Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1844-08-05
FALsEN0OD AuTHGRiTATNEIy Pr
filIED

more daring fee"rssness OF assertion OF mpre fees
disregard oil The courifses and decencles Vi lie thai,
WIN le" honnrable exceptions, they have done in ~
present Presidential cunl,st In Is10 i, 10 49,, ~,
branded Gen Harrison. who had bra..y fnol hi. -
II, haitlts, as coward" and satered a, H.,
granny, h'trr II wear pettlc,Iat than n unic,r,
ava 10 "l'ld dis'ah Than s"ofd-,hty held him M,
10 public repatriation Hcenous sed,c,r in a
me- andan tndecile IN official slaon-as beu, -
eager 10 reduce pour heiglar White men and ,,l;,
women 10 slavery and io-nurr1w mol less auY;,,a,
'0efa'e the blacks from bonda.eyet althnnph in IslG
ih'e aud eonhiless host of 81 niiar slsnIefs a,s.,
veteran Pairl1 and 5 i Her were cons,.u,, ,-t q
Inc coliiIls Of !,c'uct papers, III, Y had M, 40 -,
occurrences snow" reached that lowest Depth beynuI
"niea ,here Is n' lower deep" Of vulgar deiamaon y,
"n"h 'h'v are no" rapidly sinking. We iegre this
eo"se since II Inc war, ir the next ninety ds,e "a =,
be carried On by them 9Th the butcher, III ~,
S'a9e 'onala~k. II VIII become ueees.ay n,t nI, =,
rrpr their assaults upon the Wing candidates. hn, =,
resort 10 Inc ter taonis in reference Il, their own rLns
'af me wing papers, with occasional executions b.,
e.'naea themselves 10 review Of the ,ubiic art, f
hlessrs RIA and Dallas-anl VIC do not kno,. ;nIi
o' single Instance IN which they have invaded d.
sanctuary OF private lite, dsenombed old cbar,e. ln,
h"rF proves 10 he ia'st and consigned by public npis
u the grave OF for9eitlness and mfatny Giny bevt
I'm acts oi his public lie hi,g ,ver eff rita are n,
'f'nns'y made 10 conyic, Mir. Clay of ndnct IN h
PROFESSIONAL career and IN his ,ca intercourse of ~ b;o
II We asa ihdeed neen guilty, the ban Of p7oscrp,in
"onla iotg since have been pat upon him Inv an arr
ragged and indignant public opinion N, oenfl,,nn,
would have recognized h!n in the streets or nar ,i
h'n 10 share In the Inequalities of his tiresdes Yr,s
ar iroin thus what maa has turned his b,ck rna
i'""iy eiay. or stunned intercourse with him rs thew
whnld have dune had he been "a gambler dfb,,cLss ~
s'cuiaier such "a he Is ppic,e IA some ,f III. I
60 journalist The LhnlotteSeHe Jgtr&5naa has shown
Willingness 10 be sonewhi cn5pic,lols in Ibis Va,
a arc 9Poh private ropaiat1n hy repnbshng from an
ma "'' VI me washington I'le graph cau,nuy upon
me repna'on 9" Mr.. Clay. ,eiieh at he time Of its or
sn'M APPEARANCE rds prored 10 be tateriy false and
when, "'ie II /; ne" 10 three fouris of The uewsp,
per readers Ut he present day been frgtn by n,st
u '"e s'''aipn VINO wera c'tenprar with The accn-
sai'un we presume the editor Of thai paper is m, him.
sell aware OF The 'ae II than slieatln which ,csnI
lea III 'he triumphant Vndlcaun at Mr. Clay For our
own part We have Mt published similar CHARGE p,ade
agi'hS' M. Dallas charge Of dishonesty as LAWYER
ol recent occurrence, because kflw hiw an, aeI,
TONS OF tins are 10 the Invented and a.. in ,,
KNOW that II Is rue. But ii this RELENTLESS warfre to
he pursued towards the wing caa,lidltes, we say,
Lay Maclui!
And Id be he Who ii st cries h)LH enou,by
II is no part Of one present purpose however Ia re,v
to these lHe and foul CHARGES 10 which We have thu,
Incidentally adsered for the purpose Of PROTESTING ay,inst
course "l cohduc injurious 10 the character Of tn.
country and 81 drrat9y 10 the reputation Of The press
Itself Oar design Is 10 The erroneous lmress,,
indusifaisy disseminated IA reference the course and
ornlon OF he "as Candidates, Questions o great pub.
llu interest.
has been frequently stated for example and we al
mos, every day bear II reiterated that Mr. CLAW pioipt,d
instructions IN voting for the Bankrupt Law Even if
the s'aernt Were ine, we do not perceive with what
grace any Calhoun could urge such an act rs an ob
J'cilon 10 T. Clay, sealing that Mr. Cab nm and tho
en"e school "i H'uih Carolina politicians entirely denu
he r'gh q asirie Legislature 10 Instruct Senators
bUl II Is nor TRUE. No ins,rnclinos wer. a.
d'pled by the Legislature Of Kentucky The following
letter rom Nj Clay 10 Mr.. Bpwnlow Of Tennessee.
correctly states The action of ,ha, body:
ASHLAND, 10Th July, 1874
N | inst we'd
II dnes not surprise mn To r1rn that nur opp,nets are
seeking 10 make the Impression was Instructed To
20 against the bankrupt Law. Oar Legislature gave M
instructions 10 The stject Of The Bankrpp, law
Resolutions of instruction pending ber a The Leg.
stature, but they were lost disagreement between
me Two Houses You may buddy this; and pfo,f
htees AIRY. can be furnished from Frankfort, Your
'f'eVa ano oo' seFV'. ii. CLAY.
Efforts too have reeeatly been made 10 indocc b..
lei, among our naiurazed iellow citizens particularly
IN lhse sections of the Cniun where they have settled in
large Plumbers, that Mr.. Frenghuyse the Whiy can
dddle TT tue ice Presidency. AN active me,nber of
me .'aoe '7nerIcah p"ty recently or.anzad in some
al te Northern Ciiits. ana that he desires 10 pu. down
The Calhoics by law. judge Pille and Mr. pren,ica
OF Louisville, "ro'e 10 MIR. r. asking his views on the
SUBJECTS, and IN reply lha, gentleman writes as iol.
loas:
New YoRK. July 5, 1874.
GENrLEMEN:-f our favor ia duly received and il.
inquiries are eheerinly answered Since my residence
IN ibis city AS Chaaceor OF the University Ihaye te
10 BE- my duty 10 lis interests To retire very muc b.
party politics, excepting lar as the sacred riyh Of
suffrage was concerned. have mad no cnneyin n Win
ihe Native American party, nor have now have
never spoken but III decided condo ,ns,joo of the ,b
scenes oi Violence and blood in Pnadelpha and have
had nothing 10 do with the matter of djyisjun of tho
sGh'ol iund between Catholics and Pr3tesauts in New
'ofk, iadeed, your inquiry is the first intima,iou
nave mao that such subject has been agaiej. Allow
'he TO say gentlemen, In The general that cherish tho
principles OF our Constellation which allow fu lr,sdon
OF conscience and oibd all elguus tests aud establish
'nenls, as sacred aud fundamental
ours, very resp ctfuily
THEODORE FRELiNGHUYSEN
aeat-in ene Oh Tie hunoruus letters which have 70.
cehy appeared over the signature Of ndre,, Jackson
Nou lif reasons saacnry 10 ourselves we az. We.
" sure were never written by infirm old en!eman)
Is more lhaa lnsInnaiad that M frplihohuysen is al
@toio"tsi-althuue the fact vas sa,is:att tilv .srer
'ahed by 'he Suuth,n delegates To The Ba,n,re Goa.
N'huah IN May last. whu coniarre IN Mr. T. on Tho
hisi oap neaily unsrlnons vote that mol onlv tai
tic heNcr syhnahlzt co-operaied win thai f,c,,,o
MAJ mat. IL Hutl, III had always been amused and
N''n ABUSED ny ihen Recealiv, however yanderiny
warrant N i,eAngion, Georgia declared iba, she had
heard IN fretHShUyscn d1firer an 9bcftian mech
bs'fc the 'imericaa 1nti Siaeeq, Sociel. in .N.ts
for6; wlereupoa Col. joseph II Lumpko who xa.
%hf Oh Inc Georgia delegates TO The Whu Canyenoo in
baltimore, and knew The assertion 10 m ,lse w,,,a n
Hif renghuyssn on the suhiect-and that gentleman
ttSpohded promptly and satisfactorily as follows:
New York, June IL, 1874
ny Dear ST-l have this moment received vour
And favor of The I'll inst. and hasten To rep,y 10 the
ma al. III. = Il