Staunton spectator. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1849-1896, 1850-07-17
Monterey June 26, 1850.
COL. HULL's CARD.

Why so SILENT Mr.. Vindicator? Doubtless yours Is the
situation of Paddles OWL you have NOT spaLc, but you
keep devil of thinking" Or you and your friend
Fultz employed in nursing your Highland pet? The Col
ones card is delicate matter. But do you think TO get
off easiy Do You really take to be screen horns"
f you do you green yourself. Facts are stubborn
things But am not surprised after the mental labor,
(which produced such conclusive explanations OF your stick
ing in the Highland meeting into Stuart and Mche's crcn-
liar, and making your der the scapegoa And your sat-
sactory explanation Of the appended TO the call
(which brsught them out who could have looked for any
Thing more? The mind might perhaps have snapped by
he tension great it is Butt will not do to let you of
$50 easily. You nimpoant witness. think the peo
pe OF Highland enjoyed the light Of your countenance on
the occasion referred 10. Do you know nothing about ~
Come Mr. Vndcaor, had rather have the facts than
your brilliant attempts at wit about shooting and all that
Or if you be coaxed 10 give hem they on the
way. Truly "NIessrs Fullz & Co." fortunate in their
|organ this time. II has all the elasticity Of Jim Crow
I He turn about, and whirl about and jump ,,er co,
NJ B-The lovers Of fun, will SEQ in chapter 9TH, part
|2nd book 3d of Don Quxoe, where given an account
of the Dons ride the boon with the squire behind him,
something applicable to the present times i commend
especially the attention Of the brilliant editor Of the Vim
dicator.
1esus Editors In your editorial Of the 10Th Instant
you pomse your readers extracts from the Addresses Of
Nlessrs Souta Rives and Price, candidates for the Con-
venton to remodel the organic law Of the State. Will yOu
oblge one of your readers by giving extracts from the ADJ
dresses of Messrs Hunter WOrhngton, Garland and Ly
ons, also?
II will be readily admitted by all who know any thing III
these gentlemen that the latter equal TO the former in
strength Of mind knowledge of mankind genius of govern
nent and equal law cannot but think it is your desre
apar from the duty devoyng every Conductor OF pub
c press, 10 shed upon the minds Of your readers all the
light pro and con- within your control, necessary TO the
formation of sound opinions or the arrival atcorec conclu
d. II tntorf ofoor with
previous engagements give insertion 10 the letter Of
the Hon. Mr. Dickinson, Also
- ~ - A THOROUGH REFORMER.
&C. Dickinson's Letter will be found in this paper, and
our Correspondent informs that he will furnish the ex-
tracts referred TO above which will cheerfuy publish,
liz articles of contrary tenor not thereby exc uded
I'VE desire the people TO have every light before them that
will enable them forma correct judgment upon the i'm
poan question now chiefly discussed in this district and,
therefore, papers published in this place are exclu-
svey devoted tohe advocacy ofonesde of the quesonwe
feel bound to devote columns in the first place and main
y TO the support Of the other, in other words to the sup
port of our own views
Nessrs Editors "A correspondent Spectator tho
signature of ga True Reoer protesting 70 oe ana aoao.
the oracle Of the reform 'tcs that great
eo have been made 10 ara CHARGED with
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they are sin favor of single for the judge and no reeiec
son altcrwars To explicit he tells they are IN
favor Of Judge holding his office until he DO years Of age
Ito the term tenure" He tells us moreover tna1 IN.
Ston Virginia provides that the Governor Wbv S
hI cxccnt after the lapse of several years no NO
ois cprr me principle and make IL applicable to the
Judges reader will glance discover two d stinct
te 5lans for judiciary advocated by GA True Re-
viz the Is year tenure and the snort tenure with
VIII YOUR correspondent tell the public which Of these two
San his candidates just noto advocate, enc or both shall
snotice them in order nu,,,
3he Constitution the United States ought to be SO chapge
hat the President would be ineligible for second term and
assuming similarity between the Presidency tue Judghp
that Judges should hold their Office ny The DO tenure
similarity between the two, then his illustration
Ills worth nothing aud his falls. II there is similarity,
ecu ally establishes another proposon and that that tho
President of the United OUGHT OFFICE
HE sIxry-FIyE YEARS OF A1s Inc csnoda!es
then BY their amnnuenss as advocating
he anti republican doctrine Of Elective
and deteabe Of all Goyeme nts This Of
xght departure from the teachings Of revolutionary wisdom W
ID % Teui,ora! o N0Tes!!
Having think shown the falacy Of the argument by which
65 year sustained shall briefly notice the
tenure with Eligibility till latter the lapse Of
surely tTrue Refomer will be able 10 inform
10 the date change your candidates from the good
havor tenure, the inegbility tenure Has il
been since the publication of their Addresses this change
perfect keeping with few other sonmercts OF the gene
me which within the memory of the present ration
3Snce the opened these candidates. public
be believed, have conyeed from the present
of eecng Judges that Of eectng them b the people
they were FAVOR Of the good bchayior has been
4descred by them Then the Grand Jury tenure Of whose birth
death aud burial Of them give you u and satisfactory
Rhoryand next their mouth piece ga True Rcormef
they have been greatly nisrepresented and that
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