Lexington union. (Lexington, Miss.) 1838-18??, 1842-07-23
Gle PRESIDENCY.

la, nybllSh to'"0J ="
- r.sItina forth warmly and forciGly
~" ,.,, of M CALHouN-or rather
lhg el''" ,yhich the country, borne down
lAtc a i,lsnisla,rn and struggling in til
w ol C5Isc systems, has upon the seTVi.
isIps ~ u, creates, Statesman. The times !
IN d. , e tolerate choice Of PRESS
WV 40 'yaalla,,s for any other reason I
3s'l'r' Il, r. ability to redeem the Severn
sAaF ' r,,, position that Is fast losing a
~ l'D" of he 1rld. The next sresi-
az i'r va n man whose private chir~
ga u''. .hoye reproOchi whose edminIs'
~ y s,I,y is equal TO tho sys,ema tic
Nv r. al the vast and complica led
49, n, Executive; whose sagac l'y
aA'es \, fault; whose hfmness in the
n t'S # the Government is equal to-
Ea ,;ob, in detecting lis d'ttlco'i'es
H y'I,,,c i,s measures-.in short the
w p,s.ijsnt must be in the hi hest
IN i've words,a Patriot Stntesp IN or
''' " dignity and not impro oaIiy
s s"S ,,eocr ot the Federal Cover lment
Az ' ,"i 10 \ disastrous trial in tn next
,r, We need not say We m ay be
wo CALHOUN to he this ma n, and
W. noId that the best Interests ! of the
-, yHl he served as they ca n he in
',bs, wey, by his election TO ,h sPres''
p'" Cyery body has double IS eiveo
.a;, far Mi this, though we h ave here.
y -, .,id little on the subject. We be-
Az. III, o,eminence is gradu' lily being
,5aI Mn CALHOUN by the i emocracy
,bs Union. The Review which we
ls, has already had very extensive
foo in tac country, an d we have
ID i rron a Democrat paper OF
rr.vlyaoia. while We q re upon this
,ct we cannot torbear copying the
fIo wior article containing high tribute
Il, Senator. from the N Y. Era, Of
,5ov last. 1t isa pretty strong lnlIma-
IA ,h,, that Journal agr aes with W on
ii. subject - Charleston lercw,y.
8uWhIle the Democrats party IL gen.
,.,y united on principle g, VIC all know
n, unfortunately, great diversity OF op'n
4 syis,s AZ 10 men. Kentucky nnd
her western States, strong rally Is
3sio1 mad. for Colonel, Johnson, that var
&orn veteran, who has esyed his country
In we'll mad 81 long. IL Pennsylvania
I'M Buchanan, the &C ,ompllshed Senator
HON hat State, Is Q neral favori'e, and
1 Numerous friends are pressing his claims
l kh much earnestne IS, zeal, an determl'
kcon. Il they ms let upon his nomina'
homie will drihtle 81 carry tie State, and
+ nus Use 10 the Def nocratic party one Of
be largest and NJ ,st important States in
he Union.
The argument II his friends il, ,het il
candidate ia tsken from the Northern
States, PENNSYLVANIA is best entitled TO il,
Anevsr yet having Ind candidate, while
ME- lot has CaIer tuic- upon Nov York
NJ Nthe EnpoIiumo( the Union. d sectional
VI DIVISIONS are 10 guide US in the selection
AYAof men, THE, pThaps, s rs good IN nrgu-
nent rs could he made usa Of. Bul, it
Il wulId inevitably lnso de S!ate TO the
Denocva'ic p5ty if his claims are insisted
AI,on, and arY benefits he or his friends
Awoo'd derive from it, would be, perhaps,
I % placing HIN anch position as to insnre
hla nomination by tee National Conven.
l0O, 10 lSfi, For Mr. Tanburen, there
: a very general feeling Of respec, and
kndoca' throughout The Union. The
great ability win which he conducted the
snaIrs ofhc Government, his decision Of
& eoamcIr, his keen sogacity and honesty
Durpfe, have made him manv warm
hnd 2e'!ons friends Those who had
iecn Ineht to place low estimate upon
rs cPac''y, we're early undeceved.
.sS'Hed Of power, but surrounded with
'Wc"hes lnsurmountable, his very nosi.
lon cnnscd The develcpement Of character
s'"' dreamed Of, by those even who
H." nm best, while his enemies, who
u. accused him Of being plant, supple
'u non'committal, most unfortunately
y themselves, found him unhendirr, and
p'er ready boldly to express his opinions
!" at and every subject, in the mos, fall
|l candid manner. In short, every net
"i' While seated in the Presidential
. S"nT' proved hrm an ACCOMPLISHED
S''eSnan, So we'll satisfied were the
H.. '"Ocral'c party with his acts, that he
NJ. n.y. 'e'nomlnaied unanimously by the
H. Ds.un'I Convention, assembled to make
,bs ''lecllon, hut he was not sustained by
Dn3 people, The expedIeots resor,ed to
D aa NE complete union of all interests
Is ef."' nun, resulted in the overyhelmino
disS", The Democratic party. But 10
,ho J ~ attended that defeat, either 10
lc,d. D'O"cratic party or to their noble
roo 49, The character Of Mr. Van Blu.
pno0 ?a' Untouched, not bIemish rested
ph H." W and as il was lately expressed
v6;'1 wo consider tho great principles
~" were at stake. the issuoa ,,,LL