Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1842-11-14

pay h'f oopi' ""eh she now threatens TO repudlate.
h't are 'hs"d ana INC o'hor old States prepared 10
make 'iS surrender 10 Their younger sslersf Are they
prepared alter donyn@ the equity "l dtsrtbnton to all
the States 10 Affirm Tie justice OF the donation of the
public lands to J0roi the States! Let Mr.. Calhoun
take The hed and though his bold bid Tor Western votes
may succeed 10 his hearts content we have vastly
rated the Intelligence Of the people Of the old States if
they will consent, by their votes, to sualn the brbc
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"'"'' Oo ana aS ne supposed '" mig oPPo
S''g' u"oef any arrangement oi The District likely tot
nad'' '''n be hopeless HE "Jeilorsoaian' pays a
Jus. r'ap eh' TO inc open frank manly independent
qua fearless e-fSe oil MI irving Which 1t admits
han na"e very 'Vora0e impression upon men OF all
P"''S' IN 'ha' See'lo'.-
A''et VII. irving concluded Gov "'mer responded
W i Gall lltt upon lllnl bY the w llln
a"o' adop'd mat dayb which he seems to have beer
's "oe" ei''e'co as INC edl'of OF me 1ehefsonan Mi
"hef o course defended hs consistency l"'il he "o'
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sumo eniS " ny Shd1er al toloirnig inc fdd
ofm old coniedcraie? IT, however, Van Buren, shal
be the candidate of the ocos for the ncxt Presidency
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Afrr Gov Gil,ncr concluded Mr. Irv;nr in ohodi
cnco /, the wishes Of tho crowd reniel to hinbut thu
..lctcrsonion rather otrmn,s IN rebnt the frcc {,
what no s,;d ,l,n +, ,cn,rt !, Mr. Irvnr b,,o,o,
was rrht in s,vn,r that the e,,cu3t,cs of the ,,yrr,
mon, b,,o hn rl,,ool. oi,.o rho ,case, ~ H.
higs 10 power aud the Jetiorsonlan IN ITS eXclama
tons Of wonder al such an assertion. only berays that
itself blinded by rofy prejudice, and not Mr. Irving
sha hear the other side, IN day or two. from thu
charlottesville Advocate.
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than heinr considered the friend Of John Tycr-b,
cherished associate OF an honest man greater claim
u ire distinction than being the laVori'e OF Emperor.