Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1842-11-28
VIEWS OF TIE LOCO FoCOs.


friends, only 10 be despised by his onemes The mar
VEL is, what has broush abJa tbs sadIea chang, IL the
course Of tie Globeinn, suppressed Contempt To open
denunciaon 1t begins, however, see Perhaps that
the President was assuming oo prominent p,siou in
the Loco Foco ranks and that the wises. pIicy 10
kick the false god from the PEDESTAL beire he attracts
too many wosappers from the true, See what 1t says
ofTyeF men and Tyler measures-pasl.culasy Of The
great EXchcqner Scheme
From The Globe
Every sklI'u observer perceive. that the aiG al
the men now IN power Is 10 make iId parry. ut which
they TO be the leaders Every day ller official bal
letns--not only through their pres, Washington,
but through other recognised Administration prints
TEEN with attacks u!lraisln. The doctrines of nri-
ihc OF the Two great parties which divide his country
suit The present ineuinbenis in high stains They are
resolved to c'nrve new political creed, which wall
serve IN us protested moderdtion to give security 10
ihose like themselves who, having been the bitrest
and most malignant parsans On boil, SIDES NAV deem
II eApediehl 10 end their Misunderstanding on middle
ground, in the enjoyment Of the pills. while they leave
II to the honest and par1tic contend for prc Pies aud
public measures.
II is remarkable that there is not an individual an.onn
those welding the executive power at Washington
with The exception Of Mr.. Nehsler.) who has moi
been an active, ardent PARTISAN, struggling side by
side with the ntras nj both the great parties oi the couu
Try. Mr.. Webster has, indeed. prui,sscd himself a
knock any man down who denied it; but still his De
mcracy has been strictly confined To violent Professions
10 do him justice, we musi admit that he has acted in
varaby upon ultra British principles But the i'resi-
dent has been z'a5uSy busy in support Of the extremes
Of the ;wn great parties. Every body knows that he
has been jackson man, and still more ex-
ccssYe Clay handspring his dev1t "a for the lat
ter even to weeping when he failed in eIeatng his
nomination al Harrisburg. and. through that, The ultra
schemes oil W hg9ery. Which would certainly Lave Fri
u.npl G. IN MI Claws Mr. 'Ivlprs
SECRETARY oi the Treasury was like hlm3ell culuia,
ant in the Jacks Democratic ranks aad in the Clay
Wing ranks MIR. Spencer, the Secretary at Waf in
c hot conflicts Of Democracy and Federalism in the
days OF Daniel ID. Tom kins and De Wit Clinton WAS
among the most yindctlye antagonists Of the latter
Since then, he has been dnyout partisan Of Federal SIN
under all lis names and all its leaders lis pen was
not dry, after enforcing with stronger phrases and new
facts, the w hg congressional illumination eNc5nmnl-
eating Mr.. Tyler from the party as tr,lcl,rus to its
prime plies and Designs hen the tender Of DEPARTMENT
rnred him from the Clay clrps On behalf Of which he
had just struck the first bl.w) INTO tie ranks If MIR w
er whose face lie had Just beSpatlerea with his ink in
defiance.
Mr. IrsIrr bcran political hl as an ullr, e I o,-
rcme Federal ariscra,ic consolidation scll he th,,,
a. State rights doctrine far beyond the EXTREMIST
lit, . ~,beo - lis great teachers, and seemed IN
. ,,,ni. cnnsuiunsati.p Mr.
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acts voa,ng State rihs. these aro sirjne &C Tho acL
son hue Then we have messages Recommending,
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