Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1855-06-30

fraling or advancing the great principles Of a
vrtuous administration.
You have had the evidence, gentlemen of this
doctrine in youT own CITY, when YOU saw the no
BILE aud honest Brs wns1n thrown down and crush
ed becanse ne would not become the instrument
nf miserable attempt IL coneiliate aholitonists
aud frce-soiIsr IL selling oat the custom house
offices 10 i.en H. tho huck-trrer does his beef
and bis earu AM the spectacle which you have
,yitnr~s ed ha. cen felt ~ every quarters 81 this
wide Union. Now compare the practice ot this
admin tration on this subject with that of Gene
raj Jack son. OF every end all of his preject
The maxim has been to lookI ~ honesty. fidelity
and capacity and above all ne. 10 bring the patron
ase of the Federal Government into conflict With
the freedom Of elections Why, gentlemen. 50
far from hooking Ia these conditions in the n.e "f
the appointing power. Il sseus 10 be the duty Of
the Attorney General Telegraph. or cause t. he
trrgraphrd, nn the owe ot important elections Just
whai j necessary Il defeat candidates who have
not given in their aahesions Ia this new school
doctrine aboli State right. Look at " ashington
aud what do you -re there that changes the view
| have tax ga Df president Pieroe's intdeiity 10
the great principles of DcmoCraay! Did you
ever hear Of Nj. Marcy standing by anyhody
hcrause he took the true position in the great bat
tlcwhch Mr.. Pierce declared WAS necessary To be
fought in order 10 saNethe country from the abo-
ltioni-ts anu Hnlifrrsl From the time he hetrny-
rd Mr. Van. Barren. when the scheme Of the sub
treasury Whs ~ s,"i'"' p"N ne ~
Nnonh 10 t''A t'e7E,.' ;" F'"'u'' ~ - 80
me- ''fesc'f UelR"i nun "''oB lug anu
"'iaa''t Peis1ds ,'E7 "'a,r' III" u P1's'ue p''
>"p' nice. "".'f an tu'.' H,' ''.n9' .'e"'
nuie,cence in the compromise the duty Of all
members Of the party but no one ever he"rd OF
him wLentLe measure rerninej fer months and
months tho captive Of tne malignant passions
Drought mo aei"h ny 'l' na'llutis =, 'io No''.'
ana ,','''n' Urn MAJ IL '' W. ~ T.. ~
mica ny me chl'"HeoS eeh,',h"n ',"'' ',,sS'ss''-
Pl. After uoinT all ne eouid |" 'iluahe VI" pee
,e " t',e MI iI -. ~ 5 NV, LII, ~
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suppose ta''f J.. abt q j.. .. esF = ''e
country t"hfftS''t'' WIN lht i"ltA- - ','e u"
but hhat VII a@lHt lhal hr las i"''u, ''shatly
1niled a. president md 1afreieh"' AHd tue
r-,e.'- ei H. H"fm-inf'n, wiz" are lh'f out
the hniefH'eH5-rda fHees"t h7H9ih"enhrHis "i
the old maA'us # I}rmoeiagys ipr i.r new fan
gIed notions N such men as Davis ~ Mississippi,
seward ot tk,s state and Wilson OF Massachus-
cts! one h4s as much right to nulfv rs the
other that 40 rl2hi at an. ne lrine'ps on
"hleh they stan" ANS been fefuniatt" u? all the
true '"h"cfats eRr' since Tue ''Rhna''ah ~ t"t
governments bui are conventions III the SCUM
ana perhaps III the North |n'fe men call!nS
themselves Democrats speaking "i supporting
Mr. PIeree's measure. Now should like to
know what he has done, except turn out II ir"
good men who were sue 10 the rrlnelp'f on vino"
he cam" INTO P"wsE."nd - re' u 'tnef places
men ~ nnIhiNlnE symrHth'es' ms may he Gait
ca th' distinguishing measure ~ MS adm'hlstfh.