The Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1822-1829, 1824-06-08

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We conclude 10 day seereinfy fraWiord's
reply 10 Mr.. Edwards aud repeat, that, 50
lar as II goes, Il is conclusive, lst. rs Ia Mr..
&C. entire innocence Of some OF the charges,
n 2Aiy .af having errrd nnintsnt,onnlly whe II
he has erred NJ ali IT mu~t be reeoileeted,
however, thai the committee oi investigation
l. still in session, eHj tiiat he evidence oi Mr..
ssdYards (yho he tfSrd nj Washington
gnag put The subie, r. Il new light indeed
the publication Of lie leIt'r Of the Reeeiv-
e. 81 the Land OLiefant EdWhrl,vle aud the
Hvnwd by MIR l.. OF his abIhiy Go prove that
MIR Crawford received that letter, rs we'll as
the bold stand which he hRs assumed, pre cal
Lnntcd tn ,tagger our faith IA the secrelary's
entire Innocence, aud 10 raise somewhat the
character Of the TX senator lie tells his
friends TINT they ought To know l1in well a.
nough To be aware TINT he would not rashly
undertake. more than he could accomplish,
and that they need not "tear the result. -
This is high grocnd aud we know not how
any man could take il who felt that his enuse
was unjust, much less such norntteSS being
rs Ninian Edwards is represented 10 be by
MIR. j. Randolph, &c. &c. &C III GGstiFatcs
MIR. Floyd severely and justly. That gentle
fnan, (he Edwards demerits nhat they may
acted wrong in prejudgng the matter, "pd
was unjustifable IN conserving, alter itch uu-
epnieoeal evidrnee of his hostility 10 Mf. I'd
wards, 10 serve on the committee. THIS is
the general opinion
We shall make room Tor Mr. Edwardss last
Address neat Friday.
900
NJ One Of the representations Of those
MhoAra determined TO be the enemies of Nj
nian Edwards, whe,hr; he maintain his ground
ar not, 10 Wit, that he was eudeavorinB by ra-
pid marehgs, TO avoid meeting the storm that
lac had ra Sod, is overlhrown 10y the iuct, ttHt
while vel Ill aud tr,t-ler the operation oi me
dcins, he travelled about 1000 miles in Al
days aud only stepped 10 rest when he found
that 1t was impossible Ia reach Washington
before the adjournment OF Congress We
hope Ia hear 40 more ot the nying Parlhlan
shooting his poisoned arrows. The quotation
10 both hackneyed and inarphcpbe
give dog n bad mamie & YOU may kick
mm To the devil with impuhiiy,n Is a saying
ret morcoId than true. AIR. Edwards has Oh
FAMED the character. sntHe how Or other, OF
a c0pdrd, aud therefore every "hipster IS
pecking al him, Tray, Blanche s sweet
heart," aud all the canine race, from the
yclping fee to the brazcu throat bull dog
grasp al him IA lac passes along-Why r
Because they think they can do 50 without
malestatiun. Although friends To peace
aud harmony, we hope he may turn upon
sane Of those who hink they can trample
upon him with impuity, and teach the,n
that thtre is point beyond which " endu
Ednce ceases 10 be virtue
II Mr.. George Hay has again come for
ward IN the public ptints, under his own pro-
Der name, to prove by reasoning from the
attendant circumstances OF the " LoHHt
Controversy" TINT Mr., Monroe never did read
30 Mr. Lowrie the letter OF Gen. Jackson,
hnt his own letter 10 the General IN reply -
This position is maintained with considerable
1ugcnuity. Although We deem il OF but mi
Rer Importance whose letter was read, inas-
much rs the feet of its Qualification ly Mr.
Iowre has been made manifest, vet we shnil
give place to Mr.. Hays communication as
soon Us we can make room.
The General Conference of the Methodist
Episcopal Church, now sitting ia Baltimore,
[>ays the American of the 2sih uit) has chic
ted the Rev. Joshua Soute md the Rev Eli
jan Heading 10 the office of Bishops. Also,
the Rev. Nathan Bangs and the Rev Doctor
Emory, Book Agents, to reside in New York,
and the Rev Martin Ruter, Book Agent, TO
reside in Cincinnati.
-.sGs~.-
IT We are 50 much pressed for room by
matters OF general Importance, that we eau.
not insert @ TnckaAoe."
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Perkins Steam Engiue.--The London
Journal OF Arts aud Sciences for March,
contains an article relative 10 Pcrkins's
Steam Engine. The writer imaGines that
thc long slencc observed on the sub ect,
must have led tn the belief that The -xpe-
rimeot had failed; but the difficulty, il,
srems, WAS IN con ,lrnetlng a generator of
teqnisitc strength. The difficulty, says the
journal, is uaw removed "A generator
having been at length produced, ol wrought
ire+ without any sean or TfSe;s, which has,
we understand, been proved IL sustain the
enormous and incredible pressure nj tioenty
thousand Ppnnds upon euery inch Of its sur.
Jace. THIS very extraordinary aud unique
FLEECE of Workmanship, has been made by
MIR. James Russell of Wrdnpsbury, and is
considered by Mr.. Perkins To have sur
'nonhted all hi, practical difficulties"
-..sAs--
After two trials, the frdrrali>is OF Boston
have succeeded in eleciing all but of one of
IN 'ir candidai' 8 f,r sentati,.s. There
isont vacancy, which, itarpears; cannot be
sIsIea,