Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1844-09-09
Political.
From tie Hiaekesier Republican.
THE. REASONS WELL STATED.

stffs of-tf'oANfs w I-ists : \ 1 Eli.
We ash dtfsss'ana,e s'tt.iiun 10 Mr. Sionebor
nes clear and if,sis,ie exposition Of his rrasnns fol
'scaaaiue Uuts' inum the 1-oco Fvco party The Truth
was never a'ore 'geul, SET forth.
CoLrMBn FuRs.or, :
Shenandoah. Al usi %. lSii. s
10 he Edilof u ne Hiaelieaty Repnbitcan:
SiR-i have lived IN Shenandoah conpy Cor the last
five yeas ard avrr and have unil nov been one II the
rrisares % The l0h Legion of Democracy. Why
rsssrd 10 be Of that formidable bdy aad become
of the lew but firm Wing squad thai now fearlessly
fngs its hag ii defiance - The breze. the face
ot an enemy fea tines lis numer and fights like Leon
fdss moi for yici0fy bai fr Iher e.nnirs's posd |
suilpro'csd IN tell volt an, M, vzn enough To be
aleve that change Of my political sentiments is If i'm
gertarce eneneh 10 influence single vote. nor am |
sscklej with The ia a seeing my uame in print: bu IL
tse reasons assigped ty sufcien. induce any
enc ~ ti 500 voters Of this cuuniy rad both slts
and n Acct thSi he has ouunry sutse IS well as
party % shey - slsll consider my work vain
thing. Il vii he trouble aso Of satisfying the
enquiries of ny f'rmef political lfeEds BY ono. who
bore almost 10 death.
What have ! seen 10 lhie chanse7 saw Shen
and'sh, Rockingham sod psce. denaminaied the 10Th
Legion 81 Democracy. voting always man for the
democratic candidate. he he whom ha might.
The psf ilied IN P,si Office enabled nc TO see IL
any ether rof,iou ii The Union like H. aud .ouud
ssse bot Edgerombo co"siy in North tarina 10 which.
by The ias census, there pefsoass in prpr>
ien 10 paraailn, wl cald read and sriIc than In
u
read must be governed by What others tell Them and
people who read bal wun', read must b. governed
and are easily controlled IN the way.
2 saw Ia the Cities aud all communities where pa
rers circulated freely snd intelligence abounds hst df
ference IF opinion all matters religion, politics. ~.
Is sure "a be as1 found.
50 saw, Irem tho ISpets and from the history tf our
country. that the men who were foremost IN The Wing
ranks were neither knaycs fos bai as honest aud
as wise as tiose of my party. least the judy
tt.a IA
thsstsh a, least cqraln weight my own Judgment
and The judgment 81 my own party.
saw Tariff Law. which vas denounced by my
party as odions and abomnahc oppressive. minous
the interest Of the people, and destructive uf the reye
MUGS Of the cauniry, rcsiete currency health
rve the energies and business o people, restore In,
credit oi our government. and ppnr suporaburdance Of
sevenue into Golfers; until It's benefits and dressings
are sd great that large PARTON OF raDy including
candidate Tor the Presidency are inrf,d to praise is
principles. aud many clam il as their own measure:
and yet, m the CO ui these acis the lenders of
the democracy IN this l0th Legion sl abusing aud de-
eouncag it.
saw our people Of the 10Th Legion practising in tbeir
own families aud private affairs the prlucipes ad-
vvcaea and praetscd uppn 10y the Whips In national a
fairs, VIZ IL make every thing that want within
ourselves IL we can, aud buy 81 ose who will take ou
oas, Corn, Butter Wheat, Flour, &C. instead ul tlos,
who must have cash.
saw that mon Ought 10 profess what they practice
and practice mha they puitss. II They would be though
hanesi and sincere. 81. democratic party IN the
House oi Representatives. with large maIorly, pro
tesiag The most nve crate hostility lhs Taun, yet
when brought Ia tot lis repeal they would moi IT,
peal u. aud iurllcr Ihom. with camurous longuti
sor Sab oasury. aud with the full ability Of passnl
that measure through lis body, vet dared do H. and
could mol give lhem credit r honesty in their profes
sIons, but could Tor duplicIiy.
] sew De Drr,ocraic Convention iramnno ppot I'm
sacred prineipe Of a republic viz: That the uinjoriii
should govern, by casting aside Mr. Van Bupn th