Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1831-07-14

II There is esidenlls about 70 be a decisive
an l'rfepnci s.i.is spin IN the Jaek.o. faak..
The anspicioIs even, may be- retarded h,1 i,
eH"noi he prevented. We have already noticed
Que Indication oft in the opposition Of Col. ]. H.
Wallace 10 J. S. Barbour in the Cnlpsne Con.
gressonal district. Anather is To be found in the
anhuneiation of James NJ. Mason. ESQ. of WIN.
ehesef.ss" candidate for Coagr.s.,iu opposition
TO MIR. Allen, the late incumbeni-both original
Jackonians but We presume opposed 10 each
other as 10 the suceessnfshp. - En- pdsant-
We do not like TO embarrass sur neiehbors.
but We think ii right To suggest TO the .onsti-
tnents OF Messrs. Davenport, Claiborne and
6ord"n, the erpedeney of enqnfing of tho so
gentlemen the state OF their polii cal affections
Granting tina, they ATE In favor OF Jacksvu's
reelection, yet should some contng eucy oc
eur which would reuder that measure ine1pe.
dent or impossible WHOM, Idtn. would they
prefer Calh Jun. Van Blrra OF Claw The
fence 10 a very convenient costing place for
the non.comm lual gentlemen but we have no
idea OF seeing candidates for public favor Ia
king that undgnGed slraddle.
IL Erasmus Striking, Esq. of Augusta, Is
ANNOUNCED IN the stanton paper. as cani,-
date tat Congress, in opposition To Gen Wm.
Mccoy, " the uf Aible Republican" oil 1881,
who voted against Madson's resolutions, and
virtual, in tdsor Of thu Alien aud Sedilion
in e
ed almost life estate IN the office, and We
hope dis constituents, taking into consideration
his long services ani great age, VIII relieve
hi"' at the neat election, from the iu,lher dis.
should not be rode 10 death.
u The appointment OF Gov. Lewis Cass, Of
Michigan, to be Secretary Of War IS officially
announced in the Giobe.-We presume, there
tera, that Judge Whites sine gun non-the
dismissal of Vim. b. Lewis aud Amos Kendall
was MT acceded to by the President The
solicitations of his hes, friends ARE ms una
vailing as the loud clamor public opinioo, in
eff ctng the removal Of those uuprinciplcd
Heh-"no hes'aue Tue chhI dClt' hHJ hahS Us
dead weight to tho administration with
" hich they are associated.
~ The President of The United States has
returned to Washington, from his trip TO Old
Point Comfort aud the Rip laps, We suspect
he met with more rnPs over his knuckles, than
conf in his journey for in the language
Of a toast drank at Washington at the recent
/ Anniversary. "rhere is no Point Comfort to
CONSCIOUS guilt aud imbccilny. Iiheriis re-
tired 10 Cap'ie, bat not TO become more wise,
prudent or viriuous."
u Some 81 he Jaoksuuians, who contend
that the President Is very honest aud uprlghi
man, and that he Is DOT oensurabe for the late
dlsgrateiul scenes Al Washington, attribute
all the ml.cb ef Ia his dei,ets. This IL Jump
ng out ofthe frying pan ioto the fs. y hy has
The President surrounded himteli with such
ADVISER 7 Why, bu, that he is too ignorant
10 select proper men, or to obstinate to cor
rect his errorl Besides, 81, Ii al excuse doe.
not become President, elected ~ tie People,
on account of his supposed superiority to his
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mouths nt the min'ons OF a Monafch, 10 whom
tue scertre desCends az n mhtf-r Of coursp
nth, .i.
'"'o' ~ "'S "o'''F ~ a""y u
The President should be able 10 exercise a
controlling uuwe in the government and mol
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Seci eiafIeS,c offuP' Apabors,a9d PEW Clerks.
If the country is to be- Disguised, aud the
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