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Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1832-11-22

Z d. Saeu1. "a s.us Ion. M3ln. hnss iH4me.
dlsiely ailet the 40 vance ba made.
9th. Resolved, Tina, Genl b W. S. Caheli,
Col, Jeduhan Garter Col John williams Ma
kbram Lewis Capt Thomas s. joees, Capt. Jas
l. Coles, ana Capt james Nj. VILLAINS Jr. p ~.
pointed Committee 10 draft anil present nl'no
rial 10 the Legislature touching tic suflcf niaiya
Of our proceedings
In the absenceof GenoraI catsllf Mdi. jos v
cha nsri presiding tic following tess'atta's we're
adopted
Resolved, Tia; ,he ti,asls Of his Convention
are due 10 Il. W s .abaa, the President Itefsof
for Nia courteous and impartial tsf 49, whea -
has presided over = deliberations.
Resolved, 1'lhl the thallhs OF this Convention
are due to Wdodson Hughes, ESD. the secy theleol
for the ski!fucss and pronpIiuide with Winch h,
has discharged the duties assigned hun
Resolved, That the t.tiiets Of tho Dunft.e r.
pore. Rithuond Enquirer, Constitutional y Zig
AL lyoehbars Vllgpaau, be respectfully rc.
qaesitd 10 publish TIC proceedings OF tbs Con .
Tcn,ldn
BENJAMIN W 8 CABElL President
Woopsos ilrenls sclfeia,y
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1832-11-22

Yf,pl.fINiati nfas lhidea 80 no thfks Unen Of he
W Iu Sitrer,nr tunet Of Law nrd Gaprsry, far tho
,nuuty II Aml,ersi, aoiuii, tic 3eh dag Of Anyen-
h4r lsiA ~artn. wault ut toi"t, aud ner sharcn
i.,nt.r, Abraham, Naihant GcnrFei Pieasart, DsVy.
- a,r, and SARAH Pie.. against Geotge 7. l.nrA E-
=. i.oo.ar Phillp 1nn,honj AID nns. i Niehhli,
pnhs.a-ia thapec. y. -
anrt gt,pa tecnnty according 10 te ael oil asr
y u1a ihe rug, 81 is and II hpraafing by s@t-
.c ~ ,slicuec lio j. ir'nhlidt ms eA'
10 n i. red thai nlenduH 10 appear hei" ot
the iirt ,, olibe Apr tfrn, nnt afs@er he Di 90
m y. r M. tni inai CODY Of tiis oder s i'rta"''h -"
sen m "a .44r lisig Nuenian Tor tNo lHoaias sh1-
se..,,ta. AMI 5.I a. he ifat boo, oftie coa'' Ae-'o
,fa..lr..4, la'rs---iesir.
FJ14iN THOMPSON, T. TX
Nv. -. "-'
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1832-11-22
MARRIAGES..

MARRIED. on the i,th las, by the Rev. Hea-
~ 5 Ptytnn Mr. IRA MAUPIN, Of Abcmarc,
70 Miss ELIZA ANN, daughter Of Capt WI
ion Il. Jones, OF Bedford
--, ut Staunton on the let inst. by s,r Rev
Henry Ruflnrr, EZRA WALKER, Eco Of Ia.
uawhs, Zone OF the Editors ofthc Charleston Ban
ner,) 10 Miss MARY, laughter Of Ahran smith
Lso OF RDel1urbaut
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n " .. :: II
NEW FALL Aiss1V aF.S..-

= Tie s0Elcribof 4 able fcfflVIHg ami cIellll'.
his Fall Supply o(Medicnes. prucs, OILS, rpiais.
DYe.Suds. and pye-Waods gnod,I1 and in siifckd,
Wine. Soup W'odrs Glass Perumery Snuff,
scsa,,, Hrlsocs, Shop Furniture ,Nanisaes Fancy
q sols, feds, Mallscs, Roe cinger, Pepper, All
SPICE, Putty. SUp;pora obslctisa and Dontal Tr
strancnts with many Other articles not ,lcntioneH,
Dde&atc& qu~f aid fyc@ OF tie sVst superb,
quality, many o''hc articles are OF direst uforta-
ton nd the balance purchased II The cites d Bos-
ton. New Eof6, rhiadepha and Eatlmre, with
tie stea%t casr ind at The Unrest Gosh pf,se-. My
friends customers, aud ,he public ne very ear
n,sdy i0'ted q, ai before the purchase, tlldsur-
p'Y'hcmselgcs with rlaac arlie1s by wiz legae d
retail ., The most sc3afsa ri.rts
No - Ills BOWEL FIES.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1832-11-22

A,Yiral Of Landey's Erpedt'ton at Ltberta.
The Edi,or of,he New York Journal of Com
nlerce has been favored with letter dated
Monroyia. Sept. 25th, which says" K'chard
Lander, the African traveller, has arrived ct thu
port on his way to the Niger, with two steam bouts
I slen. oae d'4Y'r.t,. 80 Etr,-,t' 81 J.. ..ed
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1832-11-22
FOR LIBERIA.

A vcsse. will leave Norfolk for Liberia about the
Is. ofDccember Ifthcre be any free persons o,
color in this section O: country, whocan reach Nor.
ok by the Isl VI the month, they can obaa apps
saGe-
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1832-11-22

49, q :, cSua Conca vii leave Lynch
49, "A bug ~ Friday, 30lil inst and
tasel Tic foa'c Though to Richmond.
This n,casHsc Il adapted to pftgont diaappoiat-
n,snt In seats 10 those Alcmbeso. the Legislature
Who may wisa ~ take the Stage lfom Lyethbas,
Or Oh tao way. y PATTEsoN, Proprietor.
Aog ~ t3OA
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1832-11-22
And We hive n total oil

WHOA is majority Of the whole number
IL This calculation, 10 81, al. all ground OF Dr.
puie We have admitted "A jackson majority OF 5000
n each oithe States OF OHIO end kentucky, aud
have eanrrded 10 Jackson the votes claimed by
the AhtJaekSon patty ilom Rhode Island the I
ION Maryluud the : from Beluworr, dc tom
Louisiana, and the lloin lndiana We have also
plhccd u his credit tho IL votes from South Caro
Ina After maiilrg all ,hcbe allowances, which
ure far mare, presume, than tho auth re4nlfea,
II sil appears that change O, y 30 voice, (say
- oe0) from the Jackson tothc Anti Jackson ranks,
II distributed IN the ma,Lct mentioned, you'd have
defeated the election of The General and secured
the election ol Nj Wiz, or Mr., Clay.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1832-11-22

gseal deal Of nfo,na.an ABOUT ;be y Scr ~ la
Surrounding eoauuy, Tie tApediuoa WI. ascend
with tho sGalles, non steamboat about 1860 miles
she draws only Il inches, when nm saife
thu
~ NJ Samuel H. Jen',., vel hnown to the 20.
tieal u oH has Withdrawn irom the editorial de-
par,aenl of hat valuable paper, ihe MN i@t
darotgfc It will hereafter be undcr tho contto
OF Nr. Redwood Fisher writer Of established
reputation
casilya Tie Scoitsyc Farmer reports two
cases Of Cholera Which have occurred at thai fucc
aud both OF winch have proved fatal. The irst MAS
II hoatnon, who died on tho iih ard the seenud,
awhile mar, "a confirmed dunhard VINO las
beeu stay my in Seoustille some iin,c bu for tho
last Np week says lhc Forner,) we understand
has b,n on sp.eeins expedition down the river,
The Charleston (kanawha1 Banner ofthc i5ih,
say.s.-n Five eases OF Cholera have been
ported since oag last iour Of wheh weIe c0inrcl
peranrs
Ma 0sicaqS The lorroeymen 'pJn,ers IN
New Oreins ha se le, that city, III consequence Of
the sickness, anu some Of the daily paper nrc only
publishod twiee or tleicc II week ia consequence
A paper from tina, placS, ot Nov I'd Che latest &C.
eonui We hive seen iv,s been received in this
place, which states, TINT. in the preceding egh
Sfys, thell lad been t4aifts baa&re2 dea'ts
.Ndfcaes and 10 .sblrg. The Cholera has been
raging violently Ia both oil Ease towns ba, We
ara glad { hear, by the os, ateo,rls te.t hs ma
lignily had considerably slnted, N boha ai f's'a
MARKETS. U7eat ,eoa,Ns STATIONARY at90
cents per bqshei tiour IS sei'ias ii ~ 30 from
thr Glgse,e.
Coxq Is s-efe ani IN ready dsnpna Al 81, 'ae
BaueA
lol. is offered at 81 aopcr ~,
NJ Grip of Ybtd.1o - Eve hb!s. of,he new
crop u, Tobacco, made by Mr.. William Malone,
of Hailax was sold nj I.yucha YaseAouse. Cd
Monday last. ut the follow Ing preus, NJ One ut
81 twon; ts6 onc al s! - md the Refused
l.ugs u, - 10 THIS aus 10, consldetei by any
meaas Lue s1ep.
layge Pa1aioe -.Among ihc fS,raarLinaty pro-
dactions OF hr S>easan WAS exhibited IN town few
days past, "a svecl rootoc, measuring two feet ~
e.., antelqnce, raisna b. Alr Wode, Of thu acish
bolhood
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1832-11-22

~ Tie New York idoii=ers are hawking ABOUT
the streets of that city subscription paper for the
purpose ofsaisins a sum ofnoneg TO procure q
"marb!c statue" OF thcr Hero. NJ Caus.ci is to
he the atils1.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1832-11-22

g5 The Jaclisonians in the city OF New obs
recently met at Tanmuny Hal, to make pregna-
tons for celebrating the great victory" recently a
chevol by them, IN the reelection Of lher IDOL.
They viii, OF course, express thet joy' by burning
gunpowder eating roast beef and pouring down
the ardent Table Orators" VA be plentiful on
the occasion.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1832-11-22


81 '-i--I2Na VI tr1h AL. 49, = ~ Ia
loN.
We it.l tie f.o2 .ns article, on THIS pcrpcA ~
AMI agita.n, s,ii.i,ci. in the Richmond Eaqai,cr,
,c,z.
,l>,,,-,o
! W.
~ ~ - ''5 5e"''ee'''n VI -" 80
VIZ - " "'n pA'' W. f'o''N"cN "' .t''e 'r'"
IN @''.'4eS"' no 9""talhlhs an eA'i"t "a i
le"tf IVA L. l"''1a Oh Enn'ae'ph''' 10 C1"
''''' ''0''' '''' - e,2.'-' At s,e'N'
h' "a. e ~'' Is s''"'; """f''' OF f|eF
i'''e Ien'. ,'' % " a''tf'5s'' az '''n US 'b'
't'''a nj ih.a IRA - Ia n' Journey |" as'Hf-
t =, ''''' 81 '''a ''' ""-A a'' - ''t""E :" 'he
T., ''''Y Va - N ~ '' "a [''''l mop 'oF a
- '''' s.''l i'','' N,''n ''o '''''c s"'''5'y
'.''i ~ NV ,,'',',' "@, ""'" P'"' "''' ct'a
"''''' ~ ~ l. y > ~ '"''''' 81" rs
'.'.3 ''.4 'y.''' "|'',' I II
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80 ~ '4''' - '','''s' ~ -
- ~ No. ' -
'''"'1 VI ~ '''I,' ,''F" ~ ~ -
~ 40 -, l'-''.' ,"' '''''''e'
t.''9 " ',''. '''''' '"'''N "" =
10 u HHe'S''e""y W o''a ''f'l's--''a =" "PPOL -
a.'~ 60 -, - Nv ", :.
- W.
-, ,.4,':.l r,af'.i.
p,".,t', "l','' !" ',,' " ia, a..
~ " ,,o "a rpJ" " ,h A..
',, ,o,,1a,i,, ~, w. 'r'u.'
"'' Pa' 'cu'"'F o"''ns' ',tc s'o''h =" 'ie' seem
=,
,I'o ,,,,, In ,a s,,,'n,,ad H. ~
''''" upon '''c ''et9'' nc 'au Suo,"l''en' Hc Has
wL,.h s ,y ,.,e ,r roa .v 'I''I ,
o,;o., ~N'''''S'
r. he r,3;,o,s.,,, ,-.ouj,o,
v,,o s.e. h.,rara,..yi..',l ,.',',s ,', g -.
c,b md vcrv ri, Nv ny9.l n,,.:,rnr ,n oon. -"
AR, Of ,1T n, iie ,,b,;, ,nJr sud, r.
..,,..,..s nl,, y,r s,t, 10 -,
has led so ntlav po,j MAJ IN MI ..ss H.. cnan
1ry. into the sin ,3f ,,es,a;r;oc >t,l,a D. AZ,
Tn, friend, ofI,tee rr,Is and ,hs ,<,a mar;
can system i, line Mi'iae AND Eos,asr So
have inraurb tn. ln,a s.orn, Ia,,.,i - H. 60,
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1832-11-22

| the revcnue. No Resistance, jg fassf 10 tie iul
may be true--but then, does 1t not look ntle sin,
gular, i'm such appreheisons are entertained thai
land and forces should he ordered, j;st al this
iunrturc, to concentrate at Charleston We lope
the President dare lrpte what he IS NOT afraid To d.
7'y Mr.. Wood has Introduced iato the I.esisla
ture OF Georgia. u series OF resolutions, recommend
ing Southern Convention, 10 take into cunsidera
| ton the grievances Of which that section Of the
Union complains, and 10 consult TO the proper
mode of redresslng them. Tennessee has already
gwen aer answer, that she " III have nothing To TO
Nth any measure OF this sort What will he the
answer Of Virginia, We eaenci say Tie Enqn,rer
has 10, ye. spoken decidedly ON the subject,
Hga-aanded 7Frdanye--ln the Heuse ofHep-
rcsentltives OF Georgia, on the 5lh INST notice
was gwen for the appointment of committees to
prepare and report bills on various subjects a
| mons others, 10 prepare aud rerott
/" An nc, declaring 1t highmisdemea ,or fer any
Attorney Solicitor or Coun ;clor ia appear IN a,y
| Court IN this State, IN hehat OF any Cherokee'ln
dian or descendant of Cherokee indinn. a. of any
white person, IN any east, moon petition. cali
Ing IN question HE States right OF jurisdiction oyer
tho, portion Other territory in the occupancy eithe
Cherokee ludianS, or VINO shall make ANY motion,
OF in any manncf attempt 10 enforce the decision
oi the Supreme Court IN Tao case OF Worcester aua
Butler against the Site vi Oougeia and 10 no
) ldc for the punishment Of &c same
! Having robbed tic Indians OF t.eir Lands by
legislative enactments il is bo; legitimate csneiu
sion to the infamous act 10 SHUT asahs. them the
halls Of justice. Oar sympathies for poor tp
land crushed by the iron heel of the Cossack, and
her sons transported 10 the wIds nj Siberia, com
parcs mos. :aeoraby With the toreibe eApulslous
of the owners Of this Continent from the homes aud
the graves Of theis fathers, - perish with hunsc1,
or 10 fall beneath the tnmahayk ofte irrter hfth-
re!, in the ulm1Sl unheard III regions west Of The
Mississippi, 10 Which our ph'anld,op9 i4s desln-
ed 1eu. Wsctched victims oiayar.ec and ambi-
tom day ot recAo4iDs viii surely CONE 10 your
ruthless oppressofs
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1832-11-22

ftom Hs Nee iofk Jeba4ut u Gmmffsc
Inc Misunderstanding thc otof=
whe!miug majority WHICH VIII be found inlIto Flee
ora Colleges in favor Of the election Of General
jackson, it Is undeniablo thst change OF % 0oe
votes meht have produced az entirely jiilornt re
suit. TINS val appear iro,a The following caleud'
tio1 The MAJORITY olyoies ii iater ni tile Jackson
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1832-11-22

Nossact asc!ts Returns from il6 towns in NlRs-
sachusel,s, give the following state Of tic polls 70.
the Office of Governor OF tint State Lincoln.
(CLy,) 23,499, Lahfop {Anti Muson.c) 1891,
and Morton Jackson 97l0.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1832-11-22

- A late Georgia. paper asserted that the
Missionaries IN the peaitcntiary ofthai StaIo were
compelled 10 aid IN the construction OF the lottery
wheels, by means OF which the land and gD'd mines
ofths Cherokees are distributed" This IL denied
by the Missionaries themselves. IN letter 10 tho
Editors ofthe New York Observer.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1832-11-22

s1r Gen. Winfield Scott has reached Washing
ton City from the Northwestern f,on5st, n TIC
enjoyment OF excellent heath.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1832-11-22

iayge Pa!a'oe -.Amons ilr extraordinary pro
dactons OF thr S,easan VAS exhibited IN town few
days past, a sweet fotator, measuring two feet N
e.seante,qnce, ,asra b. MIR. Wode, Of ttus neigh
baIhood
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1832-11-22
PIANO i'DRGs....f.

yNvlIE subscriber has yrs. 'f--'yed 4 fuflc. ''.
u a. ii. Dubos & .s,u,!ah' A,s'aa P4tc iiono,
pyIe.; y A.c+Fa4 s.. OF accommodate tn!s,
t0tt-, TCtNpElN*.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1832-11-22

81 Joseph Draper. Esq has been elected MON
bcl Of Congress from the NVythe district, to supply
Q. Johnston, without opposition, MaJ e;colse ha
eing Withdrawn hcm THE contest.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1832-11-22


Ca.rolltun, tue last survyns Signu Of tho Der!a-
ration OF Independence and tic only prominent
ll.lG which connected Is wisA the Revolution, died
at B,lLiniprc On the lth nst. " fal. ot years aud
inl! OF houara Long withdrawn fran public life
be was lcAs known ~ The c0m'nuu..y at large than
many others OF that pa lotic u,nd who, NY otEins
lhtis names IL the Declaration Of Independence,
p.cd! Jed lhcir lives their fortunes aud their sacred
houor," 10 Il inahtcaaiiee Of lis glo .ans prime pies
Yet, it the character Of act is to be appreciated
by the peril whlcl, it involves, OF the saeuAees
which II nnfoseA, few mon have greater claims on
the gratitude ana rcspcc, OF the American people
extraordinary ogc, howayer attained by so few ID
or race, & bis death has been consequently 50 n =
anticipated dat 1t VIII c!eac onia.al'geY bat ,tic
sensation in the public mind BLt, vaes,sfr lc
WAS tnnWn, he has hcc1i followed IL the tomb by
DC sincere REGRETS of tic conunu!.f, AID NJ ans
been depnsited in lbs lt.I home yi)t 40 hauon Gs
70 his private viaueS aud publ sGr.,r, we .ei'a
Tic reader, tos the pnl,ctlars u his Ie,al aAi IA
acfai, 10 tie iirs' Page ofthi. mornings Sap.
FL Minute guns were ared in RI, lnoad Ly -
dlr Of the Executive, Gan It'll s o'etost. on he
fi7.l n.!. as toaen Of re,pee the Departed Gar
roll
~ Among,ha passcns!fs in the PACKET snip
Sully, arrived ut New Yorh from liayrc, are WI
.iAm c. Rlves, Esq la!e Minister 10 Frome
and Lnvis Rogers, Esq q. Iae irm OF ko.,ers &
Hanson, Oil Richmond
81 Joseph Draper. Esq. has been cecied MON
bcr Of Congress from the Wythe district, 10 Supply
the vacancy otcas ontd by the death O, Mr. Gha.ios
Z. Johnston, without opposition, MAJ Gcotse ha-
wing v !thdgaVn i,cn ,hr contest
~ Gen Winfield Scott has reached Washing
ton City from the Northwestern f,onas', II tue
enjoyment ol excellent heath.
Massachusetts, Returns from He towns in Nlas-
sachusets, give the following state ol tar polls 70.
the Office of Governor OF tint State Lincoln,
(Clay,) 23,499, La,hrop Ant, Musonc) 1891,
and Morton Jackson 97Io.
g.t5' The Jaclisonans in the city OF New \ OH
recently met at Tan.many Hal, to make pregaa-
tons for celebrating the great victory" recently
chievo1 by them, III the re election oi theIr IDOL
They viii, course, express their o, by burning
| ouunnu.,pr eating rnaSt beef mud pt,nrnu iavu
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1832-11-22
W. NOR Al.

Ns.it. 5obsgresr fselte .ally inforns h,'fl's's
II and f..e aas lha. 'e II. removed ais d.
ilctILlAs GLL.e ea.htlI .haehI 4. Lie hcstze 60.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1832-11-22

euFlfd y ID : tIIelltnfvi lfpof u NJ Z
,amptn's Iaa'nrsag sste,isha.ei. FRA
M. DElN,Az
) y ~ @apai b. eigii ., felfiag t,sF ~ y .s.r
QUINCY Nh, SiiilEsd s.-.siss.. ~. -
Ns =. - SEC III - IT
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1832-11-22

IL Minute guns were fred in Rle lno..d l.y u.
de- OF the Executive, fan Ill s o'etost. u, thc
Ei7.h n.s. toen Of ro,pee. to the departed Gar
| r.IJ
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1832-11-22

Ny. l.
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1832-03-13

Mr.. PEcKHAM,-I have for some time
past viewed with silence the political ex-
citement in this and in many Of our
neighboring towns. But among all my
researches and observations, have met
with no compositions more degrading in
themselves, and deceptive to our citizens,
than the generality ofthose political ones
set forth in the Herald of The Times. /
take up this publication with the view of
reading something new, useful, or anus
ing. But in this, generally fail. The
first topic to which my attention is drawn,
is frequently political and as feel some
interest in the welfare of our state, I
make this the first object of my perusal.
In general, can read but few words,
before l come to language truly defama-
tory and which know to be essentially
injurious to The editor. The authors, Tor
as l may with more precision say,) the
author of all this sophistical buffoonery
has SO long imposed upon the public by
his protracted jargon, that he is well
known by all, Notwithstanding he at
tempts to evade the scrutiny of his fellow
citizens by many artful projects. | am
a subscriber to that paper and have been
for a considerable length of time but if
/ find the columns oft hereafter no more
useful or amusing shall, accompanied
by three of my neighbors, withdraw my
name from their list of subscribers. /
understood when it first came out that it
was to be a religious, and well conduct
ed paper, and | now appeal to any man
Of candor, and ask him if it is such. /
would advise the editor to look little to
this thing, and see at the same time, ,wheth-
er he has not pretended friend, who
would desert him, as readily as he has
been known to desert others heretofore.
A Middletown Farmer.
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1832-03-13

We present the correspondence ofihe
President of the United States, with a
Committee Of the republican members of
of the legislature of the State of New
York, in relation to the recent rejection
of Mr.. Van Buren,.
1t exhibits the character of the Presi-
dent.-It announces him as pursuing
plain straight forward course, evading
nothing, shifting on no one else his bur-
dens, denying no responsibility. 1t is
a step that illustrates his moral courage,
his unsbrinking firmness as statesman,
his faculty and sagacity in eivI concerns.
The complaint by our opponents against
President Jackson, constantly is, his pop
nlqrityl gained as they say merely by his
military merits he saved nation from
disaster and disgrace, and therefore the
people in the excess Of gratitude have
for this, made him popular, for this they
bear him in their hearts, for this they
give him their multitudinous suffrages.
We say as to all the substance of wis
dom, in regard to beneficial results,
springing from a clear view apd cautious
deliberation of his subject; President
Jackson is as peculiar and as eminent in
civil, as he has ever been in military con-
Germs. He strikes home to the common
sense of the people, he carries conviction
ms to his own sincerity in behalf of their
rights and interests.
We have no doubt there are soldiers
sprucer martinets on parade than Jack
son, there are writers who are prettier
and more dainty in their phrases but fact
AYERS he is effectually superior both in the
cabinet and the field, and that he wields
with equal success the pen aud the
sword.
lie has by his manly incorporating
statement, rcfutcd all the grounds taken
by the coalition fraternity ofthe Senate,
l'stfied himself protected his minister
nd placed his adycrsaries in the wrong.
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Messrs. Clayton, Tazewell, Ewing. and
Webster-but no question was taken.
In the House of Representatives, Mr..
Wardwell presented resolutions adopted by
the Legislature of the State of New York,
in opposition to the re.charter of the Bank Of
the United States. Mr. Wcklifie, from the
Committee on the Public Lands reported
bill for the final adjustment of private land
claims in tho State of Missouri. The Ieso'
luton for the appointment Of a Select Com,
mttee to examine the affairs of the Bank OF
the United States was again taken up. Mr..
Clayton, resumed and concluded his remarks
in favor of the resolution, in q speech OF a.
bout three hours long. MIR. Root has the
floor for to day.