Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1830-08-12

-, zen e''ash We were blessed with King Log. IN
''ea' oi oe'pg cursed with King stork.
- Inc Augusta Consttu,,onalist remarks. wifi, sur
rs' 'ia' al the State ghts dinner At Charleston on
''' Isl OIL July, the name Of William H. Crawford
% inc most distinguished advocate, of State Right.
:" '"e ohlon' was not even mentioned "-rh,r, IA
surprising ia hi, fact The leading men nj thai
u'"s' are now, as they ever have been the de.pi,,r.
a"' revue" Of Mr.. Crawford In year, rone nv, Nj,
want too far in his State Right pr,nciple. To
su The palate OF tho Carohnan.-no,, h. doe, 40, a.,
~ enough lor them Then, the South Carolina pot.
eians were for splendid national government, To-,
Tue State governments indeed to ,nrro corpo.
"'o oodihs under the supervision and control of Tho
great COLOSSUS Of the " Ten Miles Square" Nom. they
w manning the State governments supreme and
rendering the Federal head more imbece eve, than IT
was under the old Confederation System To both of
''eso extremes Mr. Crawford stands opposed lis
maxim Is, IN medic tutissmus ibis-and IL Is therefore
not surprising that he finds no more favor IN their
now than he did when Mr. ihouu and has faction wer,
So eagat to XII hIm-in the columns of the Ua,hnc
ton Republican
o ''a'oh '"utiet recommends CaiUs Csssius
'"oieiehs' the putatWe father of the much pulled
Report ON Commerce at the last scssion Of Congress- as
sovereign oil "re'ee We should be gratfed If Caius
could have fair opportunity OF playing sceond fiddle
TO DIR Husksson, by carrying out his learned fetch
and carry" maNims into practice lilo would be an, TO
discover that nation be made to appear quite rich
aho prosperous upon paper, while truth IL Is sinking
INTO poverty aud Weakness by adhering To beautiful
eores which all experience has rciuted-just as III
paper prosperity OF 1875 49, II and 49, was succeeded
oy inc tremendous crash Of lS9--s period which pro.
we'd that when money, (or rather s chafy representa-
h'e2 was most plenty We then nearest thu hrink
of universal bankruptcy National Journal ,ign6
eany remarks that VIM Cobb,tt Is also candidate for
Mr. Camhreleng Is the erratic theorist We shall
give our suffrage however, for the latter In order to get
hun out of the country
u Duff Green asserts that DAVID Wade L.a who
recently declined nomination Of the jackson party of
CINCINNATI, AS candidate for Congress was On the
Clay tckeL'! IL DUFF demonted or has he an innate
love OF iusehood has he become 80 Gallons To .hene
That he cares not what ridiculous stories he palms unon
ms ofeduous roaders At the moment Duff made tins
assertion, he must have had the address of Mr. Wade
bsfora him. in which no says, il well known that
advocated the election of Gen Jackson TO the Office of
President OF tho United States Mt the first csnyas. in
which he failed, and also at tho second IN which he
succeeded" And again, after comb atung the arguments
OF tho Presidents Veto Message, at some length Mr.
Wade says: " Entertaining these yiows, should ha,e
romained silent but for the attitude in which WINS pln
ced, by being nominated as aJdckson nun" And be.
sides, Duff must have known that Joseph $. Benham
was the candidate the Clay ticket Yet he will 20
on aud repeat the fasehood that Mr. Wade was ON the
Clay ticket" time nnci time, rs occasion may to
render II necessary. Is he not match for Pluto
u The Combination prnts setting up a loud
shout at the prosperous condition of the finances of the
fostoice Departments not as they dre,butas ii is pro-
missed they shall be, a. the termination of the fiscal year
1t has been announced by authority, that there will be
increase of 100000 the receipts of the present
| year. We have no faith IN this PROMISE especia lily
when we recolect that last year they prophesed and
promised increase of $4,000, and yet wnen the
year ended, Postmaster General Barry compel
led to do what of his predecessors had done
before, To wit ask Congress Tor $o5OOO 10 pay the debts
Of .he Department According to the Rule Of Three,
he will have TO ask the next Congress Ion $4,000
This is mode of increasing the OF the De
partmont, but we confess we much better pleased
wi tn the good old way which Judge Mclean did the
same thing. IL puied himself IN the newspapers
and he asked appropriation Of COngrcss-two
things of which Mr. Barry has been guilty, aud which
seem to us TO be somewhat irreconceabls with each
other. However, we nope the Department may have as
large surPluSase of money asst is SAID twill hayeu'
in that IT will plead empty purse when WI
ask for an ended line OF Stages Southern MAJ
route.
| a. Mr.. Secretary Of War Eaton was invited to par.
take of Public Dinner his arrival at Nashville which
he accordingly did. Ii is marvellous that the travel
ing Cabinet will thus follow MIR. Clay's reprobaled
course-oatng public dinners and enacting the Tabl,
Orator. whenever they get chance. 1t throw,
Mr. Richie INTO cold sweat to DO compelled To Justif,
in this administration what he warmly cenSurad IN It's
predecessor,
~ One Of The DIsunlon papers III south carolina
Indignantly scouts assertion that It's party has eYer
been led or misied by the Richmond Enquirer aud Gov
Gesthe Enquirer being read by very few person. anf
Gov. Giles being scarcely known IN that State Is ]
possible that men of such boundless ambition and vanity
are SO circumscribed IN fame and influence
d. The New York Courier, (Which, our readers ara
aware. is pretends to be- Jacksonlan TO the CORE
thus speaks of one JOHN L. Leb who has been recently
appointed Marshal of Michigan territory, IN lieu OF al
honorable man. who removed to make room io
him: 1--WE have known Leib tsays the COURIER man,
wears but never heard him accused of doing or saynl
any thing that a reputable man could approve OF. W.
know that he was held in great contempt by the inabl
tants of Detroit as late 1896" And from the Detroi
Journal we perceive that the opinion Of ls26 Is nncan
ged in l53Ohe appointment having been received viii
indignation by all men of all parties. When the friend
of the Presdent Thus speak Of his appontees, II b,