Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1847-11-22


The subsequent letter from this extraordinary admin.
f1te vi the cunning politician the fair speaking dipona
7i and he oraorca hero, entirely character with
al ti, h.s.ory.
IaAen mp $ torarn hope by the Democracy of Mas
s2e SETS, who have vaaly fI,d every other means of
Eaia'nI .uioucy IN that stadias Nhu State the
lr-iier finds 40 sitt ii embarrassment in ncuntnenil,
-'A SING every doctrine he ever proessed, aud anal
t"'t5 MS calu'chunc integrity with the principles OF
tu. I.tt iu "bi,h he has awa1s beeu opposed. The
nobility Of hs lnttgy indeed 50 notorious that the
public las aseI To wonder al IT, Ever since he became
1hr Northern lght" Of the iamuus Curporas Guard
,a' surrounded the Tyler administration shameessly IN
lis 4cr IN Congress, filtered The public patronage as The
Price utapJsacy ike his oWn. his aberaiuns have made
10 gcscr Impression thantu make laugh his smart
iss "he they desplse his ialhlessuoss. Whether as
r1ir'nguaf fora president without party" or as
81 American Ambassador 10 hs imperial Hghucss of
Ntll, of As a dpncrspeakrr in fine uniform IN Mexico
a .1si acknowledge his eleyetness, aud or ourselves
i,ci sort of admiration Tor the umiahe sang trod
WITH which he perretraios his ioqnu,s
u letter 10 the Boston committee deemed So i'm
tftui Nat the Post forgot the Sabbath and srainhway
l1a shed u for the good people c,gaie upon whll,
iY beard Their sermons. he election 10 take place
't IL. 81 day. and We suppose the Post may find some
tAA.nly Tor lending the Brgadier a helping hand on
1-y, Al The text once quoted by John Randolph M on
14g lFrsea;e1 Tor making ms negroes spend the "a
Ds IA gathering his fodder, which exempts him wht
pass aa * out Of The nlre from the restrictions Of tn,
t5HrlacJnmandm nj
pe'' CIShlhg, wiz an extrayagance OF audacity
N4ch, n any other man, would be perfectly astonishing
tbs ihe Democrats Of Massachusetts that he is not a
ware o. any difference OF principle between himself ant
ie " oIcesef Convention, ne would decline the nom
lhaii0n lie even ventures mate that his opinions
o al tie Bank and The Iar are * ever hay been sucl
- The Convention promulga What these opinion,
Wefe our readers may remember they did no, pscape
tur attention at the time The resolutions appauded III,
administrator, as Gen. Gushing does in his letter for il
general conduct and policy, aud approved the Tariff o.
l54O, and Sub Treasury. In regard 10 The Tariff tie,
ven asserted That the act Of ls42 of hch Gen Cus6
iag as The supporter of Mr.. Tyler, was the advocate
lad no regard 10 the revenue principle, a principh
tsiaoM ,chich, all tariff are, under our Constitution
tMd lhls Convention, moi content with thus announ
c'g me nuiliy Vi law, IN which s. Carolina hat
4a,ey acquiesced, declared be an essential ar
'iee Of democratic truth, that"whe tariffs aud every
o' io'h OF Indirect iaAaoh encourage and conceal ma
thha eAirayagance, direct taratiai alone will at ono,
coisifain ibe public 10 observe rpid economy
a enae The people 10 detect and punish the first breach
"ei Hi-hy III The management Of the publ, resources
Yet, Caleb Gushing. the notorious friend of proecton
calmly tells the world tina. his prime pies do not
i from asserting IL these worse than abslraciiouis
doctrines
i would be an amusing resource if no better employ
ts suggested Itself. 10 look tbs pages Of our pi
q. soy sineethe willy l,rigaders name was first fam
ar % "a" public 10 d feel lhs many uoi US conlradic.
i''cl HIS Vwu published declarations would al, nd
iSs present assertions. \ single rcsiDscence, Lately