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

hy thus c"'t'ng at the root of the matter, he
""uio nave eh'ctna''y prevented the evil tor
which he teels or affects such horror. by taking
away al cause fur 1.-THE Teler,aph asks
WIN emphasis, Is not the fact that Office is
sought aud acquired by such meas di. sraceful
10 the administration r. Il certainly IS and
Is equally so 10 any olergymao who prostitutes
MS sacred character by rescrting to them.
W poace hath ia victories us well ms
war. Had Gen. Jackson been sensible of
This truth, lie would not now have found him
self in the pitiable condition he orcupics he.
lore Inc world. HE character of the country
would not have been disgraced by the exposure
OF the shameless mmnrali.ies t. which he has
endeavored 10 give impunuy, nor would he
have gone down to posterity as a successful
General, with laures bligh,ed by individual
unwor'h'ness and civil incapachy. :" Greater.
indeed, Is he who conquereth hs own spirit.
than he who iaketh city"
u Its rnmoured that Virgil Maxcy, Esq
Solicitor ofthe Treasury. IS to he removed,
being strongly suspected of Calhounism, To
make room Tor George r. Porter. of PennsyI.
ence"
u The Alexandria Gazette says, the best
argument i, has seen against public dinners
is The facI that one has been offered in Wash
ington TO Mai. Eaton. -Ano,her, almost as
Philadelphia 10 Col. II. NJ. ] Johnson.
" Odicial quarrrls seem to b. the order of
NE day. Gov. Wolfe of Pennsylvania, and
Gen. Mckean. bis Secretary OF State. il is said,
have had rupture. and The latter has been
invited 10 resign, Ia mode JackScn.
~ The extract which we this morning pub
lisa from the Decentralization delivered on the
4,h of July last, by John Quincy Adams, will at
trac' the at,ention OF 'he reader. II shows Nnlii-
fcntrOn to lie mouereI mons,e,, which cpnuot
be- mentioned " without confusion oil though
AVID solccisln OF language"
.3n0.her CHALLENGE The X-Nars Of The War
Department, vulgary styled Moj0r Edion. has
challenged Mr.. Bcr'en. 1t is not supposed,
however, that any gunpovjer will be burnt
we understand Mr.. Berrien ia member ola
Christian church. The Major is monsirous
r1linm to challenge Mr. b. under such cir.
cumslanccs
~ The y. Y. Courier agrees with MIR. +.
T. Blair. that the subject of the dissolution of
the late Cabinet is quite disgusting, and that
enough has been said about H. We are glnh
10 see that their stomachs are 40, nHb Its
nauseating character. however, is the very
reason why it should and will be mentioned
until the people become sick not only OF the
theme, hui OF those who have brought it before
them.
Highly Important The New York Couror
announces the arrival, in that cit of fns
parcel of Tennessee cotton, marked after the
following fashion
uorm, ~, No.la6o.
We transfer the annanciHion 10 our columns
under the impression that 1t is an affair OF SOME
consequence, though We cennot exactly see
into it. The Courier never dea |. in TITLES.
GT Last Saturdays mail brought two
documents of political interest, which we have
40 rom for to-day. The first, is another
" Protocol" OF several original JackSontan, OF
Phil dephia and the second, a very long let
ter addressed by Mr. Ingham TO the President
ofthe United States. Mr.. Is letter is said TO
he tue strongest dose yet administered
We have not yet ha . time to read 1t.
Foreign ne,C. The reader will find mass
81 interesting news on eur 6rst page. SGtur-
York OF the De Eham from Havre, bringing
Paris uapers TO the ooh, and Havre to The 2ls,
of June. The only additional nem Of news.
however. is the fact Of the removal oi Cen
Diebitsch from the command OF the husSa"
army, aud the appointment Of Gen. Paske"ltsch
to succeed him. Thus have the laureis Of the
Balkan-ps sser wnbered
NJ il, announc ed that Mr.. Crawford'S D.
nal reply o MIR. Calhoun may he expected IN
q few days, in the Washington Globe.
~ 4 correspondence the Alexandria Ga
zette recommends William Wiri as candidate
io, the Vice Presidency. Richie says he
has not vet Determined whom he shall support
far This Office consequently, oil nominations
are al present premature.
Frusiieuale.-A letter rom gentleman in
received 10 this place. gives
a ateriog account of the rapidily WITH which