Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1831-01-24

.aunl,v had a right TO erpeet-whs, the hui'
.idus1 himseif had n right TO expect shhouE'
he had not asked i"f ~ = .-,-,I
a.. e,rtI,s, stated that II had been 'mpn'ea
.pstns, th- Ptefiieut that M R'"aoiph ""'
he . ss.eotel. because he "ooia nav '''"e
~ do ut the Court Of Russia hat 'hs'e WV.
,o ,itl ,a,. tic iunc,ioas there 10 he e'sea'ea.
n NJ, A w,. 40 a situation To sprHk kno~-
1T a., TIM. al ~, /. sni no could assure 'he
u ~. thai bu.tnrss OF great Importance 70 'ne
Unref STATE. has been ~nnh en'o "h' "'"''''
lie had therefore not only so'e'h'"s :" W.
but something of eresl importance "n""vs
he deemed u 10 be but justice 10 MI hah""p'
4, s.y thai It vas not Ola character 10 oon'a'
ii. ,nn, ,,,sie aci ron. Irde, like all other do
80. 81 o,,, ,,i,, C,netionaries. the sooner his
d,,,s,,,e,s ,euded to the bruer. bui 'he
L,.i,.., e,nniiifed 10 Mr. Randolph csnid ho'
suffer drtrime0t from delay
A. bat nl.o been ina lie d gron"h OF ehn'ss'
Thai the minister had assumed tue pf'Fhfs. F."
rIefcise discretion u, to 'of "'e.'''' r.
/ time aad the siiJauon OF ms .a''' W.
,.ul,rJ 10 this, thai Nj Rando pm ha' ""'
used privilege Hhlch "as He'y SUI
| IN H.. ia. Ekecutlse Defofe lie went out an
/ which va, duo 10 t., deile"'5
/ ,,on AN ib. pfecarious state " us Nv ~
"a h..n ann ,,yd aud the INV ION "as
/ o,.J,r,,ed an ms snpposltIod. mar vi. hsf
/ tn uaul1 not return 10 klssia. lie "as
| 40 !, .n.l,l,d 10 inform tue House thath was
| The expectation oil the gosrf""e',' ""' 'no y"
1 t.ot,on ~ Mr. Rand Jpn h'ins 10 return ."
K,s,I, durmg the ensuing 'riihs' ne ""' AZ
! 40 authorized rom IN laapechp" o' NV .'''',
! .,,'d.,r. ia d.clsrs thsi both Count Ncssei-
| rode. tue present.. ani Prince L'e'e"' mo 'A''
,o,ni.l.r oi Forcign fur ~ h"'s'a' hau eh
| -. Z..ed ,t.al satnlaCt.Jn at IIie aPpoint.nen'
| o. III. Rand ,lph.
Nr Malay stated that there wee some
k,cat con ildrfa,,un' Connected "th '"'s p"''
7,on winch drmanded notice. Tie was not
! da.nos.1 10 stcaA OF the gentleman "a
| gentleman from Virginia. lie houSo, 'hsie
ners higher consider tons 10 he sir"ea' w
u.l know tho influence which the hn'oet"
,,isrs. md II /, well kno w also that he
ureirnJs 10 feel great frlend,hp i'r tue on'>
. Il. States II is our duty 10 cultivate TN
. feeling We know our st1alipn Is hthca'f Ne
tekar,ls he Europesn Powers. Nh"' Is 10 w
done? IIo" are we Ia ItnproHe oui '""''"o'
Not 10y conf ling our aiiAirs 10 persons WIZ
have 40 higher qualifications than 'ha' 'h'J
are gentlemen Of VTSm'a. We "Hnt ao'"eo"
, dy nj ,e Conr' OF Russia 10 hold ihtet course
VIM the Aufocrit--Io meet him face to Lace,
nui on hended knee---io be there Oh the eio''
! ! and nom stly to oumnuui ate our honest wshes
| We do moi " ish "a minlsler VINO Is 10 - con-
/ ti,ualIy an n0scnicc. lie intended no uisieA-
pe ilul reelection On the gentleman, on' " q
want "A man who can talk 10 the AnoGTat 1t
I reIer.nce 10 The mutual interests Of he t"o
Coun Ilos. such a one do we want ~ tue You
of R,s.l, The gentleman from Virginia tells
"a, tnat Mr. Bandolph has don great seivee IA
the couuiry, ,hBt lie II Distinguished iof ms
!, talent, apd 50 lv,lb, Well. le, tina pass. But :
wa moi merely beuanSa aperson had hgu'e
well on the no ~ OF Congress THAT Ae Is 10 ne ~
IceIrd AS n minister. We "ani man VINO ta'
:. do the business oil the country VINO can PIE
j. srni himself before the Emperor "hu 'e' mn
what We Il r,n To DO the suItablo r.Id Io"s be-
tyrenus Is il merely because MI hdhn"ip'
I ia. IN a ce,tain ia ashton, distinguished hImsal
on tue iloJr oil CongIess,'na, he hns been stiec
,,das n minister I lie (Mr. NJ believed tina
he understood the character vi MI Randolph NJ
8 "a, eli "A. auy man and valued his talents abou
a. hish as any one bat here - IA piaiu ma
. Ter OF business aud we want n man VINO WI
DO on lhs spot and stand by our ihlrres $
: and look the Emp Tor M the lace. hn una
stood that the gentleman was IA delicate heaIiI
:" aud could not stand tue rough winter OF Mus
= eav,i, ,l.n.ate, Well, We want some one wiz
" - 80 49, 80 ~.'.,., t,niaI6 HIdnr'
a. and TO leave the interests wnicn nave been en-
Al trusted To hin ia the bands of a Secretary Sonr
thlas 10 TN, eff ct had been ard TO u, ia ih
N newspapers, as "tl ne IN tho Message. MIR. NJ
:, than referred to the ,ldnor winch was Tat,eJ
IS when NJ RUFUS King MAS sent 10 England b,
! lie lac administration, because his state o.
d heaith was sach rs to render IL impo ,siJie 10,
. hIh 10 remain. yet We are now called On I.
r vote salary tor IA mInrsier who has niefei .
4 III tde his bow ut Cour AID stayed ten da, sand
"A then lett tne business OF his mission TO "A Score.
q Iary aud We are told that The porpose. ri M
Y MISSION were successfully fulfilled whllt he re-
. NAMED ih,rr II all winch i. rru med u be
n done, Can be AS well done by the Secretary u.
by he minister. let the minister Ia,nain IN the
o Unl'rd States, IN the CITY OF Washington. aud
: let hIm do all by correspondence NTH the SEC.
c rotary at st. Petersburg. Let tn Plenipu .lo ,
c hefo and communicate with hISSeCrctary ,ner,
, No doubt, II the Enpeior can have his Objects
I accomplished, tie Nj be satisfied VITA lie min
> istrr we haye scnt him but We want ONE " no
= vii remain on the spoil. II (he rrpeaied) a
/ Secretary he s,holent 10 trausac, the business
'e The Plrmpo rcn,aIn al humr, AID the Secre
Il tary reside att. Court ol kus.la
i MIR Burgess followed. an Was Succeeded nv
> Mr J ). Barnoi, NJ Wayne, NJ. Coke. ana
Il Mr.. thilton
h The Inst named gentleman, on ohtainin
: the foo moved that the House do nov al
! Jonrn, which was carried ia tue ailiI Itlyc-
= Ayes no.
Inc House then adjourned.