Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1842-11-07

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aeh' the declaration (qn? the writer u the !eo,o. :,
Calhoun himself )ofthe Elaefied Advertise hI
eng that II wouldsupport Mr. Cah,un frtle p,ss,,
tes"aiess 'i sie DECISION Of National Coayoo,,oa =
VI oai'fi'eS we express sincerely The hope tina, u
eaiiihh may be The candidate Of the Locus, became.
really mink he VIII be- more easily beaten than aoy -,
er man in their ranks. Should he be uaniaa,.3
ever, the old files Of the Enquirer will be arain
sariiy IN reqhston and we shall BIO CONSTRAINED t.,
frequent drafts upon them. Fer example. n 1e,'
When MI Crawford was the a,orite Of the En-; -
ana Mr. calhoun his great Southern rival and va
personal enemy, the Enquirer convicted him os Al,
o' Jedera'.sm-of attempting, for instance. ,,,e,
created The great Monster Bunk, to set apsr ,h,
and ilie net annual dividends Of the covernmc,, s,
PERMANENT fund for internal improvement, BY tho
ha eo'ernment-ihus linking together two no,e,.
heresles-an attempt which was arrested BY tho
Mr. Madison. on constitutional grounds /, -,
year, the Enquirer also quoted le,,er from, AZ. a"e
houn, written in 1917. in which he said ..TL.
Subject OF Internal improvement is ,,,;n be- s'
"gress. The constitutional doubts If tho wv"
regard as national miytrt,n,e In, no ~.
"can only retard, but cannot arrest the svs,o, ,,
again. says tia Enquirer, in September 1919 ~,
pass over .hr' t"o'oW's grand scheme of a tr;g =,
'aNne the agrcultursts Tor the beneli, Of tho d..
'hahaiac'urer"-just as the ENQUIRE talks ,bn, A.,
lay now Ihds Mr.. Calhoun was in lay rof"D,
larry ana Internal improvement" the three pi,rs -,
The American System;'' aud yet he is to he bro,nt.
"n' against MI Clay, as the JcGers MAN
an piifeh, NnlIiieation, PfoclSmstion Democrat;
"'Pno'iean' Loco l. oco candidate - WHY IN Is9p
tie I'm rer declared that MIR Calhoun mistakes H.
""oie theory OF our constitution, and advocate. III. 40
sumption Of extensive powers BY the federal y,v,,n
7 'nth', Which were never CONFERENCE.-THE sid a.,
f-nqafer,) There bo LIra in favor Of tt. Eds,.
powers, he IA he man. His acts are proof ,no.ah
Without his specchca.' And vet this ,thu GJs,,r.,
fe-haWzad we suppose, is 10 be the leader If III. D.
publican host Ten years afterwards ;,dsod =.
1880 thu Enquiter reiterated all these obi.c,in N Al,
Cllhoun-loug after lie had his I'd the NullG,,,;a.
fig. and, ablnl ming his la'i,u i,a i'm cr..,
p ls',od the doctrines Of State Rights bcyoud H..
original conceptions Of the founder Of the scboI
Bn ii vii! be titne enough 10 revive these rc,uI,.
and others Of kindred character he1o,a,.
should there be any need of it. Nj Calhoun NAV
ii'ter himself with The hope Of n Hutainalion bu, ~
have no idea that he will get it, Van Barren will be- III.
n miAce Of National Convention as surely as tLo,ha
IA ers-or. il he dnd thu, he must fail his tends will
pt
d feat man wh'sc casting vote. as Vice Pf, sdcnt ,,t
iied HI. own appointment as Minister 10 ENGLAND
uho applied 10 him, that ooca ul the most d,,r
epihe's-and who now ayowe,lly only ,o,erstes Im!c
cause his personal relations must follow his political,
Nous Jiorons,
oliio.-Ihe majority, (or. m,Tc properly speaking
the p'nrahy) OF Wilson Shannn, the Loco Foco ea.,.-
date iof Governor d Ohio over Thomas Corwin j. 3, e2
leicester klng, the Abolition eaudr received 81.
V1es,-so that MI Shannon tled by npv ards Of lUn
II reeeisc m,yry of the whole Of the Stale Il
may also be mentioned. III this cinnecliuu THAI
o'aalhfs vote Is less nv tina il WIS in 1910
When he was beaten hy several thousand maiot,,y-
the ln!orehce from which Is that there has been
no MATERIAL any, accession to the Loco Fos rak sine.
thai tine, but that the triumph OF that party now i.
owing partly to divisions in the Wing ranks aud ,.ae,ly
to the failure OF the w aigs TO turn oui.-Ve stated
day OF two ago, that the support Of Mr. King fr Coy
'fnor by the Aho nists and their -auniug .r ticket.
'of ''e Legislature III several cenns in the Wt<,tr
deserve, had lost the State to the Wings, wlerruisn
our neshbor OF The Republican breaks o,.t ia the mo.
thundeTenstcal strains, as If he had found '.uar,
nest, or as 'c had made mfs fatal confession in ref
erenee to the connection between the Wings and The
Abolt'onls,s heretofore. But have lever denied ts
taany Wings In the slaveloldns States are Ah,i.
ion,ts, aud that they vote tn, Wing ickct On ,As
contrary, We have always admitted il. But We have ad
ded, what we now repeat, HAT that there are man, loro
foco Abolltonists in those Stats ALSO WHO yo,, III.
Loco foco ticket All we have contcn,cd for h,,.
oioe, on tbs subject, is that the two parties in tina,
spcct, stand on equal ground. Il the Ahi,ionists f o.
hio, Instead CT HolnnatiHg Leicester King Whc had
nominated ihe late Loco Foco l.. S Senator, Thomss
Norris probably the WING Ab9seaas,s guud have
voted Tor CoEwin, aud the Loco Focu Ab,lti,n;s,s
would have v".}d for Morris Instead Of 4han,r,s aud
consequently the latter would have been defeated,
and Corwin elected. However this may I've, our uech-
Dor will moi deny that Z lward d. Barber, the candsi,s
or leatenant Governor in Vermont at the late elcc,a,
is one of the leading i5olionss Of that S,s,r-aod yet
all The Locos, We presume voted for kim, if We may
Judge by COMPARES of his vote and that .f ,hti,
candldatct Gorcrnorso that fse Iocos there are not
themselves abolitloniss, man st that they have no
very great repugnance to these who are in Ohio the
" esen Reserre, which generally gives an OVERWEIGHT.
ing wing majority IS strongly tnctued with Addition
ism, and indeed sends Gddeys. rank AbJi,ious to
Congrcss-'Ths fact we state without hesitation. but
the iaslgnkcanec. even in tine Reserve, Of Kings
Tor Governor. shows. that though the real Aboltionss
were Numerous enough to defeat the Fhtcs they
too weak to profit by their opp ,stion. But hope our
neshbor does not mean to eon,end that their opposition