Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1831-05-02

temporary honors, and as he retired from the
splendid hall remarked, that, "like a well-bred
dog. he would march ou,, 10 keep from being
kicked out. $50. will ths = pniriotic" Score.
'sres OF the Navy and Treasury. The Pre>i-
dent had lntimAted To them that he mast re-
organize his Cabnet-and it they had not been
sagacious enough to perceive the drift Of this
delicate HUT. they would have received r much
less equvOcal intimatIon OF the wish of 'hr
! President In short, like the Mock Uuke, they
walked out OF Office, TO prevent being kicked
out.
u We ventifred in our last 10 offer a sug.
| geslion as TO the immediate cause which pro
duced the late Civil Revelation al Washington
which WAS, that IL was manp ,vre on the
part Mr.. Van Buren, 10 effect the removal OF
the Calhoun members of the Cabinet. We find
this opinion for fled by the A exandrla Ca
zet'e. That paper remarks:
| There IRE many who believe, and with
| grounds Tor their benef too, thai the affair has
| not resulted as was intended by those imWedi-
Rt,iy interested. /, is said III Washington by
some. that the WHY Premier designed 1T GIsi
by n sham resignation, TO induce the Calhoun
"
not iake--lhe ash did moi bite, and TO save sp
pearanccs and rescue his sn character, the
| resignation oHly intended at FIRST rs rISe de
gucrTc had 10 be persisted IN. BE this as II
may, there is abundant circumstaniial evidence
to show. that no lnie shutting has msrkej
this MS well as every other prom,nen, NOV" OF
! the present administration but since they
have m0red themselves of, we Can hardly find
| fault with tue procetdure.
o. The President, IN his letter TO the ST.
crelaries of the Treasury and Navy, tells them
that he has no fault to find with The adm ,uistrs-
ton oftheir respective pepartmen,s-but, on
the contrary, has found in them able, ell Client
and faithful assistants. Why, thea did he re-
move them from office Does he expect any
better qualifications III those whom he designs
TO appoint as their successors
Rhode Bland.-The State elections in Rhode
Island have terminat' in the compile over
throw OF The Jackson party. Lemuel II. Ar
mold has been elected Governor, by a ma ori,y
Of at out 1000 votes over his opponent, James
Fenner, who, tits said, Inherited the office from
his father ,hr,eea years ago, aud has hereto
fore bid defiance 10 all efforts to remove him.
For three or four years past, he has been
&" shvrring in the wind, belonging exactly TO
neither party, and sometimes claimed by both.
At length, however. he connected himself open
Iy With the JacksoLians, under the impression
that h. would carry the State with him but
his political prostration has speedily follow ed
Judge McLenn.-The JacksonianS have
dragged this gentleman mo their squa5ble..
He is accused, (says the National intelligen
cer) by the Van Burenites, " not only Of con
| spring i,h the Calhounites against the ,evs.
ton Of M Van Buren,, but also against the Ma
iiona Republican party, TO which the Judge
himself Is Supposed IN belong" 1T is evident
Gays Mr.. Noah OF the New York Enquirer, J
" that John Mclean Judge of the U, S. Cir
cult Court wearing the pure ermine OF Justice,
has been countenancing and aiding int igueS,
having io- their objec, the expulsion of And ew
Jackson FROM the Presidency, and the pros.a-
ton Of the democratic pa, v" Fudge. Nj
Noah, fudge Judge Mclean never sat for
his pctule--it Is a porlraiiure your own
fertile fancy. That MIR. Mclean is opposed 10
this administration. we have no doubt; but that
he has been guilty OF intermngliug m the III
,rieue. Of the day TO effect lis expulsion from
office. we do not believe. Such is OF the char
sct., of the mon. II S, ems 10 us 10 be pecu-
lar trait of whole hog Jacksonism." to des-
,rov every man Of whom It cannot make tool
and, having failed in their efforts to indoc-
,,ina,e Judge Mclean iuto the mysteries of
Van Burenism, they have marked him oui as
an object of abuse and SANDER. The man at
whom they sim. however. is too elevated 10 he
reached by their missiles.
Tobaceo.-rhree hhds. Of Tobacco belong
inc 10 DR.. Pointer of Casweil county, n. c.
were sold on Friday last, al Friend's Ware
house. a, the following prices: one al 50, one
a, "a 90. aud the other at yl2 %.
i Hemp.-We have seen some specimens OF
water.ro,ted Hemp. FROM the crop OF william
Massie. Esq. Of Nelso" co. which would favor
} ably compare with Russian or any o'h-r hemp
I he rome. which Messrs. Echos " Cu"d'i are
now manufacturing out of thi, hemp, far excel
anu we have seen made here, aud very much
reese u,ble the Manila ropes.
| uP The newspapers in Col. Crocketfs as
..eail him with Great bu