Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1832-08-30
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4 asrsl ede.-Montfort Stokes, Esq. Of North
Carolina, has resigned the Office Of Governor ofthai
State, having accepted the appointment of Commits
sioner TO treat with the Indian tribes, conferred on
him by the President ofthe United States. In North
s,l,ution directing, that, in the event of a vacancy
occurring IN the Gubernatorial office, the Speaker
Of the Senate shall perform its duties. II is said
that the Speaker, %. +, Caldwell, Esq refuses
toserve, in consequence OF its Interference with his
private affairs. As the constitution makes no other
provision for the case, the good people of North
Carolina mus! be without an Executive officer I'M
til the meeting Of the next Legisla,urc,-a matter
which might, under some circumstances, be atten.
ded with dlsagreeablc and serious consequences.
Flag struck The New York " Courier and
Enquirer" has struck the Jackson %iag-and hoisted
another, with" Principles, not Men, inscribed up
w ~ A''S '"S,N " lsN r.
faced by a dissolution Of co-partnershlp between
james Watson Webb and Mordecai Manasseh
Noah the latter gentleman not being wiling to
lose his Suryoyorship, with a salaty ofS2O0O per
annum, which he knew would follow an avowal Of
his change of sentiment, notwithstanding we make
such Il mighty noise every 4th Of fully, about the
" freedom Of opinion and all that sort Of stuff
&" How wretcled is that man who lives on Piesl-
Dental fayors IF the Courier can carry its Q 500
subscribers aud 80, 900 oorrowers-(f for we take It
| there are always about four borrowers to one sub
scribcr to all newspapers, much 10 the inconvc-
nience Of the subscribers. and greatly to the detri-
ment Of the Editors)-we say ifthe Courier can
TAX. its subscribers and readers with it, Mr.. Webb
| will bca great acquisition to the cause of Constitu-
, tional Liberty and Public Virtue for which the
opponents Of Andrew Jackson arc contcnding. If
lie cannot do ihis-why then, we must take the will
for the deed.
The Jackson papers have already discovered
that the Courier vas u mcroenary establishment,
| and its Editor a disgrace 10 the Jackson iarks.
They are the best Judges OF ms, We au'lll, hoih
their long aud intimate association with him. 1t
Is a pity, though, that they can never see these
! things Nhtii they find 1t 10 ,heiT advantage 10 pro-
claim them. The writings of Duti Green, Stephen
Simpson, and W eLb w,le all once eagerly quoted
and unqnslifedly endorsed by these same men
who n5y denounee them-ond ii is against all
the rules ofevid,uoe, that they should now attempt
to discreet. then.
IHc Iammory Republicans have denounced
the corfie and inhihl, hen rfOrtll the publication
Of tlleir proceedings IN its columns Their organs
10 alc the Evening Post, Mercantile Advertiser
and Standatd-ths latter a newly Established jour
| nal, aud the TWO fotne, Eartflra Convention to-
RES during Die war, hui now Jackson democrats,
dyed n the WOOL
J f. The Ontario q. y Republican, has fol
lowed tn. example Of the Courier and Enquirer,
and hauled down the Jackson flag Ditto Of the
Tel.rranh print, "a AT Nlncv IN pepnsvlyann.