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


- ssnnO, do this. HI. political doom sealed Like
si.sphns he may carry HI. heavy ~egb, 10 the bsee
oi the sieup summit at which his anb,lioa simsbut IL
vii rolbaok before he reaches tho ~ishedfor ennenes
II lsa nll siono sleuud the hsck, which no man can
carry unit, the people of these States prepared
for disduon II TIM, DO during tho hfc-tims OF John
= cahonn. ho may he E,rg Of Soath Carolina. but be
never will be Pres.assf eftss Uaited states
On diis,-Tho New York Gazette says that Mr.. Lis-
ngston who, We believe, SNOW IN TIA, city, has re-
ceiycd invitation from the President to accept The
Department ofSa,e and that no has consented to so
II " ssd that tho Office Of Attorney General has been
offered TO Judge y. Barbour but the Charlottesville
Advocate states on the authority ofa ficud OF Judge
\. that he will aeceptthe appointment Anouier
tumor gives that Office TO Mr. Buchanan Of pennsyl-
wanna. II would be polite. We sbosld think, To wait for
the resignation Of Mr. Bsrrsn. before his successor
| appointed But Gen Jackson has very summary way
| Of dong businsss
Col Drayton. Mr. Forsyth and Judge White arc sPc-
ken OF for n. Depar.mou, of War. and Andrew Ste
ven.on and Levi Woodbury. for the Navy Department.
Tho Chaicstosn {vs) Free Press sny' that seoi ia
III. Cabinet was offered to Judge Henry ST Geors.
Tucker of Winchester who was appointed by the las,
Legislature President ofthe Court Of Appeals. The
Juds. however, prcfsrtns his prcsens Office declined
the honor rendered han by tho Psssidsn, and he !.
righ, n ing Taste not, touch mol handle uot,
| tho uuclesn Ihins
Sisb.Hiss Adalai.on.--one OF tho things most 10 ho
dspfecai by every Of correct fneiing which
suits the consequence Of recording" Editors by tho
| administrator ofths government for tho time betuR,
for rcnls,e CONT ibntiaR 10 his election
tho tone OF schsDng sduation and ainet naeIy which
thr press of tho rsfardtd immediately assumea Tho
Editor hns sold his Independence, and carries the price,
of his slavery IN his pockst-snd the chuins by which
ho 10 bound tho less tight around him. because
they are made ofgold Ietsny read the following
disgusting paragraph, which We copy from late No. Of
the Nep iork Eaqniror, ed,tedb BY NJ NJ. Noah, II he
would see the influence which this system Of pom
soning Editors exercises over the press. VIVA,
could haye written IT. bua wretched h,,eiing teus
tho loss VI tho wages for winch ho prostitutes his time
and talents
Blu, what shall we say Of the President ?
What can wesay Of Andrew Jackson The
patriotic forver-ihe mid dignity ri manner -
the feeling almost approaching TO hroth'r'y
affection " hich runs through ihis reply, are
cha, acirIis &c of the honest man, he true pat
rot, the unh,nehing friend oi his country and
her institution. Leaving Al nm iminrHsurnble
distance the race Of selfish nspirants Of ia" lasi
ten yeats Andrew jackson aud Martin Van
Barren have shown vigou OF mind-~a pat
| riot feeng--a di.interested love OF country
which augut. we'll Tor ihr political morals Of
the age and carries us bach 90 The devoted and
mp Unanimous era OF th- Revolution, Such
csanrles OF dignity, patriotism and d,s'nte'-
esicdness, are required 10 lead The pubic mind
aack 10 The public virtue OF an e1Iler bgr.'
His stomach ma.t te coated with IL on who can Rad
the preceding pnfos ruph without rechng. Aud Il such
doses paintahle to the Presided mud the EsPrsm-
it is another evidence Of their unftnoss TO be at tho
heed fnrepubican people, who reeoenzo IN the ru.
lers Of nations nothing less than nd
| demi-Rods as this bribed Editor would paint them.
|
| 1T Gnn Robert r. Taylor, We nre 81 AL to announce,
has accepted the Jldgcship oftho LIT Judicial Circuit.
Previously dong So meeting Of the Norfolk bar was
held IN which nwas Respirod, that his appointment
Is IN full accordance with the wishes aud feelings Of hi.
professional brethsn who entertain the highest rss
prct aud Tor hi4 virtues man, md tho
est vcneraion hs deep and profound knowledge of
highly acoeptnbn To large majority otths people Of
Norfolk county aud borough" IiO. docs this expires
sion of public feeling tally with the declaration Of MI.
Maxwell, tho delegate from Norfolk borough when Gen.
Taylors nomination before tho House, that tho a.
poinmont of that gsnomau would be unpopular with
his ouut,tnonts by which the General lost number of
votesI It's sgid that Gen. r once remarked to Mr
Maxwclih he was completely caSod in self i'm.
portanco that his oongs could not lbs reached :" but
Mr. Maxwell should havo made has pro fsssion
al hostility Gen r. tho STANDARD Of public
and he should recollect, too, that thourh he
under tho inflicted upon him by ten Taylor
the bar, forgiveness of injuries "a onjoned upon
nm by the sacred of all obligation'
| A apt snggtsi,on.-A sponasnt Of the hoSan-
dra Gazette suggests that the Unin Cabinet having