Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1830-11-25
pOLIEIGAG.
From The Baltimore Patriot
TO THE HON. NJ. VAN BUR En-.
SECRETdRYOF STATE, &c. &c.

nications 10 you until December nest that
the lights AMI shadows OF your character might
be placed ~ more advantageous relief before
The assembled representatives Of the people
but circumstances. aud the solicitations OF u
friend have induced me-. al this time, To tendeT
yon renewal OF my salnta'ons.
In my letter of July 81. think l charged
you with interfering in the polnical concerns
OF the State nt Virginia aud specified tmr,
place, and circu,nstance, in terms not easily
misun defsiood by an accurate observer OF men
and things al Richmond during I'm session OF
the state convention In November last. What
thea asserted, now aga,n aver 10 be suit
siantiaiiy correct, notwithstanding the reckless
prevaTIcatiou OF the editor Vi tue Richmond
Enduirer. Aye Sir at those select assooia-
,ons ou Shockoe Hill. although no distinct n
vowal Of your pretensoas met The car,-no
open profe ssions of fenlty were mado TO New
York {; ye, there was pregnant meaning IN your
occasional discussions oil the subject OF Banks
and Bank Charters. II has been disereetly
inferred from the section Of the Presidents
Message. touching tn. renewal OF the char
ter Of Ihs Banh ofthe Unted States, and the
subsequent renewal oi that OF the Farmer
Bank OF Virginia. (is the name correct y that
our powers were put ~ double requisilion up
on a very sudden aud important emergency.
| need not be more ex. ilicit You understand
me perfectly aud tho public are already ap'
p,seu OF your counseline aud approving that
sage portion OF the Presidents much elabora-
ted paper oi 20 II, however, they should
hrs,tnIe IN determining the motive aud condi-
ton, nv which YOU were actuated IN this mat
Ter 1 would noy ,se them that indy iduals of
tho Richmond Junto, your fast political friends,
were deeply Interested IN the Virginia lns,itu-
ton, and entertained strong doubts aud appre-
| tensions as To the renewal OF The charter. lhis
was n desnarate throw for SO small n s,nkri
vet Sir II denotes The chsvnet = OF your con
| 1rntinns aud may sety. To illustrate To your
s,,hoi. sv, ..sociates of fhe Cabinet tbs sec, y,
| Qualities Of vou, .snir,n, mind
Your Editor snns peur" has been pleased
/ Ia c,vl ahout ..,.uens.es cnny,r,ati,1,s NC
Al bis avn ho,.e aud IN no sen,lenrnI,ke
| nhra,e. 10 deov for b,m.eif aud in yonr bs-
half an aad every mari of INV a,ate mrnt Ia
| tho i,temner,uc, ri his teelinps bs bas lore OF
| ten the courtesy and character claimed for him
| bv his friends. and has Welded his Press as Il
| common conduit for tho empty biusterines oil
, pasconad,np corresponden,. To such men
| | ranno, .toon 10 reply but will endeavor 10
| humbI. their audaciiy. by pispoundiug 10 you
| . few an.st,ons IN relation TO your visit 10 vu-
| .i,i,, na,d,nr The alteration of The constitu.
ION of thai old aud honored DOMINION.
On the morning ofyour arrival al Richmond.
1
the ENQUIRER. and solicited 10 honor "A select
n,rtv OF your friends at dinner chez Ifn the
same day Aud did NO, the party cous,s, Ell
elusively Of the Richmond juno, together with
two or three ot your own political soJou,ne's
were not the onheo o'aee Damn '"u uo,'''a
IONS oil tue Conv'hno"' an" espec'"'V '"e %
'e"s'on oi ihe rIghi Oh suh'hse' 'e"u'"h 'oP'es
oil conversation anu a'u yo" "o' '""e pa'' w
these DISCUSSIONS anu W you, o"" '',""o''
advocate the views oil EASTER" 'hen''' y"
this or son'e subsequent occasion, a'er consn'.
ting with ihn leading ms"oefs III 'ne '"a"' n''
you moi l"nder 10 MI. hn"ao'ph 'he "ih''o"
to Russia, accompanied WI" mo-" t1''"o'afi"y
personal maui geh.es, anu inPo''""o MS az
cept"nce oft 7 10 'he'f heterogeneous 90
not look Tor c"na'a' ingenious answer "o'
II you snail MINK ~ P'uue"' 10 "'"he Any
lfns' you WIZ Sf'ee' sohe "o'o "o"'' "o'e
f'ese' than those winch you nave hitherto en-
P'oyed 10 no"ce my '"c""'"oo's IN" n'e"'
mono Enquirer has ios' ca'fe III your se''"o'
and Is SUNNI 10 'ne o"s ""'ns io's' VI yo"' "o-
torious experimenting h'p"ny argus o. '"o
New YORK Lnqni'ef' ~ 'eih'io" 10 M', ran
doIph'' appn'n'm tue we" 'H D"hy hu-
v"Ittef conJecutes "" " IL was u" etPs-
dent not only 10 eonehd'o hu "cce"'''c pol'i-
can. ou, 10 ARE" Inc p'"e'es' ol 'cso'"e
state In ms, as III owner important see''o"s
Of the country, yoni ioa"a nAs pio'eo power
ltSi aud vine" ~ ~ 100 NV Tue lIes'"' incum
bent OF the Executive Cua'r VIII ,ehr" 10 MS
cost, thaiG you are MhBe1h put oi WI
GALEb's creation.
On one of,he latter day. Of your visit you de-
Med AT Col. P's. in the company of several West.
e,o member. of the Convention. where also was
s,distinpu,sbed gentleman who had recently az
rived from New York, charged from high nu
thority in that state with some friendly sug-
g.,tions TO Tho members OF the Convention,
against the extension Of the elective franchise
Your ern,niious reply to his remarks was ut
tered with a captiousness ard arrogant com
pIacency, only causled by the general sur
Prise and disgust oil the table: Whilst thu
inning your voice for Western enrs, you CON.