Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1844-10-10

plry prineplrs WITHOUT reference chrr lothe honor
Interest of The tstals eoaary' Does any one OF his
threads asttd The Governor, heevn that he could az
would administer the Davornneut on hgh national
grounds with the view to the advancement Of the ma
tlana honor and prusperhy Here Mr. liall, dstn.
suslod gentleman ot tie democratic parry arose aud
said he did Wei, SAID the Governor, here Is one man
that does helrve thar Mr.. Polk would make na'tnal
prcsiJedi, lie said he had gtea confidence III the can
dor aud integrity If Mr. Hail. hut IN p,llucs eilmnsh
be was tfhof wronp lhan noy than lao had ever seen
'''rhe t.uvernur SUI IN would Ike To psk Nj. Hal
question: Dtuit Aif I'm consider Col. Polk y
ltigai trnnefl AM had he pnhley proclaimed hun
as such1 Mt Hall ar1as and replied that he bad called
NJ. Polk Mr.. Grnn1y. AID Nr. Van Hnrea, all inh'
inefs Thon said Governor jones', by danoefaue az
lhorty chIislcn james X, Pix thr liite frnl amer
and now lei, us look little into hlsirnmetins oi 1his
lulo itnmrf Mr. Hal here arase ,c explanations he
considered Mr. puk trimmer In qnestns nj state pley.
but on national policy The i'lnk, iandmg system Ia.
ternAl Improvements &c he censldereJ htn ofh1laN
The Governor, did mi huw II wts lhnt pillIcaa
could be trimmer In STATE porg aud nationally urho-
dlN Tins ~ trim Mug indeed. The G1eernor sud
he would since the elans OF Mr. PalR had been eddat
Ael, Look lte tata the ahutans m4Anro Il his trin
ming aud he lhluIh befie hn MAS dmr. hr would "a
ahlsh claim 10 thr appglauan Witch hal been Wv
en- him. beyond All eanffNersy lie said NJ palk bad
Himned aud irimasd until he hal lrnned hinsdf aul
oi nl cluns IL puhtral consistency rraiieet. u IA
sa d. continued the 6asttnur, thai lac - orthodox un te
subject ct Internal npfpyemensh the general govein-
nen In 1870. Ia circular addressed 10 hl4 conslltu
cuts, he comes out Ia avor o this pocyi slys lhe 1n's
ton OF ppteaf Is seuled, The eNpeenry II aesoHrl.
Again, IN lis circular i 1897 ssd tho Geyenlr, Mr..
Polk IL still IN favor al THIS syslen At that tune the
great Siu around which he has ever been ephtehl 10 ~
solvc, WAS tr this systeni bul spncr des he take
great ground against II. than lTlhwll tina ltle hln
,aer prncauus It rank and ultra irdrrallsm-ln 1871
or :, whilst member III The J. aslaiure of this Stale
Oh direct proposition IL reduce the pcr Of public binds
in thu ilWas5ee district, hr Poi, y0ed against the re-
"n. yet, IN his address to the people of tennessee
in l9, III asnVunees and abuses The pihcy Of dsfhi.
l,o b,r,use - say, Is tho "aniag, mist principle Of
Tim, mos. humane "a .e,a n4loy ut rre eNplt,n and
graduation u The pree oi the 49, lands ii're n
gain this litle trimmer has hrep un bo,S s'3 AZ 0he
time yun find hun vunl against tbe bill preflin nm
spns inr the soldier a the rsyululi5a; rftins
10 TINS remnau If Patfutiu hand. nhb hasaftd lie.
lartunc, and ell 10 procure the rich Inheritance
which wenow envy, refusing To hrsow lhein thls
Testimony ol national pranuir this dent of hanoi well
as gratitude. Ia gladden. The evenings ot their DAYS aud
make their p1triuc hearts feel thu repuldcs p"i
gariul, win ilns deep stain 81 nautlude tSed upon
hun by the records Of the country YOU ird him ma
mlng about ri nnlhtr TIM and vAinn ir pcnsl
hlls; thus establishing his ludspoabu claim 10 the tile
Of htHa trimmer.
''ln 1852, continued the Gnvernat. you II d him lhn
ne Hnprnnlsng opponent al tho Sub Treasury system
lnclng II m language strong and unrqnirneal;
Ing the Country Iees 81 onqnclee against Tin danger
ons experiment. one iii Ia be trusted. Nr ia Ia
,ou hnd ,his o thinner lung, loud, and ardent IN Li.
praise III thu Sub lf.aanty. Al The same nne, 1892
he the ayuMrd II end aud adsorate at State Bahks
IN lss lie pf1eialns thgn false ano althlrsa and not
he trusted.
''Duriup General Jacksan's war IN the Bank of ,hr
United STATE said the Governor ih,4 Young Tiick9rg
waged war nj rxermlnalipn against This lnsItiutl ~
MAINLY. ~ al least in lf thu ground tIai foreigners
owned plt, al its stuck. llr 81 qprnl IN hts de
nnncatiui ullhe Lords and Ladie, nj Enunnd-nale
HuppaIs a e
pawer III lie hands Il btcl"htfs, Slralgc 10 ull,
this lille ffRBser, as h1ycumr OF Tennessee. his
message al a39, recommended the General Assembly
al fruncSsrs tptna,e piie and half milons ol yunf
bands Sterling that they might be suid in foreign
market, 10 Lords or Ladies ~ any who might rhoos. To
purchase. letc - of trldmin! that odmrs home
every Tennessrcar. Judge ye or yourselves whrlh
er you can give your snrpurt 10 man that trims with
snch facility. few mnIa iuslancrs of his trimming.
aud he would b. done With thu iri1rr r the present.
"ln 1892 Gen. Jaeksbn President. rcc1.nmanled
Congress 10 reduce The revenues o the country, they
were greater by about Sly millions PER AMMAN than
saty To meet the eSpealilnrrs oi The government.
co mlltee. ol which this same little trimmer urIt
Der, SET about carving oat his recommendation by udu
cing the duties on foreign Imports. - Afer makng Ia
their report reduction many atlc a, they wuund
mp by recommending that due al - per erni., nr-
pb4ed tea and cnileewhlrh wrro at that tune free
d duty. llere WAS teasrry ogefll 'wina, and su
James X Polk proposes Ia tax Tea and Cuilee - per
cent Nah ilns fact sta fng him full in the face sad
he, he had The unblishing Independence assa mud
denounce " ig metnhefs al Congress fr pfap ,sing
duly OF % per cent. IN Tea aud Coflre. when The
Treasury empty, the Qna credit IL al stake aud
her honnr in danger. Suel a canempble display Of
trimming never Witnessed aud ought To nalLn ils
'uihor to unmgaled contempt.
Gov. POLK continued lie, has fir many contin
nrd Ia abuse and deunnee protective policy IA the
n1si unneasured efns. Ia his address 10 the people
al tennessee. IN 1859 he pr9ca'ns his opposition 10
This policy. In his address in Sil anil eaain 10 lS43
ttrre different ocrasiats in published addresses AID
III all his speeches from the snmp. he did fail de.
nounce This policy. aud particularly the iauH ol ~;
v6"ing himself It's apparent aud pndging h. inf renee
h its repeal; such s sample Of his course on
his measure. Then, You must remainder he was
trimming his sail Tor this particular latitude,
where supposed the inrif was unpipnlar he
lid not then mink of trusting his fiaa barqus OH
farther than fir the narrow SEA Of a slngln Siar.-
But sooners he called to take wider cruise. than
IbrhwitII, he begins to him, aud in his letter TO Mr.
kare. he is ont lr pr1tfenn TO agriculture commerce.
and the mechanic arts. w hat lndrra1s
political dnVelllnr -SpeiknI thing The ) uth
aud another II the Forth, any thing, 80 that he mas
catch votes.
"Ihe CHorn9f said he might detan them there I'M
III night giving evidences of he trimmings of this lille
fi1s'mer; he bad but to present ard then he
was done with bin, at least i6r The present. THE in
stance To which he had referred wonid. he hnnah h. IS
,abs lis clam To the enyiable distinction Of being the
lille trimmer. Bot lest any may doubt he would call
their attention t. q fact familiar all Tennessee
hut which in tie lapse Of years may have heen fg,st-
hi sumo: he s4 TIC 5iiniei 10 The of jams
Z. Polk towards Judge Whrp IT, said he. the huie
ca course Of his man Che candidate tn The Presi-