Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1847-11-11
MIR. JOHN NAN ~ RE,N.
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The reader, Ne are s0fe will thank NJ far maxim,
l"nh ,or Tie following extracts rmn HE spceeb ot Nt
John \ an Buren delivered at Albany On tho ooh nil
at " i,'"'efa,r neeilig Ia hat repul Of what had
been done 1t lletktaer Mr. " linn, VIVA ttc,n ,nJ
was warmly received. and made a speech Aer Inc y,i
through MI ' u. WAS called and made the spesch
mum Nn'h We take the extra Is below Us we fad them
fmtied IN The Albany Evening journal
The New York Herald truly says Lal Mr. John Van
b'leh ~ even better lhio CHIP o the old ll,ck iht
he la chlp" the I'D b,h in a state Of i,uiti,n ,nI
sn''onlufd WIN electrical lire. Yesterday W. ooye,
=" eimen Of heoll block In the letter om KincihoL.
- gay we hnve touch d hu quality of the chin and
10 fadrf lheltiurc, has good opportunity 10 conparc
gu IS evident that young Y an Buren, has \ str1i,bt
loINad lidnhnees which lac does not nht rl from hi.
a'hrf lie Is very witty, Too. aud the venerable editor
d The nlon viii not BON orgcl the sarcasms he 1dul
~ WIN regard 10 l4 Sone ol the hits the Admin
s'iaph { capital BOT lhc SPEECH s,.als for itself:
John Van Bntcn MAS posovennply called l,r .li.r
VII :" lno closed sspeoch. " hen he took IN, stand
'he walls Of the capital shook viii, the cheers and p,u
ans ol the dense Thong He eonmenccd by n feeacy
10 the inl'spliahle welcome " Inch Mr. NIl,nt had 10
.,'N'o Ut mo hands oil uir cdltafW The Anus As a
puthi'an. he regretted this nln silaIy Al amy uus
'ont II give a cordial welcome all her guests; and
such welcome Idls meeting and the counr ous ul nh
I''''s "a extended 10 ili eltlmnl aud tmihE cham
Pon d oed'm lie alluded lothr protress which FREE,
lnnePles were making fhrmrlnnll The world Shall
ei II tire aud the eJlpus blood II h,r SOUS 10 ponfed
'' 10 conquer 'o territory To with slaver,i Yet
anrh WIS The position II sony give this country
'@ eliot "as bong le aud under such circu,u,,,n
We have been told by the Union-e or ran Of the 20
srrninru at Washington that it was wrng for tie
people Of The North 10 neel and dstuss the Wmoi Pr
'sI. Mi RlIoillo the Editor OF that urnal is man
ol talent and Il agreeable But he mistakes
bis vocation 1t he thinks IL ANY part of his province to
lecture the icpmrn Il New York. Chters lie has
been recently translaled laughter from Virginia Il,
Washington 10 take care 81 The democratic fimy.-lis
predecessor was an able man, and had led the delnray
through many successful battles. BIT what has Mr.
Reo to show, thai ho has, IN any degree, contributed
either 10 tho harmony numbers. riumps ofe deIn.-
ncyf Arkansas was once 81 strngy democratic that
you could hardly find wing with u search warrant;
laughter aud yet II is under the donin on OF tho
whlsa' lennessce-the home Of the President and
pillar IN tho democratic elnp has lapsed and
NOW rests IN a arms Of whggery although there has
n Executive patronage enough bestowed upon her cit
zrns WITHIN two years To have convened Massachusetts,
herself! Great h'nghier And Mas achusetts, whose
democracy had more HAN tr,umphed during the cd
lloal reign OF Mr. Rche's prr,cccss r. is now sunk
e. that II can reject resolution ot l'eeduml Not only
Is democracy has Tar degeneraed that can nom-
nate liked flct' the pr grtssye democalic CAN
dldal,! Excessive laughter. p, nnsylyana alone
up the Old democratic bant r; and she is The autlor
VI thu Nilmol Proyiso.
Mr. '. H., III view Of these facts expressed the hope
that II tue p opo Il New urk q, elect tutor i1
south OF the Potomac, They might lave the usual pryi-
tge o making an eAn nlnaIon OH qua ilcs Thea ,e,
he editor vi The tlioH says that The Ordinance of l7s7
Is an 'Interpplaon' IN The democratic creed This is
not the hrst Time ils gentleman has denounced leno-
cratic measures ''internailous." lie SEEMS To deem
the democratic creed h he composed like the err ed of The
Synod Il Don't. Of certain number Of Articles revokable
u y by the Synod itself Lang lcr Mr. Richie de-
clred Gen. Jachson's proclamation against qualification
an "'nlerpolaion' But would any citizen Of NV York
1t he had been called upon 10 maintain that proclamation
aVr scanned The requson, ascertain whether it con-
tanned an abs rct declaration If democracy? When
The process olireedon is issued does become FREQ
men to hS9le a5out the terms OF The process Cheers
~ When the independent Treasury bruacled That
was an "interpol,ion,' in The opinion of Mr.. Richie
not 10 be admitted into the democratic creed But When
The annexation OF Texas made an issue by the B |
lnnore Convention, You didn't hear him say anything
bout ''nerpolauls." lie took it up and carried il for
ward with as much satisfaction and zeal as if it had been
"a the oldest articles in The code ot democracy
Laughter. Mr.. \. b., in view ofa This, begged leave
TO say 10 that distinguished gentemanf words frun So
humble parsonage cou reach hi.nihat his protest
adjust The movements OF the irenen Of New York,
foreign protest, which, by the law OF the Epire Stale
had NJ validity. Cueers
We have, continued Mr.. b. followed Southern lights
The very verge oil freedom. We have followed the r
i will uhe-wlsps far that if we uufarher there is
danger that may be mired. Hereafter, he, for una,
should be guided by the light Of ibery-he should be
guided by the light OF true pat iollsby The light hui
man ieedun-n SHIRT by lac No til n lights IRE
mendous cheering and great applause. Ii Mr.. Rlche
supposes that democratic creed DC made for the
| North rs il Is made for The South, where democracy
stands still under every sllnula Progress, he mistake
the temper OF the progressive democracy Of the NORTH
Cheers II such thing could he, he might have The
principles Of 80 the eternal principles the Demo
cratic party But in the State oi New York. amidst her
gigantic energies aud her devotion freedom and pro-
gress, the man who desires keep peace with The spa
OF tue age, and The onward Of her democracy,
must move on with II, or he nde over aud cfushed.--
Cheers, lie must raise his eys from the to~ path u
Southern apathy, and look upon the broad OCEAN
ir,edomlle must lay down his jews harp, and HI h
to the siriIl b"gle-b!as, ofpngess lac niuss lay dvMa