Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1831-04-11

oe'ns warmly 10 layor Of Mr.. Calhoun, And his
opponeni a. hostile tn him. Tais Is the brgia
Mug Of troubles to TIE pasly Ia this State.
" Coming event, East their shadows before. "
Foreign NeWs.-The spirit OF Revelation Is
sill abroad IN Europe. Italy has eaus ht the
hame, and has struck a blow lor liberty, Sue
cess 10 her
Tue complexion of the last accounts which
"e publish his morning, is decidedly ~aslike.
Indeed, Ne eau see no probability OF an am,
cable settlement of III" great ques t,on at ISSUE
between thu governors and the governed.
Bells London Messenger is decidedly of opin-
ION that gensral war is Northumberland its
views are entitled 10 considerable weight. All
doub on the subjtci, however, must be spesdi-
" remosed--snd conjecture give way to Ger
fs'n'y II ls impossible that III, Powers can
lung preserve hsir present a,ttude-which
reminds US Of what We have sometimes seen
Two clustering bullies, anxious Tor a contest, vel
! each afraid 10 give the first blow.
le1andria Gazette, on his reception into the
ranks Of" The Republican party" Notwith-
standing the decided friendship OF the Editor OF
that 'ieelient paper for Mr.. Clay, the Globe
calls him = conspicuous Editor of the Rrpub-
can party, aud quotes his remarks as i" Judi.
clous and orthodox Is Mr.. Van Buten seek.
ing "A -" coaiiiion' with the. Clay party We
hope shortly thet We shall be brough back a.
gam into the fold. Politics like mser, make,
one acquainted with strange bedleilo~s.
IL The members ot" Ms Republican par
~" WHO have any thing 10 lose by its d,,-
sion, en,real the Globe aud Telegraph 10 cease
their quarrel. The National Gazette, in refer.
ence h this anxiriy, correctly remarks - when
one vi fraternity vi countertciter. turns
states evidence, IT "a Hl"ay. and naturally the
desire of the friends Of the brotherhood tina, IL
testimony should 10 suppressed"
VI Thomas Walker G,lmer, Esq. formerly
Editor OF The Charlottesville. Advocate, aud
now member OF Ihe House Of Delegates FROM
AlbemmIe, has issued Proposals for publishing
in Richmond. semi-~eekly paper, to BE- called
i" The Virginia Iimes."-Mr. 6. MAS au advo-
cate of Gen. Jackson a, the last rlection--lt Is
runored he will be CaIhounte in tho neat.
W e shall publish his Prospectus hereafter.
GT The Judiciary bill as It has passed The
Se"bte. IS on the one Judge plan, the State to
| be divided into l8 cicuits. 1t ID now before
the House OF Delegates.
u The Norfolk Herald says, that il has re-
ceived iniornaiion, on undouUteu authority,
that Samuel d. hgham has been removed
from The office Of Secretary Of the Yrpasury.
bJ We have copied the Toasts drunk ri The
Dinner given to Mr.. Burges. at New York,
which are exceedingly pihy and poul"d, and
the address oi G-n. Van RI nssienr, the Presi.
dent of the Day. Tue Speech Of Mr.. Burgess
is Mttched in some Of the papers, but We have
thought it best 10 defer its publics, on, until ii
appears at length and in a corrected form.
| VI ne Boston CouTIet denies Nne stale
ment sometime slnce made, that the Legisla
ture of MsSss chusttts had passed law autho-
rizisg mtermarriages between the bla cks aud
whites. An attempt was made 10 do so bull it
/ failed.
| ~ We are requested TO say thu, Odn IL
| Clay, Esq. will not be candidate - Represent
this county in the next Leg islatuIe.