Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1831-04-04

scfuc, pSfiicul.fly taal mad ~ tint oasiness,
AID hos. and any II "a. occssiOnfd
prev iu,ss 10 ihe publication beng maze,
RECESSED request from Mf GraadS 10 see h,"'
siTIdea him the interview he so1gh'' TIC
informed me the Vice Presijent hal eonelnd,h
certainly 10 make punt cation oi the eoiTrspo"-
dene. and lnnl hl.. tdt. bsl great an''fp
WAS that tue appeal ialended % accompany y
should be 80 iramed, as that III. frrsihe"'
might moi feel biussif called upon, To- Any
fbibg IL should contain, Ia oner iePiy- - '''
Pre.ident should adopt bis conrs'. he eh'et'
ained The opinion, ihai the i'aiter "ouIu i"""
pas away. and every thing Of phdy et'"e-
ment ne avoided. Such Wa the nature oi our
Conversation. sod readily accorded viii MN
10 his frank he.ue.
+" Mr.. Grundy expressed the opinion iha' u
would be ~ his power 10 obtain the hssrnt 81 'i'S
VIC, President 10 show me the remarks "ll@h
Mr.. Calhoun attended 10 present ID tie piohc'
Shortly after datk. the next evening ! Went
to hrs lodgings Arfisink. was told by ia"
servant NJ the d"or that Nh Grtniy VAS moi n,
home, 5ul had gone 10 Mr lnghHm'. direct
ed Inn 20 90 ther", aud say mat wished 10 see
him. liz soon relurnrd. aud shortly afterwards
Nj. Grundy canIe ia, and We sat down toBeih-
~ aud alone, IN Ia. bed room.
- lie CONCEIVED il had bean permitted to him
TO show me the paper of = hich he had before
spoken aud after some cursdry remarks, such
as he though It would no" d. and lha,l would,
rs h. read IT, note any expression which might
consider eHeeplipnabe, proceeded 10 read II.
Nirtcver remark occurred Which thought
calculated to rxcite, or which by pos''nlihy.
might he ml,conceiyed, | of red Suggestions,
agrreabls To The invitation which Mr.. Grnnds
hal lendered pf al which h" made uotes. |
kept none mys-lf, aud hence cannot say that vi
weIe adopted. | do not doubt about II, how
ever, "A, Mr.. GtDndy afterwards informed me-
that ihty bad been adopted.
" Having Irud ihroHg the nppea', Mr.. Grun-
dy, observed. " well, II the suegea,ohs and IL
iusralions "e have maize, shall bt approved. do
you ihl.Ik the President will feel h,nself called
upon TO reply. or 10 nodee, himself, any thing
tina, the appeal contains My answer was.
thought mol, aud NV ANXIOUS desire MAS That
he "onh not; but without doubt The newspa-
pers would iake hold VI aud canvass tue mat
'cf. aud TO whha conrse Of thai KIND in The
enh nigh, lead, time only could determine
I'VE were about 10 separate when Nj. Giun-
dy obsel we'd -" WI you sre Gen. Jackson,
aud explain 10 hun wnat has taken place |
will see Mr.. Calhoun, anu II the course VIZ
hive taken b. approved, GU sLali he informed.
But did not communicate the subject 10 the
fresidrn', because. uIon ref cton lhoueh,
It improper to do SO. ffo,n Nh Gruul, re-
oeised a note the neht d.} stating that all WA
rlght, which understood 10 mran, that the
suggestions "iferrd had been adopted.
" ihe evening preceding the uay when The
correspondence made is appearance, a printed
copy WAS enclo5ed 10 me. with r an-st thai
would submit hat TOO 10 The Fiesldcui. Ihis
also declined 10 do.
/" III health has prevented me from making
lbs communication earlier Globe