Iho 'rar va .'
bore all that modcsty required him II tbror o, nc,so,
considerations NJ jcsy dill mai r,,,r L; ~ t'
from the meeting the know lcJos Of J;v nr,n,os al
consequence with his party-.le deprecated the sacri
flee OF personal interests and domestic duty which hi;
party might require a, his hands He saiI mos, ,,l
rnaly. he couli not he their candidate. (Nr picsicl
Was seldom Unconscious as to say he ,eouhI aot1 Mr.
/. called the attention Of tie ncclinu Ia Tho NECESSITY, -,
his ascnce from the county Iurp, In, ensui,,, c,,,y
\ lis dcIrvng HIM of an OPP rtniy of yisitint he d,f
Democrats ana their tamIljrs ,t tlrir bonrs ,ha, E
might thereby convince Them bov Cn!lv drv,t,d he !
all that is .cirS He concluded ,nost nl,in,v,lv
Mr. Chairman aud Inv Democrats ca'D,oi bc y,,r
candidate. - pom tbs annunc1ti1n mn snr,ar Mr.
1ollnd-Nho during tie scene had clung Ct s,Iy In In,
patron skrs-anl said Mr. Chajrmani >hibi In ya,,
IN my pcrs the weakest man in the county, have
ieon elected when Law whole cler,oncer.ny swell NJ
home. a SEX tcd-lhcrelre the gentl.man's last ex
c0sc, excuse at ALIVE Won't excuse him. Til,
Aiau, speech received with apralfs,-I cannot say
"h'ttr or hs blasted weakness his devotion To hi,
friend Nr.T The committee was llel. appontcd-r,.-
tired aud in returned rep riup \ ossrs \ NJ TaEa
irrrp and l.. IL Mus, as lheir Iomloos-1hls AGAIN
hrougi up VI IAla,rrl aud though "A STRANGER Ia tLe
pre' ding sceue,r iii the secret ofthc lav or
mol Suspicious OF the pot-minl have supposed the clio
l0,ht gentleman was ais lufcy and individually decli
ain" tn, nomination rendered hm. Yet it was evident
ian significant mods and smiles. thai all present we're
npi Land 10 the drIt-and sJmr remarked the gentleman
had 4 very happy mack u c.MmeHdlng himself 10 his
pe,r but hed tr.e9js.-..' er,s,.t G n"uded this
second oGlrt. TIE c.mmifae to play our u, part a The
li again ratrcd--and IT, returned with thc 1.,,,
protest. that acY ,rtR MT consent to dispepsp with
II j - rsicaa-and that they had 4 riuhi IA demand
tliem.' Nhen the SUBJECT assuming thus s,ripi. as
pec. fer the third tmc T. T. arose and dist,rded by
lis grateful lmlH,s, he ,elar,d he could not a,r r
s.,t his rcHs imp rtmty-l t. acc e,ed their nolpna
tout Was then hin. 10 discover how he culd re-
quite their hndncSS-l e ASKED should he make tEom ,
speech. Receiving at ruatye Indications he proceed
ed 10 express his devotion the Democratic cause-l,-
clarnI thai hr and they rpilt than
have been or tnehtv years-iie dcplored the condition
otthe country and p"oIc-and said the distress Of the
many sbrroNln9 faces lac hfl,ld WIS in his opinion
brought alput hy the measures of the Extra :, ssion Of
Gongrcss-Ihesc measures he Designated as the oratn
lies OF that session. (meanne suppose the cunpqnsa
ton To- tirn. lursu's family } the Bankrupt Law and
the DIsrbnan l.aw.-'rhen he landed and buff, ted 10
Il considerable extent bur he addurcd M other causr
throw my aside the S2 GEO pad to Yrs arrs p " leh
supp the cIun r. otherwise would have u scssel-
could not cain the least cue to the ..moius 6O,ug, If
the gentleman causes for The country enbafra,sn,n
and ii is the first time have heard these subjects At
tempted to be rendered obnoxious to that objection.
though frequently hear them opposed on other grounds
Mr.. r. calls the States quota Of the distribution. CON
tempble pittance and spurns the idea of RECEIVING
lie dcnounces the Bankrupt Law as the origin Of the
present moral d,payy Of the country (nu, rccoccinp
that the dcprayy is Of pof existence of the Law itself
During his whole discourse the gentleman did not once
pronounce the word Bdab-as prlars there are rcnins
ctnccs connected with tbs subject which render refer
to it somewhat unpaatabe to the gentlemen Ii is
generally known he Las bccn yariously an adyo-
cate aud opponent ,fa : Bank and he now reserves
tohinsnf the untranmolcd privilege of CHANGING his
opinions upon th,s and all other subjects whenever
henay choose t. make that change However he said
hes now oEpo scd othccredlt system Mr. r. rrnounces
and don,ltts IddcGSm lIraycrshs political traits are
mol Of a drsti2utre character He SAYS he will rather
pursue the course of sslu plysran who is more dis
psrd to mend up his patient than To an,,,Iia,c his
ims-l Ic saws lac will carefully examine the disease
and if medicine will cure he viii sulre his surrc one
raiions-n he Sc not explicit remarks Lcwas under
sood as referring to the present djs.s;iin of Loco Fo
coism towards our STATE nsitutinns-but on this he