Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1832-08-23

,, ..,,ld nuzzh, nimto tel u,ler what officers Is
served, through what country he marched ana IN
what battles he fought even more than IT has done
has various hographe,s to ascertain his birthplace
Persons who use this slang have very little under
standing themselves very great contempt Tor the
intelligence Of the people
-, 1,,,o,-Durins tn, last session of Con
rress, a law was passed, authorizing among o'"ef
,hr,qs the survey of route Of rail road from the
IT Nev York to the portage summit OF the
o,io Canal and an appropriation was made TO
3, ,,.,, sa,.c This law regularly APP
-, .,,a SIGNED by the President. Yet, he has
;,,.. oefed the Engineers TO stop the survey, e2'
80, certain conditions the necessity of winch
,,,a,a oe,ourse intended to be obvated by the law
,fcongress authorslng and making appropriations
for It's prosecution, These cohditonSas expreSS'a
IN letters from It. Col. Albert OF the Typographical
ruoinerrs. 10 Dewitt Clinton u. S Engineer who
VA, about To commence the survey, and TO l..
WhlsssY, Esd emember of congress hon' ONO,
k,re III .se-that surveys are not to be made I'M
,ss me States incorporated companies, Of inav ID
nails interested shall meet all expenses, excef'
such as belong 10 the personal compensation oil 'he
F,-inee,. or for the purchasing AMI repairs Of thu
accessory instruments" The rule here lad down
may be a very correct aud Isl one but seems 10
Is int the President ms no light even II II be, 10
o,z. II the condition ofa suay"y authorised by 8
NV regularly passed by Congress, and APPROX
>. /, nsef Ifh, thmght the appropriation 10.
.. srpo5e an inpropar one, he should have ar
-.sIt ~ rs yeta. ia, h,yins sut,oa"' II y
~ approval saa'ns to as to be IN usaroatl'' o
power NC to arrest It's operations by ~ '''asi-
ION Of .onilions novel IN th5if character, ana n
required by the law Itself
~ D.sin 'ercqel I'ltr,q' " se1lI -
until h,aig, lnl sne by whit process d rt's7'.''
l;.A Jason :lne To tasG1ns!rsion AT M II
tera1l AZ. ogein,nt ~ vas epoafzdoond. Hnlia
another, involving precisely the sane principles
wa, constitutional The mystery is At len{tll
solved The unconstitutional law would h've
btaelil., Mr. Cay's estate near Lexington ih'
Guns Il nal law appropriatas sum of money
for H. imploven, tot the 1nvl -ation Of the. Cum
l. .rl,ld river, winch washes Gen Jacksous nwl
estate. and the improved navigation OF which Wi,
oil cor Sc increase its valua! Such are the facts,
a, least Ii any can find a better reason why
he .pploved Ia. bill embracing the Cumberland
river, while vetoed the Maysville Road bill, We
will max the o,nenie donorabie for this impu'aoi
on the dsintatescl patriotism of the " nero Of two
wars and forty .'ays.'
keatuetv Eiclitons--We have from 81 counties
complete and from % partial returns, OF the slaf
%, the polls for the office If Governor Of Kentucky
The present majority for Mr. Buckncr over Nh
Breathit is 2ll9.--Some of the strongest Jackson
counties in the hackwoois such as Galloway Bal
leu. 6ireon Alien, Caldwell, &c have been hear
from There IS no telling, however who will b
Governor, until after the election is ovor-thoug
we have no doubt OF the of Buckner by
handsome majorlty.
- saml Branch, ESQ OF Prince Edward, ha
Withdrawn his name from the Electoral Ticket re
Gently framed by the Stanton Convention. TIL
vacancy thus occasioncd, viii be supplied by tn
Ccatral Comm tee at Richmond. In his letter o
wlthdr.waI,' MIR. Branch Says Although tn
present Chief Magistrate ofthe United States is no
n tagorite with me- and do not intend TO vote 70
him, yet differing with Mr. Clay and Mr.. Scrgean
on several important, subjects which have, and il
all probability will continue 10 agtatc this country