Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1833-06-17

thing eSc--Vefy rev inueed, SIR, could oeni him,
and he could not endure defeat ] was aware Of
this, and had always declined playi"g With HIM,
because I trns his match, Until enr rotoriuaate O.
vening when he touched my Vr.iu', priie III So
pointed way could no longer refuse, AID W. sal
lawn tthe ga'e | soon CRED 'fii.ce nate aud
lie neves torlave me Afterwards
Tins st9rs ofth ytme ofehess n.sy he true so
far as the mere circumstance Of rlsyip. ani ihc
resuii OF the game, Is stated But We do not be
h.'yc tina, the SEPARATION between Mr. Jefferson aad
VT. Rsndolph was The Consequence of il, If IT
rs, u Is marvellous that we nov for the first time
hear that Insignificant assigned not only Tot
change, in one of the parties, Of political sen imea
and consequent rupture of polite Il associations
Such cause might have provoked personal III
will, though we think even TIM, doubtful, with
such Mr. Jefferson, and under the cir.
cnmstances ofthe connection existing between him
self and Mr.. Randolph--bui II surely never could
have operated change in Mr. RS ideas of national
policy, upon which MS friends have heretofore jas
tifed his desertion of Nj, Jenarsons admins
tralon. Ills enemies, however, have asc,ibed that
leserlion, ard the formation Of the tr,kinpt gH,d
party, Of Which Mr., X. wa the leader To a dnfsr-
ent cause-lo nothing less than the refusal of Mr.
Jefferson to appoint him Minister to England--ani
this latter supposltion is strengthened if not crn-
frmed, by circumstances well known at the time
IN this section of country and not altogether obe
rated from the Evolutionary history Of that period
The hext anecdote is srikingly illustrative of
,,ID Dot.
national principles:
Mr.. Randolph had large box full Of books with
him which he was taking 10 England to get bound
asked HIN why he had not sent them TO PhiIa-
dolphin OF New York for that purpose. What,
SIR. SAID lie, patronzc our Yankee task masters
who have in opposed such duty upon foreign books ,
never sir, never Will never what they
raise, SO long as my purse get supplies from
aid England, and until can have my books prop.
eriy bound Soah Of Mason aid Dlxon's line /
sha employ John Bull y One day at the dinner
the Captain SAID " Mr. Randolph, viii you ALLOW
me 10 help you 10 cndfsh 7" No sir il comes
from New England, Vas his laconc reply
Whenever he praised any northern man, il was
always with this hmsion-" lie is the ccyere.t
man know North ofihe Potomac !"
Tho wrtcrofthese riqnant mott es,closcs his frs,
number with the following statement
On Sundays he used t. read for ~ a chapter in
tho b bic or par of the Church service, and once
he made cxtcmporaG. Qua prayer and he never
would permii any ref, ctons to be cast "uon rcli-
glon without very POINTED feenke. lie told me
that for many years ne had been corrupted by the
indd lity which prevailed amongst many of tho
le.,E,o ,o,t,ci,n. =, w ,sbn,,on hu, nv, IN ,ho
year 1916, during severe fit of Illness he had a
remarkable vision, which completely dlspelltd the
4 -
u'oe. wy" "' ,'' 'ou'uoa nus 'a''n'
Cb,;.,;s,;,,, ussr,, 81 NJ, I,,ar 49,, - a..
wrote immediately after iAls iltress addr,.sea H. n
bosom friend IN Virginia, ~ which he gave cir
ep'iA'a''"' pe'a'' a. as eo''e's'"h' ~ - at
49,. ,,,,a,nl :, -
f5as The vlsion. "Th,s tlt,. SAID &c % ms.
. contains rot e7't IL Iii, st..o. > Il =. "
'aeht ~ i,'n, liz ".ai IN ke iof Il 49, n
ins"'' q" 20 u ''S' -. =fN'' "' - s.'.r7
uasbskc,. 81 -, - the ,tu,,s Of ,,hr,srI.fatt y,
NJ 'et'tispn, hoeaycr re AVE II very different
hso'o'', W',eh 'e''' n'' '''' o'''f's sleeg nav
,4e.,,r p.,',z,,1 ,a> .,,f,.
/ ya,ns, rim
| tn. Editor Of tho phiadslpa.s National Gazette.
remetkine on the las, n,rnr-arh il forms us that
Mr.. Randolph gave him, IN the year lsl6 a DIFF
ferent account Of his miraculous conversion. VIII CHI
he lated much earlier and located under III, roof Of
his motl.er" On the subj ct of Mr. Randoph's
reli yious opinion s-ifhe could be said TO have had
anv--wo imagine his best and most intima,e friend.
can give bit a YER unsatisfactory ac cunt. H.
was " e.'ery thing BY urn, and nothing lonep-a,
one time, exceedingly devotional 1T another nor