Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1853-10-25

dlee. Inc accompanying lcttff was received III
reply. In the chapter referred TO- Mr. Benton
a-erbc- tie course pursued by Clay, Calhoun and
Webster with reference 20 Nan Buren'- reiee-
ton as minister Ia GreHt Britain, to motives t1o
mean aud corrupt ever 10 have found "a place IN
the bo-nmz Of men 20 naby great hi letter
fully ,iudientc- MIR. Calhoun and request TINT
you will send il forth ar an ontidetc tocol. Ben
tom concentrated poison. BY inserting it You
will greatly ohl'ge Your Friend, &e.,
Ny DEAR SIR.
thunk ynu for the number of the New York
Evening Post, containing some r,marks Of Mr.
hs-. }entou on the rejection OF hi master Mr.
NHn Bufen, as Minister 10 England IN l-:f2-
"ANNu ls.f5-ANnREw JACKSON PRESIDENT
loa ask me whether il would not be we'll To re-
view the chapter. think not. # would serve
the purpose of adding something TO the notorety
oithl- historian Of the famous Kitchen Cabinets
aud one oi bis chet objects il uotorlcty. Besides
the improvement 81 his finances. he is anxious to
keep himself "betore he peopie," who seem dis
posed to lose sight of him. Add 10 these his eN-
ce.-itc egotism self Concrit and maguty.-
(passl0us HINT, in the opinion Of many who OBJ
>erye his conduct closely aud npartiny have
absolutely dernuged him and YOU have the true
reasons al this poor imitation Of Buruet- Ills
t0fg If his oWa fimes. But the fnhrcutions of
lH lilIi 'hil 'Ntl ll~t - INC iEHlN tl ill-lbf3
lie could not nnrc the character of Mr.. Cal
houn while living, though hc aborcd as-iduous
y ~ the Scn1te and III Blair Globe for more
than twenty Year, t" effect it. Ills displays Of
insosnce nalignit} and Iackeuardi-n had only
the effect of sinking him deeper iud deeper IN
public estimation. His last exhibition in tic Sc
naie cbnnher am told, struck every senator
with horror. II wis Immediately after the tuner
al ceremonies ia honor 81 Nr. Calhoun were over
ANA the body of The lnmcntcd Statesman was being
horne out al the room. At that solemn mo
meni. when all feelings, personal and political,
becamc husbod and hnllowcd IN the bosoms of
every honorable mau=Whcn panty a.pcrities
were forgotten, aud the tears Of hi political
htt# t'i, vi In. colin, iii lhut moment lie hoarse
tones 81 thiaruilan were heard eAoItiuglf eongrat
ulatnlg himself and the country. IN IS gone Sir.
ies SIR III IS gone Sir Tn country is saff,
Sir Ifs Sir. Jh0ak 6od, Sir Yts Sir
Thsr he goes Sin IHaHk God, SIR Such,
ia substance, as am informed, were the words
OF HIS mant Shoald not mther call him, De
mon IN human -huPc! And would it be we'll 10
| notice publicly the malignant aspprsions of such
u monstorl If Mr.. Calhoun character require
defence against the assaults of such a creature il
/. not worth preserving. Let ii 20. II virtue,
patriotism and intelligence depend On die sui
! rages Of men like this they can have no abiding
place amongst IL. but we look not to lhcrsifrs
for tho history of Greece nor Ia Sciauus for chat
OF Romc.#nor Vel to Father Petrc for the me.
| mprlhlS Of tho reign of james II. Far better men
than Benton will arise to write the history of our
times. The materials orc abundant and many
OF them beyond the reach of that convenient
element winch, II Wns supposed VA, employed Ia
settle very muuY unsettled accounts in Washing
tom during thc dynn-tyo of ASCERTAIN Cabinet IN
hN=eonr YearS. | AIN Informed that the family
OF MIR. Calhoun have caused HI papers to be
placed whore they will moi hc liable to the fate Of
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