Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1834-12-25

project OF a new National Bank which he affirmed
was sanctionei by the Pres dent remarks" We
are authorized 10 say that the state ment is not true
MT. cackle submitted his plan TO the President
he read only small part OF it, and becoming salts.
lied that II was altogether visionary schemr threw
II aside, and never looked at it again. Hero Is
anothcc question Of veracty. What say YOU, Mr..
/ feackle
81 Mr.. Slsbee, one of the Massachusetts Sena-
tors, has declared his intention of declining rec
lection to that body. HIS term expires on the 4th
of March next.
1s' Resolutions have been offered in the Legis-
ture of Alabama, nominating judge White as mex,
President We hope they may pass.
AZ Gen. Vim. II. Harrison, of Ohio, is ROM
mated as next President, IN the Harrisburg PENN
lnlehsencer. If we could DC persuaded 10 support
! a Military Chleitaln, he would lie decidedly the
m IN OF our choce next 10 Mr.. Clay.
- We invite the at enon of our readers to the
extracts from the speech ofJoseph c. CabclI Esq
on the subject OF the James River and Kanawha
Improvem IA, which wil be found in this mornings
,aPer Weregtet that we were compelled to omit
portions OF II, though the parts omitted will not les
sell the value OF that portion which we have pub
l'shed II our cttlz design aiding in this
work, they must of course do It " now, or never
Its fate must be sealed IN few days
Congressional Contention, IN the Bedford district.
1hr D'n'iiie OhsNtvrr requests us SO say thai
a Convention viii he held by the friends of The ad
mnis tratiun nj trankln caari house on the first
Monday IN February next. for the purpose Of uom
mating fl and proper ~ ryon to rcptesrn' thr dis
| fr,f.t -,tTs Inch
The Observer Sans" Pstrrk county has already
| taken mea >ure' Oh the sntircr, mud those hsora-
hle II The cansn III the coun irs Of IL nry, Fr"nk
lin and Erdfafa, we are Gct'r'J respectfully 10 re-
quest 10 attend al heir several court houses on the
d7sl day e thor January count spd appoint TWO
more d. eeafe> To meet at the time and place
ahev" mentioned, ia order tina; such nomination
nay lac mabe. E" Col. Parck II. Feuianc, VIII,
bad he"n heretofore nemnat rs u candtda'e, i
| a jealous aAyoca'c of tie Convrn ion ani OF
course, presume, viii not flr.!,er rIcss b.,
claim..'
~ Mr.. Polk, chairman of the committee of
Ways AMI Ncn,s, has introduced bill regulating
the dcpostes OF the public money The State
Banks : another, prov din, for The sale Of the gov
srnmcn, stock in The Bank of the United States
and thlrd, repeating much ofan act as requires
he U. S. BANK TO perform the duties of Commits
sioner OF Loans.
"a. Mr.. Webster has brought before the Senate
ttll providing Tor the Naturalization by our gov
crnment Of American cllzens, for spo' latioEs com
United on their commerce by the French prior 10
the .}0,h Of Sept. l300-which was under debate,
having bcea supported 10y Mcssrs. Webster and
Shcpley AID opposed by Mcssrs. Tyler ond Ben
ION, II our last dates fiom Washington.
d.. The Nashville Eepablican ia mistaken in
.upnrsng that arr " inclined TO support Judge
may BE- torcea into that po .lilon as deem3ng him
laser eviI than Mr.. Van Bu,en-hut We shall no.
Voluntarily support any man for tai Office who Is
defender Of q =. Jachson's recent coars
H. \ Chesterfield correspondent, Of the Rich
u,3nA Wig says that on sernUn zing the " 10
,'ru ton ptpet>" IN iha' county, ii faand thai
hey contained the names Of two persons who were
'ead five others who had removed out OF thf
state !; two Others who are infants one o'h"r an
do two others who are deemed 10 b. aliens
TN 90 others VINO nave been convi til Of nnpoaS
riIruce. chi who are therefore deprived OF the
rigl, Of suffrage and about % othrrs who have
10 yht to vnie-ond II i, ajdtd that some II or
20 taPrs had direct d lher names TO Re stricken
oG,-lhns reducing the nntnbrr OF si,nfr' to less
than 800. By stfict examination Of h cHnnls-
,loncr's hooks it has been asc.rta ID t. there
! are upwards OF 200 70 crs in The county thai
Col. VIM. r. Johnson, is not instructed, sud viii,
of course, We inagine, vote for Mr.. Leigh.
aNr Mr.. She'll one of The delegates from Bruins
wick has declared in a letter a committee of his
county men, that he shall vote for Mr.. Leigh as
next Senator, il having been demonstrated, 10 his
satisfac ion that the attempt instruct INN to vote
agaInst that gentleman had filled II appears that
the whole number of voters in Brunswick IS 6Oi OF