Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1830-07-08
From the National G1seiie.

Inc nulllitng politicians OF south Carolina
will not nccepl the Veto Message, nor tue re.
peal OF the duties Oh salt and moIas ses, even
as good augu,ies. They still Summon the peo
pie OF the State 10 " stand To their arms" The
Charleston Mercury says
Tho President, IL Is true has checked the
career OF rrohigate expenditure fpl a time /,
and he deserves unbounded credit for the man
ly patriotism and independence of his conduct !;
but the advocates of internal improvement are
neither conquered by his veto, nor do they IN
tend Ia reI0qnish quietly The precious privilege
OF dividing amongst themselves the rich aud
valuable spoils VI the South On the cnnira-
~, like vulures disappointed Ia their prev,
they have resumed the contest with redoubIed
energy, nor viii the, cease until they either
compel the Administration TO submit or sue
coed IN oyerturulug IT, The principle nri-
Their Is nor vii br abandoned. The monster
has tasted blood, aud viii have more whatever
be the consequence 2"
We trust. with regnrd to Internal Improve.
ment that neither The principle nor the pursuit
"ill he abandoned or Iniermltied uu,il al is
accOmp lished that IS desirable Tor the common
defence and welfare. Raj roads and Canals
are, virtnslly, torifcdiiOns they are neccssa-
ry Tor the due protection Of the coasts aud
frontiers from external aggression Win them
. my will be able TO prey on our internal resour
ces no point can be assaed TO which abun
dant means of repuse may not be im,ne date
ly transported
with respect TO expenditure, we have our
doubts whether it be within the province ofthe
PRESIDENT TO attempt 10 check the career oi
Congress, IN any way other than the exhsi-
lion OF esiimatrs. The treasury is at the dis
posal OF Congress; il that body drain il they
must MI II anew; the responsibility is with
them. Appropriations which he deems uncou.
Siiuiiondf, the President may and should re-
ject when they are thought to be mery ex-
cessive. an admonliory view for these finances
all that he can undertake as IA restraint. la
cases wherein the character OF the internal i'm
provement 10 Doubtful the most liberal inter
preiai'oo IS the best policy. A considerable
road or canal, in whatever State. must be bene.
lc'a tor The whole country ;ali aid furnished
| ny The General Government 10 a particular
state must strengthen its attachment to the
Union the more the several members of our
contederacy are accustomed 10 hook To The
mead ota generous auxiliary, the more fondy
VIII 'sey clog to the system.
From Wsshingion.-H is ,phispersd from
| Washington, that another eEiensivs butch Of
reforms, IS anticipated soon. IL is HkeWise iOhis.
Ptred, mat Ms's IS strong desire on the rart
ofhe Cabinet 10 jotios he dismissal Of The gal,
iaai Harrington by he remopat Of The ucierdn
Commodore Rogers from he Macy Board -Bnt
nus Jar plausible Preieri has not been found
for such. a measure. my. Com.
aSANuEL HERRicK has resigned the Office Of
Attorney of the United States for the District of
OHIO. TO which office h" had been appointed by
the President and Senate.
Ohio STATE Gazette.
The Lions of The day !---Senstor Benton ARR
we'd al home on Friday last. Sweet Mistress
Anne Royalis an a visi, 10 our CITY.
Missouri Rep,