Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1844-10-21
FOR THE vIRGlNIAN

foA THE VlhGlNAS.
owe that Of the flag, hoised by the Wing, Of
thi, place, has got it, Beirare Of BRITISH Goid"
'e would say to our friends, beware OF hoer5ack hes
manufactured to order"
lI.ynci5lus Republican, October H.
.Ne,as. Ediiors:-j he Individual who caused the in,
-crpton, nentiohrd 10y the "RepuJllcan." ("Bewsre OF
BRITISH Gold,' ube placed upon me Of the Wing de-
vices tbs oNn did mol Intend Thereby to say, 10
convey the dea, that British Gold" would be used,
attempted l. he used, directly, in the approaching Pres
dental election lie did not say that British
Gold would be used iur the purpose of buying up the
voters ui this country. If they cattle in The sham
bles. Me- iederai ltHg thongh lie may be, in the
tiuation OF the Edrur OF the 'Iepubcan" and his
aduiors,-nnilie the Democrats OF the modern shool-
he has much confidence in the virtue, honesty and
patriotism u the seople Il. believe that one
hundred Will be bougt or could be blugh, with
'Bntlsl Gold" No-ie hools al and scorns alike the
mputllon sud The man " ho makes II. As an Amerl-
cizn he repels the SANDER and the sanderer from
whaley.r quarter they may couN', as libel upon
country aud us institutions. lie meant 10 csulIon the
people against The Influences which "Brliisa Gold"
would be the OF introducing into the canvass nov
going lar the Presidency. He intended 10 caution
his itoa citizens against being led asray by the insid-
tracts and documents which would be circulated
nong tien and not to be deceived by the one sided
gumenis OF hired free trade wrliers-the establishment
u presses throughout the country devoted to the interests
of the manufacturers Of Europeand 10 the dissemna
lion OF the principles OF the free trade party IN this
Try. II was against these appliances OF The British free
traders that this caution directed, and not from any
apprehension tia, British Gold" would he USED to buy
M the lfesHea u this great cIun!ry. lie leaves 1t 10
the leaders ii the seIl-syed Democracy 10 propagate such
vile and uia'ous ISLANDERS upon the people ct this l.
Mon Be II fl these Democratic worthless the congo
nal TASK Of atlem ping 10 make the world believe that
Ids, $50 vi the free aud enlightened people o our coun
try were brbed by BRUSH q d' to vote for General
Harrison as President of the United States. 50 great.
indeed. the Influence which 1t was feared these IL
bells would have upon The character OF our country "a
broad. that a gentleman al HAT time representative Of
this government Al foreign cour Gen ass although
a member Of IKE democratic party and more recently
prominent candidate OF the party Tor the Presdrn
cy deemed it incumbent upon hlD. as the guardian o
The honor and fame OF his country abroad 10 defend IL
from the unmerlcd reproach which these lheIles and
sia!erers Of their country and lis institutions had cast
upon lis uaarnished escucheon.
! Thus much for the british Gold" and now 10. the
word of caution which the Editor gives TO his trends.
and for once agree with him Cordially and sincerely.
ioo with the Editor of the Republican, will say. BE
ware OF RJerback les manufactured TO order" 6f
,rho is his Mr. R0erback. about whom the Republican
cauiions It's friends! WHY. would think that he was
some "dcube headed" Wing, charged with, more THAI
the usual quantity OF federal venom, winch the w hiss
are said to possess But the wonder OF The reader VIII pei
hans be somewhat aba ed, when he is Informed that this
MI Roerback- tr. William Linn-s actually aud
in fact a Loco Foco oiice-hulder OF The State OF New
York; Bat let suggest 10 the Editor oil 'he itepoo
Ican that il is "Loye's LABOR ostatogether AorA Of
caution the people against HE sayings
and doinrs Of the Loco Foco ce holders OF The country
Tor if there he any truth in the odd adage that "a burnt
child d.eal The fire these gentlemen VIII I've IN heif