Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1842-09-01

3folit(eas.

Al meeting j t1a y il5s~ or rsssv. hid af fl,ii
fnau lt"usa. 81 Monday l.e i5ts 1t AHsust frr H.,
rhfpfe "i r.Hsl eiisBi' .an, ~ Pc IIIH uaf4ral'.
cd and distressing ealr 4 tur rliihe rancr.rs Nus-o,
..afa'i, srn'h VS. rsl'fl O. lio CHAR aal pcrr j
Ittf,nN 9od llandrlaae fale appointed sae#efafes:
" hfrenp %. II bein5 moved 1ud seoundtd tbs con.
nittce OF tliTeH BE- selected 90 r-sfara report ,y
If'ssvo ot The objects Il te meeting the 8lleVIno f,
iemen were einson 10 wi: Nlu,-.e Gafaeit IT, Dr.
Lawrence RaaHe. James Sour'o, pr T. & Gordon.
Capt JOHN II Smith. Dr. " m Pu-lius. Alaert g. q
Neal DR.. J,H haor. l.. G. Gatoauad Capt T. f.
,lonts Leonard SAL Or. Nm. Suijhand dei n 1n5
h.ei who. AFTER Il saaf raiHuurui rfufned with tho
eu'~eFr'i preamble and sloaHrs Vhit5 sele uaar
mcnsly adopted:
Ahhrnrh. We tic Win Of FsseN. have glv.,,.
deemed It te that thu hahy exciting question Of u he
shall pteecct thc President tor The time tehip2 should
never be apiiated until the The commencement Of IT.,
last war Of tho presidential term since Woul oNper,ncp
las proved, thai always a's3s every other question
10 tho great neglect n all lLr best aud must important
Interests oi Tie cifyfYrt Ne tlnb hai there arr oc
eons. (aui this Is aae al Them Nterca departure from
the rule Is, M enly iasiilac, tu, aPsriely doaan
dNl
iiy lie ever 10 he lau#aal l.-'L IF Gta. l.llison
:" hun the W biss II de r,d State Ind succeeded in
coc'ing Pnadtui. alier ioue and afauons STRUGGLE
gainsl the disastrous All aucst irresistible nluflee n ~
oeutye power and patronage. iuo country plti H. lo.
ifeHds, were deprived ~ eat s.lI 4leH4 month Of lIt
man " WiAse beHign ala'Hs.Iatoa lhcy II looked un
ff relief. from the evils brought ua1n the ma
ilon by the lasless and apssiy msrr o his two pre-
uectssOfs 4 lbs deprivation VAS OF stli great ca
lahily but II was immediately followed by one iui.
noly worse, ana thai too al q ima when ali the talont
and PATRIOTISM Of uT Whole country were required {,
repair II possible. the complicated injuries resulting Il
The national Interests from The yarioIs uuraa,s commit
led against ihemby the tao previous administration.
Inc i'aHlsbhfe Convention not anticipating. il
""ahl appear, The possibility Ell Gen. lafrs1n's death
during The term tap whis tee was elected had recon-
monied t9f the kleo Presidency. which Is meTe sine
cure whist The President lyCs q man whom 30 indi
Ndnai probably. tic ucd States, lai himself, ey
CT dreamed oias President If tic n1tian-SncI how
ever, he has heeome. rs the visitation o pruydenrc-
Rhd rs y ~ WeTe 10 punish us Ug sins ls aeis of mis-
rule have Ear transernded any HAT We ever have wit
hossed heicie. 10 crumefac every instance would b.
needless, for they have heen sarely rli and are wei
known 10 all. Bot there une hich Is 50 highly dan
gfous IN It's tendency. 50 alarming ~ is consequence
as 70 require the strongest denunciauus that free au
Indignant people liter. By tie NEST arbitrary an,
nneAampyd exercise OF lhe Ne,p roser he has hereto
fore eiiecuaily prevented and is believed will sta
prevent. the passage OF certain laws which tho majority
I" congress have deemed absolutely necessary. no
only 10 revive and sustain The public credit but to rrc
serve the very existence OF the government itself lp
single will may thus vnall become the law of the land
of put stop 10 all future legislation. since is harll
possible that woihfds of any Congress will ever unite
opposing II; and two thirds do So or the Veto powc
IN MS flands--h we may Judge OF his future cunduc
by the pasiwlll prevent the passage of any law What
ever, which does mol suit his own views These are
II Is now perfectly manifest 10 make himself prsdcn
for another term Notwithstanding his frequent and pub
lie rcpTobatan OF such conduct ~ other men Aud al
though the expectation on bis part a such event
seems TO every one bat himself utterly rrplsicrou.
and even ridiculous, crZ the mind oil man. We
its existence should continue, Of which there is ever
probability, will have the same caiamions iriucnc
all The best Interests Of the country as already Ia
had
Under these circumstances. the Wings of several G
our sister States, aud Of certain counties Of Virginia
have deemed it best, not to delay the nomination Of
candidate for the next presidential term Full time vii
then be given, should all agree h support the
tor the inst Office to guard far practicable, by Sc
ieciiDg tit candidate for the second office against tn
possibility Of the first being again unworhily
80 mischiovously flied. The people Of the Unilo,
States will Justly deserve The orsi that can happen Il
ihcm. should they more commit the fatal 0
leaving 1t TO any casualty whatever TO elst into ht
presidential Office totally unit for il, III,
present occupant has proved himself TO bewe will
say by the badness of his heart Of which do pre-
tend 70 judge but by the utter ncapacy of his head.
Influenced by these cuiisderalins, the Wings Of Es
most heartily in the course which many
their brethren pursuing in regard 10 the nomla
fion Of candidate Tor the Presidency Of The nted
States. Therefore,
/. Resolred, That we cordially approve of Henry
Clay Of Ktntneky candidate for that office. and thai
we viii uss all fair and lawful lIears TO support his e.
Iection.
z Resolsed. 1'hafaf all The Wings in the United
States Believe his chance 10 be elected Is The best
not only because o has exhibited, ia all the exalted
public Stations w.ieh lie as Giled lalonts u The highest