Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1833-04-22
PHILADELPHIA. Ami i

pHlLAprLruta April Il.
Il j. runnorcd that Col. pAGt, on Saturday last,
received firm Washington commission, nppo.n=
ting him Post Master Of Philadelphia An nrdu-
Jus and respuns,6 Die Office and QUO That requires
mfsb attention, ellher On the par of the principal
~ his CHIEF .e.k aho should be active, nteIl cent
adabie, and OF uulageih IN industry. inquirer
Ctarlo9etrE1c. ip,u l. On the 18th INST
the Students Of tbo University assembled IN
the Episcopal Church % teebrate the birthday oi
Mr. JrrrtusoS. tie inthcr Of their Aioa Hdtcr,
where an appropriate ofa.tan was delivered by one
Of their follow students, Mr.. SkaMIs, Of Alssan.
dda. A very sensible speech as long as he stuck
10 his subject busas he seems to he follower OF
the neie hehs IN American politics he Of course
would give Us towards the end Of II lic touch of
his political doctrines According 10 hm the peo.
pic Of the United States are not by my means the
people of fhe Uui'el States, but merely the peo-
pie of The States united This would certainly be
the difference between fddic dee dec and fldlf De-
dun, ift w,rc not tina, IN this case the dun
carries nulIhration accession DENIAL Of obc-
dienee 10 the Geueral Government, and all tha, sort
Of thing, IA It's tai. lthou'efe.
From Gcll La Fayetie The Philadelphia Ma
iional Gazette publishes the following letter from
Gen. La Flycttc 10 a gentleman II hat city, dated
2Sth February, 1893
- thank you for your letters they are more
and more necessary TO mr.. The anxiety that
experience account Of unfortunate Amer
can discussions, is beyond any thing can express
The last news seem to point 10 All amcnblc set
element. II must not be believed that the glory Of
each party consists in the triumph Of its opinions.
It Is quito tho contrary The friends of America
viii rejoice when hey sec both parties animated
by spui.o consilIntion 1t Is in this poin, OF
view that the patriots Of Europe consider this bu-
sincss. They weul wish to contrast the internal
policy of the Unti States with the violent inca
sures, for instance, that the British ministry have
lately proposed IN Parliament with regard 10 he
lind. They would wish be able to say See
the difference between the political system of the
United Stltcs and thnt Of the European govern.
mcn,3, even al those who pretend to act on princ-
pies Of liberalism - Th. view Of the subject is
Of grcm importance, aud ought 10 strike our eiti-
gems Of all par,cs and of all opinions It is nshl
that there should be diversity of sentiment, res
pectns Sfatc Rgii' on the one hand aud the
powers OF The national government on The other
this Is necessary for the maintenance aud prcser
walton of The Constitution. Bot the thing mus, moi,
be carried too far on either side. Myanxieiy
may say my anguish, will no, be at m end until
shall know that all Il nmleahly settled The spirit
of mutual concession tha viii produce such a re.
suit will be honorable N the eyes Of all the friends
Of liberty IN Europe
Erftaef II iet!er from n gentleman IN Itcann,
10 fs trend IN MS CVp, dat,A
NifNs, Jan. y, 1919
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document, my call it,asains, South Carolina, Of
President JacIson'a; for the patriotism, temper,
and clear and true statement of facts, doubt if
II has ever had its equal III any country - You
hear of i. even here from every mouth, and from
people who only real English without beng "A.
bic 10 speak II Our politics are becoming every
day moro interesting 10 Europe and our national
Improvements are looked upon with nstonlshmcnt
md admiration. II the Carolininns only knew
how their conduct wa rcgariedby Europe, and
what an argument they put into the mouths of
those Croake.s who have long pfed,cted our scpa-
ration, they would not, one would think persist II
momen, 'nther prescn, course Bl5. Alas
MINISTER TO FRANCE-Thcrc is now
no doubt tina, The Hon. Edward Livingston, Secre-
taty Of State, will be appointed Minister to France
lie Will be taken on, by the Delaware -, which
will be rcndy for at Norfolk nbou, the first OF
1unc. The Delaware will then proceed to the Ale-
dicrranean TO supply the place of,he irigate Bran
jyVine TRasivn Afla,
The Vice President ofthc United States, we
understand, lctt Washington for the Nor,n last
week.
American Na"'ern.-As the season is approach
m I.,rl Il .,Lt Il. ~. /
tina, they can supply themselves with handscn,c
and durable article of American manufacture, by
applying at the store of Nathaniel T. Williams,
Esq We have heretofore taken occasion to men,
ton Tue American Nankccn aud have recently cx.
ahmed some received by Mr.. Williams. made OF
Georgia cotton, and manufactured at Patterson.
New Jersey. 1t is ofexcellcnt texture and quality.
and Is SAID 10 improve III color by wear We are
pleased 10 learn that tho demand for tins article is
increasing and that II IS likely 10 become flshon-
able. II is by encouraging such manufactures that
we advance the real Independence AMI prosperity
OF our county. BdNimBe C4,ogUle
DIR EFT Mon DRofr- In passing the coach ma.
kcrs establishment of Mr. Daniels IN Sewall
street, u few days ago we were stuck with the
appearance ofthc royal arms and motto of ENGLAND
emblazoned on the panel of new carriasc which
stood at the door On inquiry, we found that it had
beer made TO order for one % the Brit, provinces
and were Informed that the principal supply OF the
North American colonies was derived from ,hi,
country, notwithstanding a protective duty of q
per cent. This fact is crcditube 10 our meoha.
MICS. IS4,,w Ca
n duel was Tough, at Key Wos, on the %,
March, between Daniel Coffin Piakham, DEBUT,
Collector otthc port of Key West; and Dr. i. b
Strobe of Charleston rs. C) At the second FIR
MI p'nkhar' received ball from his antasonis,
which entered the right side near the breast,
was apprchcnded tina, the wound would prove fatal
CiioLERA.-We hear from Portsmouth, N
H. that vessel has arrlve there from Havana O,