Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1831-06-06
Ern,n ihe Rlclnnnd Hhig.

We always take pleasure ~ IL ppUilChl tT
fusinus of Maj. Henry Banks-thtre IS SOM
thing N thrm, So exec Ugly mare. feThdps
his magnauimous resolution OF now supporting
Henry Clay, at er having. as he says, been The
piuci, ai cause OF us deieat IN 1873. g'ses IA
70, 10 his present sddre 5. We find u e follow
tng IN the k-nfockiau, oil 18Th May
- Being We y canlidrutih I prevented the e.
ler,,on TO the presidency OF MIR. Clay, by the
kemuckisns ant thai caused tue election OF
oen.A ntrrw JACK son TO tina, office, have
"a civ received such lights upon that subject
thail have resolved not 10 oppose the election
IL fIene, Clay, but 10 do what IL honor ! can
10 prevent the re-eltohan Of Cen Jackson, 10
tba,otlier Aud | do rrcomm' I'D that 90 OF 60
oftke hentucktans, vino were Denounced 10y
Gsn Jackson for havieg vigorously ftd al
Nra Orieaos on the Oh Of January, should
form then clvts rtu patty, 10 he under the
command OF Gen. Adsif, and Thomas JOYCE
ss an esroft 90 conduct Gen. Jackson 10 hie
scat in lennesser, and dePort themselves To
~afds him, with ufban,y, such MS would he
becoming towards the eA-pfcside nj oi the Uni
ted States.
| osesome amends 10 The keniuakians fot
having been the cause of their DISAPPOINTMENT /;
and TANK that am IN duty aud justice btUnd
to repair il. HENRY BANKS, ot FrguHo.
The following parallel" after the manner Of
Plau,afcht will cause many a smile.
From Htt Nao York Jphig.
a. RAJ DEAD, FOR \ DucAr."-Ths is
What the Prince Hamet said, WHEN LIE thrust
through the aifas aud let oui The lie Of Po
ioaius. Now hi. Polonins was (Shakespeare
auttofe) mtddlesome Strrtiargof STATE, in
Denmark, IN tormer days aud n Is curious 10
see what u remarkable parall 10 ihls Danish
Ease, tie rolhical history OF our own times cun
iuinish the coincidence is very affecting
L1empii gsdtia, as President Jackson might
cav, tor he saia FL Ia Brute :" 10 MIR. Cal
houu,-Polonius WAS Secretary of State. so
teas Mr. Van Buren. Poonius meddlei With
me affairs OF tiamlet, Who was next in place tn
The King oil Denmark Mr. Van Bnren medd cd
with ,nr affairs u Mr.. Calhoun utxl in Place
10 he pttsuen, Hamlet gave the meddling
Dane has guietlis, and Nj. Calhoun has dom
rs much loi the modelling A'neroani Haml
eid twnh n bare no kin -" aud MIR Calhoun
with sharp pen; polonus thought he wa
safe behind III. aIras, but yet he was pierced
Mi. Van buen tat.red himself he was secure
~ concealed, too. but he was rea, he'd, and
through guiie as hin curtain and finally Il.
Hamlet, when he made his huge, exclsiuied
u ral - SO have Mr.. Van Burens county
men ca larned. upon his hiIht from tie Cab
net with the ieathered shaft Of the Wee Pres
dent trailing from his side" q 1di a rat =
1nGeed, the parallel does, AS the lawyers say
EaE upon all IOtIS II is great deal closel
,hau that wh'ch Capt Flew"tllen drew be
tween Henry ON and Al xander the Great
The correspondent Of The Journal Of Com
mrtoe tndeI dale OF The 9Th NAY, SAYS;
NJ. Iaeham viii publish another chapte
OF the " book. and il he does not, ] VIII
lhere shnli not he suppress ed one psge
propose to wait until those whose duiy a rs I
Come before the people, have ~ opportunity 4
act: and il they biancb, the people shall new
eIihelrss have the whole.
The last report from Washington is. that 'h'
War Otheeis 10 hs offered 10 Col. bra, ton U
South CaToilnai and peace offering &c
MIR. IDghBm, tender Of the mission 10 Rnssis
was about 10 be made. His threatened pamph
as much dreaded, and every Effort viii he mad,
10 suppress II; that certain court nltigues ma,
never meet lhe liz hi Vi day.
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