Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1843-03-09

Nhlft are 81 wei calculated 10 kinde theS enthusiasm
-q"4hiles, {he said. Which. III despite e his political
principles and measures. OF which were oions IN
his estimation. exnrted the admiration even vi his o
ponenis. IN the hong list of candidates tfoa whom
selection Of lhe Democratic candidate must be made.
MIR. Daniel femasAed, there Was mlo possess,d
HE same qualii.s 10 the extent. lqen apd bar
mony Of action alone therefore could ensure MI Cla, .
defeat in The coming eopiest-and tins he urged upon
his friends with great emphasis. have actually heard
Mr D. condemned by Of his party ar Ibis alluSlon
IN VII Clay. because, they ..part, even Mr D. -
tuaiion Of the Kentucky Slaiesp2ns character hciast
nQs oapotic 10 sag som Drnoc,i.,c toarsnttoa IN
o Incident worthy OF remark. may b. alsed Mr. eake,
OF Alb44parle. aud SOME others had ash,A the Wings
with great severity, IN the course Of the secoud
day ses&p4 when Mr.. Carter BnNton ol this city,
called 10 ,pe ,aorand he oo occasion, IN the out
set. 10 say, thai sc should not abuse The Wings Who he
remarked. were qg; fathers our brothers, our suns.
our friends, and Wl he doubted mt though lac hele,
ed Them wrun, IN ,hois eplllons aud principles
not less patriotic tan is:i, nor less DESTROYS pro
mote the welfare If our common country. 'And hs
SIDES (e sand II make it rnlc never =, assa thus,
who have no opportunity Vi a,tad,ur themselves -
The THIS decl but not the less painted rehuk,
MAS electrical, HIS speech gave some olence 10 the
'alhonoes, who thought they saw in i, a covert attack
upon 'aeir l'adtrbut explanations ot Nj BlaNiun up
ppased their rising wrath" number Of other mat
teIs had stored upon my memory far rcms,h but the
length oi this letter compes 10 omit them.
ihc 'lddress Is OF course well written papers bo,
can No farther commend it. large portion ii II is oe
copied with historical narrative o the formation and
early ,truggeoltbc old Republican and Federal parties
which seemed 10 me 10 be about "gefmane Ia the
matter, Us would have been chapter about 4hc war
beIwecnlhe tmelphs and the ,hihbelnes. The de
siguoil oi course. Ia 10 heap upon lie Wings the
odlum OF opinions aud measures loug repndlat,d b,
public opinion, and buried IN the grave u the Past. bat
Which are periodically dlsenlomhel ior the pupnse Of
hfin4 helup scare rr1W5 - the country. The inrh
is .uncNhat stale, however, and The mounlrbanhS who
practice Will find II MS incilicienl il WAS in
lSlo, when II was held up. every court green. in
in vain. There Is such thing ~ crying .sNolfi
Nufia once loo often. must wait unit the Addic,.
shall be publ, he'd, heoc attempt review IT, II |
understand IT Alright however, one of lis doctrines hy
which the duty of Congress is asserted # ii dlsern,.
all in the imposition of duties on foreign gouds
to discriminate against domestic manufacturers Is
,abhurronl every principle o justice aud every
cmon OF patriotism that cannot be toe promptly
roy the powers Of The goyenmcc to crush of the
Great branches of national indastfy-Nl Which
can nel,rte prosperous in peace, non safe in war, nor
independent at any limc The sentiment Is anti Amer
lean and otious--ant, What is more. it sat war with
the practice Of our government, aud with the prncpI
ofhe great men vom tn, Address holds up as the Pa
Their 81 The School of which lis authors CLAIMS be the
o,easiyo disciples, Il dcnouucos the Tariffs OF ls21
Ik.,yg
rem, johnson aud Buchanan their own leading
men-tIeir own Presidents aud would be p,es
dcns-all voted; and ii sllgnalizrs as 'inllmous''
The Tariff Of lSi? which buchanan and Wright
sustained by their votes, But if tins duclrur of
discriminating against manufactures be the dem
ocrallc" platform, what becomes of the democ-
racy Of Pennsylvania. whose Legislature but the
other dae adopted resolutions. nearly unanimously de
cIarng both the constutouality and ,d,ucy OF du
ties, not incidentally. but absolutely Iolecilye3 Are
they Ia be read out of church, and all who think with
Them? II So Calhoun alone ought 10 receive the numi-
patton of the pariy-ior he alone Of all the asprauts
t4hrs ihit bold ground md yet getting il. as the
representative and embodiment ot TINT principle, doubt
whether, out 81 his vi tia he could get oue.ora
vote III the nion On this subject however more mon
The Legislative proceedings since my last have net
possessed vory great interest The senate committee
Ia whom the Congressional Apporonmcnt 81, had been
referred. has yet rcporicd-thuugh presume they
VIII do morrow. In the House IF Delegates the
interesting subject has been the brood Of Tax bills
wt,lch ",i,ug heir slow length along" at something
like sfrai's pace Yesterday, James T.. llenh was
reelected First Auditor; James Brown. Jr Second Au
llilor; Fabius NJ Lawson, Treasurer Stafford H.
Pakcr. Register. and VIM. H. itlcharbson, Score
tary and ibrarian--aIl without oppo,rou-tIleugh
the day b,pic, II currently reported that least
vide 4 comfortable berth for DIR. BrockenBrSuyIl
and another, 10 make place Tor other Office hun
ter The dfioaHuDg Tor recruits, however, IL 10 thought
showed that sufficient number Of the members could
not be brought up 10 the scratch, and the guonne
Therefore deprived Of It's victims. TO morrow. a run
is to be made AT Col, WIN, 5. Morgan, the supernten-
dant Of the PcnlcnoTy, aud al John Wight, the Store
keeper aud agent OF that institution. for both of which
situations there several LegiSityc we'll as other,
aspiranIS. Tho result OF the opposition 10 Col Nor
officers in Virginia. is doubtful; while Mr. Wight is
doomcd.
Cnn1rcss has adjourned, and several members have
passed through this city On their way home. As You
will see by the papers, the nominations of W Use AZ MIN
ster 10 France, and Gushing Secretary of the Treas
HIfc times, being often r. nominated BY the Pres
llrn-the majority against them increasing at every
trial Another otho Guard u however irwin of Penn