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

self permits, IL il does not authorize. is 40.
lures TO violate the sanclity of seal. and sb.
with impunity expose iheir own yillainv r..
furnishing 10 their par,izan prints for public.
ton, copies Of the letters thus violated :,
may we'll be asked, is this so, l. is. Alan,
written by Charles S. Mayer OF Baltimore ;.
Richard S. Coxe Of Washington, has found i.
way into the newspapers, without the priyi,, ,e
those gentlemen. and a;rhough ii had n.va.
been out OF The pos of one of them. 81
cept whilst il was in the mail, or in one or -.
Post Offices. How cohd IL have been ob,,;u
ed unless il was copied after IL had been ds,,.,
ted in the Baltimore Post Office. aud bee,,. :.
reached Mr.. Coke. by some of Gen. Jsckson..
newly rewarded miuions But. lhisis no, ,L.
Only case. Two letters addressed by John II
Harris. Auditor of rhe State Of Delaware r..
which S'a,e every Postmaster friendly to the
late administration has been ren'o5 d. toKsa
sey Johns, Representative IN Colgress from H..
same State have been spread before the ,nh
lic' Neither Of these letters were saown by IL.
parties 10 a hind person. How, then. coola
they have come to light, but through the ape,c,
of similar vile instruments and means AZ we,.
employed TO procure copy of May.r's l.rs, !,
What confirms The superstition that system of
espionage as we'll as fraud, has been established
u the Post Oifice Department, is, that nY H..
letters relate 10 The degraded political eondi,;or
Of the country. These are the first Fl us Of m.
promised Reform-which places US in MOI.
unsafe condition than Frenchmen were dnr;o.
the Revolution and the Bonapartean d,na.,r
when France was thronged with spies The.
new their danger. and trusted none of their
political sentiments 10 the Post Office Ne con-.
6d, because we have heretofore done SO win
safety, and We ere betrayed
Treaty Uih Engtanf.--rhe ~ 7. Mercantio
Advertiser iniimates that the chief object sb,cb
Mr. hlcLane ia instructed to eff CT is 70 destro
The system of protecting duties. by negotiating
with England treaty of reciprocity. "TLe
" '"'" " ''"y k'oyS VIC baltimore
Chtonicle) will be 10 destroy all our manutar.
tories and workshops, without beneftinp anv
pc ton OF the American com h.unity. 10 tLis
remark we would add that such cour,e v,u
be nj war with the theory and practice of on,
institutions, and hostile TO our present aud fup,s
policy. IL is an infraciion of The consIintion
compared to which the construction of road.
aud cantls, and the establishment of a natiopn,
bank, are trivial in their character and innoc,t,
in their consequences When il was first IN.
mored that suc1 world he the policy of Ina
weak aud misch evous' administration eyo,
the Enquirer saiJ that Mr.. Van Blren na,,oo
we'll acquainted with the genin> aud sppi, NJ
our government TO venture on such \ bold IN.
precedenied step. IT, then. II should apDear
that ne has done so, may we not nope 10 SEE
that G"hah of The hmitar'ans rcpelline me al
tempt TO break down las il wopld sayl the
great landmarks Of the constitution, Mo-,
certainly, unless il should prefer TO 90 ON ig
lis serpentine career, and add another 10 g
hundred other proofs that it can only be sop,s,.
ent IN Inconsistency.