Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1843-05-18
THURSDAY, MY -. 1915.
I"e Hsf"'o"d J'"'o es'o.d by The .>,w FORK Reyen-
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Enquirer Amer ''ang 'nndry reasons show the adj
'an,ages III an Early termination Of lcfct candidate
'f The P"s'ienrS-ainans which is his. ,hs, it will
cation tho h'pe nov ENTERTAINED b, Nj Tyler ii gons
thai, nonin1li"n, of which lhe P,s c,ndn, declare.
mat mere snof the rmotest probability" aud ihrr-
~ prevent eo"innacr ri Tho corrupt of patron
az "i winch That paper admits thai W. Tyler Ia.
been guilty beyond all former pr.c,dcn,-the Pos, .a, $:
fe",h 'rto. Hot ur may /, obliged 10 con.
sent TO hold The Conreni ion in Nay fls44) A Gun.
siderable nn nj ol STATES have already irelared in &,
'vor of''a' tnr and Jhey persist there ,ru be no a.
ttrhdtiv' The Globe, II Is True ~ rather u,o,e sinh
born asy"'; hn II belongs party which never ta,ls
ng'dly t" discipine its ,aber. aaI in the lan,ua,,
al great chl"aln, applied distinguished yiryin,
senatf."ho dared 10 assert his independence On men,
ora eoccasn t"kck VI OF the ranks" all vi viii NOT
WIN spanel-hke d'cily, 10 he ~ !pped In -"
We lake if granted 'tfrs that in tina frs, npor
'ah move on the boards tho Calhoun will carry their
point bn II II rot 80 certain that the advantage Thereof,
epI"s"d" be gained Will in the end enurc tn The benz
n t" ihrrhvor'lc II is II unfrelnrn, ,hr casein n,I
''cs as III chess that veteran player annscs less xp,
nnctd and less deNtrrons avrrsry,y ~ non,bn, M,
Important POSITIONS in the onisri Vi the pap,r only IN.
more certainly rmbarrass md defeat hlD IN tho end
II" s'rend"rs pawn " two in order capture more
s'r'ceabr pieces al NOR pt1,raecd pc-iod -rn,icino
his opponent into Tho n-shes he is weaving for HIM. by
the intoxicating ell eta oan lin, .niry victory JUS, viii,
n his grasp but never to he gained F,., in fact, nL,t
81 san'iai benefit do Mr.. Cath and his friends pr,
mise themselves iion pslponemen Of the n,mina lion
nom november I'll May ltmay. indeed proye disas
'f"'s 10 his prospects, by giving the Ma ,lcan" long
~ eh' l" WORK his wires. and put his prpprts in mo
"'ni while Mr.. Calhoun, comm, bef,rc the country
win sol III principles embllz med upon his banner
must "' which ae unn 'aning cant. such d-m,uurues
h'Vr used IN all time 10 cheat the people, and the II
n''ndfr as mprac'icabr as they Justly unp,pu,t
will daily grow weaker ihose principles are
critically scanned. and their fleets upon the ta,ional
prosperity ars Developed and elucidaed
Besides what temper will tho parzans Of N,
two rival leaders Of Fort Hill" and .Iind.rvo,,,
nlid' KIN erhook) enter the Convsntlon} VIII ,h.x
90 IN as brathrrn OF the CONN., un,,nin .,,,,,
nj sell sacrifice. with deep conviction Of the truth If
their iri'ephs ~ TIE Of which they will r.
gard as" Tar higher consequence than the promotion If
thf ambitious views OF thor respective favori,esl Mo-
me seeds OF Jialny AMI distrus already snvn thicky
~ heir ranks, WILL Gro the arrival Of that pcrloI Inv.
produced their legitimate iruits-hared AMI discori
IN what temper, + example. have the leading papets
devoted 10 the interests nt Nj Calhoun, ~.
late elaborate reply o NJ. Van Buren, TO the Indiana
"nven'ion! NlIh snc'r and saTcasns. the po,t oi
whoa sms al .hsY pi s - ~; - Ito
The Washington Spectator. for instance charged Mr.
Van buren, with delaying his reply 10 the inl-rrngaors
al The lniiana Convention mtu he had seen M, Cal
ron 'src''oase. npm p'r,'on OF which
'anl! Il" he studied coninrn AIRY. somewhat in the
turs 81 sharp rrlukr, and this o" nw outstanding the
date "l Alr Van Bnrrns reply (nnlrss that date was
ta'fed. which Of course indirectly char.rd) fbids
'heprrs 'n,"n thu Mr. Calaonns lcler had
his ",,. The Charleston Mercury cnncurs in opinion
with the Sprrlatr and like that paper. sneerin.y
tributes the singular cincidenceo 10 thu alrcy Of
oairroya,ce adding. Win nnnlrnt bitterness. 1T j..
i the first time the Sage II IL drpw o;' has bacr
suspected # wlchcrah" Il Is in This tone and TEN
PER hat The organs ot the Calhoun party alre,d
Mr Van Buren, Nlesr friends, with mtre of the cir
cnnspecton (no, rs, the Jesuiir) Of their leader.
,l.e even IN the 'rror cour'ens. out hunhly
kr Inarttrs-attemp not even defence Of their friend :
ut necessarily rry. rarr" tunes. ior cancellation aud
com promise " and their trllgrrrnt allies. ito
bear and rhear," Van Buren, is said in some respects
strongly 10 1rsrH'hh Inc ceitHSPu lailct Iand--W no
l,cdbn during the Revolution. 4 Republican
while the Consulate lasted. an Imperallst when Nao-
Icon hu up an Empire. Royalsl when the Bourbons
were restored. Priest when the Church pow eriu.
and All lhfdel when her aars were demolished in
this. that, he never brtrays any feeling akin anger
Whether assciltd fatred his coun,enance exhin,s
no variation u" feeling. II any emotion Of wrath
his bSuln his tniored face bur in that invisible drps
ory. With SMILE fixed it is cold and heartlrss
he .reets foe with much cordiaty Fl cnd-and
alike affected by praise and crnsure. And would
thai he has impaired smnethng like his na,urs ~
his friends though 0uted. aud sneercd a. and
sometimes uncercmononsly abused by the fiery
~ ms o1uInern rival. rlll not again. but humbly i'm
plurr the mercy of their new allies But this assumed
'fo'benrnnee' Is deep disguise under which are hid
den feelings BITTERNESS and wrath. tina, will grow the
hrrcer the longer they sno,hered And we look II,
the Conycnln 1871 for regard that of 1913 as
already abandonedkr the blazing forth Of these pen
up fires.
N"f are the Cafhuun papers 1t all satisfied with the
senfiaents of Mr.. Van Buren's letter. PARTICULAR,
on the subject Of the Tariff They Significantly. anu
with proprty. ask ,rhy such 4 nd Of words, when in
one tenth of the space he mighrhavc responded to tho
enquiries OF his qn'soners far more ntelli..yl They
frge thr old and acute remark, that words are some
times intended 10 conceal the n4runinc Of those tha, use
them and If Mr. Van Buren, had res lived It, be- governed
by thus idea IN his dissertation the tariff question he
,ulI II successfully A., H.. h, d,.,