Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1842-09-08

NV "sdthi, sitll making Gen. Jackson his model
~ all lie worst acts that characterized the Admih.,,
hon OF the hero oil the Hermitage 0louph as Mr. In,
tehdfn Wei Tenarked with none Of the OLD General
hfrpisa to redeem his lusence has rcsorted T., H.,
rocaes eio FIR the purpose Of defeating two aex d,
Congress. "
One of the bills thus silently despatched. las rie,,,
Tue Oh was III tue habit Of smoherng his victims in tho
ower) repeating the poeiso in the Distribution ,c,
was only about dozen lines in iength and related Ia,
subject which lbs been discussed od aaus.ani and in
terence to winch the Presidents opinions have be.nov.
and often ayowed, (and, unfortunately ON both ,ds
and yet, the Md isnnan defends the plckeg Of III,
bll' on The ground thai it late in the session +,
pcsiow upon 1t that consideration wiic, It's i,n,,r
lance demanded No defence, it seems is too absurd
or Tie ohef Magistrate aud his suacrns to set; IN =,
II 'hey deemed the people incapable Of detecting their
limsiness To talk OF the Presidents not having con-
suffered the question oil distributing the proceeds of the
fnblic Lands Is TO give the lie to his last yeo-a, that
veto Itself gave the lie 10 his Report of 1880 y
The other rocAeed bill prescribed The mode Of kking
evidence III eases Of contested elections was DESIGNED
mainly to suarl against the commemorative New Jersey
outrage Ata times important OBSCURE the peaces
bic aud legal Organization oil the two Houses Of Congress il
would seem 10 be unqneslionaLy now when Conore.s
has passed law rendering the mode of election unGrn,
throughout the nion,-a law approved by the presi
~ sun " ' ''''es arc threatening 10
canicmn and To nnlly The effect this veo unles.
the bill be asala passed aud approved the mex, session.
Will be to slgnazc the opening Of the 2Slh Congress
by scenes OF violence aud disorder. lar more discod,
BILE, and more difficult Of Adjustment than those which
occurred IN the ol the conflicting returns from NV
jersey.
! Dut inien,rl,n, :, L., y. -. -,
49,, 80, =. ...',; - Nv 0'"' ''"es'
" S Va P''i'c "'""l'oh 10 'he iict That the yolco
oi the people, rs expressed by majority Of their Rep
resentaives, IS thus sci aside, all occasions and
on all subjccls-upon mere questions Of expe,lien
cy. as well up3n higher questions of cIns,u
tionaily,--by man: aud that man. in s, se,t;ng
aside the Judgment Of ,a pc PIES representatives. is vio
loing every pledge and iranplng upon every uincple
which he made aud avowed while candidate for Office
To what must this Of til Yet, p,ecr lead
If be unchecked? Let recognized organ Of the
President-the New York lleral,l-answer It thus
sketches the results which i, n, lead and GlI VII ell
we suppose it is laborng:
The President is the grand representative Of the
thoughts, feelings, nrps9s, morals, and powers of the
.a,,;rrs = ~ L i1e1 s,.t 'e 'ion'e % hePre
ar frr.t RcDreSeo t,ire is contrary IN all nhils,L'
and all mor:s-a history AID all religion The onh,
meiy q The Repn1be Is in te iron heart f The Erecutire
vi lSe years tie 'Ion'r 'i representatives has been
swell hades lac,,n" -, y ''o' uf'" ''o '''o" All
II lie Government of this mioI,,y pcrubljc
this intellectual dem cracy is gradually acquiring is
natural trn. Il RPubdc, according to ali Ike eale-
Ite"ee y po@ "stS' Is n'@e e0'eet'"" = fG3"s "at
N"I6ng ran saya H. county ,ariTY i,
morals. or elevate lis PATRIOTISM. L,t an iron G'sao,1