Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1830-02-11
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lam The N. D. DuHy
General Harrison ana me oofoh'o'dh ooe'
..an,nt On the 29ih December. W, poehsh
sr""'m . from an American gentleman in
Co,o" shs Seal of Government in that
al Us In that letter il was mentioned that
c''" =" y,a,,meot were so anxious 10 get rid OF
tne u,,r;snu. that they had thrown Mr..
oe' - an American citizen who had bern
a.,e with hun, in prison, and told hun
nv Nv, ,houph they had nothing against him per
.ily tbey would aot relense him i'll The
SS.arsi voud name the day OF his departure
-. Tho c;ty when the Government WIS
..ta,n.d by Mr.. Moore. the new Minister,
,ho General would leave on certain day.
n'.dns was liberated. The Government a.
Ia., ,oId Gnoding that General h. was in
to, with Mr.. Henderson 10 assassinate the
snhers OF the Supreme Council and
a o,h~s and that he, Gooding. was
= ho the instrument TO carry the ploi
10 sfr.c, and that they feare q if he were
.als,seJ. the people might infiict vengeance
man the alleged plotters. When this assassi-
na,,oo story was told TO Gen. II. he was adj
,;xed by good authority, to put has house IN a
s,a,s of defence, for that IL W 8 feared IL would
10 attacked by the government troops during
,,onular disturbance which IL was Apr hended
,yould be the consequences OF a report that
csn O'Leary had been defeated by Cordova
ten. II. did accordingly make preparations
Car DEFENCE. but as the report uirncd out To be
elise the anticipated disturbance did no ttbe
,I,ce The whole story was believed TO b. a
ficbeme of the government TO discover its oppo
nen,s.
We have since seen another letter from Co
,onhia. dated in DECEMBER, which confirms
Oh. above account OF the i'll treatment Of G,n
Harrison. and from which it will appear that
,1er Gen. Harrison had left Bogota, the Gov
srnmeat had attempted 10 excite prrjudices
AGAINST him ia the mind { Mr. Moore they,
however, Jailed in their object
If President Jackson act up TO tire declaration
in bis message. that he " will submit TO nothing
which is wrong" we mas anticipate that he
will not pass silently by the i'll treatment which
zen. H. received at Bogota. The honor of our
country demands satisfaction for the insult TO
is representative.
The Seventh day Sabba,eon Christians have
pelitioued Congress again passing any laws
relative TO The stopping of sunday mails. The
,emonstrance is a very unassumine. sensible,
aad. TO our understanding, very correct paper.
II IS understood that the Committee on Pos,
Offices, 10 the House, will report ina short
time, and again settle its business until the
melt session of Congress. Col. johnson will
make tue report HEX, Gas,
A letter from one of the South { arolina Del
egalion ia Congress 10 his correspondent in
Columbia, dated the Toto inst says: Gen.
IacksOn's Message contains some principles
that no name or party can make me swallow -
will not, and you shall see H.
Hon. 10 gain Cause.-Some years ago Mere
was 10 Salem County, New jersey. aJnsti
Of the Peace. who, for the convenience OF
settling disputes, or foi the sake of tying all
the causes, was &C customed to bold his courts
~ every par. oil the County. His bushes, |
was besides mig htiIy increased by the reputa.
tlOa he mad OF nvari.bly giving judgment IN
favor OF the plaintiff There Vas. however,
on his docket one exception to this ruth. Tho
defendant, in CERTAIN SUIT, knowing that the
Justice was pr1iesspdy a devout man, and
valued himself aut little on his ability, for
speaking at rehgipns meeting, resolved
{ touch him on i'paricular ctoId Where
fore repairing 10 his tono's honss
little refire he hon Of tia, he accos.
lie hlm--"H W d'y" d d, So ire1'-" ,ho.
dive do John how'vr do p returned thn jus
tiGe. -" Petty well thank We Squire, said
10, L hone TO see you well-and TO tell you
the pla II truth. Squire, don't know Of man
whose health think Of m,re Importance 10 the
county than yours, Squire 2 You hauer,
John. said the ia lice. Heaven forbid.
Squire CALCULATED the other. with we'll feign.
cd sincerity, we who have c,uses to settle
should ba bp, ally offwthou' your wisdom an
implrtiality Aad then yoir esemp arr p,ety
and your happy faculty Of speaking al pub
lie meetings is the fine rayer | have
heard you make--snd then uch e1hnrt ions
it does ones heart good to hPar them. sin
cerely thii you have gii from above--l do
really, Squire. - You DO right rered the
Justice" 10 ascribe il 10 heaven. As for me
I'm poor feeble worm of The dust, John
But Notwithstanding his honor's exceeding
humility twas evident that he few words of
fatery, so ar fully applied, had efitctually
done The job" | say John, he repeated :"
am but poor worm oil the dust-w hatl you
take TO drink John AN hour afterwards the
cause come on, and TO the establishment of the
plaintiff and avaro hodu alaa INDIAN mt 10