Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1829-09-28

dehs' a.. .ame charaetet WI - y iot.ei""n.
Vas't1s..n has incurred the tiiahR' ana c"ai"
Md binself no further If ne saonid p"o'sh
ets.,sa,, Col. orne's consent d" 10 'tse
-, him any quibble "a Is s"NJ :, ~"
len has Col. Orne'sJah,J pee ua0"''sea Gu"
sent. ,o,., does not believa thai
has. or ever had, the smallest intea
MI ..t,I.b such correspondence, as II WI
Ton " -, fal,ehood ta MIR G.'s statement oil
cam as,a, And. as il will not be publ he'd,
aae,ns il requisite. IN answer 10 hhe 'Hise 'hd
he ae''" donations OF MIR. Green, IN sta c,
ma.s"a' o,ne usser asked the aid Of Mr.. G cen
'ha' asa,s any object OF ambition. OF TO ren ter
nsrsonsll., or the jackson republican par
w" aid whatever. That he never aske'
a, Greans favor for, OF Opposition TO- any
na,,v New England or National oemoc'aac
paty.ral Jackson or Adams-lhaian scheme
o''.s";no the democratic party oil New Egg
- or Massachusetts. never entered Coi'
s"o' .aad and that Mr.. Duff Green hns MT
aaa,,;|I. of evidence to justify a belief, or
~ indnce a human being TO suppose he believ
:. or .urmised, or suspected, that Col. othe
e.er had sny such scheme. Mr.. Dnh ufeen
'a.o a man whose aid Col Orne never sought
g., any, obipc, of ambition, or for am personal
1t, for he never had respect enough Tor
him 70 suppase thai il was in Mr.. Grten's pow
or m render him any aid. And III the puoic"'
,;oo of any of his letters 10 MT uretn ne can
nercrise only one circumstance 10 regret
,,,., II Won d thereby appear that Col. Orne
noce 60 far degraded himsel:. as to make Mr.,
D,F Green a correspondent.
TT Mr., Richie denies the assumption oil
-. National Intelligemcer, that " Mr.. Benton
.,ereises iuaueace over the course of the En-
..i,ern Is Mr.. r. ashamed to aasocihte with
the Senator In confirmation oil us deh'a''
,be F,ou;,er adds that il has had " 90 sort OF
communication with Mr.. Benton for many
non,hso-not since tina, unfortunate East Room
Letter, we presume.
rP The Richmond Wing has BEEN promised
correct version OF the Speech lately delivered
5y Mr.. Clay at Mount Sterling-'he absurd
aud ridiculous caricature Of which has been so
qeedily published by the Jackson presses, aud
bs such neuirals as The hvpocrite Walsh.
-oOe-
NJ A correspondent of The Richmond In
nairer, (who writes from Cantobment Gibson,
Aikansas) relying, like the East Room letter |
wThef, Un lie RutHUfhy u NV i"'o's =
- an Usage Indian can run 100 miles in "a
honrs."!t Beats Henry and Eclipse all boil
low. We shall send for one 10 time for The next
Spring races.
g. Tic Enquirer, oil the 22d, says, " the
price of Toiscc depends entirely upon its
qiality'-in o,her words, 6ne tobacco com
MAIDS better prices sbsn inferior! Very i'm
portant piece of information this, 70 us up.cou"
try folks, who had heretofore thought thai
quality generally regulates the price.
Caador The Chcriw Is. e " Radical" a
warm partisan of Jackson during the late cam
paign, expresses great dissatisfaction at his
course, II says that " il has snapped the devil
for WITCH" We don't exactly agree with The
Radical" in its opinion ofNr. Adams-but
we are glad that il has got so far on the right
side, and mas the cdndor to acknowledge it.
W The Ladies Far, agreeably TO preVi-
Gus ann unciation, commenced on Thursday
last, and concluded nj a late hour on Saturday
stternoon The large Assembly Room, of the
Franklin Hotel was elegantly decorated with
iestoons Of evergreen and The different com.
p~arimeats were judiciously laid off and nand,
someIy embelliahed with the splendid articles
which the industry and ingenuity of the ladies'
had provided for the occasion, handsome paint
Jugs, &c. &c. We we're part, cularly struck
with the artificial harpS, pla: ED over the man.
tel pieces at each end of the room, formed of
egergreens aud flowers, Their construction
mus, hive cost no little trouble, and they Ger.
talnly displayed a great d al Of tast e--The Fl st
days exhibition was peculiarly minated. We
doubt whether there was ever All event in
iynchburg which drew together at one time,
and in one room, so MANY individuals. The
far vendors deserve great credit for the sill
which they disnlayrd as nouiciates in the mer-
camille liue-ani many compliments have ne
heard paid to them, which we shall not trust
our pen u tell, as we cannot carry with hem
on paper. the imprisoned eloauence of look,
and tone with which they were accompanied by
those who uttered them.
We have not learnt what was the gross a.
mount of receipts ; but it is generally supposed
chat the melt profits will be about $1,000.
10 Correspondents. In giving place 10 ano. |
Their No. Of" A Son Of Erin to-day, we would
remark, that both parties having no~ been fully
heard, we can insert nothing further on the sub
Ject-more particularly as we perceive, that.
II Ue do no, stop il, the controversy will he car
r'ed on, al infnitum, without affording benefit
oreVen amusement TO the generality of readers !
oes'des' we shall shortly need more space than
we possess to report the proceedings of the
Convention. |
faitander" would have been chez rfuiiy in.