Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1831-08-18

wf know ueihlsg OF oar sefn iculsT.-it a. RI
laereaor-. that the charge of the Ez.s.,,.,.
ries egaias. the Presidebi, is sustained bv n.
= tssin,oay Of Cri. Johnsoa himsell. =su. =
affects 10 lmp-sch st.
Col. Johnson. ia the confusion Which =,
ways perv AIDES statements eoincd t.. sun ,.....
culsr purposes. u gailty al u ,ao,t psipa,,s.
l,rsdiciion; Notwthstsodiog he Speak. ~.
ihtes tmr., Of ,hr Presidents d. claiuia. =.
intention 10 . Interfere with the social franno.,
OF The members Of his cabInei :--.atna,,f.,
standing the specific complaint of thu b..
dent, likewise communicated To h,m, TIA, m.
grniismen eeTe " using their isfiusnce IN \.
Major Eaton aud his family excluded to,, :,
respectable circles" yet, towards the coo.i.
sion Of Col. is letter to Mr.. fngham. h.
Z" never did know the precise manuer in Nh
the social oon-inierconrse existed between v....
families -" and sure | am tina, The P,,nd.-.
and myself neuer did hars avg conpersaiion =
the rubjee." Never had any cnnversation
the subject, Coon.l1 How, then, did he =,
form you of The nature OF his Specific =
pIant' And how did you ascertain that ss
claimed oil right to interfere With their .os
intercourse oeriaia class ofpeopI-, ssilh,o
ancient adage. should hive long memories
IL viii be seen ihai the Col a.I does no, Il.
nv. blu, admits reluctantly, tha, he eomra,..
the President TO "roariag Lisn'-and al.
tina, he carefully absrains from saving n wa.
relative TO his threat to send hor.e the D,,o1
viii "onan who bad u.Inr,ousiy ",n.o.
her marriage VOWS "a fnlse as dicer's oatb,n
These facts must, therefore, he granted.
We suspect thnt Col. Johnson will be mar.
TO appear in a still more uniavoral'a ligb,. # :.
certain letter, said 10 have been .iiten bv hin,
TO Mr.. Bei,ieo, before be was aware thai M,
publication had been made on the sui a.
though il was received by Mr.. Berrien after he
had published his appeal, should meet The o,I.
lie eye. The Washington correspondent, of,ho
New York Journal OF Commerce intimate. I'm,
1t ia withheld by Mr.. Bcrrien al present. ffo,,
feeling Of foIbeorancs--which he NAV he Ia.
duced TO torego, should thn Cause OF truth. mr.
tho yinhicaiion Of bis owa reputation dem..t
IL. The public have r. lit 10 the "uhoie l,t.6g
and II should not he withheld from them fran
motives of fsstdi ousness aad delicacy, whirh
the zassaiIsn,s of Mr.. Btrrien have alread,
shown tnai they are incapable of uppre cisting.
The National Journal mentions the arrival a
Col. X. NJ. Johnson al Phlalei pha, and hi
departure in the direction of Bucks county.
(Nr. lugham's residence - whether for the
purpose OF seeking Mr.. lngham, or merely Gu
journey of pleasure, fumUr sayeih not"
MI. Rhchie attempts to ridicule Mr., Ing.
hams Iae letter I" the P,s,ident-5ut he dare
mol publish IL, Is ii far To keep his reAaers,a
vast numb'r OF whom see no other paper, in
ignorance oil The contents ot that document?
4 third Richmond IN he field AT meeting of the
friends of Nj. Ca!hona, tho city Of New York IN
the 9h inst. (John Woodward, Esq 10 the cur assis-
ted by Col Alexander iIadliltoi aud David Brush anJ
George Brace, Esqrs. SccretIries) JOHN c. CAL.
!IouN minated as q candidate for the neat Pr.
siieacy l'n> more tho nerri0r"-lhough we thiDk
the Nav Workers. shouE hIve delayeI their nomination
untl Ihoy could have the Vice Presidents Expos
on the subject Of Natcaton. For eAample--tiey de
nounce, il one of their resolutions tho eort made a.
the last Session ofC9ng eea the 9th section
thu Judiciary act suppose they shall dcover that Mr..
Calhoun is in favor ofthat measure VIII they ablu.
don Mr.. Calhoun, or jean tho Nuifyersl
1F Siuce the foregoing paragraph was written, we
have Mr. Cahouns long exposition of piuoH
Heis dcaided YIitifycr Wa now have 1t under bis,
own sign manual and, for one, therefore declare
our decided hostility To himjnhn Randolph toi6
Mr.. Calhoun, Sir. bstweea you and mo there is a
gulf rs mpassablo as that between Dives aud LAZARUS
is this remuneration of former opinions ON the part
Of Nj. Calhoun, designed to build bridge across that
gull Nous rerrORs.-In our next, we shall lay Mr.
Cahoun's exposition hefare readers.
Mr.. inshanl. The Richmond ENQUIRER has
the following paragraph in relation to this gea.
tlemsn:
:" Mr. ineham il rapidly earning the honors.
bic character u b,f rag the mos pindiCtipe scri6-
bier in America and If we dad wan! ary other
p oof Of the property Of breaking up tue old
Ctbinei, II is Tire getting ct:Gr u n man who lg
daily giving evidences Of malignig of Tenn.
Pd,o toafse manners. and OF a uerg conmOR
undeis, audng."
S1ne of eur readers Vt i'll recollect in what
cxtrtvagant terms oS eulugy the qnrer for
merry spoke Of MIR. Inghao. But let that
pass. Such complete senersets nre so charac.
ers'lc 1t thu, print, iba, they no longer
esuie "sIonshmeni. but, whal shall we think
Of ibe fresilent,--iell "a, MI. Richie who,
! snce she disnissal Of MIR. lngham from the
Tehs"ry Department, oasred TO him the En-.
Busy TO Russia Is il possible that the Ptesi-
cent would have selected, for that dignifed
nation a man who was - daily giving evi-
dences OF msllgnily oi temper, OF coarse mnG-
'ners, aud Of a very commoa understanding -
Stephen Simpsons Letters TO the Public"
increase IN interest rs they progress aud we
regret tina, we have not room TO insert them en-.
tire. We shall Gull from them hereafter, sevet.
al eKquisue anecdotes--which will elucidae
The principles OF the power behind the throne.
greater than ih, Ihrons ;,seu ,u a MIN -