Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1843-01-26

,ators Of this feeling Of suspicion aud dsirast. On tho
sth Of January the day which held the great Van
Barren meeting in Pniadelpha, public dinner given
t-at which toast given by Henry Horn.
ESQ the Van Buren, leader in Pnennsylya-
VIA nominating Gov. Polk OF Tennessee. G-nera
Jscksous pet. and, haig bitter orponent Il Mr..
Calhoun as the Vice President the Van Buren, tick
ei And, still farther to indicate the hosl, If the Van
Buren, party to Mr.. Calhoun, his does not appear
among the complimentary ioas,s the oceason, while
those Of Cass and Buchanan. occupying towards Mr.
Van Bnr.n the position Of rivals, tut, as is shrewdly
tonec,ured. designed Gully make heights to him when
the struggle shall come On between the Kndcrhooker
md the South Care linan whom as all see. the
rontsst mist fnay be narrowed down,--were freshly
Remembered in their flowing cups.' Uhy his mark
cd and pointed siighiy
Apain-in the arrang cment of the North Carolina
Congressional districts, it is openly charged by the
'.J,GersonG,,' Calhoun paper published in Nleckcn-
burg county,. that State that the Vsn Bureni,es in that
body attempting 10 "geuymander' them, as to
merge the Caitcm districts into districts where there
will be assured Why majority, for the purpose Of
earring the escendancy for Ian Buren in all the districts
yvhera there will be Locofoco majoritits-and il adds,
ssrfoLoratve Of this idea that Bedford Brown the bell
ws,her Of the Nanes in the Old North State and who
10 still ring under the defeat of his aspirations
far seat in the l.. s. Senate, which he attributes to
tho course Of his Calhoun "nliies" openly denounces
Judge Saunders the canddie of those allies" and the
friends of Mr.. Calhoun in South Carolina ,rors- Than
Whigs'-and dcclared that he would sooner have We
ted for Graham. (ie hig candidate than for Sauu
drrs." The Jcgersoaion Indignantly denounccs this
''desertion to the enemy and threatens The Nanics
with terrible relrbuou connection with this part
Of our subject may state Thy way of parenhesis.)
shat Mr.. Van Buren, himself, not having managed mat
with his usual adroitness, is implicated in very
Tuus charge, grow ing out Of tho violent between
Bedford Brown and Judge Saunders. Fit he truc-fr
which we do not vouch, merely telling the tale
find il in the public journals, and thus far unconradcted
it will astcn on him charge of the grosscst dupicy
to harshcr phrase. .Durins the con,cs, $50 runs
the story Mr.. Brown exhibited letters from Mr.. Van
Buren, shown. thai he had confidence in Saunders.
aud urging the Iocofoco party to elect his friend
Brown Extracts from these letters, have since found
their way into tho public prints, and Judge Saunders
conironts them by the production Of letters cric al the
same time to him by Ir. Ian Bmcn in which he ex
presses great confidence IN his democracy, and sincere
desires fur his success We do not wcnder that "by
The exposure OF such tricks these, Gas the Washing
correspondent Of the New York Courier from which
the foregoing statement is copied remarks and by the
'uuair efforts of Mr. Van Buren, to defeat Mr. Calhoun
feeling of enmity has been engendcred that is daily in
creasing in bitterness. and is aeciuay destroying the
boa sted harmony Of The l.ocofoco party.
Again: The result of the recent Congressional election
In Georgia, by Which both parties have been as,unded
the Wings succeeding by majority of between and
QUO, where short time ago they We're defeated by
overwhelming supposed to have been
extent Influenced by the Legislative nomination of Mr.
Calhoun, the consequent, appointment by the Ltgsa-
tive Caucus Of full ticket OF Calhoun men to represent
aha State in the National Convention The Van Buren,
party in that State il will be rccolccted was composed
almost exclusively of the old Union party-a party
which assumed that apIclation in The great crisis of
Modification. and which therefore cannot be supposed to
havsa very regard for Mr. Calhoun against whom
sud his heroses they then unanimously arr,ycd
the controversy in that State, from its vicinity to
South Carolina. having been conducted with but little
less sspery and violence than in South Carolina itself
ia sections Of Alabama likewise the contest be
tween parzans of the rival houses of York and Iancas
is and fierce. Bat the Mobile Register (V b.
dnsares that Van Buren, stronger in that State than
Calhoun-which We not surprised to hear. Judge
William Smith, who cxiled from South Carolina du-
ring the Modification by the intolerance Of the doni-
nant party, acquired powerful influence in North Ala
bama, the sron. hold Of Iocucosm and omitted no OPP
portnnty of poisoning the public mind against Mr. Cal
houn, whom he hated, not only political rival.
hat personal enemy. And in addition 10 this obv
GUS cause of the relative imp puar,y of Mr. Calhoun in
Alabama, of her mos. popular citizens, (Senator
.kng) is asprant for the Vice Presidential noinna-
ton, from which by law Of custom infcxble as a
constitutional requirement. he will be excluded if
Southern receive the nomination for the Presidency
Hence do doubt the of the assertion Of the
Mobile Register, Van Buren, paper edited by Mr.. For
syth, of Mr. Van Burens Secretary of State that
MI. Van Buren, has strength than Mr.. Calhoun a
mong the Locofocos Of that State.
Mr. Calhoun and his friends. too see that they have to
cansnd not only against Mr.. Van Blren's popular
lily. personal and sectional but against that of the Old
zero of the Hermitage Likewise. The Calhoun men
!, (says the Washington correspondent Of the Baltimore
Patriot do not affect disguise that Gen jackson has
given them the cold shoulder But they ready to
defy his influence, with the same spirit in which they
turned against him in the quarrel brought on by the
.chinaiions of Van Buren, n,lS3l.'
These some of the many incidents which satisfy
that while there may be the appearance of coope
ration between the friends of the prominent Io
.cufoco candidates for the Presidential nominaon-be-
tween whom words Of most ''bter hate" have hereto
,,ofoc been intechangcd--lhcre be "rue
Cicuopn: - And fr ie if Mr. Van