Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1845-01-09

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delegated In il. ciihod the consent If idrera nai'oas
farh within lis proper sphere. operates with genial
Influence, but when they become cratic. THEN
THEY ARE PoRrENfouS AND DANCE
hot >. II treaty mere can do egtipafety thns rhich
''can be doae by iuc AND THE CONVERSE Is
EQUALLY TRUE" And yet. in the face Of these
clear aud lucid demonstrations. fad Mr.. Calhoun's
other sell, in the Senate. and his followers In both
branches OF Congress, endoavorng to make contract
tch foreign nation by he act Of congress. and give
10 regretted treaty. vitality aud validity. the shape
OF ide Surely. they at least ought 10 feel themselves
stopped from such course of procedure by the author
ny OF their own idolized eader-though | presume he
can demonstrate the entire consistency Of his present po
Slioh with his old argument. while Their duty 10 tu
low him savlshly through all tho snuous and abyrn.
ihine paths IN which he treads turning each day like
The sonilower 10 lis god II Mr. Jefferson doctrine be
sound, then, without previous amendment 10 the
slitution, We have right nrcgn territory
To this Cnon either by treaty OF by o,c But II
ms question Is 10 be regarded having been settled by
the treaty of le03 with France by which Louisiana was
annexed and by the treaty OF 1919 with Spain by which
FONDA was acquired Then the precedent ought to be bind
ing IN Jor as well as In subsance-& Mr. Calhoun was
Sh when ne ieerred this duty 10 the treaty power, the
resident and Senate, and denied ii 10 be the law
king power. the Senate and House of Representatives.
Some ot the Northern locos. but how many have
op mesns OF knowing. Will prove Iecrean. we'll upon
'e annexation u Texas AS IN relation 10 the modica
ilon OF the Tariff. Whai fate awaits them may be in.
erred irum the tenor of two letters, from Washing
ton and the other from Annapolis (Nlaylaud0 both of
which, by singular coincidence appeared IN the
Enquirer OF The 2nd inst. and which Justify the assump-
ton that the discipline" OF the ocoioco party is as
gId and that of the Turkish Janssaries Such
men, says the letter from Washing J Twill be en-
phacaly repndlaed In Washington aud must make
up their minds 10 be recognised hume eth as shy
w hlgs or ishy Democrsts-that is 10 be- tools of Fed>
erdhsm IN sumo way or other And the letter from
Annapolis declares that Dsorganlzrrs" Chat is those
VINO mink Tor themselves. instead of permitting the par
ty 10 thlnk for ihem,) evil be Hiyo,cR ererioatd with
very little ceremony II they will perform their up
prnpriaie dsy. IN navigating the good ship Constitution
NO mutiny among The be Tolerated. The rir
TIE o. ShdeH .Nchensies remedy must al once be
brought 10 bear"ln plain English he " ho refuses to
obey the orders Of King Caucns must. like Mdshipnan
Spencer, be hung up al the yard-arm terror TO all
men who dare be independently II this be 'Democra
cy," | should like to know where II look iuf Despo
tisBi
/ Washington correspondent of the ~ V Herald
days ago stated that the Gobc the Madisonan aud
the Constitution CHE organs Of the three dly lsinls Of the
locoinco party al WashinIton) are To be united. aud
that Mr.. Thomas Richie or +. H. Claiborne Of Miss
sSsppl. Is t" take the editorial charge OF the press
ned, the administration ORGAN. BAR of the Globe
he adds, Is 10 have foreign mission; bat what be
come OF the famous JOHN Jones, Of the Madsunian he
does not inform Perhaps he is 10 accompany Mr.
Tyler in his retirement, as Poet Lameat. The bard
and The hero would certainly be worthy of each other
The same authority safes that Senator Walker will
be Secretary OF State, George Bancroft, of Massaehu-
sets. the historian, Secretary of the Treasury Gen
Robert Armstrong, of Nashville, Secretary OF War
and Romulus NJ Saunders, OF II. c., Postmaster Gene
raj and that }. Geo. Harris, formerly an Aboltunist
editor. and the candidate for the Massachusetts, Leg
laue, of the Tree negroes in New Bedford bu since
locnioco editor in Tennessee, be Mr. Folks Pr
waite Secretary. give the for what they are
worth.
The Polk Electors in Mane prior 10 lhrr adourn-
ment, nominated Coy. Fairfield, of that State, "A
member Of the L. ) Senate, Secretary of the Navy.
The Aboonsts talk of holding Convention at
/ W ashIngton city. Whether they will be able 10 screw
their courage to the point of coming n body through
slave State 10 the borders Of The Potomac remains to
seen. do not believe mad Of them are, that
they are quite destitute of discretion. The fate of
Iorrey IN Baltimore and of Miss Webster IN Kentucky.
should teach them that, IN this matter dscrenn in the
better part OF vaor. Their representatives airs safe in
Washington while they indulge in the worst Of all pos
slhe cants 1.-THE cant oihypocracy, the floor Of Cons
gTesshut no constitutional shield Will invest those ho
voluntarily throw themse upon our very BORDERS To
preach sedlIlon 10 slaves. | would not insure
their safety at high premium. they should attempt
thus rashly to light up their Inceudiary fires within
sight OF our dwellings, II 10 be hoped that the prudent
men among them will have influence enough 10 check
the rashness ofsuch Of their brother fanatics as do not
desire the pains and honors of martyrdom.
The Sub-lreasury Bill, which days since passed
the House o Representatives. will scarcely become
law at the present session OF Congress. II would be
New York Herald (sef opponent of a National
Bank, and al least fve-sixths Loco in in its politics
saysthe passage OF this law would be equal 10 anuth-
er removal OF the deposes-which v
en- eight millions; and will probably be considerably
increased IN few months-fTom all the Banks and pri-
vaIe individuals in whose hands they BY this law
these depostes must be paid in specie, which would of
course produce prodlgous drain upon the Banks, and
inevitably lead To great revulslon in the money mar
ket' general suspension Of specie payments would DO
probable not the certain consequence of It's enactment.
Pass when may, shall be enforced Gas it was not
the during the year of its existence under Van Blu
ren's administration, lis effects fail be PERM
clous AID mschevous TO dreamed of even
by It's opponents. But |, for willing to test il
and The the better. II men only learn by sui
ering the evil may well be inflicted to-day to
morrow.
The last New York papers eontan the information
that Bishop 0nderdonk, OF that Dlncese, who has been
for some weeks trial before court OF Bishops OF the
Protestant Episcopal Church, charges affecting his
moral character has been found gWltY,-by vote ii Ia
said Of IA To g. II singular that his brother The Bush
oD Of the Diocese of Penrsy lvanla, but n few
months since deposed upon charges Ola similar tenor.
proposition depose him from the Ministerial office
was rejected by majority ofone-and he then IN
definitely suspended by like majory-hs five friends
voting for this sentenced, in order, suppose.
sevefer one. The opinion is expressed by some that
his trial and condemnation grows rather out oi his al
lodged herelca doctrines than of his impure morals
his adhesion 10 Puseysm, and certain events connected
herewith, Especially the ordination Of the Rev. Mr..
Carey few months ago, having given great offence
to the Low Church Cor evangeca) party: And this
opinion is pIausbIy sustained by the fact that the moral
delnquencies imputed to Bishop Ondcrdonk ci some