Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1845-11-27

THE EEW TENNESSEE SENATOR.
Hsrkias l.. Tvruey. the sswly elected Senator ftou
Tesnsssss, has ~deaued his rosi,ion." in address
n, ,,slie-whieh wsasiy his readers, il ofnohn. Gle
hat 10 w.s sscsedesiy snxoss get the Office. ,ha
II vss wiise u least h shavs do,ea Of his old
.;suos. which would have keen rather tn glazing al
:. sses to esn,. or the Purrse Of rdecsng his object
n, 10 very decided sga"st eaucsses; bat, when
.snbes that two yrsn ego. he was h,nselfa willing
..,,,vs ssmises taf the ofice, constrained
!. I,ievs tina, his wrath rather excited BY it's pref
.,e,es ks sas,hes Individual this occason than BY
a., very conscientious sep"gns"cs tie II this PAR.
), ns~hissry. reera.ss the charge that Mr.. Mich.
49,. hs lsestoeo e,mpe,i.ss. vas The avUri,s VI Mr.
p,,k. ssd he claims grss. esd, fur throwing himself
/, he Lseseh and ares.ng this dangerous interference
.f,As Executive with The freedom VI elections. lie
a,e. that seeing sumo moo,hs ago, in Nashville pa
,,r. a. article charging that Mr.. Mcclellan was the
p,s.1,s,s avori,e, he enciosrd il to Mr.. Polk. and
..,l.i h;s attention To il. Bu, Mr. Polk declined an.
.v,,iss him-ffom which, coupled with s"me other cir
.-.ssees he infers that tho statement was srne and
he;sr ssse thu, suc interference oush. To be resisted
4, fk;e ,vn. II view d. not regret Mr. Iurneys e.
l..,.: b.. 70 coness that in other can we rej"ce
ace, j-,resilscting. a. We do. his unscrapuousness
al bitterness - ras,san heretofore, and his unhesi,a>
.ss sssas V. aud sapPsrs efe'ery party dogma and
measure.
A. 10 his apiuiuus. they may be thus briefly 'umma-
,i,,i He has always b-en 10 favor Of the annexation Of
r.ss,. and 10 aow fcs her admission into the Union u''
lss shs Join, resolution VI the last Congress.
He 10 10 favor Of extending the laws and jurisdiction
II The T. States over our citizens in Oegos-bu he ia
ret prepared to Say what precise d-sr Of latitude
o., title ~ tho Oregon territory extends 81 Ear As It
asss sx.sad however. he 10 for asserting rgh. IL
i.s ,nssessisn II al hazards.
lie il spposed 10 . Baak, Fin course ~
He ,hinks that the tariff ough, to be framed with
civ :. ,s~ense oaly yet he adms tina, Congress has
n. rich, IN make Determinations or the projection Of
s,eh seies - ase necessary to national defence in time
81 "a, an aoaatsrcosrse with foreign Nations Mr..
P,jks Ioc,soe laid 1o~s 10 his jesutcal Kane letter.
II s ",he protection equally Of all the in
,ssss sf,hs essstsy is sseveseaiy Pronounced by Mr.
r,,msy to b can ,bsureity." So Mr. Polk, doubt.
,hisks alsa, bat One eeconsesng phrase. and
.,.~sI good ssrvios in that was! Mr.. Turney thinks
,hs M6 u iel2 xh 10 Be modified in accordance with
shis ,isw-a view, veature to suggest, which will
slaM Of q very slight modification. since there
., ss~ articles protected BY it, il any, which, in some
,s.sl defence ia time Of war; but the Senator was
ssmpsieA. suppose, 10 maintain an appearance Of
sdhssag HE old opin;ons while locking out Cor Sill
dias.s6 place. and concede that he has displayed
ssalssAbs Ingenuity ia the effort. We say ao,hias VI
Ais eaadss.
lie shisks C.ngrsss has the r"wer aad ought to dis
tribute the rrvcseds If tho sales o the pablo lands de-
rived from the States BY cession. Gen. jackson. he
ssys vas Of the opinoa-and he quotes from the
I'D Csnsal's Messages strong sentences in favor
sf,ha, p.icy. Mr.. Tasney, however. while in Con.
greer voted against distribution. This he gets over, by
sayWg the federal government was then in debit but
The, il 10 free from debt, he goes for Distribution.
Such is outline Of the Senator's opiaions lie
resembles very much 4 Of politician in France
~h.m recently described in letter from the ed
issr Of The Courier des Etais Uns. in Paris, Il
which he gives the ,ppe..i'n Of bass-Part bird and
psr nI EIpa"d his wings. aud the bird appears
l.ld thsm aud the Glands forth confessed. We Ia
- faith ia ssch mea-and respect Es Them.