Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1842-11-24

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IHURsDIY. .NOTE.NBER q. Isi2.
PROGRESS OF THE CorRrsH!p

S''oh' made by ''Tunca," in behalf of John Tijier
shinss aud queens always, you knpw, manage such at
'afs by proxy seems n1 IL have had the effect Of de-
tefrng Ills fxccercy' from the renewal Of bis suit
Lovers indeed are said 10 be like unatcs; and Mr. "
ef Is mol an exception To the reuark; fr in truth this
Is mol the st time thai; the Old Lady, who is up TO
ch or two, has rejected the advances of the Reformed
iiake, sin &c LIE al audoned -, for the better accunno
tons which he supposed he might obtain from, his co:G
ding and sed Wing mistress. IN ISIS, f,r example,
NJ. Tyler expected that the latter would cuihe him
with The Senatorial robes and him with Tie de-
ience al her Interests II the national cncI,: but IA linz
10 dlan ilat appointment from his mistress. he even
Aea began To least sleeps eyes" a, his deserted vii,
a9lan-one OF wh.se aIenis, .Ioha Woclflk, Esq Of
Orange, nlsshevously hundred the n1In, hy putting
him in nomination for that Office, which he, catching at
the bait, like gn yoon as he was ayowcI his w:Iin,
ness 10 accept from ''aty body rho ,couH eire il.
ilewas thea maniltStly npto he lglcs, bidi,r--and
why should MT he be 50 now? Or his p son having
been changed by ie misplaced confidence OF the Wing
isif' IS, IN afterwards, upon repeated Professions Of
ideay to her cause, eeyatint him 4 still h2her PSI
iio'' ihah that which size refused TO coulter upon him in
lS5S, 1t is cerain not wonderful that he now makes
high bids himself ior renewal of the affections and con
h!cnre OF his first love One who is purchasabc him
sell naturally believes all others so-ust as ''he h Is
gnldy ihia@s the world turns roua1 or as all OF ccis
look vrrdant 10 him who wears green glasses.
We had supp sc!. nevertheless, that the G,obes re
ply I, Mr. Tyler's ''runica' - would have raised
somewhat the nap of his emper--anl tina, he
would have orborne, at least for s,asn any farther
pubhc advances TO reunion with the wife Of his Youth
whom he had 50 long by his oyn Confession deserted
and who, by the way, little regretted his loss. that
she did not even put Oh the habnen,s of mourning
When he left her, but arraycd again in bridal
garments, and with another lord BY her SD But he i,
10. daunied by his repnlse The Globe tells him thai
he must come back not only the stool Of repentance
but he must, before he takes his upn that stool
dismiss his ''5awds. and then he must consent
10 take All obscure place in the household, and by
no means aspire 10 lis control. Wherrupon, the .'iti
S6nian rushing To the aid of Tunicl, " objects to the
Globes 'ilpwerS OF rhetoric" whereby onr Republican
President Is llkencj keeper Of baM IS" and rather
question the Gi'be's po~er as plpry of the Iocaf,co
tamil y-chargng. with is usual kecnnass Of wit thai
the opposition o the editor Of tie Ex OH al 10 the
Marriage is lasiigaed by 'p'usc onal co.s!Gcraons'
And in the same paper appears a communications
which Is suspected 10 be from the pen Of the Preside.
hiMs,t,- charging the Globe with having departed from
the Republican chart anl om tn dpcr ines Of the par
ty laid doNnby the fathers of the church," (ryler.
Inaugural, over agan;) and dcnouneng that paper =
secelcr from the true faith and as benr he rec mi
za organoi Radicalismand Revolution" We pas, over
tins attempt, the part of TIE NIadisun;an and its
master. while knocking at the door Of the locooco man
slon and begging for house room, 10 dsparue one Of
the chief captains Of the CONCERN by discrcdng his or
tboi1xV II oS ('nlvin Al Il
his pulpit by of his converts from Catholicism, who
bad alcrward been bought up by the Pope wi,ha Car
dinas ha', But Mr. Tyler aud his friends know thar
worlsar but chatl, and that lie succeed in WANING
the affections of his buXom widow bevc!c," who is
beseeed ly so many suitors-Nan Burcn, Cass Cal
houn, johnson, and Buchanan he mus, offer some
moe solid temptation than spccions promises which he
has shown, both by his conduct his wife and his mis-
iss with him weaker than the SPIDERS most al
tcnoatcd thread" What then, does he do? Why. in
the paper published at Bamcr, which is the recipien,
Of Government patronage. called the .Rrpubcan and
Argus''-lhe first title indicative OF Iocofco and
the latter otits Tyler tendencics-appcars the following
LITTER tron u ashingt on-nark the iocale-wren ev
dently by design, AMI by one otthe initiated:
at that the s.yrrin of aicts between the ed
itars of the Globe and AaJSoan /, TIE ieatliy OF
.nr J. eis Administration with democratic prince pl, $
viii WORK cut some good that it Viii cause justice 10
be rendered n ore ii least where it IS merlrd.
understand that hrcs;deu; Tyler is determined 10 show
toll" democracy It the country al he upeail Of
the h15e IN ccrain articles IN the II .ls ,aan
mea!atory OF his course, aud identifying him with Rc
Democratic party, shall not have te effect the dem
ocracy which was SrcmiHg'y intended by the Glo5c-
tiai Is, TO produce an alienation oielng between them
AMI him. Mr. Tyler is oiom Ia sh0,r that lis tricnd
&Hp tor he democracy is not rned and ha't1,r but
: HAT he Is with them both in telling and principle"
al gives ne pleasure 10 hear thai Mr.. Tyler has it
IN contemplation rive further evidence 81 ,ese and
determination to be acceptable to the Democratic par
: ~. by restoring of those Democrats (who were
mt enemies to him or his prnrpc>) who were
justly elected from office under the thirty DAYS reign
OF terror meaning the short reign OF General larr
sons Administration
Here is proclamation To .Nijnne Locotoco, in her
own proper pesen, that, il she is satisfied IF the sin
certify Of T,lers Professions of repentance for his past
way"ardness and nideliy. he will give her conclusive
evidence that hchas forever dissolved his connecon with
The hlg colcern, ny using the money placed in his
hands by that party in too couiIng moment, for pur
poses {" public utility, in pamperng the mcnias the
Iormer lcreis open declaration that the off res of
the country are 10 be given exclusively to the mem
bcrs Of the I.GcofDco household and that Miss Whir
aud her friends who placed them at his disposal may
whistle for their just share in the distribution of this vas,
amount Of patronage The profcris made too in charac
terstc terms lie thinks that allohcr men canbe bour
up because he has sold himself and he therefore brings
/ prrp in his hanI ,,o