The Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1822-1829, 1827-06-08

tie fslleVlag ars<Ie gs,, :.
ie>sz 9 A. eIiiiefne Of ne -s<a,,, $1,000
hAEt tlioN OF sIX NAM. :.
:. IN 'he Hstl"asl Jeetnal Of ,bs =. ny
'inn soE'e rev e.eve4oss~qneafs al ~. ia,I
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N" Ger be Compared with II s's 1uH
is3iH a F4or of tnihNa duty /, me- p
eIc'ntiouable IL Is presume, q, '''an'r
oa' AtSi relates 10 th. pref.,,,i,.t y sanPI
ss'H'fs aud then, in nite, disfea,r4 =, .''7s
ara IN utef1 Vi"latton NJ all lau a. Hh'9atH
efatriy shot n Viii require So IN t
F'he Amer'csn people can si,e ,,, '"i'r '~a
TINS melancholy tragedy. VI sf"i,.
the efiec'ofthese appalling dis,i.sa,'f ~
'eaue's OF me oppoSiiion-rommii,ed ep''f
leTafe men many Of @har1 hase -, e q
i'n' side % an a" ful eternity buf Tie INN
9achsonisfn To depend upon tke,a Ia s.>
be Doubt as 10 What tire eflecf j, Il, "a Ind
hnnezt aRl honorable men. ia 'Pou
b"en g"nefa1ly understood far ,.. We a
nomination OF Gen, Jackson for,s. n sPe 4
would have been an impossible fii,n 'f'o a
the facts " hjci We give. briea, a.
hoHal journal, are Ia tiiis anon,
n'e''f O. Tennessee militia VI. DIT, 4" -
hionni, IN May 1sil, aud were r,ss,a. : "a
rendezvous or The 2alh June 1b... ' q
ny Capt Stnther, aud D. tbeir INA, "f,o 4
Is nc, nanes) tina .iRsir term OF serfi.. =,
20, Weed he!", r9 months, vf1s !
2't'afl' ilMrr shai ~ Nftsenil, Ia I
information and they delivered a -" e
arms on the 25woaSepicmber, :. p {
provisions As ting conld gei, aud ri 4
homes. he stklter part Of the,p \ 4
~hen caaaAssjG that they ~s,f. \ 4
serve SIX r'offHs toor Supnosireul
opnion TO be correct, tt,ev retnfn.d
rested returning. Gen Jackson ordc,., a
martial to Try them. They were ar,
iried : before 4 court COMPOSED fr
OF the 2aw,5 of three nIeinbfr, o,i, ,'NH
npernuncrarics. They were all f,n,, am J."
HE officers by whose advice The me, -. -''I'
IN the business were dismissed from tle ~. ~ ="
DIV OF those Militia men, the vietals NJ
ance aud barbarlty, were condemn, -,
he rest OF the men, about two bn...,
number, were sentenced to make eood
they had lost and al the eXpiratic, WI
service to have their heads shaved and L.. q
med out of camp - On the 22d or "pt
Gen. Jackson gave bis souction to tn 'a
NOUS proceedings, and the sentence A.. WI
ried into effect. 'a
We shall hasten over the sickeninr dot.
resrryng ior another occasion yor,o,, vans
cunstances which mus never be torga;,..'
proceed to state what the law in regard to f., H.
case was. I'D
a." The law Of 1874 limits the tour rn....
duty TO period of three months. tn L..
tie 10th April, 1912, Ivy which the term a ,.,'
y'ce was extended to six months. exnirod h. !.
own provisions OH The l0h April. 1911 r.
men IN question werl tailed for dnt, -, -
expiration Of this law, namely. in Nav lon
Every subsequent DRAFT could be held IN s,..
only Tor three months, unless, under tho >,
VISIONS Of law passed on the 18Th oc A.
1871, the President of the United STATE, -,
expressly order n continuance Of the TER, -.
such an order in the present case is NOT a..
pretended. On the contrary, II is on recon
that the President Of the United State, e,po.
directed Governor Blouut to consI leI ht ~
of militia rs called ont under the law Of In
and gives as his reason for 50 doing. his III
ance on tbf patriotism of The cifizrns of
ncsSee Gil up the ranks as occasion mi,5t B.,
quiir.'
No comment is necessary 10 make these M
more inteligible, and none could do insfio
the feelings which tins mexampled act Of en-.
y must necessarily excite.
.
ROCHESTER, y. Y MAY 24.-Tourer's p
mlsge A motion in arrest Of Judgment ac,r
II hwy er mo cailc = man Il prriured .cs,,
d'ol, in his speech 10 a jury, was argued at +.
present sitting Of tie supreme Comt. bv II
Oakley in favor, and General Talhnadge agaa
the motion. General !. SAID he rcjoicrd h.
an opportunity had at length occurred Of rim.
nr tins SuhlnCf hplnrn tlln [ nmri md II, l