Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1830-10-25

ofslf. dnrins my sisY j" 0eirai.. taAl wnnld
seem tn ias'iiy this atlac, upen N, feelings aad
character
" design 70 lesvefhi, plscs to-day lrelaes,
that your reply may he prompt ard explicit.
| claim il rs an aet o. instice
with dne fesneri. am &c.
y. D. GARDINER"
10 fhis we rephed, that We had seen and
heard enough 10 convince rs thai he was habit
gsily intemperate. and We therefore judged him
unworthy the patronage OF the government.
He remained here tHen,y.four hours, without
in,iD,aiing 10 us, thai our reply was not salts.
factory The same evening however, he made
a long Argument al lie bar, 10 disprovei ruth
in the course of when be. alone. emptied two
bottles Of vice Since his departure, a letter
dated the same DAY, bad appeared in The Oak
land Chronicle. which was probably writtentls
same evening.
We copy so much relates 70 his appoint.
ment.
g In the FIRST place, with respect To the ex
tract from the Lynchorg Virginiau, /, is sutIi.
Gent To say, thai the assertion Of my having
been appointed by the President AS a SORT OF
political missionary 20 the Narih-Western In
dams, is totally eronnlesS and false hold
no appointment whatever under the President.
| My late tour was MOI perlorme under his AZ.
thOrity. nor was II, IN the most remote degttc
conneeted with any political subject
This paragraph only disafirms any agency
OF the President N hi, mission hy Implication,
It admits an appointment, by some Department
of the Government. Reports here are various
II is quite iInnateriii to Us, whether he was
indebted tor it to thu Secretary OF State, or the
Secretary OF the Treasury Neither Of those
gentlemen can acquire any honor by acknowl-
edgIng such protege.
W We referred. the other day. 10 coP-
templaied meeting Of the people Of Ohio conn
ty, with view of peiiioiiag me next Legs-
latnrs Of Virginia II cede portion Of the Old
Dominion to the State IF Nlarvlsuj. We no "
refer 10 il again, To show The effect Of such an
application, i ii be successful. It woull cut
off from Virginia the entire counties OF Preston,
Monongalia. Tyler. Ohio, Bro ike, g. half ol the
counties Of Harrison and Wool. embracing an
area of vast extent and popul ton which, III
1920, amounted to Al ,0lo an which is now
supposed to exceed $4,000. For ourselves, we
Iift up cur hands against this unhallowed at
tempt 10 weaken the physical force Of Virginia
Mkt TO disunion the States. we are oppos-
cd 10 disunion of the Old Dominion. We
cannot deny. however. that the people Of the
trsnsinoniane country will be perfectly jnst't'
bic in resorting 10 this mode of Obtaining th'ir
poiticai rights, iftheir demands 10 this effect
be much longer. as they hageso long been, re
/ oeived with apathy and Indifference aud replied
j TO by denals. reprolches and cutting sarcasms'
! Ttr Forsign ksws.-We lay before our reH'
ders .t.is morning, advices from Europe, SIX
days later tnan previous accounts. France IS
Us Tranquil as might be expected, after her re-
cent convulsons. which would not. Of course,
/ settle down al once intoa sthie Of tranquility
and camncss The cessation Of civil war Will
! AWAY leave some dissatisfied spirits, Who are
eager 10 stir the emhsrs of discontent aud
! str,fe.--The acknowledgement oil the new gov
eminent Ly England, and the certainly that
| Austria aud " obaby Russia will do the same
thing, puts IN end 10 all apprehension of for
eigu war Although the course Of the Russian
government has been hostile to the Revolution
get, al the date OF the last advices from 81. Pc
tersburgh, news OF the breaking out of the
" Rebellion 10 Paris as il was there called, har
only been received The dethronement & ban
! ishment of Charles X. Il the peaceabIe election
OF the Duke Of Orleans had not been heard OF
The Emperor of Russia viii follow the way
that England and Austria INDEPENDENTLY
when he sees by what feeble tenure other
Kings retain the scPpIre in their grasp
In The Netherlands, the Rcvoutionists will sur
coed IN obtaining all hey demand. The King
i, man OF seose and PROD ence and will not
! ike Charles X lose his Crown, with all its i'm
munities and privileges" vain and idle str"g
! Gle 10, arbitrary power.-But we refer the rca
der TO the Interesting details in preceding
columns.
| Errors ofthe Press.-Lldicrons and veSa'
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