Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1831-05-26

-, Dutcifff1a' ugly ~" = s2r 80,
sfJnz .sd,l,sr rage on Gen. Green however but he
Thsy ssys borne witt, furthermore eqaanintg
appeas 80 hsnn expect. d considering his recent
NAV -...e,,,unes--Tbe recent Ward elections In
,r.oire US with the hope that this heretofore
Ne" r,c,ety has been shorn of its power in that
Po'es'e 90 look with confidence for its deatll-blow
s'l,g' .e<, Presidential election.
writer in the Nashville Republican adj
.,he strange idea.--and as bold as u Is
--,bst The q. Vice Presidency oil the IT,
',,,d STATE. ought to be abolished. |, has hi.h-
49, saws the writer) done no good" never
"a, 40 any good. |, has done, Is doing AMI
'.,,,a,e 10 do. much mischief. The con
.,,,u,;on ough, to be forthwith amended ny the
o.,.. 40 as to remove altogether this ve1a-
10, from the machinery Of the govern
~n,r The. place where this novel opinion
,.ebed. Yashviiie --il,e channel Of its com.
.,oiea,ioo to tho publ'e, Gen. Jackson's organ
.,crthe Hsrnitogs--and the time OF It's pro-
.,,,e, alton, just al the moment 0fhis quarrel
- Mr.. Calhoun, all conspire TO render this
..,.,raph worthy Of public attention. The
'A,;,, IT Washington, (the Globe,) has slrra-
s..er,ed thai the President can doas well
.r,,ho., as with "A Csbinet---& nov il is said he
do y,;,l,dut a Vice President. These thing 8
slight "squiniing" at 0bsoiaie monarchy
we doubt nut the President thinks he would
...Le an admirable King The "vrxatious
.i,y,n OF The Presidency restrain HIM from
nlavos maoy 'lantss,ic tricks" which, as q
u,oarch. ne might riglltfnly do. Bai We be.
IN TO think th,t i, would he we'll, if he were
. closged' still more Than he is. However
4, veratious'' II might be to hun, the right OF -
o;,ou might thea be exercised by the people
,,about bringing upon the minority the perse-
c.tisos oil the pumps aud parasites as well as
,,s chief officers oi the goveru,nenl.
Mara Dinners A public dinner is To be giv-
on "a Mr.. McDn,fie al Charleston, 10 which
AR Calhoun is TO be invited. Table Orafurs
are noi now confned 10 The party opposed 10
III. present acknowledgements hence, they
are not so disiasteful to our contemporary Of
the Enquirer and has associates ms they were
wont 10 b.. Gastonomic Displays are now
recorded by them, without excitiDgs word OF
sasry comment.
Caricaiires.--The Richmond Wing remarks
that, new, e"largei and improved editions Of
The Rafting caficature have bten brought out
hi Philadelphia. In one Of them Mir. Richie,
Oi,he Enquirer, is added to 'hs dramafis per
soaq. He is not quite so sleek ani tat as the
four Says the Whig,) but 10 atone for his lean
ness the artist has muniGceolly provided him
with two faces -one at the head g. the other al
The tail. The words iyraot' aud carse. !" as
applied BY toe Eaqlirer, 10 Gen. Jackson ia
DAYS Of yore, before the majority elevated him
to the Presidency. arc scarcely legible in
the back ground while 1.-The old iarmer," the
a. SAVIOUR Of New Orleans" Statesman and
hero" Second Jefferson aud other
such like a1ectionate phrases, wherewiih OF
late wears the Enquirer has seen hl 10 bedaab
the President, occupy conspicuous place
il he foreground oi the picture. The idea
Of the tico faces is excellent; and We have no
doubt the Enquirer itself will admit that there
wit as we'll as apiness in il.
The Philadelphia u. s. Gazette says thai
run ; and that several thousand hal been pnr-
chased 10 send to the Western states.-Noah
luorHs THAT the President himself laughs
heartily al ihem-iike some children we have
seeo TO keep from crying. While he laughs
there is doubtless a {" tear in hi, eye.
N.W,pnper ageney.-Gen. Jackson bids fair
10 ~ia from Thomas Moore his appelaion oil
Free Tom" Not coniented with franking
seIt,r 10 a mem er Of the Pthnsy l. ania Leeis-
laure soliciting his nomination by that hody
10 the Presidency. i, is now alleged that he has
stopped to frank aaotber letter 10 n menbef
oil tho Tenpcssee Legislature, soliciting sub
scriptions for the & lobe new spaper--his new
official trumpeier. If this be so-and it is
not denied--it is an abuse OF the trankine
privilege, aud an attempt To contr"l and
dIrec, public opinion, which ought to receive
the marked disapprobation OF The people.
1J' The newspapers from the F" far West
are Just bringing US the echo oil The dissolution
OF the Cabinet, accompanied with number
oia-5's aud I! !. proport oned TO the poliiica
bias OF The Editors. The " collar marked
gentry manifest no astonishment whatever
Tney wish 10 make out that il is thing 0
40 conse quence--a matter OF oToinary Occur
renee.
" The Wig misunderstood ns-oi II wooi'
mol have charged us with illibeIali,y we
did not adult the souudpess Of Noahs advice
and then object IL, on account OF its source
as the Wing seems to suppose .-On the contra
~, our design was TO prove that the advice II
self grew out OF the presumptuous ignorahe
Of the Qiyer. live were to tell Nj. Noah tina