Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1843-06-22

- ''f aiI''ss fc'n., ISSUED by the Saui Caf.lin,
'z'aV"nlinh lar bpld ground a,,aiu.,l that ct. a,
NV been 50 'trir,l saving thu ,lr nus ii ,..
Nv '''n That n,'si dangerous OF all the nsru.,,,
ffdcf'Isin, United st,lts Bnk 4. Mr. f,l
houn.
Nov" let us turn tn hr Journal. 81 Co,,re,. and 49,.
Win what little regard L. Truth aud viii, what n.,
''2 contempt Tor public intelligence tbs avs, fti,n .
made
TN 'h- oh ofDerern5er. 1915, that par O. the Pre-,
oeh' Message lasin. reference io tie cntretr, .,
'tf'eu 10 s"lec' CON nllrer. consstln of ,bn
"'n "' SOUTH Oaf' lima. Jane, Ple.ssn,, of v,r,,,
III 'i'A'n' m ii Pennsylvania Mr. pcL-rin,oI NJ.
Saehu'eus, lhpnas Billing Robertson Of l. ,,,,.,.,,,
ann Nathaniel Macon ii North Car,lnA-.4 R,,,t;
ca'"' 'rcfPt .Hsssfs HpLiuat aai pickerisy q ~.
Gu III January lelD the Journal ot the II JUS. Of r.
iescn'ahY's says; Nj Cllhua from lie c,o.o,,,..
On that part u" she Presidents Message which r,,,..
10 uni''fm national currency reported bin IN ,,o,
po'"le ".e subscribers the Bunk ofne United st.t,,
winch was read the first aul SECOND tune. and cam
united To- Committee 1.-The wh5le lI,us,o
! mla b" S1ld that tbs ln"rcIy :, m:ni,eri, ~,
on thrp1rt I" Nh Calhoun, as cairin,p Of The ,,,,,
zee. ana ierr re lis n were il pa for an th.r f.
asc''rd by tAr stne nfnl that On tho slh If ,I.,.,
ihsFralier The vote takcn ON the ri m, hui,
ana decided IN thr afir natyc-,ne maine of VI, ca
Ao"" appearing an'ns the gas, coupsay with ,b,.,
OF his colleague NJ. Iwnlr, King. (now one Of N,
i''c"t'co Senators from Ala anna Forsyth of e. a.,
(laltIy an B"fen's Secretary Of State la,aan tror
merry 1n JacAspa's ) cr'tary oil III. Tf-a,ufy) a,I
indeed, nearly the whlc Republican party.
We might 20 back farther. and slJw thu NJ. C,l
honn advocated Btnk before this period but i !, ma, m
fes'ary 1t Is mlryrlus that hi, lrIen l., in vi.,, ID,
these facts. eni5'drd in the oil ia records If H.. ,
fry should nrgc his claims the conf rnr. an snn,,
ii the people "pn grounds utterly III c,a g, Win IN,
i1rncr Course.
GEoRGlt-Ihc NJ He'd ,rvllIc Rseor l,r s,,.o.
Presidency was ad 'rd by the 1cofc, Convention IF
tbat State, hya vor" at III t. 65 This nouln.,r,n
the hreafd"r says was Of great i, sc II, II,
ne speaker rharasrr.1n1 IL a, "a Il. nnaI pr, ,o,.,,
aud others IN terms lntI, s. en-. phac
"f'i~e nm rs Uatag Papers
S'ne oil III" irlaal, # ,lr. Nan. Is lrci WI, At frat
"ef" dispose to rila;ll, >lr C,l1ml', pt,.,.t A.,
lalning the l"drp n.ntu,n f.r III. Presidency h.,
IN 'w l. Pr''Fr tH.rh= IS i fDrn.I41a #r,n,.ut,r
and that, from the sr'lcr za sn activity oil h4 lrieas
h. daily bo',nm9 ~. Al ICE tI,-y talk 81,
turning Inn ont The party n,tas ,,ie.4s
lh'!ea, Tor e,ln ,H. u ii. r,n.f>, - NJ lIaatrr
Il Cnytorl cm1ty, IN tn, .,rgia l.,,,t,., C.m,cn-
ton. the oIlI"r day. I'll rrql lh,r H.. y uLl rrrn
Die tr the c'n,ry sh mil VI. C,lh,un ~ elevated to
the Pnslricy thu he ~, not wl,h In. n m ;.sl,,
had AlsayS ben h"ir e1"ny. Al the p,alt Of J,c,
on Their great leader an1I" alara TIA, III. ouIn,f,
/ Mr.. tlla ma by uat b,ly '.w,ul be rr.-i,,J
" the De rieY, lrrn ,.c BANS Of The Ca..tn.ch
10 the brln''lf sAfI71ar. " III d"~p ri dAnalns
lennucatipn.' TINS is certainly bdl i,luuarr. l.,
Il used by ono ol thn 'Da.uocr,r," Inward. an
'sprant tnr hiIl hnalr through the intermediary
a'D'no.ratc' y't"s Bat II i, not p,tl,tp. 81 re-
narhable whoa il is r.nsn,rrcl that liz, ,,,lra p,r
y IN Georgia c,assis ,inly II the I'D / ,in plrty
oetwrrn "ham aud the NnIIllycrs in that Sat, a.w,l
Is in Saat t'n'ln', there lpnr and bi,t.r ".r
md nhp thorci c feel sill ocp hostility t, NJ huo
tl,e master spirit ot that CRISIS
The Ne" Orleans Conrcrt,urhes pretty much the sumo
tcy. II find. that the Ioca,c, alc> in ,h. Stat, arc
Gather in adcnna on the sibjc.t of Erc. Trait. in
18th The demand Of all p,rtl.s there FIR
Protective Day on Sugar. The Courier however =,
length maniuy se.z the bull By the horns 1t declare
that Nh Calhoun the only prominent member of Tho
ocoiuco party who Would 90 for the abolition If prs
eclIve duties "Ncihcr Gen jackson nor Van Bm.n
(h. says has erl'mandcd the abropai.on Of In. NH
Inh duly which sustained the culture Of sugar IN Lou
siana. Ind as NJ. CaLaom il is questionable If hs
ought 10 be rmk as bioasig 10 tie Democratic pn,t
lis individual opinl on free trade. w'ch is NJ, IL.
strained b. either TIM OF industry or arriculru.
constitute be"c'n him and the OF tho party differ
'nce 50 wide. that for part we do not hesitate II DE-
:lare that he ought II be considered much more ona,r
iary than one n u.s. Is il MT manifest tr,n tle,.
nPto,ns that whlln NJ. Calhoun consents To act sssn
hfy OF The Democracy. he will receive all due h,nor vet
should he obtain THE post OF commander in chief. that
there viii be wide s. read dlsailccon in the .smp
The Path Fiadrr.' -Ihis 10 the somewhat s,pbi-
lpnS uIle ot paper published New York prorssinp
10 belong 10 the genus Lc1toco but apparently nnt
y well contente'l with somc Of lis leaders The Path
fmdcr Is maniltstlv under the IMPRESSION that tho
parry u which pri<s.s b. one of the orraps has
"a t'c road And what agency docs it propose To d..
eei thrn again into the strait aud narrow way? l.
'om'S out openly IT Mr.. Calhoun AS neNt President
hon.h says, heis "a much prosund and phil
'SoPhcal Tor his party '-iha Is, we suppose no ono
Sc can ialhom the prol9und' u both sides of all qucs
IONS, and ad'ucac either or neither ii chances
uli present purposes. IT, indeed the editor of this new
l4ht IN The hrm1m al of Lac f,cosm is be credited
'lr. Calhoun is Tie m,iy GENUINE thinker IN
'endcI among lis III" nbcrs. Such p'rsoaS. Git sys.)
as \ an Buren, and Wright. Buchanan. Bancroft, &c,
arc mere sshonl boys and b1bJc,s comjard 10 him