Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1843-06-15


and n, sillcli,aa. slar. une0 spafef e@.t,s s"d II
esr. 81 Cailauu and " -. aud thr ordinances "a /
= ga Car.l.nl and the rt,,.lIus 81 The meetings 81 /
Rfsla sh5ui serrrsigntQ al uiirgaFies. aud ei-sdi
,rss aal i4encs. and L0rfUflL. anu eiIInhs 81 lit
/ = seh-i u,tfi l. lp clrad NJ. l. tlere no ID
Sac R4st ,s v In has ,,etis AMI Tine ti'r.. an'
u ho ,-s.s..s and deserves IL .onbd Of lie p'"i
wAo ~ III forward. and tens thc trati-an1 lei
e.. know rio IS t-io and ,nias u-hatf
Mr. Calhoun and his sh"tsayc Iaely laborrsl Ia h
rspHIn1 10 fhe i.aw andihe Prophets. III a :
a III l,ss .-lay=l gtat inp,y--tnthi' course las
been raeu'affu p, iauaad lie confluence IN Ian -
-. rasftn. iaafo D'uoos doaa tyeRtcs. liz L
tie G-eeau liufsc, aud W st,-r his motives aud his
measures. 'irnh IHtfrr' levs hn mp III mas
tn, uanuef lie has let.n al ara nah-and An ultra
Iailtudu1fan III lis | nnsu,,nal Principles. lie II
~;i ,y the ii, Hing o his scrle pi,ani al Wash
rier. fhr advocate Il natlo,l sit, o Il ,ads att
aaals. tie supp1rlrr 81 The lux ii The "ed STATS
lie : the anuf ii the al,~nrdirrcsv Of .NmifrRim-
anl that snp5l-m alone is sGliieu 10 uahe scrpics
4loat all ls IoetIHes."
From, f,c Richmond Enprer. jain 10. 1888. /
"llrfe Mr. Calhoun w>hes' pass hInscIf III as an old
member # tie Old States .l.it Pais by Has
Mr.. Calhoun forgotten that ,e himself consider .
III and called more nta feerast than Mr. Haunt ,
ton htnsciR Who It hat advocated The RIGHT
Of the Jnitcd States IN appropriate /, any Oh /
Ject Of the general weafc?-l Mr.. Calhoun
" In was ii that PRESSED non MS. in l$l6. the Bahh
Of the United sales?-Alr Calhoun. Wno WAS il
that vndlcated the political prime pies II the IarH OF
lsiI?-Mf Calhoun. ht was II that sharply
hukcd Mr. Webster f " vars ago CT fascinating l.
the &c hair OF the Senate that he bad changed HI,
views such Suncrts2-Alr. Calhoun VIM IL
II. that STILL /, Tor Overlapping the specified provisions
oi The Constitution and sill strikes for the IMPLIED
power for establishing Ealh ,cr tie heads Of the
States: and system II internal Engagement. Il ugh
their .uv"r4cn Sn2-~iiil Mr.. Calhnn And vat
WE arc to hail this man til" drh.ndrr OF faith;
and perhaps the very lii. Priest q The States
RiJht dorrlnc,
We repeat IT, question, with emphasis en- The I'm
Glir supper! tor the Presidency whom ii has tbs
deliberately and repeatedly stjgmal,zrd with every pdl
csTy offensive cpilhc III the rsri.zan calenda? What
dos the Enquirer say Of Alr Clay thai ii has not in
I the freson" extracts, said of Mr.. Calhoun? "BanA,
4 Iarh aud Internal improvement this las bccn f,r
wars the parrot cry Of tho Enquirer, and ii i. NOW
.ajrsi every eminent stat stnan Mhom it seeks de
afty. But Whcn IN ail d thosr Wonderful auo
surdca revolutions IN the personal and political rrla
tanso al orr great hch sometimes Occur. 1t be-
concs die interest the duty Of the Enquirer sustain
al individual whom II had prey cusly Illus denounced.
why tlrn the advocacy ef lh,se 'menslrlus hcrcs,,
aecones altogether hothsiyc-a and HAT too, alIheug
the individual thus forgiven may be ready - aver lha
he ha, ncy,r changed any tIul'n, nnuunc'd am,
principle, enl raced any i, cIrne since he com
mcneed his public esrcu So, indeed says Mr. Cal
honn- sosay snch oi his friends IS have chung to hin
through good and through e,il report aud who, "lh,
the h5Ner II lis ecd, always rs he luras. an,
IN apparently equally blessed gaoranco Of the, uy,tio.
hat hey have nniuaIy Tptoyme! Yet tins gentle
laau. VIII, declares !La, liz las always sto finn ~h
all otter meu have modified and changed hcir opiiiun
and their pustons--Nud VIM if this bn true, hayin.
been accused by the Enquirer fab tho hcrrsjcs i'm
puled oihc raahea Fctcraist, (lIamilton himself
being drctacd quite ultra as Mr. Ca)heun) must b
still obnoxious 10 TIE ctarge-now occupies the p,sitio
the leader Of the Siatr Rights wing ct the Deocr
ic Republican purify. and the Richmond tuqnrcr saui
pledged, in contingency hy uulk'l, ha|
pen, to Il. iuiatnne in promoting INN to thc con-
maud in chief Of the Wade rany.
T4e ENQUIRER. NOMENCLATURE, say NJ, .GslI}pn i,
Ia" contrary Notwithstanding. Bu IT cannot avail i,s
81 this plea, oven II it be tfur; ,r if Mr. Calhoun Ia
changed, thai change had over him prcyions,,
the year lc33,-ai least in reference To every NH,
question tan the Bank aud Sumo his friend, saw in r,
id'n to mat qn'silonas9. The Enquirer indeed in o
'i Tie foregoing extracts, admits this change If u mia
on Tie pant # MI Calhoun: but 50 far from ,p, NJ
io"Ar'd hy that Change. (Which now furnish III
'n'y peleM Tor lis support Of Mr.. Calhoun, If il sa
ever be forced INTO that nncnviabc pps,i,n t,,,,,
, NY lis hostility 10 that g'ntlinan it drew frnu
, ?" additional and powerful objection To hin-1o
eI'rn- that Ar. Calhoun had renowned hi, old mimi,
oo' because he was satisfied Of then uns1und,rs. In
because finding that hi, ultra doctrines v,fg bc.,,in
"d,nns 10 tho South aud thai his ambition co,Iy ,.n.
! ST"fird by THIS course. hc vas compelled Ia i,Id
the force Of Southern sentiment" Sc II this u,s IL,
true key 10 MIR. Cahmns sudden and violent NET, nor
PmSs at thai umc. Gas We believe il to he Of , :, !
moro sudden and violent change subsequently y tho r.
9n'rer Did Mr. Calhoun no injustice nor nr,nr when !
declared that as Pucian he vas ''uiicyj unsafe mn,
not 10 DC h"sed' Butifit spoke truly then We ,o,,
ask the question, ho" eau the Enquirer support such
man nuwl
p'' 'oit ioh = in the last Republican. displays
li'i'e s"nsl'lvencss relative 10 the coor., If tl
son OF .Hrr lok on ibp subject Of the BsnLrnp, av
lie complains that Mr. Van Buren,. letter al, ll. ot
ler' 'i the bankrupt Law has been INITIATED n, III,
MY papers, and calls 10 publish il entire w,
aaVen"ver seen the latlcrenlirc that We rec : an,
iu'iSn'd Inc extract aswe found II. rui d,c. Oh
'"fh mean 10 say hairhcp rions nfllc lc,rer n fms
Nhed would contradict those portions hi, h We cr,,d
II not no injustice has bern d,ne To Mr. Van Dnrcn
'"e ''''F however hn coG'radr:ory the enc part Of
me o'hef we admit that 1t would be characteristic f
''' "rtaf VII generally, (a1 the tariff frcxanI
NV "ny iaN's both sides OF thr f-nrr but SltadIlrs !,