Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1830-04-26
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THOMAS II. BENTON
Extract Of a iettt, 10 a friend in Mnrytand,


have lived a year and better under the blcs
sings OF the present Administration and have
endeavoured 10 give. though feeble II be, VIVA,
conscientious support could 10 those who dis.
peused them. Some things have found TO cen
sure aud, Indeed some times thought should
be compelled to withdraw for when come TO
eypher out aud add up the Gl6ment ofthosc
promised blessings for the year past am little
pdYZted in my calculations the sum total comes
bit with a minus & before il, work II which
way will The tariff sui sits upon the land
he an incuhas. We haye not got back our
colonial trade OR Minister 10 England has
been obliged TO trot after Lord Aberdeen in the
country shooting grouse and has got only fine
words and fair speeches The French claims
have moi been lquidaled and their papers have
he afirontery 20 attack our Preslden, for talk
ing about possible collision. One.ihird more
clerks have been appointed IN sope Of the De-
par,mcns aud in none has the number been
! reduced. The speeches in Congress have been
longer than ever the peoples English has been
murdeted by the peoples servants The u. S
Bank has been ut ackpd-an attempt has been
made 10 give away ell Uncle Sans farm-Don
| Miguel and Sli,on Bolivar have beco Endorsed
Hs true patriots and legitimate Sovrelgns--a
thousand honest men have been turned out of
office the peoples palace has been fitted up in
| style ot oriental magniicence, in order that
all the little boys and Migrants might hold a
jubilee in il. Private letters have been broken
open in the city Post Office others suppressed
or captured by pirates, that have qui, the
Keys, and find an asylum in the eHgpr conf
de0ce OF men IN pover-extra postage has been
unlawfuly ex'orted. The printer to The Sen.
ate has been allowed to insult the members
with IMMUNITY and Isaac and Amos are ex-
pectng to be manufactured into great men.
The Cabinet are by the ears. and occasions hi,
Excellcncy as many long .w,nded signs. O keep
i pa ched together, as IL did Doctor Young
when he reIdpsed into night the fifth. In ruth,
my dear sir, il would take qure of paper to
so through the Catalogue, there fore sureease.
with hope thar the blessings OF reform will
not he showered upon us for more than three
years longer.
From The ". Y. Commercial .1dpertiser Of The
18Th inst
Legislature Caucus At an adjourned Leg
islative Caucus held IN the Assembly Chamber
at Albany on Tuesday night, OF which William
Nj. Oliver, Esq. the acting Lieutenant Cover.
nor, was Chairman, and J. B. Gosman, ESQ
of Ihompkins county. Secretary. resolutions
were passed directing a convention 10 be held
at herkimer, on the S,h of September next to
nominate candidates for The offices Of Governor
and Lieutenant Governor OF this State, and
erhorting all the faithful to adhere to the usa.
ges Of The Republican Party. Having dis
posed of the affairs of this State, the Caucus
entered upon those ofthe Union, per order. as
follows
Resolved. That Gen. Andrew Jackson, in his
short but brilliant military career, filled the
measure OF his country's glory. As President
oil the United States, lie has fulfilled our fon.
dest hopes, and most ardent expec aliony.
and ia the selection his Cabinet, has eyin
cell feeling 10 common with the Republican
Party.
II Gen. jackson actually filed the measure
OF MS country glory, then has nothing been
Ieit 10 he performed by the heroes and states
men now living, or hereafter TO be numbered
among the Sons Of Columbia. And il the Pre-
sident has fulfilled their fondes, homes. &c. why
nave the members OF the Legislature been pc
.hion'ng him to remove the gallant veteran,
solomon Van Rensselaer,, from the Albany Post
oihee, which he has refused 10 do?l
hesotped, That his vigorous efforts in the
cause OF refrenchment and reform, and in the
detection, removal aud punishment of public
de'aulters. have endesred him 10 the Democra-
cy ofthe Nation.
As IL retrenchment, the best commentary
that we can make, is contained in the follow.
ing toast, given on the occasion of the late din
ner 10 NlF- Newton, at Norfolk -
BY Mr.. James Carr, Of Norfolk COUNTY
re Jdckson and Reform" Pariy-Two ears
ago the people paid eighty thousand dollars to
near their promises Of " Retrenchment," this
year. they have paid thirty thousand more TO