Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1830-07-22

e''' W. "'"ss n'atbhhht hssanlls. Tue jazz.
son men charged TO disposition prurient
Tor controversy, and temper unusually itas-
eib'e aud violent, ln Grn. Jaokson, however.
The same course Of coudue, T., RICH, in tho eyes
Of those who found fault with aud eensui,d IL
n Mr.. Adams.
lac Difference !-Atihe Opposition Dinner IN
Washington city on the oh insI there we're $50
subscribers, OF whom not one was an officer nf
s"'ef"meot, either of high or low degree. At
the Administration Dinner, ON the same day, IL
Tue same place, only between 90 L. 10 sat down.
OF whom 50 "efe officers OF governmenl,w hose
united salaries amount 10 the sum vi Sl09,.
Oily :! Comment Is unnecessary.
u In his letter 10 Gov. Ray, NJ Indiana.
dated teb. 2Sth, 1928, Gen Jackson said
NY opinions, present., ara precisciy what
lhey were Ia l523-4 when ! voted for H.,
present iarll, aud appropriations for Iaterna!
Improvements. Why, then. did ha change
his opinions IN 1880 Nhal new Treatise on
Constitutional Law had ne read wl.bn Two brief
,ea's' winch opened ssy,s 10 his former err
rot What new definitions oil tie terms 20
ca a"d " national had he met With n.d
ne CONSUMED that luminous commentator On ia,
""S""ooo, who, semiNeekly, in the col
umns OF the Richmond Enquirer, eclipscs TIC
i.deralisi, aud puts MI Clay aud MIR
webster, aud even Nr. Madison, 10 the blush !
Was Mr.. RltChIe the Gamaliel at whose feet
/ our "oithy President SAL aud drunk deeuly OF
constitutional lore We ieel some inierc, IN
tins mnltrr, ana shall really be- glnd 10 know
whether Mr.. Richie has or hs. not read The
President some eloset lectures on the sub ect
II "lino ofend Mr. rs mpdes,y, pernaps
he will be good enough 10 tell us.
u Dr. tamm, appointed some months ar o
Munster 10 Chill has been ever since. aud il,
now, IN Ohio, receiving his Sl2 per day for do.
ing nothing This is sample OF The retrtnch.
meat aud reform OF which SO much mix las
been heard from the defenders and ppolos isl,
OF the preseul administration but THIS is ,ot
N. n H..
o,,.ocs so,o,n,elha IT,. I....,....,... n,
kirgum county Ohi0, to all in tue success Of
his polticnl i,.onds in the en.nins ,i,cf,,n, -
that State Mr.. Jefferson once said. tina, the
interference, bv federal officer. in ate s,er.
uons, was sufficient cause for MS removal from
| Office; ami Gen. Jackson, in his inaugural
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o. The 81. Lonl, Tunes, a decided Jackson
paper. warmly disapnroyes of the Presidents
'"''' d" y "'e""'J W '"sa'' o"' s''''
S''"''' ''e"'s !" Consistency ana pr'hciple'
- ot''''fe '""' '"e to"sy l"'7nea " the Pre.
''pe"' - "o' suo" NJ us '''en"' :" '4r west
""u -" eAPs'' "ou p' 'of"F oIhelal
acts aud declarations, and that thousands
who gave him then sincere support would base
paused ere they did il, had they toresren the
consequences. W. quote these things, NOT
the Veto, bu, to shew the slgns of the lines
" III Tue o." "a'd OF inc cry oil Ne"
forh' 4" e'ee''o" Tor A'"Ffma" 10 supply
'd'""'y mas :" "'s' p'a'e' VINO" re-
'u''eo III Tue cno'ce Oh hn'hohy Lamb Inc Lay
candidate, by majority OF lo0voieS over HI,
Jackson opponent. Ia the same wn'd at the
last Presidential election, the jackson MAORI.
" was 400 The gallant Lieutenant of the n,
\. Courier, who had been ridiculing Mr..
L"mo ehance u success some weeks pfeced-