Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1843-03-06

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inant party IN every RESPECT. Not at all. | mean b,
i, that a man is Removed fforn Office ,ritLont fault. and
indeed with confession on the lips Of those who turn him
out that he Is honest. capable and faithful. although
he may rot he exactly as orthodox IN aci as he is
ia creed. anl that another who will bob do
and say all that the party eracles. Tor the time being.
require n h,s hands, Is put IN his place-his is pruscrip-
tion Il the must odious sort = prescription Tor which theirs
has been, in the present case, no aciral rr,y o-ation and
for which there can be no palliatisn. John NJ. Cr,cory
Is self made man-one who has risen, by the force of
his own merit, from the very depths of roycrty. t., an
equality With The highest IN the land-one, who, by his
energy and force Of character has overcome the Obstacles
of adverse fortune, and controlled a destiny by which s.,
man5 gifted spirits are sabdued.-Such an one, it might
be supposed. would have been hailed by the dcmoc,a-
cy. as one OF l9 must cherished sons-as one. sprunr
from the People 5 loias. 10 be the Peoples leader Bu,
no: he has never learned, or, having learned, he disdains
10 repeat the Parry shihbolelh-and "ihe dcmocracy'
strike him down rot only wltheat rcinorsc. but without
evena pause. So Lafayette was compelled to Nv from
the .lacobins Of France, who. inthe name of .'the dcarpeo-
pie, : dragged the must dsinieresied lovers of ireeLom
10 the prison and the scaguld. while they almost dciicd
the Monsters, who, In the abused name of Liberty, c
rectod the blooiiesl aud siernest ~dcspolism that ever op
pressed Man aud defed God, since the earth was wash
ed by the general delnge. Whether the work of pro-
scrIptlon Is IN % ON or not, however, we shall know, |
presume, TN Saturday. Perhaps the Grand Sanhcdrim
of the Democracy, which assemblies here to morrow
will either give an impulse To, or arrest. the ball, as It
may be likely. from the report of the delegates fresh
tom the people. 10 be approved or condemned by the
general voice.
ioa will have observed, haps, with as'onishmcut.
# any thing can surprise one nov days-that on Mon
day last, Mr.. ~lloitiqs, one Of the leaders of the Loco
tucp party, submitted a ~rcqoiglion, declaring the radi
ness OF Virginia 10 repeal her celebrated Inspection lar
as soon as the competent authorities Of New York shall
agrec-nnt TO surrender The three ~fugitircs fronl i,St.ce.
he refusal to surrender whom led to thu adoption of that
law, ard the surrender of whom was made nnc of the
specific all positive conditions Of It's repeal but, wien
the said authorities shall aglre that they are bormd to
surrender those lugiilves. It is like a man bring
ing suit against another for a debt, and agreeing to dis
miss the suit, not when the debt shall be paid, bat when
the debtor shall agree tina, he is bomld to pay I! The
enquiry will naturally arise, what has induced this pre-
mature and p~reeipitate backing out, on the part cf,hc Lao
cot1cos Of Virginia, who We're, two years ago, 50 ram
pant on this question, aud no enacted that statute, un
der the lead of Gen. Bayly of Aecomac, (whcn ! very
ti'tlidlN ihipAtdo On fit occasion. } as Their ultima
tun2 Who believes, ii air. Seward. the Whig. had
remained Governor OF New York, that TINS concession
would have been prollered. or even tolerated Who
does not know that in that event, the Virginia Iegisla-
lure, constituted as it is at present ~nutd rave cavlled
on The NINTH nalt ot a iala. and would never have rested
until the conditions Of the Inspection law, maturely con
sidcred as they were. should have been literally and en-
tirriy complied with : But a Loco Foco-and he the
organ aud special representative of 1.-The Northern man
with Southern principles'-the latter gentleman him
sell being now in Albany, aud as the head Of the Junto
there, corresponding doubtless with the head oflhe Jun
to IN iicnnond-is now the G ,vernor in New York.
and l,rnce this wonderful alacrity, in anticipatarg the
wishes at the ''natural allies Of the South Mr..
Hopkins, and his p%rompters and coadjutors, do not even
rat 10 be asked whether a remuneration Of the absurd
and Unconstitutional principle asserted by Governor
Seward ,-instead of a surrender Of the individu
ais, who, by the assertion Of that principle, have
been wTongful!y withheld from the grasp Of JUS
tee, will be made, unless. indeed, as have lust
hiGted, tlTt apnunciation has been secretly made by
one Junto to the other-No: before New York makes
the slightest advance towards an atonement for her o.
riginal offence. and before We have the slightest iii
cal iniimatlon of her intention To do so-the leaders of
the party which enacted the Inspection Law. propose,
openly, 10 modify and retract the conditions upon
which its repeal was made to depend, And Why
We defy any man 10 give an answer which would not
have been equally operative when the Inspection Law
was enacted, separate aud apart from political infuen-
ces. There is but one Thing which can PALATE it-and
that Is that the three fueitivcs cannot now be found:
But then, unfortunately for those who may resort to this
argument, II was just as true when The law was passed
as 1t is now The truth is, it is only a part Of the dcs
picable game by which the people Of the South aud the
North are alike dupad by the Little Magician and his
double dealing disclples-lnduc ny the former to believe
that he is tho. 'natural ally and the latter that as he
goes tor the Largest liberty and the ''greatcst good to
the greatest number'-two leading maxims of Northern
Iocof0coism-he cannot but be the lriend of the free ne
gro and the slave! We have yet to see what is be
come Of this move,nen,.
| hear, from an ~dutaontic source. that Henry A. Wise
Esq. is to go To France, as Minister PleniIotontiary at
ter the adjournment Of Congress. Mr.. Gushing, auo,h-
er of"the Guard goes, as certainly, into the Cabinet.
whether Mr.. Webster resigns or not-ihough no doubt
remains that he will do so; on terms of entire alnity.
however, with the President. MIR. Forward, Secretar,
ofthe Treasury, has resigned-and is to be succeeded,
$50 says enmUr.) by Mr.. Spencer, now Secretary of
Nar-wlio, IN turn, is 10 be succeeded by James NJ.
Porter, brother Of the Governor OF Pennsy lvania. in pur-
suancc Of "a bargain between the said Governor and
Mr.. Tyler. We shall know all about it, however, in
a few days. Mr.. Irwin, of Pa. another Of 1.-The Guard"
is to be made Collector ofthe port of Philadelphia. The
President after these arrangements shall have been con