Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1833-05-02

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FrAs ~ 1ies.ndria Yseni1 GaTeife.
ALEXANDRIA, April 81, 1889.
NJ. SneedeN - Having, to day, received adls-
psssal from thu Navy of this republic, signed Icy
!" Andrew Jackspn, a" sner twenty three years ar
,i,,c,s service deyGsd 10 my country, as have
with ardent seal been, both ia and peace
think proper 10 give the public the fast annancia
ton Of the fact
I, vas about two months ego, Immediately after
. full and con,plese examination my conduct ny
a Court OF Enquiry convened IN Washington I'M
der the testimony of many persons, when was
n,,,, honcrabls acquitted an of.cer and g nile
man tina. the Government paper lthc Globe pro
claimed me to be a large public def,ul'er. then
requested a suspension of opinion upon the charge,
vouchine that the whole Of it was UNANIMOUSLY Ill
,,,us. AMI tina, would in time expose the ncfl-
nous measures whereby the base accountant Off
ce,. his favori,es and co-adutofs. were 81 wretch
edly aiming 10 fix 1t upon me. Inns promise |
have So Gar redeemed as To be able 10 declare SO
lcmnly that have very recently completely can
ecod Ivy proper vouchers and testimony The in'.
aui,ous nttemp, 10 iniure me, and by 'tbronsh the
Department indebted TO me not much shorl OF one
Thousand dollars. My accounts have been most
d,.honcstly, and with the most unprecedented har-
d,hood protested against, aud even the decision OF
tho Examining Court utterly dsresardcd.
NV Counsel will Immediately prepare thorough
,,5 very connected statement ofihc manner IN
which hsv, been fot nearly four years prosecuted
and from which the community will clearly d,s
coy,, that have not had the smallest prospect
Of any thing like ultimate Jos"ee nom Inc depart
meat
nysin ask Of the public little further forbcnr-
o,cr from making any unfavoshble CONCLUSION n
vs,n,t me- pawn my very existence upon the
kJ.l1y and fathhlness with which the whole OF!
my duties to my country have been fulfilled
Those E1l,ors who erc accustomed 10 net inde-
pen, ,,.y, and with proper justice to individuals,
ic.pecislly one who has been dismissed from tic
heh sery ica OF his country to Crafty the most bla
hearted malevolcnce, taught with views. OF the
deepcs, nquity viii he pleased TO give publicity
10 VIVA, now Subscribe my name
Il Il. RANDOLPH,
Late u S v
I've understood that NJ Randolph has sent his
commission enclose n letter 10 Mr.. Madison
from HON he received II some twenty years ago !
Ia HraM.
The Richmond Whie, late n Clay paper, and
now one Of tic organs of the multiplying pnrty, is
Of opinion that it would he expedicntto abolish the
oaicr Of President altogether, and transfer the TX.
ecu,ive functions to a Committee Of the Senate, to
be annually chosen 10y ballot.
This idea, oxruyagan, as II Is, rs not SO absurd
asa proposition made some years ago by a Scha
Tor from one of the Northern States that each Scna
tor should exercise the functions Of + re sdent ia
turn, for year, the order of succession to be DE
,crmncd, no, by ballot, but by Lt.-Psrhars n
still better way would be TO put the Office up as the
hichos, prize in a National Lottery, nnd devote
tho proceeds Of the tickets TO the payment of the
expenses OF the Government
Baltimore Gazette
The Y lecraph thinks that" null feaiion has
l,comes prtciplo OF our government II by
on, coy,rnmcn,," the Telegraph means S Caro-
lima. uisr,g 1T enough But, II we rccolltct cor
rec,ly nuhhct,,on has not been counienanctd by
snv other State in the Union, md II is certainly
probn,cd by the administrators ofthc Federal Gov
ernmen,--ihc Prcsdent-Congress, aud the Judi
claty. l'"t' ""S-