Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1844-08-22
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4 u.s,s Editors III being generally understood
IN the County tina, The two Electors Tor this district
I'D address The people at Campbell court an unusn
~ LARGE nun,cr .. cliizens were III a'ieioshee all de-
mus Of Witnessing Contest lst"teh TWO men oi such
saa"xlrderd isler;s. MI irsiag being unknown ID
gon uniiy except BY reputation. strong dtsI.e Was
ali Il, see if he was able 10 sustain himself az ali st
Fl + = the most talented of the Den.craiic party.
",.nliny 10 an arrangement between The gentlemen
s,yes. i, Was Mr. lyne's lot 10 open the discussion;
n he did in a speech o, an hour, characterized by
,,on,pnt aud dispasslonaie reasoning many OF
.,,er,s which now divide and aghaie the public
I There was no efart iir effect. vapid decla-
I'm. no appeals ID the paSSiols or pr,ludices OF the
IL. bpt every pint was argnsd IN COIL dispassiun-
r. 's,,esmanlike manner, aud when lie concluded, the
,,ed and satisfied counernances OF his political friends
se evidence Of proper appreciation Of his effort.
|ur Daniel next IN reply; and, abandoning his
n,l arpumepiave style, he commenced by a beauti-
All and eloquent exordum, setting orih Me claims of
t Marty To support and calling upon the people To re-
s I,lr Texas brethren, with open arms aud fond
,.. into the bosom Of our glorious oonfederacy. The
.ird,r If his spe, oh appropriated dlscussun
,n, f us object the establishment %, III. hitherto
hs,1I Of pn,p,si,lon that Ieras meyer did belong 10
Nr;co and consequently thai by anneNng her, we
,,oud yolsIe treaty with that power. His argu-
n.nls however, speciuus llan solid although
from Their ingenuity many were al first led oil by them
Mr. lrvn1 however, il his reply, showed the taliacy
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pibed5, "a, by carrying tins Of anneXaus,
we would inevitably aifN stain upon rr national char
sr.r winch all iuure ages wuuld endesvur IN vain To
rIsre Mr. l. also alluded IL Mr.. PuAs letter 10 Mr.
k1ne and asked Mr. Daniel Ia reconcile the Inconsistent
~ If dennuncing the principle Of protecon and at the
,sue time surparling man tir the Presidency " ho
,usrdly enerlans these principles He Then into
sbu and cursory examination Of the relative claims at
Mr. Clay and Mr. Polk The Presidency; aud sal down
after making, il posslble,a more powerful speech llan
his fist.
nv. and were p,sshlt 10 suSian bad "a cause
4, mat of the Democratic parry, Mr.. Dansi would
hive succeeded. In the cluse ui his remarks he
made a violent attack Mr.. Clay, Tor refusing as
hr alleged obey Inslrutttns, and Ishug 10 modify,
Tor MS he says. 10 abrugate.) The Neo power. When
liz finished, although MIR Irving had no rgh, under the
arrangement 10 rejn, yet he appealed people To
listen to him for few minutes, as Mr.. ID. had ntrodu-
ced new his last speech which required
lice al his hands. Tie crowd, with the exception of
Al few Of the mofe ro5iiui the democratic parry viii
lngly remained. aud Nh ]. trumphanily reuipd the
charge OF refusal 10 obey Instructions, the sat slac
ton believe OF all who heard HIM Nh d. rel lined ny
rreraing his former charge. and The dscu,sio here
81 ised During The wh lie perlol o lis continuance the
greatest order AMI decrnm were preserved. and
party seemed satisfied with the Ipl5ts Of lis champion
each Of course claiming the vctuy would be useless
for 10 attempt 10 draw distinction hciWeen lheSr lvo
gentleman 10 ability information. \ freed of mine
perhaps came az near the truth possible, When he
marked that Mr. Daniel rguad liked an able natfs,er
aud r. Irving like distinguished statesman"
According 10 notice previously gwen. the ClGh
sehhed aier supper IN The II hGsr and address
ed succ ssIyely by Mi l.. H. Bouldsu Of Charlotte Nc
1unsal 0l Ptssylrania. aud Mr.. !. MARSHALL Char
Lutte Mr. BoulIn confined his remarks excl lsvely To
The Tariff, and showed It's beneficial effects ar!u
meat al onselucd, geai and elaborate. have had
Inc gEd ,none To hear lnany a2uDents this SUBJECT.
hut Mr.. Buuldin's On MONDAY n4hl was dtcld-dly the
o'farts and most satls'ic; ,ry iage ever heard. M
lhnSlals speech was chafseterz by all the i Gence.
be1niy and Wit Tor " heb his Efforts distinguished
md ciciied from HIS audience the u4ost rapnr,ns an
lialise. Mr. Marshall detained the club hut short
time. it very late when he aruse but his shnu
time well empo,ed in examining and commenting.
"Pnlk. DailaS aud feaa>." which he avers.a we're
NOW the only presented to the people ny the De-
InocIafic party As usual lie abunded III ha IUr aud
drew down the applause III The hul,a often by his quaint
ness Of style. and The drtry Of HIS illustrations The
club adjourned IN high sprs, and III iull Confidence of
success TT Their Illus rous leader. But Ih,s cu,nInuni-
cation has already far exceeded The limits antcipaipd
snd VIII close as 10 wish pu yuu to the rol-
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