Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1830-04-15
,yyCHBURG. APRIL ID, 1890.


J8s Nashville Committed. Tine Washington
.r.,ocr,nh has undertaken to reply TO the qle
..h;ch I'VE al Tres sed TO the editor of the
Nashville Republican few days ago, concern
,ho defalcation of Joel Parish, Cashier of
,os Nashville Bank the manner in which the
onev ahs,racted by his connvance, from the
nils orthe Bank, had been dIsbursed aud
..s source TO which resort has been lad 10 OBJ
ain The re payment of Il large portion of the
sofaIeation The Telegraph alifms, by an
.to,,t,. that /" the statement that either of the
z.,sons formerly of Tennessee, now in this city,
Washington were in any measure connected
18th the default referred to, or that they had
.,opsmitled furds 10 Nashville on that account
i utterly untrue" The Telegraph need not
,aye contraIicted a " statement" WHICH WAS
never made We should have been GORGEOUS
f,ols. indeed, had we charged Sc, of men
With being guilty of an act, the proof Of which
qould only be obtained from themselves. We
certainly, however, did iasinaa,e that which the
TELEGRAPH has converted into a statement -
hut We do not intend nOw TO show the strong
,robab.y thai such is the fact, the authorized
denial Of The Telegraph TO the contrary not.
,y;tbstandng We shall at least wal, 10 hear
rom Nashville.
In the mean time. however, we copy the de-
nal of The Telegraph, as well for future refer
eoce. as TO point out the art of the cunning
chier.-The Telegraph say, " neither of the
nersons formerly of Tennessee, now in Office, "
we.e connected with the delalcaion. We did
not say that either of those persons was SO
connected for, SO far az we know or believe,
neither fihose persons was member OF TIT
sli. is a denial OF what we never asserted or
,nsinua;ed, unless, indeed, it be by strained
inference from that query which implied that
Zen Jackson himself knew and approved OF
this mode ot obtaining funds 10 carry on the
war. Again-it says, tdey have transmitted
uo funds from Washington That may be
very true, aud yet they may have authorised
is payment from their resources in Tennessee.
But we shall not discuss this matter with the
Ieegraph-at least for the present
The following is the paragraph referred 10 in
Inc preceding remarks
THE NASHVILLE COMMITTEE
We find, in the Richmond Wing, "A seres OF
queries, copied from the Lynchburg Virginian,
addressed 10 the editor of The Nashville Repub.
Iican the Object of which is TO create belief
hat the late defalcdtion Of The Cashier of the
Bank of Tennessee, was occasioned by over
drafts, or priudie discounts 10 the Nashville
COMMITTEE, for elecioneering purposes and
that the funds, or part of them, had been
transmitted from this city. The editor OF the
republican will no doubt, answer for himself ;
but We are authorized TO say, tina: there is not
me least foundation Tor the lnslnuation against
the COMMITTEE, and 1hat the statement that
either OF The persons formerly Of Tennessee,
now IN ohce IN this city, we're in any measure
connected with The default referred to, or thai
they had transmitted funds from this place TO
Nashville, on that account, is utterly untrue.
-.oas-.
Gen. Jackson aud NE 1drtg, Although it is
well known TO all those who have paid any
sort of attention TO the course pursued by Gen.
Jackson, that he is as friendly to the policy OF
protecting our ihfdHt manufactures as is MIR.
clay. or any other OF our statcsmeu, yet, a
contrary Impression is sought to be produced
on The minds of the peop'e Of the Antrari0
States. This game, hswevcr, connOt be play
I'd now AS successfully MS It was some years
Hso The Message Of Gen jackson showed
most conclusiyeIy that he admits both lhe con.
'itu Ionality and expediency OF cherishing that
policy; and other indications Of his opinion ON
Tie subject no less unequiyocal, have since
transpired. We have one instance of this now
btofe our eyes Two gentlemen in Pennsyl
Fanla, presented tue President through their re
lresensiiyes in Congress,w AN axe & hatch
r' manufactured by them at their establish
iaent IN Chambersburgh. Gen Jackson, u,
acknowledging tire receipt Of the articles makes
ms remark These samples of the skill
Employed in that establishment, fully illustrate
rue capacity OF our ctiz-nS to contend success.
Ny with The ingenoity and enterprise Of other
nations They in fact, refae the idea, too
i'rsfdlen' N ssrerai Portious of The Union. thai
"e policy Of protecting ileos Is, in trery rev Of
80 sVec's' unsp'at 10 the a1iicipaiions Of lis
;. 's'as' Let no man, after this, say that Gen.
'''N'o" Is u"ttiendIy to the policy Of pTotec
,r. - lie disorganl2lng English Jatobin.
.io'"ds Copper, has repie! 10 tina, portion Of
va webster late speech Which inflicted upon
'e 'o''ner a merited csstigation for MS efforts
" of'os about dssolu,ra OF the Union Of the
~'a'e'' He talks about TIE OF the South, "
No " ne mad any share in their glories, or any
'"'e Tor their interest,-hc, an En.lisisnan by
'"'" and a'ufbulent, disorg anzing factioni st
'e'y where Tie defends with earne .tness
use Oh ms phrase, that " il is time to cal
.., &c the value Of the Union" and repeats it,.