Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1831-08-15
THE OFFICIAL UNFRocHEp.
he Globe Of fhi. u, ming ssy.

The Globe OF fhs III, rning says;
ave most so,emniy and upon our honor
.ss,,e Mr.. Ingham, tbd the Pfessi icni OF
al, n. a. WAS not cunsnlted nor had he the
slic bteat agency IA the ptpduc tiUn al The para
u,auh ahish has calel forth from him seven
sol,d columns OF anlmadvefsion. We more
over assure him, ihoi the President never
,..a Il, herd II. nor beard Of IL, until II apprnc-
ca IN the newspaper, and Ms h. wss deeply en-
s aged in public business when IA" paragraph
IA publish, d, We doubt erceedingly mhetlerh
,,een canghl his attention after u was Published.
We must ,her efote, take upon ourSelves the
v hoe responsibility oil 'hs unihcky nrhoi',
end do hrieby assert our claim 30 Mr.. Ing
hans litter which tie has mrs ttectrd 10 H.
presitl,u, y iih the exception oi Sc much there
ofatrrDpeIly apperains to thr ~ gptinaonz
with eard 10 The trial ofthe nssasslns "a sui
iect which iausl TIT Ne tied by Dir. IriSl and
.tin,srll"
Wheo |, ia recol. rtied that the Globe was ca
ia5ished b, the special patronage oi ihendDu-
isiration-~,llat it processes TO DO rs cbosnn o.
aan hit IL hoHst, thai il speak. hy the Hutho q
ily ol the President and that the Article OF the
} lth OF July, giyrs private letter, written hy
thp 4, esiden, 10 Mr.. Inghnm, wb,ch could have
been obiained OILY from the President himself
!, requires all he reckless boldress OF the or.
gan 10 asset, tha,ihc Precedent never readil
bead thread, nor heard VI ,pnil itapt oated j,
tha uewspnper" Aud IL requires no less than
zach witness 70 ass, ri q belief that" II has not,
even caught his attention alter IL was publish
ell"
The b,underiug ofthe Globe has already in
vol, cd the President in ,n-x'tIcablc dill cuties.
Ii the statement OF the G obe. now made y
----...,-i The President had no hand or lot IN the
foo's"''o" '-f,ed 10, what are we 10 ihmk
saf n al - W.
a. Blair and Kendall 10 make sncu----a f M.
name aud private lttlers 7 j. IL he IA S., WIN,
B dDes uoi nj the condition OF a ChIf Magis-
I ate, who, tuo yeaisago, was the most populhr
man 10 the Union, and is now reduced TO SUI Ii
an alte native
WA, The Globe please tn inform MS upon
vhat authority iipr 'somesto be The Oil ca or
ean OF the Executive Ith be true that II Is
q thor sed 10 speak IA the name OF h" Pre- iaen',
aud Il al, 10 give The force OF hi. name to its
all,cles, usrs his private papers, anhuot SO
mach as consulting hiN, i es,athshes the fact
that the President is in tina leading strings OF
ll.os. who manage tue Giol e,md tina, they nave
so htie respect Tor nim aud us ap,n,ou., thlt
they do not even ihlnk IL worth while To ask
hs consent 10 use rs name IN n controversy Ia
~ Itch hr Is personally Concerned, and InVotv.
ins the motives OF one vi the mort decided
seI .asl ked ats OF his bic -, To such drpo-
Rib. aad disr- putabie shifts, has the " maIISn
Influence reduced he Hero OF New o leans 9,
VIVA, true friend ~ ms does not weep over ,hn
~rsck If such Il popularity Who inat
loves his country, does not eIclaim E" o tenn
po5a o mores -, Telegraph.
MR. CALHOUN "A Georgia rrper lately
snno.ncpd that MIR. Crawford's " final reply .
90 MI Calhoun might he expected every day,
aud that il eonld appear Ia tue Globe.
In noticing the allow, the Washington Tele.
steph ea presses the bsitet that The " final re-
ply" has been prepared for the Globe but
II doui ts whether that paper will Nentu,e on
its publicatiop, under "esisiing crcumstan-
crs." or one Thing. says the Telegraph, We
are sure "If Mr.. Crawford's haal reply
as il was prepared f,r the Globe, does appear
m that punt, the rejonler TO it viii put The
last finish TO the Character Of more than one
Distinguished Individual"
PCELIc SENTIHENT-Th Detroit pa
peTs Contain Tue report oi some vigorous I,o
ceediogs which have taken place in that city
in citation to the appointment OF young Ma
SOP, minor, 10 the Office of Secretary OF
State for Michigan territory. Al large NEE
ting convened for the purpose. a committee
was appointed to inquire '0to the mater. who
Reported hat Ma,oo frankly coni, s.ed his
being under age. aud consequently inoapaci
tsted 10 assume the functions Of his ctlice
Al @. subseqnent adjoWnei meeting, The same
COMMITTEE reported memorial 10 the Presi
dent, coucbed in terms Of iajign sii.n, denau-
ding The immediate iemos al II the mount at
iiom his Office. The young man, it appears
was formerly clerk in the department ..