Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1831-06-30

decided opinion :. .. ...'a, s."s
pre- PIN, strange, however 'as' ssSe's' 'f''e'
'FsD different aud di'iant parts OF the
"' concur 10 making a similar repfesen-
soa""' .f,h,. fact 10 that given by Mr. Ing
ia"'' \. not true. HoD can 80 many pc,
pau have imagined thai a mob had collected
sous doors Of the Treasury pepar'me l."
al '"' no, mob And farther, how
W. ,hsy all concur in describing the men
eo''1 ,,ed il ,if these men were notrresent
Tp'l h,,id.s, the simple denial OF me" charged
"e eros, outrage, IS not sufficient to reb"'
""' .sseyeraion Of The public prosecn-
l' The President should not have called
.s.a, either far explanation or excnipa-
IN, ne should have called on MIR. lneham
wv ,sst,mony i. supper, ofhs charg'. The
~..,,aeh says, that satisfactory proof OF
a., will be adduced by Mr.. i,'when he
ip' ..l,eJ Oh, Ne state the iacts-and
- reade 10 a" h's own cooclusios,
ball do, until other circums ances are
...,sa viii CT! may throw more light on this
,,.ordinary state oi things
.,o mean time, what think the people of
,,.s. disgraceiul scenes Are dey still de-
med to support An administration which
.son blrin to them? The assumption that
Jackson is not responsible Tor the conduct
. officers is unsonnd in theory aud must
..,l, pernicionsly in practice. lie IS respon-
.gl.(or appointing such men originally. know
"a he must have known,of what stuff they
.,omate. But the truth is, the sifinites be-
oe. them AMI himself are numerous and
,ossr(n. AMI in selecting such men he has
,olv acted up ~ law Of our nature, which
:, forcibly expressed in an ancient adj
.oe Birds OF n feather lock together.
All that we are aslouished at rs. that the E" Old
soldier" did not himself mingle in the melee
G.e the warehouse. scouting tue distant battle,
~. had supposed he would have eagerly mixed
ia The hottest otthe s,,,ie. But we presume, the
,,n under whose sure lidnce We are told by
a, Telegraph he i, kept, tave some .Jear OF
NIB opinion ,emaiuing and they III refore
confined him to the Palace, ill the war vas
ended. and Mr.. lashsm ned relfeated 10 Bal.
Gmore.
Nothing is more certain, than that 80 a six
purse cannot be made OF a so"'s ear ard
,qpsy ridiculous is tins we have seen, now
acaiiy witness. TO attempt 10 manufacture a
dgnifed statesman. or even decen, man, OF
Of such TdD maierIa, az, III moment OF oSiu-
siou, the American people placed in III Pc
iden,ial chair. The fountain IS tnrhl end
muddy aud !, would be strange indeed ii the
stream should be clear ani pelu,id
Ut It's arrange that Maj. Eaton does not
submit his compositions TO the otvisou OF some
iaiicious friend, before be perm;s them 70
sppsar in the public prints. Il is absolute
" distre.sing to read The productions Of hts
REQ, so horribly does he mangle the Kings
English and set at defiance The authority OF
Iindlsy Murray. Satisfaction ior the wrang
and injury you done me ~ Why's sehool-boy,
Of thirteen, guilty. of pu tag SUCH a pbiase On
TAPER, in bi, most careless mood would
i,chly merit the uppi cation Of the terIa.
az w learn Il ON tue VI ashing ton Telegraph
which, We presdne, speaks D. anihor,ty, thai
f'ther publication, relative 10 ,nc Hslgn
!a6lauces" which have prodaeed .svch a dls-
graceful state of th;nes a, Washington, may
,hoily be expected from M. bag ham.
u The refusal by MIR. Insham TO accept
Mi. katai.s craleng', is asctlbed hy pc, sous
isnorani Of the toYmes gentIeman's character,
~so"ardice This is unjust, because a refu-
81 to fight du is no icoger fege ded as a
NJ Ingram i, not deficient IN nerve bui that
tie is opposed in principle, as are many other
men whose courage canuot heca.led IN q"es-
tor, 10 the praclire OF doeIing.
u The 4iesandria Gazette says" II is a
fact, tat TIE Presidents House was lately
thrown open fur NEGRO PARTY. 1t is Of
s'piece with all the other regulations Of she
Presidents domestic estsblishmeni."-Hs have
hard few deta Is ol tais molly assembage
=" gelfo"t "h'e anu o'aSN'--di winch ohS VI
our former iownsInep, bIosnsh c0lored gen
repan welded 10 to a Coal back r Sc"
hgured quite ronspcuouJy. Is the Presid nj
tying 10 catch ihp ianalicai crusaders against
slavery, BY ,his depaItu.e from the customs of
his predecessors-this disregard of the usage'
Of society outrage upon the feelings Of
the South, No one more than ourselves
dep'ecstes unnecessary harshness and severity
towards those whom Providence has placed in a
state OF servuude amongst us-no one can,
more h artily Than we do, despse those who
are guilty ofi'--yet there are certain hai riers
bptween he whites and blacks which cannot be