Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1831-08-29

STAGE. thr rtinstrSi scene Of - icG VN Id
IN your civ mi the m - woF'tf VI tie
tn,s IN whioh. nov sleeps snh tns uniot g"iiro
deal
fon~ii fsfplieot Ties. - II" published
corr. spouh~ace h.tssen e. neral joe Z son Hhi
/ thrNtfe President, fslrrrbsr sas mnff, 10 .
i,ict rom Mr.. Cav ford 10 Mr.. Iots,ih to
The lciirr said To have h'en written ty bFn'
ga jackson. - MI Monroe IN tie ST. Ird ~
liking possss.,on uI the Fioriias lor the Uni
81 Sfatrs IN which the former sUGefstsd, TINT
90 II the f,rsijrni apptuts t ~ y. he Ind only
o. eve htnt to some oouh lennal mruibef Of
E.. Iangtets, sAs hnny kns,' IL. The etis-
I I nee OF any such Liter VA d.nied, snf has
lem generally doubted JDhuny Ray, the N
idrv,dual lhus Distinguished. Las bsca ~ The c.
| ~ Of Washington dur,ng The p,etent yesf, pro
+ b ,bly about ihs end OF May OF jane. lie is al
+ did aud ,uhtn mau, ~ sinte oi sup'Tanaua-
+ ION aud he Ma therefore the precise indivi-
dual 10 be- made tie nam INSTRUMENT Ia the plot
hicu had been matched Ivy come OF the bifd.
hich have recently made the palace their me-
ung fltos,
10 - dictaton, Mr.. Johnny Ray WINS IN
duerd 10 address n letter - the late venerable
james Monroe, ihen lying under the oppies
| srvs agnnrs ui his 6nhl sickn"ss, "a which lac
drcare., IA lac had secn nj the time. the
original OF tnis pretended letter i'om General
jackson I, NJ. Monroe, snd had received hunts
which had br.d suggested by thr Geh"ral This
letter, II ~As CALCULATED, would reach M Mon.
ror When tne energies Of nature woild have
been TO lar exhausted TO psTmr hun 10 adopt
any mode Of contradiction AMI thus the
t,iruds OF General Jackson would be cntbied,
At ~ the death OIL MI. AlonIoe, 10 say that thu
sS.efiiuu oI Johnny Ray had bsen unoOutradiC-
ted. aud ihreiors WAS 10 be reC,lVed cot
ie1i. but lba calculation was an erroneous
oue. When hr r.teived the letter. tndig nation
gave h'ln pfetrInatnthl strength, aud s"nnmou-
ing some Of his friends, he rose ~ his bed, iot
the last time, aud holding up his smariaird
bads. pronounced solemn doulai Oi tnu Whole
sloiy.
ough TO be cause Of gra,uiatoa toihe count,
less irieods he lett benlud MIN. but more ttp'.
cIally TO the immediate circle of his donesiIc
relations, that he had the power and pieaence
OF mind leit him, IN the hour f his greatest
debility, 10 make tns sublime aud uuausW era
BILE vIndiCatlon oil his character, aud 10 defeat
tho vile Vaccinations oil those Win had p,n0
ned is defamation. | have understood thai
tue principal Witnesses of this affecting scene,
we've Nj. S0utbsId, Genera. SCOT, MI lench
hingg"ld, aud perhaps some oh Is.
b,nrrdi ia, ,on aud his irlrnls II is sup.
posed have oh AIMED kno~ledge OF what
passed ~ NJ. Mouroe's chambc, and there
81 strong suspicion among our pOhfiCIhus,
that, on inis account, the puDl,CstIon OF Nj
Cihwio-d's exposition, winch was promised
some TINS sihCe, 10, Ihr Eduof ol the nIDbr ,bns
been drla}ed. Il Is not impossible lh II lnioI-
maiun has brrn s.nl 10 Nr. Crawford OF the
facts hnye stated, IN ordrI that he may modi-
~ his production accordingly.
lhus Ne have n new y Dol Of the d. term.
uatlon ol Grue,ai Jackson aud his hicnds, 90
saeflb'e the reputation oi every en,zan, be
his standing AZ elevated as II may, IA oidtr IT,
establish The lame OF bim Who has been elesh-
ted ~ an evu hour tOI the country, TO The
highest Oi IT'S hoDOTs. aud TO transmit TO future
az = ialso Hnd lou ChlImuIes, ~ Tue stead VI
v''naoie aud cut ng hI,tuty vi the iups,
which have produced ths political abortion. ku
gina, winch 'nJpys the reputation OF having
gwen 6nIh 10 Jane Monroe. aud N,w OH,
which received his Inst breath, must both ieel
ma lsnant al this degIadng enl,t to wound his
reputation. You shall heaI from n,o Bgan IN II
lu" days. A. h.