Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1830-06-10

OF - c aft-.lf u 10 -.Ga.5v. e.tNa...a4s.
ing their nominations were rejected by the
providentlal Interference OF the Senate. A
mong the most objectionable of the nomination,
vas 'hai OF wharton Rector TO an Indian Agen-
cy, "hc, after being once rejected. vas again
nominated aud again rejected This man WIS
convicted OF deliberate attempt TO assassi.
nate, and the record of hls conviction aas
read TO tie Senate. This fac, was known 10
Tue PRESIDENT. who was IN vain enireated by
Some OF has friends 10 Withdraw Rector 5 name.
When II came up for consideration. Judge
smith OF south Carolina. a Jackson Senator, Is
reported 10 have said
Mr. fresIdent-Alihnngh the Senate has
refused 10 cali on the Chiel Magistrate of this
nation 10 assign reasons for making the nom,
NATIONS about which he asks our AL vice and
consent, SUI we have the iight, and IL behooy ;
Us ~ us exercise, % sCTuIlhIze the character
OF 'hose ne has nominated To high and lmpor-
TAM trusts. lie has thought pIourr 10 no,n,-
nate one person. who, under the most agrtava.
ted circumstances, srdured his "Ifr's sister
another who WAS guilty of forgery Others who
have been guilty Of divers uiienrrs against the
avs both OF God and man and now he has
sent TIE name OF person Who has bern found
gully, by jury OF has own selection OF the
crime OF stahbing with an inien, 10 murder
anu what class OF teloUs le Will ueIl.plscI MS
proper objects of reward | cannot an,iclpatc.
Ny advice to hun is. if lie wishrs 10 maintain
us administration and have i; respected, either
q he kup &.
tne religious or moral part Of the Community
that IN future he bestow his lavors on t4ose
VINO have not hren inmates of our peeIttntia-
RES, or ingiuves from justice"
900
uj The Charlottesville Advocate quotes the
following expression of one who. il says knew
John Randolph we'll He Mr. r. ma, truly
boast, with Cicero. lhn,, during the y hoe Of
h's public lie no scoundrel has ever plotted the
rum, or robbery, or corruption OF his country,
Who did NOT also honor him with his peculiar
hatred. This may be true for hught We
know or care; but II is matter OF history that
he WAS h0Huret by the haired OF the enllre
Republican party nearIy score Of years Even
Mr. Richie. than whom Mr. Randolph has
not a more seryiIe aud sycophan,ic hatlersr,
ia 1907 rdicnled hi3 professions to eloquence
as apnbi,c speaker, declaring tba, all hts Ggare.
OF speech were stolen from siabe.boys aud
solutions. We hope The Charlottesville writer
will admit therefore, that SoHle honest men aud
patriots have despised Mr. Randolph, as well
rs sconndrels and traitorJ. john randolph
aud Cicero faugh
u The Messase, signed Audrey Jackson,
accompanying the Veto upon li'c Maysyille
Road Bill, ii Is confidently said. was written by
Attorney General Berren. Public opinion has
heretofore been divided wifi regard to its au.
thorsnip, between Van Buren, aud Kendall
IL 1t Is stated in the National Inielligencer
thai the Post Office Department paid ia one in.
stance the sum of $500 for the Increase of
the expedition Of one route only thirty minutes.
No wonder that MIR Barty had to invoke the
aid of lIercucs--or. in other words, to ask Of
Congress an appropriation OF nearly hun.
dreh thousand dollars.
Proife.--The lady Of Mr. Benj min Hunt,
oil Bedford county, We are informed. gave h,1ih
to three children on the % uli Two Of them
are living, and dong well. If they were IN
Tennessee, each chtld would be entitled 10 200
ACRES OF land, the les stature of llat Stale hav
ing offered - premium for tie most fruitful IN.
H., E,,y,yias hon. U,,.,:,i, ,Yiti ,,,,