Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1842-03-10

Il tcrs nal influence Ia" may haye reduced thas IN, 81
ity 10 such dcorre, that finally when the vote is II
Len the proposition may be LOST by majority ot one on
h. as was the case with the Southwestern Rail Road
Ill few years ago. ct because a man may happen
To be in bare minority, the Republican would contend
that he had influence In the same manner the Eli-
II, would prove that his great hgh priest General Jack
sn was destitute 81 influence b,ca,lsc his reconunei
dations to Congress Were sometimes rejected This is
secn,cn Of his iasuperabte logic In the man
ner,
died prove a buzzari is no fpsl,
And tina, lord may be an owl,
A calf an alderman, goose justice,
IL - And rocks committeeman and trustees
.,uJt that he filters himself. that,
Being in logic a great eritir,
profouafig skilled in analytic,
Who listing Ii-h and divide,
A hair tw Nt south and southwest side
he cannot only prove goose justice. but that he
has already proved that ''Jusiice' Is goose
Aeain-the Republican says Our critic arrives the
conclusion, that there Is Tor surprising that the
interests of Iynclurg and the Southwest world be
more faithfully guarded soduous maintained, if Mr..
'role should be displacod. Here the reader will per
ccive how nearly Justice and ourselves together
lie contends thai the peculiar interests Of this section Of
country, have nothing To eApec, from Democrat
than from Mr. Toer. We contend that those interests
have nothing 10 expect from Mr. Ioler, than from
a Democrat So after all his talk concerning our in
Justice he consents place Mr.. Tor's claims. far
west are rnra upon equal footing with those Of
other Individuals thereby concsding every thing have
Insisted upon Mst logical deduction! | said that
Judging from PAST histoiy r'afd 10 the matter, We had
10 infer that the Interests OF this section OF
the State would be better advocated by Democrat,
than by Mr. Tuer.-Aud unless are sire of dcri-
wing benefit from the clar@c. thai a ND let ''well
enough alonr-'i'lat it would ic unNsc h sui sutc
II Democrat in tn: place # Mi Toer.to otted to these
'peculiar interes,' unless VT" sure that he would
accomplish more tr Us than Mr.. 'fucr can etlcct:-
And Judging from the past W. hayo no to infer
thata Democrat would accomplish more. especially
as some Of those Democrats Who who haze represented
the county, and may perhaps represent II AGAIN.
opp sed to Improvements upon STATE account: precrrng
the POINT stock system. But When say that have
no grounds expect more from Democrat than from Mr.
Toler do thereby neccs$y admit, that expect
no more from than from the other! hen say that
fire are than ten, do aduit eonte,So, that
ten are not than FIRE! say nor, that we have
reason to expect morf from Democrat, than from Mr.
Toler. But nevertheless assertthat believe Mr. To
Ter calculated to accomplish for peculiar inter
csts than any Democrat the county turnish.-And
if the Republican deems tins an admission, that
cxpect n, more from than from the Other. and con
cession oicycry thing for which lac has conlended, he
must have lost his wits, and the he to
.straighl Jacket dark water glue and Depletion
the better. believe (waycrng other considerations
that Mr. Tolcr would accomplish tr particu
lar interests than Democrat; because (udging by the
,asr he would devote all his industry and energy to
that purrsc-'r'ia, he would no, snaaaer time in
slabng about Federal politics, but would attend to TIE
interests OF the Comm bnNClllh. W. had specimen Il
Loco Foco scule for the welfare OF the Staff, in their
useless consumption al during The present session
of the LEGISLATURE in attempting instruc, nitod
States Senators to do that which thy would voluntarily
have done. and which they did perform without ins'r,c
TONS We have 10 rcas IN Ia supp =" tAai these sell
STYLED Dcmc Will do ctr tr the i,turc 10 pre-
sumo that Democratic ID, ,".atc f M Cam hil, would
not unite will! his allies. in nee'riing the state and
prang about "\Nhig ab,minations' and other alomi
nations not dboni'aJL than those ojomiaic IL
gislators. who pretead much to oboninate them.
The Editor SAYS, at is business to d,tcnd those
Loco Foco members Of tho Legislature. who according
= Jusiice,' fiddle While Rome is hurnn9. Perhaps
he would act little morr in age ran'c VITA his pro
tsSions Of tnncSs. ii hc would address his charge di
,ectly 10 those whom they intended. Doe; it not
look ectle unfair t. make the most serious CHARGES.
against engaged in public duties. more dian
hundred miles distant. scarcely one {" whom will eve
see the Iripcr in which sud charges pnhshrd}'
Appealing from the Editors Judgment IN regard t" f0r
ness till he shall have ic1rnd To attack cncmyo
camp, in admirable confusion and Disorder, | can
sure him. that would have more hcsitencv, in
king the charges which he alndes, directly, than
have in publishing them in the Nir.nian. Put why con
denim in others wha. he practices himself He houdhaye
rccocctcd that Nh 1oer, whom he ass,iled. is attend
ing to his duties "norc than hundred miles distant.
And when he next riurS out the walls of his "ra'hupn
the head of IIcnry Clay the dictator whcmhe
he is continually making the ''noS serious areusaons.
that he is screral hundred miles distant. d$.harging his
public duties: and that tho Editor himself has sud. that
it is a"GHic M fir 10 make "serous accusatone'
der such circumstances.
In regard to his charge Of Misrepresentation by jus
ticc." confronted him with his o'rnlndGue@e. and ittha
.eprcsfnts him, he alone is cupahlc aud he should
1Nfnt for more faithful representative In regard
0.R dariy. he has abundant for it al home; and
am erctore not surprised thai he should not be "quc
40 charitable AS 10 suppose that my communication
in lis ma NIL Of oh