Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1829-05-04

Barker - i1e mao VINO gave tie one vote To
lack on. IN ths Electoral College Of this State.
in 1924. We like TO see the original friends VI
the General rewarded.
lhisang Dale .1Jreriiser.
"REFoRM"
Prescription Lat, No. l-Appoiatmeni Eg.1a.
~ BY THE Editor. IN
| VIM Ritter u Genreeipwn. a. be an appren.
t.. tiee 10 Tie office of the Georgetown Co.nmbi4a,
vice Gre abe. y Magruder of Montgomery co.
removed. What dye think OF that Master
Brook
From the Nat. Journal.
| Rtfo'nt and ReireHchmeni Extraordinary.
| Dir. Pores Be pleased 20 apprise the pub.
4 lie. who haze doubtless looked for the event
win nm ntcnse anxiety. almost smnuaing 10
impotence. that Mary - has been placed
nt the head ofmy Culinary Department, riee
, l. liZHbeth -, removed.
The present incumbent is nj salary Of So
per MONTH instead Of "a. Hence there Is a
. ciearsaving in the economy Of my establish.
ment, of & per month The good work gofS
bravely OIL. Yours. &c.
PENNY.WI5E, &c.
Husiines HiL--The Jackson ticket in this CT
ty had two loaded cars, horse aud a driver,
printed a, the head One oil the voters asked
U
On, SAID Que Of our friends, interpreting briskly.
that's jackson driving two loads oil manure out
/ of the Augean Stable ~
Mass. Daily Jour.
! The Jackson pnrfy We well know, says the
n Y Uerad and W. think the country must
have aIfeady fully discovered, iha, those now ~
power have obtained il through the delusion Of
! the people through great aud successful Efforts
| IN deceive Them, aud that the dominant party
| in all their struggles md defamaiory ACCUSE
tons against the late administration, had moth
ing better in view than their own IN eres's and
| an inoflintfe thira for office. Having accom-
plishrd the overthrow of the last administfa
ton hy pIcienCes most foul and selfish, We see
nothing, aud Ne hear Of nothing through all the
hos, bat cry for plumber. Like wolves, they
curbed th"ir soracIiy, aud hunted harmonious
" in the chase, but ,par each oihrr for thu
game. II y not singular 10 find the common
herd thu bod aud wthouf shame, claiming
the reward f victory, obtained by fraud. by
treachery md lies but have they an wise men
among them no cautious observer of the vicls-
81 nd~s of llne, no one profound enough in a
kno" ledge Of human nature 10 see thai the sys-
'prn of deception by which the, succeeded IN
gaining power, will moi equally answer them /"
reiaInlGg ii.
During the late presldental canvass, n me IN
Der of Congress wrote from Washington 10 the
editor of the Richmond Eng. that. the " east
room Of the Presidents house was so mHgniG |
Gently furnished hat he wa. rs good lepub- !
lfcnD, quite seanda'zed a. ia appearance. II |
subsequently, appeared, notwithstanding the
use the opposition made Of the report, that the
east room was 40 furnished NJ the public ex-
pensr--indeed u was scarcely furnished ~ all. |
We lpar ~ Itttiu
thai fourteen thousand doHms vii be exreu2ed |
in furnishing that same eastern tnom. Il was ~
crime In Mr.. Adaml' day what Is IL noN
u 5. Gdg.
We believe there was mover before TIM,
since the adoption the Constitution. that the
Cabinet at Washington did not contain sing'c |
individual who hid been out Of his own coun-
try. How long viii il take th.y whole cahinnt I
to acquire 'hr 'niorDsilon of he policy anl in
tefesl Of Foreign Powers that WIS poss ssed |
By John Quincy Adams a the time Of his ap /
poiniment to the Office OF Secretary Of STATE 2 |
Add how much will III ,nior nation cost the
country Hade ElHd Cadeh
The Hen Louis NcLane. Just appointed Nil !
ulster Plruipotentlary /" England was a decl-
ded Federast, aud mnuiullly sustained he
characier of lis party, aitet its fall whenever
II was attacked IN Congress. We mention tn
circumstance because we "isn To give credit Ia
President Jack son for having asreearded OF
forgotten the absolute party disioctans ""
hrh,te fhu, Mr. Berren, The me Attorney
Genrrfi, ~as pf the same denomination md
has mover dischmrd,'. Nat. Gar.
Mr.. Wath highly e4tos the appointment of
Le",s NcLane 10 Eng d, who he says is u
good aia Fsdcrali-t, aud on who hns al~ny,
aekoaa lede.d Il, and defended The party, Mr.
Na',n IN tNs the ~ rioHS era Of ' good zee!
tngs has arrived aud Tor might we know, dal
" expect a natiana' demand tor his own kefsl-
ces in the dpnm#iic liae. Their haisoH
hctwcen Mr. Wax. and Mr.. Ritrme. Ihry
quote each olher with great frequency and Hp-
panSe. r. Ri;ehir, axe Mr.. Walsh " halls
Hr. VI Lanes rs 40 an excellent appointment.
these two gentlemrn afc at a.t pu ling togeth
81 in the S M YOKE An rxco'l nj match, and
long may trey remain ~ feL aatne urv"r
performed tTo men of more Ln''lel materials,
or who would have done more credit 10 st. y
merS. There IL tins difference, however, ~ the
einde Of Their pitIiec that bad Mr.. Walsh
started = Republican, instead ct u Tory, hc
would no. nov have been nm editor ON News.
paper We congratulate The Hsio, upon the
unresereed adhesion of Mr. W,sh. An al.
mnistratiun supported ~ Wnl,h aud Coleman
must a foriiori. deserve the confidence Of the
people. Nag
The New York Eyenirg Post says Nr.
Ia1ewell we are informed, was induced 10 de-
cline the Mission 20 EnGlantD solely from per
Sana' aud local considerations. 80. then, h"
did decline il and us we would gi'" very enc
his due, we IN, ST saw that hi, motives Cor doing
so are entitled TO respect There would have
bee nm obviou. improperly in his going as Mi
mister TO Great Britain. aher The ground which,
IN spirit of opposition to .he lac AdminIst,a
ton, he was known 10 have maintained in re-
gard to the principal subject of controversy be
tween this country ard hat. Nat. Int.
II is a curious fact that the only VTgiuians
brought into office by the change Of Ministry al
Washington, are Maj. Lee and his "iie's uncle,
| Mir Vim Rnhcrtsnnt Tho Manor all the world