Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1834-12-22
| them. In the mean time, We would ad,,.. ,h.s.

them. In the mean time, We would adv,.. n. =,
TO compare notes In future
On one subject embraced in the Repor, ~, o,,
cur with The Postmaster General We ,,f,r oil,
TOO great extension and TO the abuse of the fr,,L
ing privilege We hope that this su',jsc, will ,t.
tract the special attention of the present Congress
ana mat l, VIII be so re.us ed as hat whle ,h, !,
olhcers will MOI be dcpr' ed of privileges "a winch
'hey are properly entitled, the public mails shall
be relieved OF unnecessary burthens, and the reye.
nue. OF the Department nfnn extrayayun,tox
Interaol IaprorsmeM Coauen,,on-A c,n
Ven''on OF Deeg ties from various count,es in m,
States Of Vagina, ONO Mary baud and pcnosv,y.
MA. aad the District OF Columbia, in,eres, ~ IN.
completion of the Chcs ,peake and OHIO cnna, .s
sembled III Baltimore on the 7,h inst, and ca,,;n,
ed IN session three days. Variou, and imnon,n,
propositions, which elected able and amin ,,ed dis
ca sicn, were under consideration during IL, Srs.
SION. The most Important of It's e6uelusions h ~
| 'e', was HE appointment of committees 10 me.
mortal &c Congress and the ate Legislature, Of
| Matyitnt, Pennsylvania, Virginia and OHIO "for
aia IN inftherng the progress of the vitality i'm
por'ant undertaking, the in,cres, Of which thew
| had assembled 10 promote
The Richmond Enquirer, in advertin, to tha,
portion OF tht II Proceedings which relates to the
solicitation of all from Congress, ,xhnmes one ~,
It's ancient & eloquent, ordinations, "Hunds nv ;
and e"oices the improperly of the Interference OF
Congress, by quoting, from the speech of Portia,
IN the " Mctch mt OF Venice" the lines which i,
has so often Inflicted upon lis rea'lefs If" Gt
says) "en nprrop, ia,lon can he granted to such
an object, that decision
-" Will be recorded for precedent
And many an error by the same example.
in he Ii b, ~ I ~
We agree with the Enquirer as to the principle !;
but what right has tn t paper to believe that the
President will veto the appropriation" if /, be
mai by Congress 7 Has not The President dec-
ied tia, '.0tlonal improvements ore proper sub
cts Of governmental patronage And is not
THIS great work as national rs the improvement of
Cumberland river, or the making of road 10 Mars
Till, IN Mainc-boih of which he approved
- Gen Parker of Northampton in a late de-
baic IN III use Delegates, exposed in u mas
ety manner, the inslncetlty of those politicians
who, under the cry of {" down with the Bank a.
bout which, IN trn Il, they nothing, except as
a good paIiy hobby aye sndenvorlng 10 sxolt Mar
tin Van Bu en- 10 he Presidency. lie catcehlzcd
the members of the Legislature with great point.
demanding to know IT this not the fact He
only succeeded, however, in br'n ing two of them,
pary,) tote confessional. Mr. tlocnan Of sic
of " CHI, declared his uncqniyocll advocacy of the
Magician ma Mr.. Wooliol,, Of Orange, his con
TN gent pref,rcnce,d pendent who should b, his
opponeni-lt Mr. Clay or Mr. Calhoun then he
shoulI be in favor of him. Gen. Parker .oke the
ruth. So that man Is In favor OF Jlrk on now,
ana OF Van hereafter, II IS n matter of consc-
q 'c"c &C whether h. b: Tor against the Bank. VT
ness their cxlltation AT the election of M. Nash
oil Powhaian, Jackson Van Buren, b nix man,
over Thomas Miler an An,i-Jackson, Anu Van
Buren, Anll-B,nk man. Can any thInS be clear
cr Dos no. this single flct show thai Van BIZ
IenN cieatlon is overy thing TO them, and that the
prostrdtinr Of the Bauk Is m liter OF no consc-
qucnce, except SD far it oonduces 10 that result
x.r The Edto-s Of the Enquirer fill their paper
with editorial and comm lnica'c1 articles on the
subject OF the right of InsruHon, as II that right
were question d in Virginia by any eminent poll
tcan, eacept VIM. c Aires, E>q. Lit the people
instruct, aud their repres natives will obey, 10 "
man. But they will not obey Instructions, as they
nu.h not signed by mtnoyity OF the voters IN
their respective counties, or by majority, # that
maj rl,y has been Oh AIMED by forgery aod fraud
ar II woul be sin.narr versal not only OF
pc aiic, bu, practical Justice, if VIM. e. RIvcs,
Esq should be elected the Senate by the force OF
principle TO which he is himself opposed, unless
he las changed his opinion since he was memb-r
of the Virginia Legislature, OF which we have no
c., iicnce mean, OF course, the rSht OF nslfuc-
ton, the binding obligation Of which rSht
nj the tlmc lcrred 10, he einphntically denied is
he now an advocate of that right We certainly
have reason 10 doubt It.
s4r The Peter sbure lntrllieenccr asserts that II
has been sat sfic'orlly ascertoloed, after d'Srnt
md careful examination of ,ho " instruction paper,
N thai town that lis Delegate q. T. Brown, Esq
has nut been instruce to vote agalns Mr.. LcSh
the number of sign lures 10 tina; papi falling We
~ far short Of a maj orty OF ITS legally q'"hhed
voters Tn, lnelhgcncer adds that the 'nsruc
ions have failed IN like manner, IN Ch@ste'hin,
Notoway md Brunswick And the same hing
is doubtless true of almost every county IN winch
the anon, alous proceeding has been attempted. Our
opponenrs have made great cry, but we imagine
they will &c, bat liuc wool.
~ The resolutions int o1uccd into the Leelsa-
urc of North Carolina instructiog Senalor Man
yum TO vote for the cxpurgaton from the Journals
of the U. S Senate Of the resolution condemnlng
the course of the President relative 10 the removal
of The deposles, have passed the House OF Con-
mons after an animated debate, by vote OF IL t.
So. 1t il h ped that they will he ncsat'vcd by the
senate but should this hope not be realized,
i,lssaid that Mr. Mansum will resign his scat
r. The Spy in Washington says tht the
French Minister III! rot attend the Pr@siden; APP
l0mGiigne dinner this winter lie adds-" Lds'
wear. on particular occasion, there was a point
of e,ouctic which he (,he French M'n's'er)