The Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1822-1829, 1826-04-24
mary distress, NV. should By any means,

mary distress, 1--WE shonld By any means
cause him ~ surrender his Office. Than
mat gentleman, | aln sure there is ~
Trend Of the Judge. who has amofe hrsrf.
itlt attachment To- him. The Judge aud
MS friends are at issue in their statements,
be II 50 vet you 5re. | am willing H.
take ms as containing tn, facts. bat | am
not willing to condemn them rs corrupt
II he Is competent let the people be con-
tent with hlm. and whrn hr dnes become
incompetent, L., them make a more audi
Die appeal. llls fieuds aad him agree IN
one statement, that hQ had requested
members of the bar, With whom he was
intimate, II advise him of mental imheeili-
", II they discovered It--hut say they,
TINS was placing gentlemen III delegate
situation. lie complains of my mluring
him IN his feelings aud repntalion--w hilst
II IS the people of his district who have
furnished the materials to wound Prev
Gus To the presentation of Judge Browns
letter, had yet 10 Learn. that IL was so
dlshonourable 10 be considered pour:
raised and residing IN county whefe 50
much Republican simplicity prevails, 4
mJngst all the citizens, as that all honest
men are considered upon footing of e
quality had not been led 10 reflect much
on the principles of arislocraey, SAID To be-
so y ednmlnant in some portions of thu
Valley. ! had regardrd Judge Brown, rs
a venerable faithful. aud heretofore, abb
public servant and this is the light in
"hleh yet sIr" him; aud | feel sure,
: that left 10 himself. hc would never have
tent his name - such letter. But men
possessing official power and extensive IA
mlly connections AID influence, have then
ear-wig- about them, which not unfre-
qaentIy lead them 10 adopt course which
= Their better and moe deliberate judg-
ment would condemn.
am sorry that, In the course of what
J conceived 10 he my d Ity faIthoogh | live
Y out Of his district, As hr suggested Ia
have drawn upon myself, the ne. Of this
venerable Jndge, and his more vignrou,
lofty and towering friends IN the country
which surrounds them. Bat slr, white
ID have had the honour ola seat IN the Hou"
I of Delegates have never s6runk. nor
will eyeF shrink from following the path
which think the peoples interest. calls
me- IL pursue--aIthourh draw down on
S myself The vengeance of those who more
or less always surround men III power.
would go further, hoti have no doubt but
thai ynu are tired 81 the subject.
am, SIR, very Respectfully. yonr most
obt. servant. !. VI. GOGGIN.
Fnirersity Of I0giniu,-WM. Wmr,
esq. Attorney lIeoeral OF the United States.
having refused to accept the appointment
of Professor Of Law IN the University OF
Virginia, which had been rendered 10 him
by III" Visitors, the necessity doyolvcd up
"n that body of appointing some other in
divdual. The last Charlottesville Gazette
? informs US, what previous rnmor had pre-
pared rs to- expect that the Board has
conferred the appointment on JoHS TAY
LoE LoMAx, Esq. of Fredericksburg, a
gentleman whose fame had never reached
our ears until the present moment, but
who u.s. nevertheless, spoken of by the
I.Chariuttcsyihe paper and the Richmond
: Wing, "a a gentleman ofextens,e classical
aud legal requirements. The delay which
we presume has been undN pldabIr, IN fl
/ liug the Law Chair, owing first to the DIFF
= iculty of procuring lis acceptance by per
sons capable of performing satisfactorily
It's duties, aud afterwards to the lamrn'ed
death of the accomplished GlIner, has
: been doubtless detrimental to the Interests
of the Institution. This impedimrDt hAy-
ing been removed by the appointment oi
: Ar. Lomax, we cannot but hope aud ex-
. pect that the University will now go On
. nninterruptedly, in the full tide of SUE
essfulexperiment."
c. The Greek Treaty has at length
: we learn, been adj nsted, to the sati.fac,
ton of all parties. Georgia IS 10 have all
/ The iand, which "di'knork the "arms" ou
< ofthe gaod, of the Tronptes, and the raj.
lfcatlon of the treaty IL only suspended
: until something can be done tor the Nc
lntosh party.
~ BY a Joint resolution, Congrrs
has declared its determination of adjourn
i ing on the 22d May. Tue determination
can only be revoked by the consent o