Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1843-06-15
che Zpmchburg CirgiMiaa.
TIL RSD.lr. JtNT 10. 1913.


afhiAe "'lt tie eIlot i ale En4arer. On the ncf
from thu intense las oe4s1ne1 BY tie pri..i PIES as
s@fleJ, and he apfetcnly uacompransng spin in
winch th.y utsrd. by HE Convention recently
he'd in South Car.l0a. Tie Charleston G,reur,. in
5ol,aIi Of Mr.. Calhoun and LIS lferds. Law. caued
ther point t1l,e tims s. hen the B.lliu,sa Con4cn=
lion shi assemble have hccu persuaded tosay that Lev
do not eompron'isi"gy las,st' upon the system Il
ctrtion byd't'ie' aud upon c per capita nor Il 70
ting in Convention, as .1e qua I}u thu. Alefcu.
IS a!dsa remark. v ch seems TO have esr,d hs no
lice OF the EnlaInr, and winch, IN estimation.
should certain contingency happen mean the lie
! feat Of Mt. Calhouns# nnmiualior-hss lawful
sIninIing Il rebellion. "Frsumina" that the naJary
Of Tho Convention VIII act furry, yet, manile-y he
levin. haiti can "ny - 81 ~ adopting the mode Of
proceeding suggested ly the Nomh tarl.na Ionvcn
! ION. aud III which II expressly .ays, "Frn
/ ;iple Is lnsu'y'd which the Enquirer surely
! wouId MT hsyo them to surrender before lhoy
are convinced thai they ere IN ctra. the N,r
oary avs tdocs BOT dntieQ pudatI5 vi II non
nations otihai bod s. even though rs hopes ncn
should Ii disappointing tel Il thoIms anchor To- wind
ward IN the event Of Ii, refusal 10 sustain The nariua
uans oi lie Convention. tic possibility of which II IN
picdly admits By expressing the conviction thai m per
pen oi the democracy IS prepared To 20 AadfoM iclo
any KIND ia Conyen ION, pledged II abide tie ,cslic
any hatd i procedures Er. II smplaIjcally SAYS III
any P0i, to do So ali dslruol lheir sincerity aud
fidelity, and lie sure HAT tiry would be caralc Il
breaking Podst they ohttle srrnpqluus in a-.u
mu..' AL lis satisfies us lial the Mercury an! The
nhor friends ii Mr.. alhoun Mlue tl,y may not nor
ncnd to hss as sue qua HtH upon thai node 81
+. canz1un and upon that plan oi voting. Which they
have suggested, UH ,utn,,i, #, upon the u,crng ii
he Ceny ntl,n, they discover thai thai plan oil voting
and thatouy will encio The le,cji," Of 'helr fayore
It's manil, ST HAT lhcy intend prof ty lie whor
"eiapcr II aceidns,o and especially hy he power
which Their position, allies, rather Han Ilr.ral
r potion Of The party with winch HEY far the present ac
4 c3urfs upon the,-and lhat they intend To icafe then
own terms the condition of thcr adherence = Tie
= nominations, bo,re hoy shall lie made I'lcy know
that, though dry may be numerically weak their posi
uu enables them 10 play the part oidicators they
intend to make the most Of II,
The Indications nor certainly very din real from
Il what thoy months ago, as the result ct The
final action of the Convention; and the sotencd tome ol
: the Mercury probably aserhablo to that fact We
then believed hat Mr.. Van Burcns n,m'nat ton BY the
National Convention almost certain, but we brgiu
to think that bodness has for proved an over match
for cunning, and that the Lion will circumvenl rlo
Is certainly sealcd-ana when We saw that the Van }u
roures prepared yield the tine when III,
Convention should meet, regarded a confession
OF weakness which threw tho Whole command If HI
'"""soa, "eieoI' al 10" ueciuedly IN Iavur 81 Mn
g. Caihoun'a getting The Nomination. aud more rspc,lall,
p as MS "igan Tie liza fleSIon Mercury, even who d
carng That his friends dor "uncompronrisnaly N
sst' usn their peculiar views il, reference IN tn
mode Of appointing delegates to that body and Of v,i,
after II shall assemble, and lnna.nr HAT II docs M
'aneliaie' tho necessity oil opposing lis nou,pai,nz
: t"'s not nevertheless scruo to declare thai it ln
y pledge ITSELF 10 abide by the result aud Ia assert ,
the sincerity and honesty Of those who will ,bos ,l
themselves (as many have dour) are at lcas; ooos,n,
s. BILE! We admoulh the Enquirer that IL Is r.,,,c,,
le too soon; Tar II we mistake not Their. is siiI
,c screw loose somewhere"
nn' lei us suppose The nomination made md all III,
s'fnpes 81 the 'alhounlics removed. by tho nrnin,
non OF that gentleman as the candidate of the Democ
ra'N' Can The Enquirer support him. ,rjthom iie RIO,
shameless abandonment Of pincipie crer ,e;tlc,sc j.
ms age ana country 81 t"1. coat, ai npostatcs2 lie
- us see what the Enquirer has said Of Mr. Calhoun:
From Tie Richmond Enquirer Of March, 22ni, 1883
Of NV roort upon the Telegraph HE faIsohooJ vbi,l
Ne II has chaged upon Its Editor knows As well :.
: we do, that John {. Calhoun was an ady,rato u II
arlil system IN lsl6-lha he ont of tho war m
ultra silcklef t,r the powers OF the Fedora,
that he supported the Bank general sxstor, If L.
crnal Improvements the profcrtrc si,s,,o, as h
= permanent pohcyof the Government. The laval TIo
~, graph knows. aud his political master knows bot N
sie ct ms 'ao eluvocanI speech, he was the aI,o
cate OF the bill Of lSl6-itat Their, /, not ono ,,I
bout raising rercaue IN his speech 1916; and that he
lnSisitd that manufactures should be tsah shed nv mr.
lection bcBond me rcdch contingency and that lac src
nnonsly supported the Oppressive and odi,uS sys,c,,
mlnHlHns, In his late reply 10 Mr. CaIl,,p Mr.
W easier let him very gently uI-but as +, ,s tho IL
lowing extract 'Ton hIs speech goes, it * correct
The iarf,o 1s6, ptrotlurea "a ! b,,,or l
established untcr the cad Of South taf=li,. - :, =
minimum puiiHF l. OF South Carolina o,,,,,, ~, ~,
gentleman himself sup olt,l, all, >urpn- tel ~,
4" 1871 Tie has 1nlomcd tl.t his >pe,I al,
ASTON Wa sudden and ohhdni he being He'd NJ, h., the
II f'4t,' ~ luehd am sure the gentleman - ro,,
IT, anu ta was 90 but there crthe.e,s much meth
"'' eheat and clear eNppSinn ia that e>,u.,r.
>"eeh' ~ IS very ahte, very drr,s.. And i'm ,unl,,r
Nte'n dthNetd Nv" months earlier The 70
INC III r' 'aNc' the honorable gcnte n had Touched
the SAM subject, aud had declared thai ,.,, -,
ms nj ought Ia he oAtcmled, least +, our NIr, ~, -
ION u 'hai't4itN DO moi quote thee .pccshcs sir T.,
>hsU thai the honefho Gentleman ha> ,land ed his c.,
my ohl'rf, IS oth"i aud In .hor. d, If Ion ~, ,,..
'S mai ''"5 IN not u" So plainly and rap4bc i,nn.-
l,..''' a. > " l3' rrNSansc 10 law nu t.,op a, -,
Nonti3h witch the honorable gentleman and his friI,
have heretofore agreed to- and acted uppp ,,ib,, G,
ana "'tel lc,Nal1ui Sir, it il answer 10 s3 tint
tue i"Ti 81 lsi6 was ko, cnuc Fill are tley ali 20
Ncnae niii> ne point K, and the truth is tla The Tan
3" 1910, iAc the re, ID dycria,naf,; it did distinguish
ono article from anehc did Law duties t,7 projection ~,
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