Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1831-08-08

,.,..s should be allowed 10 say shat be
ins ,...sd upon the sul9eci.
p,sr'a,ye the report ssii appears IN the ie''er,
.saf as We can fefohee''
e. hf". ,hs rerspt Of err postscript .we receiv-
A,.,,sr7 from friend, giving some additional
ea.;cal,r,, aud slightly varying The statement
glove. .
.,,,,d,eat, shut his eyes 10 The baleful irhu-
=. hjch now rules every thing al Washing
An accidental interference Of two me M
oe,he Presidents cabinet, i, will, be seen,
alone prevented his appearance in the
Liz nrinls under his own signature, in
,s,nal controversy with some Of his late
eon6deniaI advisers There vas at Iea'' as
,..b If truth as bitterness in the sarcasm. of
Lord Byron;
tysn, a T!ero--an uncommon want
=. since every year ard age brings forth new
one;
j., p,, after filing the gszeues with cant,
rbe age finds out ihai il is not the true one"
gP Just previously TO our paper going TO
n,.., we perceived tia, the Globe demies tina,
,,s President intended 10 answer Nh. Berrien's
.,a,ement 10 person. Nous Uerrons.
i've Var 10 the Knifs.'-By the following par
I Gs,aoh. which we e.,rac, from ths Washing.
ton Globe, il viii he seen that Gen. Jackson's
Editor has made a direct and undsguised call
an Col. r, u. Johnson to appeal from the
p,ess to the pistol, in vindca,ion of his cbarac.
Ter. We copy il, to show to what lengths the
,,esopraioes al Washington are prepared TO
40, Il the people can sanction such ihicgs, We
orr much mistaken in their virtue and in,eli.
sence:
"Col Johnson Will, we have no doubt. do
himself justice. He is an honest. brave, tue
hearted and pereevering and he will prove
10 the American people, that he is as prompt
and capanle in defending his own character, as
he has SHOWN himself 10 have been in dcfen
ding his co,ntry. BY making him witness
IN tie attempt Ia disparage the President and
tsen seeking to im2each has cred,bili,y. he is
called 90 to viudicate a character IN WHICH his
conntrvmen take deep interest. His kind Of
fees lowafds Nj. Berren and his colleagues in
aus business. have been very ungiatetully re-
,nited. Their attempt to sacrifice him, we
ttas, will meet d more appropriate reir,bu-
ion"
FtG. do Foreigners say ?-We are just be-
ginning 10 hear the opinions ofihe foreign press
,onching NE dissolution Of Gen. Jackson's Cah.
iaei The Londor Times treats The whole mat.
ter with eating satire, I" AS an lila tration Of
American manncrs.' This might have been
expec ted although we know that il IS any thiog
Il
ais of the American community hre "a pure -
We believe tbry are purer, are those
81 any people on earth. IL is a remarkably
hra6ge common, on this fact, we admit, that
o ,me of the principal offices OF the Republic
arc filed by men whose moral characters do not
come up tn the general STANDARD. but who, ca
the contrary, are conspicuous for their gross
and repeated infractions OF those conventional
rules, a.rigid observance of which constitutes
the great charm, and can alone ensure the bar
mony of society I'VE subjon an extract from
the Times After referring TO the dissolution
OF the Cabinet, Il says:
That csuso as now explained. affords Gu
Tious illustration of American manners, and
shows thai our Republican brethren wost Of
the Atlantic, are not exempted from those pr
waite Influences " / e management OF their put ..
lie affairs, which in their srverer moods they
ascribe exclusively to old Counts 4 ,C0mdn
-snS The cause of The Tro,H UGr, and the s'lgh-
ted rretensi1ns oil mIni ster's wife oCcssianed
thc overtfsoS OF President Jackson's Cabinet
Whist dire offence from triaing spriags
What mighty contests rise from itsle things !"
Il would Hppenr that tor so'hs reason or 9TH
er, Unto whc" We forbeal 30 inqwrr) the iady
Gss sen,-not to Troy, bu TO Coventry, by
her fair coeQuAs in tue Official circle at WASH
ington, and that, beng supported ny hsr Lns'
band. As he wa ~ duty bound,s she formed a fac
non sss,rst her rrvais. Inc President, 10 show
hisiRpstusiug. freqqented nrr parties, as Wei
ma mo ,c oi tue other ministerial danes, and
thus added jealousy 10 dislsr. last The Ia
dies conlTived 10 Pmbr"n matters so hnch,
and TO eK ite SO maHy HIi;n"aerstahh'hgs oe-
tween thrir husbapd,, that no business could
be done. aad the President, IN ms 'onii""ed
importantly, ve3 obliged TO dismiss Tue whole
batch.
We have forgotten the name of bis ne"
Ministers. but We suppose that ia their Stlec-
zion he must have taken security against f0e
occurrence of d sltu,lar catastrophe by Cbo0-
sing bachelors or that he must have written
on the Presidential palace, Doe OF the rules
of the Hins OF Navarro, III Loves Labou' Lost
-" Item that no woman come within mile
of N, court, on pam OF losing her tongue.
~ The Washington Telegraph says, " None
of the newly appointed Heads Of Departments
have brough, their families TO Washington,
nor ia i, believed they will do so, until after
Mai. Enton's departure for tennessee" Are
they afraid Of having the screws applied TO
them, also
II Col. r. NJ. Johnson's arrival in Paula
delphia wa. Daily expected. at the last dates