Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1831-11-07

between Judge Smith. Of South Caroiira, and
Dun Green. from the Pbilad. U. s. Gazette.
which Duff says is so erroneous as To re.
quirs correction. Accordingly, hs gives in he
Telegraph, his rersion of the affair, which is
quite amusing, IL il be not entirely ,rue-of
which We confess we have some doubts -
From HE Telegraph.
A few DAYS after the sd iournmrni Of The Anti
Tariff Conven'ipu, the editor called a, Browns
hotel. TO see a gentleman from Virginia, rrtorn-
,ng from TINT Convention, of WHICH he was n
member. As he was leaving Toe hotel, he saw
Judge Sm in the bar Ioom. In gong 10 the
10 r he approached Judge Smith, and both
bowed, snb at the same lime extended hands
TO each other. The Judge then led the edi or,
still holding him by ,hs hand, TO the farther end
OF the room. when the following dialogue en-.
sued:
Judge Smith. A friend has just placed in nv
hand Your paper, in which, you have very im.
property Introduced the name Of my self and
family. I Wi not permit you to drag me aud
NY is'"'ly into your qnarrels.
Editor. do MOI conceive. Sir, that I hav.
Introduced your name into this matter. ! am
tho editor OF public press, ana II - my duty
10 speak of pubic men and public me Rsures.--
Your friend, Mr.. Speer, had written n Liter q
GoV. Miller IN whIrh he introduced your pame,
md sail sxpressl, TINT he was 1a,tug IN Yum
ADVICE yei the Globe ionk advantage of that
eiet 10 ohhrse Mr.. Calhoun with ,reschery,
and cnuspirng against Cen, acLson aud the
administrators. In using your name to coun-
leTaot the fasr imputatious of the Ginbe, have
BIZ discharg duty 10 the puh tic, OF ~hlch |
do not conceive that you have any right to
complain
Jufge Smith. | have not seen Mr. Speer.
md hive nothing TO do with his publications
aud y"t had 10 right 10 in roiuce my name.
Editor. Mr.. Sprer. Isitrr speaks 10, ITSELF.
aud p,essme you will no, decy tha lie is act.
Jag with you ~ political ally.
Jstdge Snllh. But, Sir, my grand daurh ter
i. oearer tn rae than NV lie, aud viii spdl my
hearts blood III her defence. fau Introduced
her name INTO your paper, and YOU must TAX
It out. How dare you say thar she dad not VISIT
Ms. Eaton
Editor. IN speaking of your family | used
no ,prms OF disrespeci. only stated n fac,
well known in This CITY NJ the 'ime. and dad
80 10 show that YOU and Mr.. Calhoun held the
same relation to Maj. Eatans fa'niy, aud thus
to show that the iui'rence drawn from Mt
Spret's letter was not correct. fn1 say that
mus 'ake your family out nj my pancr. The
\ CONT adictipn Of what hhve sad. Now, IL
you wiI autbOrise me TO say fhit Ihev did VISIT
Ms. Eaton. | vii most eheeldIy say SO, as
upon 1our authority.
Jpdge Saah. You put then into your pa
per "tioat Wy authority. anu yoJ must take
them out without IT,
Editor. A. bs,ore said have said nothing
about yonr fanny which should be cause ~
ot~nce. ! have said M mote of them ,hsu
said Of my own hieud,. A, H. ediIur Of d
public paper, 60 not ask your permis,I1n, or
that of any otnrr mdlyIdua, u DO "na' ON
GIVE II ny dat, TO do nnd unlrss | can be- sa-
I,hrd that "asti have said is inco,i eel, no cor
iectlon VIII he mate.
Jadge 3Hith. sas one Of yonr beet friends
unti ,ou drn sd my name iuto ihs guarIe.s 81
YOU friend c ,ihouh.
Ekior. Hlowevs, murh may regret the loss
OF Your tazndshtp, | havo the Consolation 10
know thai II Was losf 10y no lault OF mine ani
mast he excused Tor correcting You in mat
- OF fact IL WAS you who dragged me in,
ond male ma putty III g0ur quarrel with Mf
Lhinnun.
fudge Smith. Il you, Sir II wa. you.
SIR Look nj ihe talsehJous you published
abpu, me IN the Ssnate
Editor. Judge omMh Won are an old mhn
snu csnn It therefore resent such language,
As ",hermis. Would but ask you, SIR. IN re-
memh"r iarai ! do not permit any one to speak
Ia mr. ia sucn team.
Jielge smith. ask no protection OF my age,
sir a,n Htle TO protect Myself.
Editor. You may forget what is due TO your
agr aud condlIoa in soci-ty but you cannot
make me disregard what Is due 10 NINE.
Ju'gG SmittA. You lad drag me lnn Mr.. Cal
houn's quairels. AID he is tie damn dest scoun-
drel ia the United 5 sies, aud latend ~ prove
tim so.
EddOr. OF MIR. Calhoun. and ynur guarres
with nIm, tuis IS neither toe time OF place for
,he discussion and II you, ate, having filled
the most respectable pubic sistInns, do u.a ieaI
y"nrsei degraded by the exhibition that you
h"Ve made, IA such place "a pubic hsr room
rio, aud otusi iherr!oIe deohne further paTilcI-
pa ion ut
Judge Smih, ought Dot TO have Spoken 10
yon, DIR.
Editor. Thn was a matter of your owe
ch"Iee, aud 10 me OF p"Iteci indIIieICnce.