Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1831-04-25

well a. for the personal kintaess 81 al unes
extended 10 me.
Rest assured. Sir. HE ,ufcezs OF y5ur sd-
mini.iraiion. aud ,ie happiness Of ye,,f prjvaia
i'fs will ever constitute objects offhs dsspcsr
80 liciiude with
Yosr sincere friend e,d oi-dien. .-r,'f.
NJ. VAN EuRl.S.
Tnr fRrsIpEar.
uasaingfon, dprH i2.
DrAH SIN
Your letter rrsigning the Office Of Secretary
o. state was received lsJ evening. conld ~
deed wish that 10 circumstance had arisen TO
interrupt The relations which hive. for t~e
years. sabsislei beiwesn US. aud that they
might have con'inued through The period du--
riog which IL may he my lot 10 remain tharFra
with the dates wbioh the partially Of my
country meu han Imposed upon me. But the
reasons you presentars 80 strong that with pr
per regard for them. eabnot esk yer. on any
own account, 10 remain IN tina Cabinet.
am aware Of The difficulties you have had
to Contend with and Of the benefits which have
resulted 10 the Affairs u your county, from
yoar continued zeal ~ tho arduous tasks 10
which you have been subjected. 10 say tls,
deeply regret 10 lose you, Is but fsebly to
express my feelings on the occasion.
When called by my country TO the station
which I occupy, il was not without = deey
sense OF Il, arJuods responsibilities, and
strong dis'ros' OF myself, that I obeyei the
call hut, cheered by the consciousness that
No other motive sciuated me. than desire 10
guard her interests, and 10 place her npo0 the
hrm ground ofihpse great principles which,
by the w'se.t and purest Of our patriots, have
been deemed essential 20 her prosl1fny, |
ventored "non the trust assigned me. did this
~ thu confident hope o. finding the support OF
ad ALL Ia asld et.
cry thing but a desire 10 give new vigor 10 the
vital principles Of our Union, woold look with
a single eye 10 the best means nj rfsciing this
paramount ohjee' In you this hope has besn
realized 10 the utmost. 10 the most d,fhcut
aud trying moments Of my ndminisFntioD,
have always found yon sincere, abli aud ell
cieni anxious Al all i,mes ~ afford me every
aid u, however, from circumstances In yoar
juigmrnt sufficient 10 iaske II Necessary. the {
eth IA i,ts subsis,ing between us nsusi be Sc
vered, can only say NAT HI, Necessity 10 deej'-
" l"m nied by TN. pnn with ycn only be
cause you yofself have requested mr 10 DO
so, aai have sustained ibst rrqnea by Teasons
strong cnough 10 command my sssen'. can-
moi. However all w The separation 10 take
place, without expressing the hope, that tbis
retirement from public affairs ~ bat ~ mparafti
aud that ". ~ any other station, the govern
meni should bnveoccasiop for Your SET. iees,ths
yonr consent will not be wanting.
OF the state OF things 10 which you adv.rt,
l cannot bu, be FULLY aware. | look upon 10
with sorrow regret II the more, be,rnse oaa
OF ITS hrh effects Is e. disturb the harmony OF
ny oabi"et II II, however, hut nm instance
al oas oil the evils 10 which free govern menis
must ever be tiabl.. Thc only remedy Tor
these evs. ms they arise lies In the ,nteili-
g.nee add pubiics spirit Of our common consti'.
uentl. lucy will correct ibem--sDd la TINS
tn re ~ abundant consnlsiion. l Cannot quit
this s"6jeci without adding That, win the D. St
opportunities for observing and jodgipg,I have
SEEN IN you no other desire .han 10 move quiet,
y oa b" the pain Of your duties, and 10 promo
The harmonious conduct OF public aifnrs. IL
on tins point you nave had TO encounter dfe
traction, II IL but anoth proof Of the utter IN
soiliciency OF innocence aud worth to thed
Il ON such assaults.
lie assured ,aai the interest you express in
my happiness 10 most heartily reciproceicJ---
that my most cordial feelings accompany YOU
sad that am, very sincerely. your iriend.
ANDREW JACKSON
I. y. II 10 Understood hat you are 10 con
'inue Ia office until your successes: ~ appoin4
ted.
MAnris VAN ByarN,
Secretary III Slate.
III Tho National Intelligencer of the 2Is.
contains Mr.. Eaton, letter Of resignation. bur
we have not room for i, this morning. H. with.
81 II 10 on'nteresing The same paper add.
" II - undersood thar Mr.. BcrrlcD. the A,tor.
ney General. has rendered his resignation -
and That Mr., Barry, The Postmaster General.
rendered his also, but that the Prc,id,nt Dre
vailed IN him IA r.u.i,. Il, n. - M. ~,
egr"ph inima'es, that Mr.. Ingham and Mr..
Branch were tquesisd by The President TO "a,
sien.-lsumor, Gays tho National Inlelligeu.
corr asserts that the Cabinet will In part be
formed ms iollo~s Nj. Livingston, Secretary
of State Mr.. Mclean. Of D.laware, Secrets.
ry ofthe Treasury Mr.. WHITE, Of Tennessee.
Secretary Of Wa: and Mr.. Woodbury. Of New
Hampshire, Secretary Of the Navy Iu-
iellgencor says, thr resignation of the whole
Cabinet was "a measure Of compromise," to
save me Republican pnriy from dissolution.
We shall aee whether i, will not rather have
The effect Of disgusting the great mass Of thu
people.
ONE DAY LATER FROM ENGLAND.
The chip United States, nj New York. brings
Liverpool dates Of the 25th March, and Lou.
don OF the evening oi thu 23i.
The London Gioi'e Of the evening OF The o3d
says: E" We have strong reasons 10 believe
that after the despatch Of some neenssafv bu.
sinsss, Parliament Will be dissolved this eve.
ming"
Belgium. We have just received private
letter from Brussels. dated Yesterday. A ro,.
iioo--lhe most brlligeren! porsion OF thu Bel
gian Ministry has resigned Tbe hopes Of The
Orapgisis are evidently rising.
haiy.--A prociams,iop OF The Cardinal Pro-
Secretary Mt ROM, dated the 9Th OF March.
says" rnree s'toDg columns OF TIE imperial
aud royal Austrian army entered Mod, n. ,sPsr-
n.a. aud Ponielagpsaoro, on the ON Instant, IN