Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1831-09-29

def, and 10 fight their wsy 10 those places OF
distinction from which they ara excluded by
the legiiimately expressed will of tue people.
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W A Conventions Of Delegates 10 represent
the Agricultural, Mechanical. Commercial aud
Manufacturing interests, is To be held in the
city of New York on the iWeniy .sirh of Oeio-
Der nert. Delegates from several places have
already been appointed. This movement is
designed 10 show the friends OF The AMI TAuh
Convention. thai, like d%sticuiTs, hrs is a game
At which two can play. They will both meet
listen To a few dozen of Speeches, and issue
Il ming Reports winch not one in thousand
Of the people will teaJ-anI there will be sn
end of their labor. No one will profit a fsrth-
ing by them. except IT he the stage contractors
and hotel keepers. who, by the way, are very
worthy gentlemen gs"erally, and are always
ready to encourage Free lrade. in their respec-
live vocaiions.
u The PennsvlvanIa Inquirer suggests that,
as Duh Green WIS elect ed printer 10 Congress
under a Solemn ptedge TO several memh' RS
hat &c would support the reelection of Gen.
Jackson, +" some motion will he mads at the
ensuing session To deprive him OF a post which
he obtained by falsehood and duplicity.'
This may bs the jackson mode OF doing bus
ness but the idea IS too ridiculous to be
entertained seriously by a man OF any other par
10 Ihia uv .,.II a.. .u,r, ,n., ,,.r,,.I i.v Ia
an"ul u contract, sol.muly entered into bet" ecu
a branch Of the government aud Que OF lts CHI
Gems, merely because that citizen has changed
his opinion as TO The merits Of the Cblrf Magi.-
trate The Pennsylvania inquirer has been
recently bought up hy the Postmaster General,
aud this proposition Is the f,u,l ol It's honest seal
III behalf ol .s Paymaster.
Beauties oGAe Enquirer !-When an Editor
OF Nc. itt caIe's age, standing and Isluted Ia
lens CAV lose sisht OF his independence aud
digniy OF character. AMI become a subservIent
minion vi " tho powers taat he"-a sycophan-
tic man -worshipprr, aud u defender Of ever,
thing they do, We may we'll blush for the dsgrs-
IdtiOl u y u LtCs5, anu CbdsG " NV9dh " u
worthy of confidence.
In March, 1880. Mr.. %itlchie. speaking Of
Gu. Jackson's old Cabinet. eAcInimed, =" Me-
e. LA. a President. SINCE Jefferson, been sur
rounded b, such able coun,etlnrs AS our pres
eai venerable Ctief M,gist,ate."-And now,
no sssaiis a maj ,rity OF tns members Of ili"t
Cabinet, as men possessing neither prIncIpie,
,emper or talent !-ln Angus, 1851. the old
gentleman, speaking otthc leio Cabinet, says !;
" Tho present Calumet is the aDIe.t that has
been formed since the ADMINISTRATIVE OF Mr.
Jefferson" II viii be seen that he Keeps ny
the same form Of expression and no one can
doubt that he acts apon the g'aK'm. that
q" dice makes the man-auJ cant Of 1t the feio-s y
Aud lhat therefore he would apply tho same
eulOgistic phase 10 any Cabinet tina, might b.
formed by Cen. jackson. even though George
kremer should he Secretary oil state, and such
men as Nm. b. Lewis, Kendall, and blhit, as
sociated with him as Cabinet officers! Il l.,
lame ntable TO see such evidences of s%ycophau-
cy 10 such a man bat charity induces us to as
crlbe 4, less to ii laHity ot pranhlpIr than to the
decay winch age has Srousht upon hs men,al
poweis-which, never very brilliant, now Ell
hlbii visible violence OF a plIlable DECLINE.
His friends uugh lat TO take care OF bin. some
mem are capsbls OF doing great mischief, wiz
do not require he rough discipline Ola Strslt
Jacket.
- Tlrsr'. Ou1rr,Is - Ia.day. we Conclude