Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1843-02-20

'h'enlmn, Mr. Calhoun will MT .riy, II, li..t
IN c'n'eqaenee oil an understanding bet,, zen ,La.
spec'iye friends, (nol bargain or caaitiso h., -.
d@S'"d"ts } that II lie South Carolina allies c.,l
injured to support Mr.. Van Buroa in / II H.,
gentleman, whatever might be the result or ,i.,
pagn' Would exert all his influence in i,yo, -, \,
oahoun's election in 1874. Tins slary e.,,..
washington, and, as it reaches the public ear
Tie correspondent II the Tyler organ in New y.rl =
probability is thai II is part OF the .,talleaIl,,
W "te House Ii there YVES really any such nodo.a,,
ing, presume The Van Burenites will .iyo. .,, '"''
construction To one Of its condtons--t. vi, H.,
support of Calhoun in 1874 was to be olene,a d"
own success in lslo, by which, hayjnr so,,'-I ''
terms, he would, by the unwrlcn law of cns,..,
ored IN lis origin as well in the m1e>,1il;,, ',
which II has been adhered to, have been tl,,,,,.
the line Of competition ''' U
The leaders Of the Locofuco party lav.
Scn''ne 'or promoting that harmony and union, wi,,(
which, they now confess, that call is lbs, and
'o"dIy INDUCED dreams Of Power and parouooo ..
o''@hed IN Tie bud-and tina! Is, the influence ofc
JachSon's name, to be brought 10 lear pera,n,I.
directly uron the nomination. To this end r;a:. |
mas been proposed as the proper point + il, c,n,a.-
ton III order that the old General NAV have tho
iage Of stcamboat travel the entire distance and .,
proposition is, fearing that the old veterans .,..',,
may not be equal even to that Journey Is Tho, q
Mountain shall - 10 Mthonat-that the coo,,,,;
Shall meet At He Hetmita2e. | say NOTHING # H.,
pr"prIety Of disturbing almost the ,lyna hours # lila ~
warrior by the excitement which rns, neres.,,ir
ont Of this personal parlizanslp between the ry, L
OF York and aneasler himself To be In, no,;.o
"ecde upon Their respective claims to the lmperiaI p,
Pe' because that IS matter the eNpe,liency of which
o'"efs nave better right to determine Blu, sun,.so
a nomination given to Van ruren through tina, yrrv
ln'nce' Which, had the Convention kept al9o, FINN !,
as fought To do, would have been best WED n,,n,nh
er-'S II not apparent, that it will add fuel In III. d,uo
ny rrViY!ng the memory Of the ancient teod bet,,e,n
"e''.Jachson aud Mr. Calhoun, which, according toc,
temporary belief was arfully Linlled by Mr.. Van Re-
rem aud OF which, n all events he was the benpGca,
w Ill The South Carolina Nullitcr Who pln.ed himself
OF his cyalry, in boarding the Lion in his den gym j.
the height o his extraordinary popularity and il, H..
pride of his onBPotcnl power now corsct to be- os,,c
z"J Iy his feeble volce, rendered almost nariicnla,,hv
the palsy Of age but still under the Influence, Of that oI
resentment. which burned in his hsom ui,b ,n,o
eSsl violence; and which, thunah II nay laycb,.o
Sinonilcfcd over, has never been eytinguslcd
II this scheme should llil--as fail believe il will
there will remain but mode of rcstorne harmony ~
the ranks OF the opposing party, and that VIII be by
throwing both Calhoun and Nan Buren, overheard ana
taking up cue eiihe cher gcnr'ucn sp ken Of as the
candidate of that party Cass. .Juhnsan or Bucba,
'"'-and l coaiess, Tor one, that -he Wings are
10 he defeated IN the approaching contest | shonLI
not at all regret such result especially if Gen Cas
should be the candidate selected for although he is class
ed among the locoocos. should have great conlenc.
mh's modefaitoa-a not more upon his ac
knowedJed integrity and sound practical Judgment than
upon his exemption from the Influence Of il Sc pay com
3nat,ns, from which scarcely any distinguished p,li
t'ian who has been in the United States durn, III, late
animated struggles, can have krpt himself entirely free
Cen CaSs. whatever may be his principles in the abstract
IS Imagine, not wedtd TO those theories and systems
Tor or agans which most oour Distinguished men stand
pledged aud he would assume the Executive functions
less with desire h fomoc party objects lhan to serve
country and we have guarantee in his letter to
committee {" his friends in Philadelphia some time since
published, that he would not, for an instant tolerate pro.
srpton for opinion sake. His election therefore nyl
aot be so bitter a pill
The friends Of Mr Tyler, Ipcrceiye. with most re
m1rkabIe htuly, seem think that ont Of the existing
state OF Confusion IN the IUcrtco ranks thai urn,Ie
man stands pretty fair chance FIR the Presidential nom
lntlon. Il pom whom else" they ask can the Iuco.
tcos 50 easily and 81 naturally rally, for the parpjse e
healing Their own divisions, and defeating the common
enemy, as upon the author Of the Detees-as anon The
man. who, elected by the Wings behaved and pr,sa
ted lhcm' This is doubtless dccmd strong letter Of
recommendation Ia The confidence Of the acting Prcs-
dents allies bul shall very much question their saos
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