Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1843-03-23

.A.d 10 hs h.euGs.rs. AID ahu kuaus Lo mildl,
ground between love and hatf,d-can have 10 a,e,r
effect than To iuJure hun wha USES H. Mr. Clay
Is too well known personally, by tco man, men.
to permit such statement 10 obtain general currency OF
credencc. And II may well he asked too how comes i,
10 pass thai Mr.. Wise hns,f did NOT discover tbes
gtarrng vices # Mr.. Cays oatacler until he Erased
mheenc e iltSe "Uhtc Charities. If whom he and
his lents ST olitn and dcssy,y speak since then
have ceased Ii hang upon Mr. Cha, 5 skrls and 10 do
him h mase2 Mr.. Wlsr's remark, made about tire,
years ago, thai abuse could reach Mr. Clay. 81 far
o'esa,,d he above the atmosphere in which his ira
doeers m"ve not now less applicable to himself than
Vas then 10 ihpss 10 who he applied it, Madmen may.
II they thoose, throw dirt at the sum- but they cannot
dim the splendor OF lis rays. campaign, opened in
sneha temper, must needs be violent. 1t is possible
however, Mr.. Wise hno,rs Mr. Carter that it will b..
bloedlcss.
Gov. Gllmer, perceive is tn be at next Bedford
court, hope some one will moi forget 10 ask hun if he
Is no,c ''ENE Rl INCH A WlllG?" he is, then
II may he asked, how the Democrats vote for
hlml II he Is not. rhen did he change and ,rLy2
beg leave 10 remark in this Connection fparticulary rs
see, IN the last Nlrgnan a call ON the WHO'S of Bed
trd 10 send delegates Convention To nominate can
dIdaie in opposition 10 GOV Glmer that every Wbo
have seen from the District think convention unncees
sary aud sanNious tosee Mr. Gosgin take the field pre-
sumo hehas, before hstlmc received letter from Some of
them urging him at 10 begin ihecont,st &C 1nyen
on cannot be organized IN time and if II could be- Mr.
Goegln would unquosonahly be its nomlnec | but
speak therefore, am sure, the general wish, when |
express the hope, that dscardme alt considerations of
efficacy growing OUT OF bis POSITION uarrlcable un-
der the circumstances, he will at once declare himself
aud "Siunp IL throughout the District II is long
travel from North Carolina to Maryland and there is
consequently no time to lose.
lou VIII STE, hy an editorial, article in The last I'm
qnlrer, enboyng certain extracts, upon whch it artly
comments, fum the Charleston Mercury that the war
has broken out bet. cen the Van Buren, and Calhoun
forces Following up the Convention in Virginia an
immense popular meeting has lfen held in South Caro-
lima, in which May lsii is designated as the day for
the meeting Of The National Convention and the nc,
capita mode Of voting, by delegates appointed L district,
Is war My insisted upon the only Just and fair mod,
OF - 'ecng satisfactory nomination. This is in III,
teeth of the Virginia recommendations Who is Ia d,
eide bet ~ the high contcndmy pariics2 Where !.
the arbter by " HON their differences are To be econci
ed2 should he 10 be nlIrnyd. The Enquirer. how
eve is very nluc, :, p, fed TO discover that the lbm
.irgHs ~d thc hn!ford o, amt approves thcconcuson
i The Va. Congl"lisn 1t woui,' be strange however
if thu dad not II would be mary, llons TO STE an B'e
rem papera 'pmplanleg II results 81 A. spcious Ia tc
tavoru! Ry. way, dour the locofc. candidate
this Spring for the legislature and fr Cong. ass, in
tend tell the people Vic, OF tie rival rhilans II.
intend 10 fight under? As tn, election Of President NAV
deyoSc On the House Of Represents ives the candidate.
tor t"gTfS onohi certainly To be mao. - Toe the mark
What say, Mcssrs ilubard, Glmer, Coles, Sc. I'm
der tshich king}''
have 10 dolh' thai il will 20 very or,,iryin, IA
the edl"r OF the lynchburg Republican 10 be informed
(and am authorized by Co Nov lin So In inG,r,n hin,
Thai his doubtless rr1g sincere coincidence with tho r a
"nel who, IN his clqnon language was hornel Oh y
by the Wing meeting at las, Campbell court, ION the
treatment which he, Qhe Co) received at the hands Of
his party $50 much wasted powder Col Nowln did
not desire To be a candidate an, The meeting, in confer
ring The nomination another has acted in entire
conformity with his wishes. The Colonel i, very
thankful for the ricndig interest manifested by the Re
publican in his bhaf but he would have preferred to
have seen s2m- exhibition of last sprA " hen mol be-
ing horncd r." the Republican thought that others had
"'" ''S o''Iy Treated ny ms selection. hc editor of
the Republican may rest assured that Col Nowlin is
every inch Nhlg,' and he intends 10 show il as he
has heretofore done, by his votes. He thanks the Ed
tor Tor surprising him 'soit enough" be caught with
chaD With regard 10 the predicted fate Of The nominees
nt he polls, content myselfwilh The reflection that
sasacous as the Editor the Republican may be- he is
prophet. can him. his prediction he real
lzed, he will find that who knows how to ENJOY a
victory with moderation will not be at loss for oonso
laon under defeat
PIrTSYIyANA CONGRESSMAN MS