Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1833-05-06
Fem tIe National Intcliigcaeer, Mag |.


By paragraphs furnished by the papers, we nfe
informed that tho Prcsiden, Of the United states is
c,neeed 10 arrive in New York early IN June, on
his wny to Bosion-that Boston is TO be honofed
in the course of the Summer, with VISIT from
Mr. Clay as we'll us Gea. Jackson, and that Mr..
Webster the great New. Eng lander, ~ expected 10
make n tour 10 the West. THIS is all right Our
leading men oush, to visit different parts OF thoIf
own country, and ludsu far themselves Of It's char
ac,er and capacities Ii Is mol Tor sueh ihen 10
bound their y,son or their acton TO The limits OF
their particular They were made for the
whole Union, and they ought 10 study the inter
es,s of the whole Union. They ought to be, and
will be- made welcome every where they 90.
From the Ponnsyvsnian, we learn something
of the movements of unu,ber OF our leading men.
The Wee President oithe L. States, I've are in'of
med 10y that joufnal who departed for New YORK
on Saturday lust, at 10 O'clock Will remain III 'hn'
c,tv til the President shall rchch II IN June, on his
, tour To New England. The President Will there
he ionod by The Wee President and tten says The
| pennsylynnian, " both will proceed IN company
together. through Connecticut, Rhode Island Mas
| snchnsetts, Name, New Hampshire and thence
TO western New York. On reaching western
| Pennsylvania, the V,se President wall most likely
senera,o from the President and continue his jour
rey ,loaniho Mississippi, section OF tie toun-
| try which he has never yet visited The ffcsl
lent will ri,nrn 10 W ashlngton about the close o
the summer II this prosremme OF the Wee
Presidential movements for the present season b'
! accurate and we do not doab. the authority io
il.l Mr. Van Buren, will elose upon the heels o
| Alr. Webster. Perhaps, indeed, ihet may be A''
purpose We shall sec.
! The Pennsylvania takes occasion TO eongrain
late its readers at what II appears TO consider lh'
felcltous conjunction OF the TWO first officers Of the
| government on his occasion. What appears II
! us very natural -hat Is, The COOL understanding
bctw cen the President III fact and the President II
| reyersion-~,ho good Philadelphia Editor
con siders the most remarkable feature" IN This
| Joint excursion. We consider II not only natural
bu, necessary :" Heretofore says our Phadel
pha friend F." .lese high officers Che Pfesidon
and Vice pres.den' Of The United Slatos) have has
contrary views, and different purposes " Bu
now !" he adds, " wo find perfec, unity of acton
and identity of pu,pose-the public goed--bc
| tween the principal Executive officers of the go
yernme,'' The public geol Good we say
But if the Editor referred to had put final II
the woIq, cMRsrs g,sa, say he was nearer mi "a
they landed in England understanding nle of
langu ,ge, but wishing 10 BE- gracious 10 tho ma
titude which ,hronsed aionnd the royal carriage
in its progress Though the streets Of London
said to them, u, his Tor her) German accent " ",
sool people. We pc Come for your eoots p " Yrs
rrjoined one oi,be crowd, end believe for on
ehatlels, too The pecsiden', We RAY 90 hin
IIe justice 10 presnme possessing power, looks II,
further rs for The Vice President, it is nellhc
!lsrespcetu 10 Inn non 10 the school of which h,
is ayowedIy the head, 10 suggest, thai If he think,
of the peoples COOL, he is not wholly unmindfu
also Of The peoples goods--rns srolLs, which
! according 10 The maxim Of has party in New
York, belong 10 The Conqueror aud which h
hopcs@by the grace Of God and General Jackson :.
ccuncnanec, 10 conquer FOR himself