Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1831-03-10

! rrnnent and the officer. unless there be ,trong
reasons TO the contrary, I came 20 the meet
log Iof the eahinetl i" under the impression
that ms usual course ought 10 be pursusd tn this
instance, whieh isFPoriedby presenting fully
aud freely all the arguments that occurred TO
me"
Now, how can this declaration he reeoncil-
ed with Mr. Calhoun's avermrnt TO Mr..
Hamilton. that such q measure as srresting
General jackson was not thought Of, much
less discussed" in the Cabinet IL this d'hi
Guilty be not satisfactorily srpia med, u mus,
place Mr.. Calhoun on a level with those who
were intriguing ogans, him.
" A warm cefres pondence is said TO be
going on betweea Senator Hayne and General
Jackson-supposed to grow on, OF the PIesi'
dents refusal TO appoint Mr. FindIay TO an
office in Charleston. because he was Nuliify>
er. In Thu, case the President was right aud
will be sustained by the unequivocal approbH>
ton Of the people. of all parties, except ,he
dsunlonists.
NJ Rumouf, come thick upon us. Of intended
changes in the Cabinet. II is said that Mr.
Branch is to make way FOR Speaker Stevenson
in the Navy Department that Maj. Barry sto
be appointed Minister 10 Russin, and not Mr..
Archer. n, formerly ennounced-that MIR.
Charles A. Wickliae is TO succeed Maj Barry
as Postmaster General, and that Mr. Ingham
and Mr.. Berrien are also TO give way to other
gentlemen not named. IL will be reoollacted
| that Messrs Branch. Ingham. Berrien and Bar
| ry are Calhounitcs-and il the rumors respect.
ing these changes be true, IL shows thai the sa-
of the Great Magician OF the Slate Department,
| is in its zenith.
IL We call the attention OF the Public TO the
| brief and energetic address " To the People Of
the United States" in preceding column.
| II appeared smut aueously in the National la
tiona inielIigsncer and National Journal Al
| Washington aud we presume that II proceeds
| from those members OF Congress who are OPP
| posed to The present demoraiized and demon al.
| zing administration. Proceed II from whom
/, may, however, ii is OF high aud commanding
| interest.
| A Sign The Washington Telegraph sp-
plauds the assault made by hessrs. Iazewell
g Ty on the course OF the sdministatio n
| relative 10 the Turkish Mission. Oar nnunesaka
| the NugInIan nj Winchester, having expressed
| ITS disapIrobal Of the manner III which
those gentlemen act Il, The Telegraph takes
a casion. IN adye,tieg 10 that Circumstance, 10
I a., -Gto MI. IaZwell, and 10 declare iust vi
| .nia VII sustain MIN N his tecent course.
Does not the i"ieg feph know that Mr. ktch'e
le,sapiloyes OF u, and has tha, print yet I.
learn tia, Virginia pm Mr.. Richie are con
yerlbe terms
u Martin A. Dawson, of Charo, .Rllf'
hds rssu, d proposals to publish weekly pnfer
| TO be called " The FarmriHe Hdrocnte," al
farmville, in Prince Edward county lie is
said 10 he Republican. bu, whether Of The
Jackson. Van Buren, or Calhoun stamp, we nfr
not informed. We should think that he will
have lean plckings. though We wish him ample
success.
We received by the last mail the lat No. Of a
new paper, called the The Virginia Republi.
can" published IN Abingdon, by MI. james
Alexander. IC,omes out for Jackson but IN
dependent OF that, promises 10 be valuable
acquisition TO that section OF the State.-We
are particularly glad TO see the interest II
takes IN the subject Of Internal Improvement
by State means--tbongh j, seems as il We
| shall never do any thing in that way, II We
wait for aid from the Legislature.
u Fleming Bo~yer Miller, Esq of Bote
tourl is a candida. for Congress ~ the Mont
e.mery d,s riot, nj present represented Ivy Mr.
Craie-who, we presume is also IA candidate.
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