Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1831-11-17
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We Do noi intend 70 narr1ls ~ ia: -. -.
heard Of Mr.. Randolph conduct u. P.-l,.,..,
elsewhere, since his return beeause. a!tbou.,, =,
recital might amusc the multitude, Il could ~, :,
10 make the judicoa5 grieye, that Tia, -
like in man should he 50 nearly all.ed r. Al. d.
brutal thal such powerful and splendid .s,f
should border 50 closely on inLeslllry and nam.
and that man who IS qualified 10 DO 20 pp,.. -
10 hlsf llow-beinss, and to shed such lustc ~, =.
country should rashly perYert ms high endoy.,,
| t1purposes sometimes Of ludicrous leyi,v and
Tiers ofmali,ious mischief & revenge. whieb,,aa
it diilicuk to decid. whether he be NOR If -,
toon or the maniac
IL N4Is5dH0Rd Dr.. Cidy-BtfwecntLs.,
tlansn an ancientteud exists and the for,
| taken oecas.onto seize upon some portion. 81
Biography Of tie latter reetaty written md -,
IlsHedby Mr. Prentice to assal Mr. c. W. rr..',..
with on"arraa'abis bitterness from The ia, ~.
even tie freHtaor Algga, lAmos Kad,Ir. -.
paper cad an n5 he most inyecra,e of Mr. Ga.
cnemic in Kenncky) has refused. On ,ist oror,..
topublish Mr. Marsha y communication D..
appointed IN Gnding, at home, wh re the fact. ,.
known, channel through which to pour forth r..
private eiiets MO the public Ear he contents H..
self WITH stating the fact that he has bottled them .
for the ese fposterty.-in this STAG of Tie narcg
Duff Green, who, magnahimous fellow cla pqyc.
see Innocence pcrseemeI without IN, rpos.ro. III.
road shield q his IilegropA toproteet thc y,,r,
offers his columns to Mn " r3hall io the 5ntooor
Ing Of his ong-snofhcred hatr d of Mr.. Cav. Mn
ter VIII en- was too of nsve eton fer the boa,ed a.
factories Of the Kentucky Argus, was net too ,s
palatable for the Washington Telegraph! Ant
this Is done, says Euf Green, in ne sn,,.-
o. moIneness or hostility to Mr. Clay Obn
certalnly not no one could suspect Huli If en,.
tanning such feelings towards Mr. Clay. IL, Who'd,
editorial career shows that he is very parialoA NJ
C.--so partial indeed, that he wishes Inn ia IN.
withdrawn Ct driven from the nomination for H..
Presidency, solely to ave h m from tie roortiira
Who believes that the arallc Duff ever tlaJg.
ofbenedr ng Mr.. Calhoun by Mr. CLAWS sal
'rawal o. hat le row t ink of If. c'ipg III
object, by z 'ins Il ror'e llqsclc ofhis columns r..
one Of Mr.. Clays cncaries, whose writings are Nd.
o5eetiona5la STOLE rejected even by the e5mmoa
sewer filth n Kentucky
= Among the raSstnEcrs IN tie packet ship
EapoIoon which sailee from NV York on the -tli
inst for Liverpool, we notice the name Of "the Hor
Jim Nelson, Charge DIES Aflaire,. On a sre,..
mission to Naples It IS quite likely TIT ".
stand in nerdot Charge DIES Adaircs at tine Coar
Of Naples, TO enforce arecovery ofour cluims agau
that government, for sp liations committed on on
commerc but, we think there was no ne.s,.,
ior the usuipaton, on the part of the President -
the power Of originating II NJ ssion during reccss
of Con ress, when if h. had waited ere 6us
month, the appointment Of Mr.. Nelson ,raa,t A..
were expodent, have received the requisite cons.
tutlonal sanctions. But the Pres dent seems d.
mined to Try the experiment, whether his yaPu'u.-
cum, as some of ms impludrnt friends ha,cas#er5
stand any ting /" And il would real sr..9
that the old watch-dogs ofthc constitution are a,nb
and flIthIess to their sclEassumed trust %b.u Ger.
Jackson Is guilty ola breach Of is c.,arCst pro-
sons Even the Old Lady Of the Frqur.
whose Seeding propenstes IN relation to THIS hele.
IN times past, have acquired for her widespread
fame, is silent. as the grave, when Gen. ia bso4
commits hasranty censurab,e uol Has son
been thrown to Cerbers, that his vision is ,Aa'
weakened, and his powers Of denmciation tlus pag-
olyzed