Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1842-07-14
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ace OF President Tyler, cur eye over the
for the purpose Of seeing what the good people OF
aeient borough think of His Accdcncy; bui To our
ST. w We found not single complimentary notice of
opcir eto We had heard indeed, that Nj TYLER
was not remarkably popular in Williamsburg. ye. We
had supp sed that al least voice would he found $50
poor 10 do reverence if not To himself to his saliu
But IN this we were mistaken Instead Of being fresh
ly remembered in the flowing cups of his old
he isnot even alluded 10, unless indeed the following
being the 9TH Of H., Regular Tests is intended as $40
nifcant rebnhe to the ambition d ctr high
teaching Buckinah
''Ihe Presidential Term: Ono term. and buton term
whether the President be elected by the people, OF Gle,
waited by the act Of God"
We hope Iii, hint, which is almos, as plain and en-
platte the IrIslman's. will moi be lost upon lie pIori
DENTAL President; particularly as we find it repeated
mong the volunteers, Rlber, AndeIs a. Esd WHO +,
by the way flaming ledcrlisl of the olden time hut IS
Jealous modern democrat! Mr. AndcIs, Ms ;,i INNS
thus
by Robert Andcrson-'rhe Elder Adams: From the
Wee Presidency he was borne the rising Glowing tide
1T patriotic feeling to the Chie Mauistrlcv If tie +
Mon In an evil hour he listened tn the ercpiiiul rn,
my. who betrayed him; and grisping at a second term
and deserving his friends he sacrificed with his own
the interest and honor Of his country and disaractuly
i,ll-to rise no more"
Among the persons invited To the WILLIAMSBURG din
ncr. was Corporal Wise Of the "Guard" vel strange
to say. he is mol only uncompfnonled with oast hun
self, but even the immortal Gl1nd would have been
wholly forgotten had they not been toasted By their Illus
trous commander, " no remembered them IN the ollpv-
ing sentenous, but 10 us nnmeaning sentiment:
BY Henry A. Wise-The "GuaIds'' in arms and the
"Gudrdts' IN council.
Sb.,, IL.
not; it is certain that they most mpoen and r,icu-
ions ln council" The deicaeyof the Corporal hoWcv-
CT, svery questionable, though he Is perhaps exc,s.he
for ,oastirg himself aud his ltc corps when PERHAPS
his apprehension admouishe him that they were held
in too much dcrision to be noticed by others
In Philadelphia, however, 1.-The 'Tyer mon. to the
uumbero 100, composed Of off holders aud oise-hunt-
ers, had dinner to themselves aud here Of course Inc
Captain, the Corporal, and the whole squad were ,L,
rately euogzei But incident occurred Aers. which
ought 10 open the Of that dcludcd Little taud
t. the slender 'hro'd by ~Ichte lately formed cooG
ton is bound together, Taking it for granted. ",
suppose that the articles If agreement stoned and
sealed by The leaders in Washington. had b,und II G
rank and file, hand and foot the Tyler men despatched
from their dnncr table, at NJ ,Aanus garden. tie TO-
lowing toast TO the Loco Fucos, VIII, were enjoying
themselves at Pascal's:
"Om Democratic ftH3,r cili-clg diuing at p,gc,''s-
We hail them the anniversary ufYr National }u,lc
prndenre worthy disciples OF the father q He.n,-
cracy.n
1t was supposed. doubtless that the I.ocoe would ,a-
'ryacccpt the compliment thus profcrdtothe by lhc
ncr allies in expectancy. and that they would respond
ii in strains Of like character. Bu, it met with very
cold reception, and the reply is complete cat a6fci
tho Gnard-a supcrcilious srnrnng othcirtendorod en-
hrace The L. 5. Gazette Informs us that Ill is di III
cult to say whether surprise disgust pred9minaed a,
first. for anawtu stiffness prevailed until Col Pare ac
time to prepare short speech The Colono,s sreecl
decided ii. and disgust had the day. whcrupon after
Some consideration, the following was sent in re
ply;
1.-THE President Of the Uaitcd Staics--.A fair and
honest support of such involve no s;crfc,
"t the principles Of Democracy and tend to the ,an
III the lnio: but as party is independent
ana onward; seek alliance. but look 10 the ls
ness OF our cause for Truth is mighty aid will
prcva.''
at Is imagined (says the Ga2ctte) that the Crrpo
raPs Guard must have had suspicion of Wat was
ilnlng. for when the committee bearing the above arr
wed al McATrans. the whole hundred Tyler men
ha' followed the example Of Governor Durr--lIry had
unaway! How it would have been received hel, fore
cannot be known. The whole affair, however, may IL
chroncled as an successtddpljcoitou." The fact is
We Imagine. these Philadelphia ioccs do net differ very
widely from the opinion imputed in washington 10 Mr.
Benton, who we learn frm the Alexandria Gazette re
fuses To unite in any alliance whatever with Mr.. Jchn
Tyler. and repudiaes any coalition with the Admnis
ffailon. The Senator fnm Missouri takes the ground
we presume, (and so do the Philadelphia Ioces) rhar
reachery cannot ultimately to the benefit even of
those no temporarily avail themselves Of lis benefits
The President, being invited TO attend the Pha,lcL
tha dinner, sent cller filled with cu, aos of Inns, IT,
and abuse Of Congress. He declares his great aA t,
to co"7>,uis with Congress in the passaae OF ale
qnotc tariff bW-hu Of course subject 10 The condiii,
tina, he shall dictate its prorisionsi When however,
Congress is prepared to submit to such detaon and
substitute the will of the President Gr lis oWn il Will
be time for the people to abolish Congress Itself and To
deposit all power where i, will already be- in fac--in
che hands of a Dictator
President Tyler had dinner of his own too on the
Ati, and, AS was TO have been expected not solitary
Wing was among his quests, who are said 10 have hccn
forty 10 number, and nH Loco Focos' There must have
been strange feelings in the bosms roth of the les, and
his company, when recoections of the past flashed
whose Votes he clothed with authority to sit a
the head of his official table, aud the latter HAT bat
few mouths since, they monlned the overthrow of thcr
power, now Unexpectedly given beck to them by the
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