Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1830-08-19

The Hon. Wheeler MARIN oil lNlnhf I-lhnd,
in . long letter addressed 10 Gen. Jackson IN
the Literary Suballcrn, teBonnccs hls ale
giauce To the Military CliIef, shom he tell. 10
. put his household IN ordsr--be prepared to-
the event, Tor The hoger Of Heaven polns TO
Htnrg Clay rs The MAJ Presidra ~"
JUICE Martin, II appears, Ielirs upon his spi-
ut Of prophecy for the accomplishment oil the
snuunu lstnn. aud ~ some dcgree, upon the
tierahoD oil the point 10 winch h. hns nscended
m otder TO saiciaare. i had (he says 20
Gen Jackson1 proclaimed you 10 be the ntIi
President, ia tho presence Ji the world AID my
God from the high aud towering BAPTIST
SIEEPLE. IN the town Of Providence from
ihr same place. where | had few yeas be
fore, proclaimed John .. adalns."
From The same towering high. from which
| proclaimed the ascendancy OF JohnQ Adam.
~ the Presidential ChsiT--tfOm the same sub
lime rmineuce from winch proclaimed mud
declared The election of Andrew Jackson from
the same lofty height, n0W proclaim, that
HENRY CLAY vii he the neSi President al
the u Slntrs'
En- be from NJ. inc impiefy of questioning
| the iuhlmcnt oi predictions SO agreeable
Tho Editor OF Tho oubalieIn has caug HI the
injection OF Judge Martins whmsicalil,, " no
| he SAYS = from the highest point of onp OF our
most splendid public edifceS, has proclaimed
Henry Clay to be the next President and
Ne doubt not his proclamation will be ver,6>
ed"
As early "a the year 1921, from the same
lofty height, Judge Martin proclaimed that
John Quincy Adams would be President Of the
L. States and IN the year 1924, the procla
NATION was made good-the prophecy oil the
Judge was verified 10 its iuil extent
IL.
same lofty pomt-nenr the high heavens
Judge Martin proclaimed That Andrew jackson
"nold be The successor OF John Quincy Adams;
--that the hero OF New Orleans, would distance
' the SCION of the house Of Braniree' The
proclamation was made good as WI all know.
aud thus do We see that the prophecies /. the
Honorable Mr.. Martin, are always fulfilled.
" On the 9th Of Aug. at II clock. 1890
Mr. Martin proclaimed 10 the world. that Hem
~ Gay, viii be the next President OF the o.
states. That the proclamation Will be made
good we cannot douht-lur " the seer of IN,
day hath snd II, and who shall dispute /, -
The 0'igip Of Mobilization Mrs ROYAL
CLAIMS the raihrr equlruch merit ofhavInR,
orgma''d HE entire doctrine OF Nnllhc,fion m
letter To Judge Cooper OF Columbia. who
"ngracioosly, has refused aud stlll doth refus,
Ia gave her credit therefor.
= tCharltstou GaseHe
untl the pres NJ day We had suppoSpd Mr.
LAY TO he the authority for calling the pro,ec
ton OF domes &c industry the fmc5irau Sp,,,m
we discover, however, that tins desIcnatloo i,
, II - of older date and from high AUTHORITY
too. For, IN June, 1877, Mr. JGyrLRsny ,s,J
: ia lelter TO the Secretary If III, America,
c.
/ society Tor The Promotion OF American Manu-
i"c'"ftS, " the history Of the last twenty year
mas nee" a Suihcient lesson TO us all. TO drpen,
'"' "'e''saf'es on oW"iteS ai0ne aud hon.
,,s' Neh'y years more III place the .7mtricd,
HtWiphere under a Sysiem 0t us oun, essen
.'n"s Pe"oe""ie hnd industrious, and not need
lne 10 extract lis comforts out OF the et-,na
h'es raging W The old world.
lSaf hitHigencer
ST. LOUIS, JulYo.
The steam boat Chieftam returned IRON
ffaif'e dn Chen. on the evening of the 2otl
instant having on board GeueraI Clark Snnsr
in'endent OF Indian Affairs and MesSr, Dnuoh
; cry ana Hughes, agent aud sub-agent. with
many ChieiS and Warriors. The object of IN,
eiped'on was accomplished. About te,
"ioes' 'o"l', Sac', Foxes. Sioux, lowas. Win
"rodSoes' Menomohies. Chippewas, Potawat
'ainIes, NC. &c, met al the Prairie. and nnde,
: 'hrp peaceful mediation Of General Clark and
Colonel Morgan adjusted their differences
terminated their war, and removed the csusss
Of future dssensions. by settling yariuus disnu
, TED qnss,sns of boundary and huntino an,
made amends 10 the relations Of the de tea,ed
Tor many murders. This halter opera,,,n !,
called eorering The dead :" the corsr or ro.r.,
; oe,ns furnished by the United States. In td
",''on To the settlements to the slrilps. IN,
; commissioners made acquisition of terri .or,
oy way oil enlargement of that acnuireJ IA,
mf' Adams administration in 1925, for IN,
: ne" residence oi removed Indians.
: 81. Louis Beacon
NETTING OF EplToss.-A meeting Of editor
) proposed IN New York paper n wonl,
rirnsani cooclsve. The feast Of r,a
! snd The How Of sonl' would there predo,nina,
black spirits and white copRrega,e toge,he
-oald heads aud dunderheads +" miugl.' min
gle !" An editorial meeting would far eclio,,
'ha' OF theboston booksellers The toast, drunk q,