Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1844-12-12

,....l.n # orpressor vlaas tbtg held iasi IL
's''' -, .tifttiuHal pheF.s = l}tteah. NJ
~. ...,r tlial leading M" y on Wiz are t''1
.. .s,,..deed ,,p thoe eittnd. ~ seiiehasftas
.,s. prnepe, aud have, ~ our 'ane m,1e
'he =, seeree 10 Nhch the usufrlng fahdef sta'i
'ques'" - M, is the reponsel the Northern friends
u n IN tef Suuihern ailts-li IL eutesdtd 10
o -, - ,.sronse by thuse SohiLeln aes themselves
es ..,.ob at The propusai 10 return 10 The 'ampto-
' Ae, If 1875 and well 'hfy nay do 81, II, by
fse :, ,h,, Act, he meant that the minimum rates
Ie,u'' W ,,,,ylcd for shall be hereafter h.Hex,bly
o' a"', - anJ that the valuation Of the imports shall
o"I,1 liz The foreign inyolces;--nr. Nth these
Do ,onunjer The System o hume Valuation provided
ls"s 10, NJ, and which is contsstdiy einifaet 10
~, If lrm ~ 10 per cent 'he revenue received
duly VI nj n.d,snae 10 The expenditures. esen TN
"4s Al, Tan Buren's "eeononiical' administration,
ger ;rJ from Office alter sqnanderlnI SOME ihitty-
"n, ;ns If dollars ha, II found III lie treasury upon
Wv ,sson 10 power or that cale ih'o iis posSesSmh
MS ,s al The head %, Affairs. IN addtoa 10 the
.an,. derived from the sales OF the Pubic Lands and
frm Customs, leaving 'unoeu 1e"' III ao'u' s'A mn
n"' f dollars and uniunded debt OF many mIilnns
ho's ', H.. maid by his successor. Dull This Is di-
erosion. H.. ;s ,,,o,1v answered Jbe So,b
~. nv Es J,pe-and, if Mr. Calhoun is 10 reap The
'ss n The eachery, II Is taIrly ihirnble lrem the
Ia back oul from the high ground assumed by
.,' r,nlina in 1892. evinced by his Confidential
o 'aas and. as is believed, his mouth-pleces at
. aha is to acquesce silently IN the imposition
"'' been prscliced upon her The South, before
ME or which section OF the Union the enornltles
ts ,rotec,iye system have been 50 eiaboraely and
,,salv porrayed and to whom assurances have been
gna.,sily and suemuy given that the election Of
A. pk you'd relieve her Of this incubus. which has 50
.,resscd her energirs and Bit hted her spery
H. sonb which has been often aud 81 positively as
- ,b,t the derat of Mr.. Clay would be the s'gnal
g, r-turn Ia The p,rious days ui commercial and ayr
,,,ral grandeur which had been sacrificed IL the
.I,ls of the loom aud Of the i1r.e IS 10 be the
,a f that uons,r,us game Of deception aud dupclty,
~ .birh men Of HUSTLE opinions and antagonist views
his most vital question of dWucsllc ralry have been
;d,ed C,I Temporary party ends, Unanimously and e.
90, ye,,usly II 90 operate IN tie pTlln:On 81 a reid
.bch mus ne ytaby dlsappoin the hopes and eNperla
ans ana fsiiv the Promises aud pledges. oi me size
~ tho uther Whether the dupeS will have just rahl
:, compa,n is another question. OF one thing WE ieel
.u,ed-and thai s thai II the Tariff Il 1872 aa4li be
m,nt,inpt the Northern friends ui that measure viii
a., muruur even though Polk and his Southern sup
r,re,s shall preaci FIRE. Trade 10 1.-The crack u doont'
,e IN the other hand IT Mr.. Calhoun shall be
od thai the rlwer end patronage Of the new Adnmsira
~, will he made 10 'enure 10 his benefit, - the Tariff
nav remain as it ls-and the men of pmprryo in :
C,n,lma will see that there shall he Nujie,tinhl
IfIhe influence of Jackson, Van Buren, ani Benton,
however siaIl be successfully cSertrd t. throw Mr..
y, ,lhoun into The shade Tor the pNrprse of keeping
the jackson dynasty, in the person al Sas nIh the
Palmetto ~ will he again given To- ihe hreez--ir IA
that event. the Tariff wI again become loo inuig rahIe
10 be borue Mus yerrons!