The Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1822-1829, 1828-07-14

- +, influence the vote of thai State IN Tire =
,..,;o,af Governor, which, it will he rrcoecftd,
,.les nlace the FIST of August. II Is hard, in
,.s5 that Biz CLAY can neither travel for bust
- n, health. no matter how plainly unostenta-
.i,nsly and privately, without being charged
.,;th some sinister design, while Gen. Jackson
nay travel thousand mites. in the depth of win.
90, he.alded bg drum and trumpet, 10 eat a few
.,i,,cfs or the roaie, AMI TO make triumphn nj
..,,trx n a city, al once the scene of his glory
ND h,s .iespoiisln. without whisper of disap-
RADIATION Tn, saring eisciioaeeripa trip--a
li.play AS il WAS oil gross battery aud Of gross
ar .gotsm, vas all perfectly ri8bt, because
r,r,son was the nero of the pageant
R,etj,,y Our The last Columbia g. G
Telescope, which has been one Of The blazing
.,,shaods of South Carolina 10 summon the
. ,Dnns 10 the gathering has moderated its
,an, aud now most pathetlcaly depiores the
To-, of civil war and disunon How IS this ?
fIas Cooper lost his mluenc. Do McDuflie
a,d Hamilton see the precipice on winch they
,,ad I Of. are they alarmed at the omlnonS ST.
1.,,ce which their reasonable proposition met
With from their Jackson friends IN other States
aud the unconcealed indignation, the " curses,
,and and Deep which met their ears from the
friends Of The, Uaisni No matter from what
,nss this change oftone may proceed. These
fitae storms only purify the atmosphere and
ave the body polite more sound and healthy
my sfren .then the bonds of our Union, ton.
~ oornine the eyes OF traitors to the hnposs 9
,.litv ofachicying their vile purposes.
- pcosngrt" IN Tennessee Pleasant Hender-
IN esd. Of Murfreesborough, (ienn,) was IN
gi,,d by the friends OF Gen. Jackson 10 oiier as
I.l.ct.r TO, that district, Which honor he public
- declines, giving as his reasons Tor SO dong
:, tina, Gen. jackson is not qnalliled. ID, that
ms whole HE denotes want OF capacity and
d,snosi,ion adapted to civil preferment Sd,
.i,,, man WHO will submit to no rule but his
o,,n will and who has been in the habit OF Vlo=
,.,ne all orders aud tAcs. is not TT to govern o
a,,,s. And 4th. that independent OF the battle
=, New Orleans, the General would never have
hoen thought of for President, andhe Mr. Hen
darsonA Cannot conceive how one rict0tB can
onaI,fy him for so important an office. . ms
looks rebellion !!
NJ Stenhen Simpson, (heretofpre run
mad Jacksoaan) we lear Is about to turn IN Ia.
va, of Mr.. Adams Heaven forbid II Our ap-
plehenslons have been excited, by observing the
following sentence in his last paper: = We do
not believe says hc) an election was ever car
RED by the propagation OF taisehood, the ia"fl-
eation OF calumnes, the venting of abuse and
r,baIdry--or the union Of the higher ofasf oil
pohtcal knayes" such as Benton, hand'Ph
p,,,, Calhoun. &c.l with the i0mft ordff
q. anos,ate democrats, = such as Dun Green,
Stephen Simpson, George kremer, Sc. NOW,
although we differ with Stephen IN his beheb
vi if he should be right and we wrong, "hd'
,5ante has Gen. jackson. whose cause rs n"m-
" supported b, falsehood d fabrication, and ny
A union ofihe CHEST and lowest order OF knaHci
ofsuccecdng to the Presidency
n The lady of Maj. Gen. Scott AMI her
sister, Mrs CabelI have embarked at New York
for France they accompany their mother
Mrs Mayol whose ii health renders voyage
nrressarv.- In the same vessel sailed Vnconnt
Rnmpfi. late charge d aifalres to this govern
.,nent from the Hnseatic Towns.
--.s8-fa-
NJ 1t is stated. ina New York paper, that
Sen. Scott applied 10 the President, for a fur
Tough. with view OF accompanying his lady to
France. The application was refused, and Gen
5. ordered 10 rrpair to his post, aud resume his
command What becomes OF the assertion
some time since made by the " Solomon Of the
Enquirer that he kueio an inacfaRej ''ftousf had
been offered TO Gen. Scott II appease his oiiend-
cd dignity At being placed under the command
often. Aiaco.nb, aad that SEAT refused to ac-
cent il ns he was not wiling to eat the bread OF
me country without performing his duty Mas
tlis all fudge, like the celebrated east room let
tsri Salomon's correspondents are wicked
ST or,wass. II they are not more careful, they
VII bring his velacty into qneatIo'.
,'lsftoi.ts4lc CJafa'5ol II his daH, body
a. men. renowned Tor tslent and patriotism, will
assemble in Charlottesville, to strike u bio" for
tle honor of the OLD Dominion, Success crown
,aeir labar>. we shall publish their proceed
IheS az soon a we receive them.
On this subject, we n'istoah the views of the
Lexington W Intelisencer, a woe'' OF two
sace. in charging it with hostility 10 Judge Coal
tars oplninns--lt says. o We have not thought
,t~srth while to remark ON The communications
LAT have appeared IN this paper AGAINST Judge
toaiter boie,ing that hnt small proportion II
thu Intelligent OF THIS county concur with tie
views of the writer. With respect TO the policy
fpermiting the Baltimore Rail Roai to enter
"a, st,,, ,,,,r ,,;,.,s 4 nat materially differ