Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1830-07-01

IN 'euo.-"i am of oplnion-Ja,v,vs ~
oI''"ioh-we could not be too .o,rhG,I
der" "Hy eomman-
!" is2-.--" The people Of the United s,a,s.
nave not yer become so cofrup,ed AS IA Chez
man OF m'lhary talents 10 govern ,he n,,,onaI
councils" "e ""''ooa'
Ia lo-o.-" shall vote for Gen. J,ckson n,
''e atAt election, whor,rr rise shall 10 no,n.
tLy" nun H'H' eouH.
""e' 'his. WIN will exto Nc. Randolnh,s
consistency, or his delicacv of feeling , surely
no one b"i our most subscryienl Vicar of gr,v
IN Richmond.
'g"S CABIN" 1T has been apply suggested thar
''e movements Of the menhers Of the present admin.
u'''on should be uniformly prclaeed by the c,nt,, r
INC Fy"S C~tRei 80 rapidly do they whIrI ab,lt- \.
""'ta''e, as they should do. Eg.or.: Mr. Van H,rs,
arrived IN Norfolk saturday morninc. an, had t.,.,
t'te a Hte with Mr.. Randolph previously In dcli,,
nm his four pages of dispatches left Norfk an SIM
day reached BIItimore on Monday, aud y,,b,ppto, -,
TUESDAY Napoleon did not move with more rap,Iity
""eh he crossed the Alps, aud poured his roops like an
"PetuouS m9nhtrh torrent, upon tue plains Of italy,,
men, 100 Postmaster General Barry is about 10 take
'HgHg excursion 10 the New England States ria Al
hany. The Secretary of War has already Ro.,a Ia Wet
Poln TO examine the Cadets ON Grammar from, ,l.,.
he VIII be Oh in tangent, to our Northern lrou,i,r
thence to his dOmicll in Tennessee; aud finally b., h,
bureau IN Washington, in time 10 PREPARE his Erno,
Tor the amusement OF the public next winter Tho pro-,
ue''' SeLas ourreaders are OIL travelling in
the style an which plain Republican Far,,fr ,no,
towl' IN splendid barouche, with four IRON erey.. f
caparisoned when, it supposed Is the same thu, was
rodeby Gen Jackson IN the Revolutionary ,yar ALcn,
And Secretary Branch it is saul Is tdnLiDo of opr
" Tue souih having almost determined retire rom the
Navy Del ".nent lie Is purchasing lands near Tala-
haSSee and 1t is conecured will be appointed Governor
oil Florida as soon plausible protsxt can h. found
TO PUNISH Gov Duya Thus it will be seen that nearly
all the members OF the administration are gone ar go,pg
from w asngton aud YET strange to say we have moi
seen the words TRAVELLING CABINEr,in.,,nele
Jackson paper. Perchauee, they know nothing of all
'aiS rdteiang for they say they honest aud :
tncy are aud knew the fact they woud Of course dip
prove IA this nd nlnlstration what they SO yeheneatly
censured u the last.
" South Carolina paper remarks, that Gen. jack
SON. by aiyiug his 10 the MaysviIle Road Bill has
almost filled the measure Of his glory" Really, we
thoaght he had qhlte filled it, long ago- least it has
been frequently asserted. We glad to learn
however, that there is yet little left ia the
measure for his future deeds of rcnown as we were
fearful that some Of them would ooer and be lost
Whl his friends tell the capacity of his measure
we suspect that those of some persons much larger
than those of others for instance, that what would
MI Gen Jscksons would scarcely spread ever the
surface OF Washingtons Jefiersons or a hfad.oa,s
~ We learn from the Alexandria Gezctte, that So.
that he solicited the President to re nominate Mr. Noah
and avo"ed his intention to support him. and says that
If he had been present when the denomination was
acted upon he should have voted against confirming the
appointment lie was detaiued from the Senate by
sickness Upon what ground now can the partlzans of
tho administration defend the denomination of Noah
How eau they now help Acknowledge that itwasa
hgh-handod outrage upon the rights Of the majority of
the Senate, only equaed by its low aud despeabe cum
ming
II Willthe iocum tcaens fthe Editor Of the Nash
vile Republican, correct article the subject which
appeared In his paper ofIhe 10Th ult or the Bank
in order to preserve the consistency Of his chayao
ter will he persist in faIsehood
u Mr.. Hendricks, the Senator from Indiana who
deserted his political friends and voted for the conrma
ton of the nominations of Kendall aud Noah, To
be in bad odour at home White his own party receive
him with repusve silence the Jlcksoniaus attribute has
trimming course to hypocrisy in order to secure his re-
election Dexl winter, by insulating hiInse inis their
confidence JUDGED they say, that III writing to Que Of
his Clay friends he declared that his for Kendall
and Noah a trick that he was playing upon
the Jackson boys" If tins be true hope that he will
be permitted 10 remain at home after the ith of March
next Weprefer at all times, decided and honorable
,n,orent aver lukewarm tIe Generous cunning SUI
porter.
D. James b. Gardiner, whose nominationby the Fro
sidcnt Register Of Western Land Office was unan'
mously rejected by the Senate aud who. in consequence
Fcts up such loud llnnntation in the Mud Machine,
was some years ago charged with brbery BET fore tho
Legislature OF Ohio, Of which body hn wa, member,
coaDicted and eIpeicd. Aad yet he talks Of hs repu
taon being blasted by his rejection Gardiner anexcs
10 his v.nt caton string Of recommends tous rom his
friends the strongest Of which is contained letter
from one George Jackson TO tho President to wit No
mSn OF my acquaintance has been much abused by
the high toned edereL oboaes and Hartford torres as
Gardinnr-an overwhelming evidence, this, ofthc nans
integrity and fitness for the oice-lt was certainly
better adapted the Presidents tcste thin any thing
else could have becn George Jackson aud Gardiner
kucw !hc!r man
~ The " whole hog" Jacksonians of Mr.. stanborys
district in Ohio dissatisfied with that gentleman for
abandoning the Hero, Notwithstanding the Hero had
himself abandoned the principles upon which his cleo
ton was advocated in that State. In public Meeting
they have resoiUed that Mr. Sanberry Is arts ocrat
both in principle and practice and, ergo, unworthy OF
their confidence II is wonderful that these acute jack
1onans not apprized of this fact, when little
more than year ago, they turned out friend of sir
Clay to make for their fLyore Mr. Stanberry Oh
do these wise gentlemen adopt the slang OF the day. and
pronounce all beyond the pale OF the republic an church