Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1830-03-11

meritsd chasiisnmsnt of the author Of the Easi
Room let,er--regret, for the personal chafac'
ter !, has assumed, aud the harrsssIng subjects
il has again brought into notice.
The Senate. to day, went into the consldrra-
ton of Executive business. The nominations
drag on slowly enough but am af aid they will
be pushed through. with few exceptions.
10 the House OF Representative. to-day. Col.
Johnson made a report against The project OF
stopping Sunday Mails, which will please you,
(beiug hereto. aud consigned, by common
consent, TO h.. f'stannic Majesty, for anti
Jaek-soui.n and anti Stopping -ounday Mail
isn,,) aud displeass many worthy and good
men who think differently. and 60 the whole
for entire abstinence on the frs, day of The week,
Col Jobnson's report takes full view of the
subject, and reiierates aud enforces the srgu-
mrnis adduced in his famous report TO the
Senate. which, a. we all know, With many peo-
pie, I" dnma'd him TO everlasting fame"
The House is occupied with the contested
election of Mr.. Newton, of Virginia and am
alrani ,he Father Of the House will be compel
Ell 10 leave his seat. The Committee OF Elec-
tons have brought out majority of 80 or 40
agains, him. in bis district, aud he only claims
Tor him ell 10 or IL. Mr.. aLoyall is a very
shrewd perseyering man, and is quite strenu-
GUS in his efforts. Mr.. Newton followed him 10
day, aud viii continue TO morrow.
[Aier. GAG.
H9mespUu TrAh.-We extract the following
article from the Missouri lnrelligencer Into
which il was copied from the Missouri Re-
publican. II contains much sterling wisdom in
a bornespnn garb. and probably reveals the
sentiments Of large majority OF tho people
oil Missouri, and oil The West generally.
In my ncighborhood there are many Jack
son men, rs honest aud orderly as any in the
party, who say they have heeen greatly msIed
and abused by set nf talking fellows, who
have turned ont no better than they should be-.
We were told by several patriotic gentlemen
who rndr through our settlement distributing
newspapers gratis, and spending their time
and money for the public good that AS coon ~
Old Hickory should be elected. every thing
would go smooth and eAsy. That there would
be no more intrg e aud corrup'ion-no NOR
, office seekIng-no NOR quarIe!llng aud abuse
~ the papers-that the country would flourish
aud all OF us jackson republicans would live IN
peace add plenty, like a band of brothers
while the printers. like charitable men, and
good republicans. would send their papers n.
nong us. stuffed with all manner of good news,
without monpy and wiJout price. But Old
| Hickory has baen Il cird almost year, and
nothing OF all this has come 10 TO pass. Foo
any thing that my mel shbors can see 10 the
contrary. there is as much corruption and
Intrigue nov Ms in ths old tunes of tue coalition.
And as for office sreking-Good Lord dellve,
as Why, Mr.. Printer, the very patriots WHO
rode day aud mig lat with their saddle hags
stuffed with newspapers aud pamphlets, and
haodbills, swearing that they loved the people
better Ihao mill. and peaches. and tina they
asked dothing, and hoped nothing for them
selves, are the VIEW first to be hrggiug aud
teasing the old hero tor Offices, and insisting
ihat HEY deserve the places as "A Just reward
Tor their .eryIces in the election Not only do
they torment the President and great Ulcers
| At Washington with their stprdy brgsarv, but
| the people al home are pcstered half to death
with appl cations 10 sign petitions and recon-.
mend tiions. Those uni>V patriots saw they
canned The election, and therefore have "A righI
10 The offices. They clnlm every thing ular.
shai, attorney, Indian agents. pns:ma>ters,
land olhrrs, what not aud cant wait
n mnnte--ihry nnst be served forthwith II
we are "A lule slack IN signing, lhey accuse us
OF deSeriing The party dni giving ur the good
cause. What IAN we do. Mr.. Printer We
are obliged tosign, Or lie under tie impul ,tion
! ! begin 10 think that some few Of our Jackson
| republicans are as impadent aud pr es umptu-
Gus as the Giuy men.