Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1842-09-29
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The 6issensiens IN the other party are
increasing 10 bitterness. Unless they
are speedy in the work Of nomina.pn
the breach may be too wide ever I'd be
united again. Considering the OLD an
tipaihies which. rendered Mr.. Calhoun
and mt. Van ,Bdten mutually repdgnsnt
10 one Notwithstanding the quarrel
81 lie former with Gen Jackson, and the
part which the Undertook genilensh
was believed 10 take 10 that sffair, il may
perhaps be said IN the words Of MILTpH,
that 81 n ~
-"Never can true reinstatement grow i Il.
Whore wounds Of deadly hate have pierced so
deep" II.
The coalition between the two in S37,
on The Sub Treasury basis, was as hollow
as the basis itself has proved unsound.-
AT present the aniiposiiy Of riyal-ship Is
quickening The concealed embers pf old
! jealousies and disikes. II was NOT com
1pIimenisry id Mr.. Calhoun 10 compare
| The other 10 atfox or weasel--asspredly
il was noi-whether The comparison was
. pretty good one or not. Aud probably
/ Mr.. Van Buren, has determinedthal if he
ia. 4 weasel.j, his Southern friend shall
have ioochsof his qualities 10 the way
Of being "weaseled" out Of the nonina-
ltion.
| We take Sthess indications from lths
newspapers. II is no concern Of pnfs-
buI one must see what one cannot help
seeing. The New York Evening Post.
one Of Mr.. Van Buren's organs, will per-
sist in putting out feelers and sometimes
claw, whereat The iFascibIe emotions oil
other sensitive journals are excited, and
something like a caterwsuling takesIplsce.
In return for scratch Of ibis kind, the
Madisonisn, which is becoming mag.
unanimous for Mr. Calhoun, appeals ito sibe
true republicans OF the country 10 says"ii
the disorganizing and covertly hostile
policy Of few leading democratic JOUR
Euals is not calculated--i is not certain II Jaer-
SISTED into defes, The Democratic Re.
publican party in Is442 Can the Post
desire 10 unite and rally together again
1.-The victorious party Of lS40i" n
r The Madisonfan. goeson 10 remark aiat
none. Of the great Harrison patty can be
expected lat this early day a: all efepls.
Ito pledge themselves. in advance, ID sup
port any one against whom they nav
have rallied in 1910. for the nextIcsn
psign, fihe individual whom the Post
prefers is 10 be our candidate" (continaes
| The Officially 'let US set about enlistiEg fe .
cruits 10 make up the great deficiency ia
in bis vote Of ls40--and not seek 10 III.
ray The force against him again which
once 50 completely swept every thing
before il"
| There Isl 40 denying thai there Is reason
10 this. We iniinsied the same consid-
srstions some days ago, and are glad 10
find that our friends on The other side can
appreciate good advice. Mr.. Van Buren,
win no. do. That point ought 10 Be te-
gataed as settled. and then the patty
Could apply itself with all diligence 10.
wards making Mr.. Calhoun available j.
They will 6nd enough 10 do 10 that un-
deEiaking TO keep them busy Up 10 the
las, day Of The csasass--snd thew will
| probably then find out that they have la
boursd for nothing. Bu. then ibey m ast
do something; they must choose some.
body and all that is left for them is 10 do
ths bss4tbsy can under the circums,sn-
ces. Such is the wisesl and most m ature-
" considered adyiceihai we can give al
this Stage of The proceedings.
M Baltimore .inerieens
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