Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1832-11-12

iaprisy. Ifitseems strange, then, tha, tho k.cn1s
fthc Banh, ~ 81 present organized, should haye
been so blind To their swp interest a. 10 vote Tor tho
reelection of6en. jackson, II Il hagi!y less strange
that IFS erG,ouru,s Should laee daae so seeing ,hat
by his enccess, they were oly ret'lns ID Of onc c.
vi 10 be substituted by auoheg Vi tn iod lras,.,.
,udc.
SahA Carolina, The member. OF the Leg isla-
turc OF South Carolina, hclong,ng 10 tho Union par
,y held a meeting at Columbia, on the a.,h ut Ut
which n brief Address TO the people OF that State
vas adopted. They declare that. " as individuals,
they vill continue to oppose Modification by all the
means IN their power, as long they may do 20
consistently with the laws Of the lind, and their al
loslancc to the State Of South Carolina This, II
will be perceived is virtual admission OF the doc.
rinc Of Modification, since i, claius for the laws Of
South Carolina un obligation upon tho ci,izens of
that State superior to tina, imposed by the lnwa of
the federal government The Union patty we
presume, find that they too weak to resist the
Nuillfycrs by pcaresbo neans--and they therefore
think it best to surrender with what MIR Rtelle
would call professionals
Nc,c JcrMg.-- Mr. Samuel L. Southland, was in.
Quoted into the office Of Governor OF New Jersey
on the 3ls, ult. His inaugural address is said to
have been eloquent and repcte with generous
and liberal sediments, declaring his Intention tn
act US Governor of the State, aud no, OF partgp-
This was Gen Jackson $ creed before he was cleo
ted President We hope Mr.. souihard's memory
will no, be SO trcachcroas as tho Presidents
Vermont. MIR, Swift, late Il member Of the II
Of Representatives FROM Vermont, has been elcc
ted to the u 8. Senate, by the Legislature of TINT
STATE in the place Of Mr.. Seymour, whose term of
service expires on the ath of March ucAt--M. s
Is M cpponcn, Of the administration
Rhode Eaad. Tie Legislature OF Rhole Is
land inst on ,hs 8O,h ol,. and, after IL b,ilutnes,
elected William sprngu-, Jr, Speaker, b. vote OF
"a, against 80 given 10 MI Til,insbas' Mr.
SprasIc was the Anti Masonic candidate, ond vas
elected by the union of,lai party With the JachsO.
uicuS-who, by the way, seem ready enough to
cumttur and to tarm coaitionS even with the Anti
1faSoBs, when they Gun make aay thing by II, al
thu,sh they aaec, to be very ihdisnan; when the
Clay party DO the same thing.
Resignation of ~. ga.rey The Richmond
JcGersoprun, Of rue 18th lust informs ~ that CIV
Floyd has received letter from LiH,tton Waller
Td-iseu, Esq rctieninf his son, as n Senator 10
cons!css tom the state Of Virsinia.--As Mr.. Wy
lcrs ,eru of scrvcD expires on tire i.h oil March
next, the Legislature, a, It's ensuing session, will
havo 10 elei two Stna,ora A gorois chance for
tho accidental Councillor Peter V. and Speaker
Stevenson, ifpayty hott, IRE to be rewarded out
very Dor que, flour Legislators fill the vacancies, us
they should do, with men Of commanding TALENTS
and unques,oncd political integrity. Such men
are Chapman Johnson, Benz. Watkins Lcigh, ST.
George Tucker, Rober, S,anard, William C Rivcs,
Jumcs Barbour Robert Taylor and others Il
would be q rcproach to the character Of the State,
it the Legislature should pass by men sneh we
have named to manufacture arllGcal elcntness
such bags Of wind Ms the FIX. Lcn,cnnn, Governor
and Mr. Speaker S,cvcnsnn'
ar 5oira S. BmSout, Ea9. in al. address, II his
! cunsiilienis, declines n trficctou 10 Cmgyr..s
{ &c has represented the Cnlpepn disric. for The
J last ten yeurs ltis alaal time tina, ssnc oihei
of the representatives of Virginia, whom We could
name lift you'd not be though; personal. sho1ld be
gin to think ofprac,isns the republican doctrine o
! to,nton IL cfirc
1 Composition |Aie Senate aftcr The Al Of lia,eh
ncu The Washington correspondent, ofthe NY.
Journal OF Commerce makes the following estimate
Of the strength parties in the Senate Oh tho T..
States, after the 4th ofMarch next. Even should
Gen. Jackson be elected tho strength of the Oppo.
s,ion IN that body will be barrier to any fawlcss
and unconstitutional act which he may be disposed
in the exulta,lon accustomed by his reelection, 10
commit
| Jackson. Opp Jackson Opp.
| Maine, S Carolina, 0 ,
n. Ilumpshnc, / Georgia o
| Vermont 0 2 Alabama,
! Massachusetts,, o = Mississippi,