Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1844-12-02
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THE NfAF DEMONSTRATIONS Our readers
have seen. by The article copied from the Sunhury Amer
lean, what ieunsy vana expects from Mr.. Folks ad>
molsalion Atlhe lime III Copying the article from the
Suuhoy PAPER, stated tina, the locoftcus Of Charles
ton had hh1ofed the eecttn of Mic Polk by ''tufuh
light procession" The Charleston Mercury of tho
10Th lust gives full Of tho prucession aud uc
companies The publications OF the account with the vl
lowing remarks:
"lhe only inscription which we would rather no, have
seen IN Tie procession, aud towards which he exclaimed
with byron.
'N hat business had il there--at such me}"
was the extract from Mr. Folks letter about equal pRo-
rrcTioa 10 all interests, Sc. &c" That II cgur.
ocat-was enough 10 cundemn II with frank plain deaf
Tug Republican taruliniafS. We trust we Ieiiere Mr.
Polk meant, by equal ptotee,eu, impartial iubeamnce
from all Interference with The Industrial pursuits of The
countty. We arc sure that our spirited Committee OF
Arrangements interpreted the pruier of projections
The French merchants If old answered then monarch
who Offered government protection, aud was told III 10,
PLY ',issfr fdireyour best protection 10 us il 10
iei us aiole. But Vet would tolerate the rord
upon The Charleston banner. We remember plaatru's
yulufe 10 dove protection Ia the Pernvians covering
and devnnflap"-as Mrs Quickly said ofthe word ''oc-
cupyn II decent enough wnrd once. but has been
put such vile 10 have lost caste Phee have
none ii Il
NE enter this rsprucst N no fault finding carping
eprrlt-hu from seuso ol duty sentinel whose du,
~ II Is 10 reply with pnin truth when asked ''Naoh.
,nan-,rhnt y the niaht ~
INV hike this II Is hnncsi. The South Carroll
IVA NulhheIs supported VI Polk because he had hccu
all his he opposed Ia the protection Of American indus.
ny. The, have hercare right to hceee thai be viii
uppsp 4 when he comes Ia IL pr,sdon Bul HE Penn
sllrana iarn Iucuacos hlndl, persisted believing
affecting 10 behrye, ltal MI. r,k would favor pro-
rcjpn-and nav Hi iil-Ie VOTES have elected him. they
hegln Ia fear TIM, he vii halmy thrn they ,eould be
Gupcs aud ,hey have been dupcd. but when the ruin
audi distress which' mnst follow the adoption of Mr.
Folks lice uade, ttraloelinn policy, are realized
lhon nay expect 10 hear lhrsc deceived Pcnnsyya
naos. efYnV from The depths al tn soffaw. IN the
vutds Il belr leow Loraeto oflhc Snnbury American,
~ oe ml'o lie mar who has betrayed u.'
Correspondence ol The txptess
CnAaLlsroS, (S. @ NV. lSii.
IhelaHle has been fought. The contest ,ytr. ard
the sni slows al tie " hps have been out voted ~
the taot Gus-tIai Mr. rulk, hy lair ~ lunl mems,
has received The msiotly Of the electoral of THIS
C"iu1. Dnfio1 the paa week the excitement IN this
city has been great.
Tie cus was received il ,his .y and safe (he ho,
bed oiuu lidcali,u and dlsunuu) with great j9yi he
tec Ian Of hlr polk (uneNpeced here ly Democrats
well ldgs) Is laed ~ nusi ansplcous event for
the South. Il IS called yleory of the South the
Mouth. triumph tur whl,h LEY aso a,hruw lcdse
themselves indebted the iolnign vote oi The country,
saerrnaly attribute lolhr support given Henry Clay
10y the Native Amtr 'nns Their ate sumo however, WHO,
while They rroire II ne result, having s1m. feeling Of
American Independence lrll. 1Girss Themselves mqrr
20 al The used rather ashamed q lof iuIClEn
Pss5eales and co-wofkes Deproi upon II, tas. their
victory viii prove their last AID Tao destruction Of 10.
c4laealsm IN the country.
A meeting If c,nciaip'atan WIS calltd tie same O.
veuiug, Which Was addressed " Nr. Gilmore AID Mr.
pictens In their speeches On the occasan hcv gave
utlrtauee In and maintained TIE following sentiments,
aud aauy oi The Ike character. "hrh were iertiily
sponded Ia by the uecliug: lhr South hhs noy tn
un phTd over ihe Norhn IVY are Observation-Disclosures
are delivered from the tyranny So long exercised over US
hy the North" '''ihe great enemy Of Southern inter
est, and friend Of the Nath las been put dnNn in this
last great attempt Of the Wigs Ia lasien him. with
Northern oppression. upln u.s. 1--WE have IL in
power 'nanlan Southern Rights and 10 redress South
wings +" "No lunref Will our uode c famnel's
ed-Wc may now assured that hereafter free trade
will be the policy et the country" Texas is now
aud forever and par, Of this Union" go, proclaim
to the inhabitants of the l,o Gfnndc that tie prolec-
ton al the star spanGl banner waves over them"
ilefea er the South will be abe 10 maintain lis sscen
dency the Union" lei us rest assured, that by this
gorinus victory Snulhefn Institutions are forever put
beyond the reach Of Northern AboIilIoniss."
regret HAT these speeches were not reported IN some
Of the Charleston papers, for the benefit of the North
ern Democracy. 1t the Northern urn who voted for
Mr. Polk can rejoice in all t,se sentiments, and desire
to them carried out, then they have less American
feeling aud tue love ior the Cnon than lad Imagined
them 10 posstss.
The administration Of the General Government now
passes into lie hands of lie dem cracy In fact, ex
crpng short interval II las iftn Iuu Their hancs Of
more haa twelve years MIR. Tyler Ind heen Lcro
nf the worst sort. The administration will possess
this difference South Carolina " i'll be nj the head Of
affairs. Mr. Polk is deedrdly her man"as first
brought 6fwarby her political leaders, and will be much
under her Influence. Already her politicians plan
ming measures ior Mr.. Polk. Mr.. Calhoun is 10 be re-
raud Secretary Of State and extra session is 10 be
called aT The rurIuse Of ,epeang the Tariff II no, re-
reafd at The coming sessan
The Wings, though ounnmhcred at tin la'o cleo
lion, have had evidently The intelligent, honest and pat
rluiic Of the land with Them. Though defeated, we
have none The less con6dence 10 The ability, integrity
and patriotism Of uUr candidate; and still ready to
defend The character Of Henry Clay from all le foul
rersions heared upon il by his enemies. fasehonds,
and appeals prejudice AMI passion, Iar lime pre-
vail over reason udgucBt and truth. The history OF
mankind all ages shoan. that What is lfuil aud JUS
ice are not decided merriy by numbers.
Though severely Disappointed in our long cherished
desires Henry Clay elevated 10 liza post nj honor
which he is cmneny qualified 10 gu, and worthy 10
receive wish our country 40 wrong ipr what We
deem Of lngratiiude in her, o her best cit
izcis " harm 10 those who voted against him. We
rrus, HAT he will reap hlber reward that IS not in
The plwcru Of eilher 10 give or take away Her
pis,eriiv will do him justice has done su many
thy men before him. Tie history Of onr country will
speak ihr man HIS character will always be loved
and bis services apprec ated BY every true
AMERICAN.
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