Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1834-10-23

| of the jackson Hissi, @:'h INC i"se" -..:,a q
for the purpose Of mrcng the Ha, snu .aa n,ss;.
way the Luo, boxes, ss II IS saio "a' WV
ou,ly threatened. fred and |
several Of the jackson men seriously hurt 'h.en'
! y.nce of What wss going was sPseony eD"'.
| ed to South wark upon which numoe' VI a..
| bos,ened from thence over to AoyamehsiAs' W
| The appearance Of this reinforcement inc I'a..
wss rene we'd and tho wings forced mo ',I "se
| ALou, this time, strong party from the Not'he'i
Liberties, and Spring Gardens, with 'he'r amps
ard band OF music appeared Oh the sfoono' "I'
| had previously wished The residence 81 ue,'
the democratic head quarters in sPrng oa'oco az.
the city cheering their friends al their ''e'o'y y ~
| il does no. appear that they laa any Nno"
the dstuI bance in Moy amensins mil they a't'eo
in the vicinity. =,
| The party in the house finding themselves Close
Iv pressed bod recourse To their muskets, OF WAC"
! fifteen Or twenty stand were III Their POSSESSION"
| How or where they pr cured them. NO have nov
heard. ! hey fired repeatedly FROM The w'h'os'
and roof and wounded fourteen or fifteen persons
several of them severely. The Jackson party pros.
sed on and obtained possession of the house, ana
drove out their opponents 1t appears thar 10 WIS
! last attack, one or two Of them also had mushe's
They took out the furniture, and burnt ii near the
liberty le erected IN f!Ln thea set he " The ta'
ding
An alarm OF Ere was Immediately made the
State House bell WAS rung, and The fire companies
FASTENED to the spot but were not permitted to usa
their apparatus, until the Liberty Pole vas pros
| trated which took some time, IN consequence OF
their not having proper tools with which 10 cut 1t
down Ii fell against the house, and broke ia the
front wall as low dow as the SECOND Story That
house and foue others, oil nearly nav adjoining II.
vhish we UNDERSTAND are the property OF Mr.. Roob.
of this city, were materially injured.
GEORGIA.
Tho contest in this state has been between che
Union party sud tho Nulllfyets. "A, oar last dates
Is counties had been heard fiom which 81 es the
Union ,:cke, for Congress an average majority Of
$500 over TIC Nulllfiers. Thu perish Mr.. Cal
houns hopes.
VERMONT.
Tho Legislature Of Vermont convened at Mont
pcisr on the OH inst This people having failed 10
cleo, Governor, &c. the Legislature proceeded ts
perform TINT duty VIM A. Palmer was re.elcct-
ed with little opposition recevjAg l47 votes against
| IL scattering and Lcbbsus Exer,ou was reelected
Lieut.. Governor-both Anti Massulc and Anti
Jackson.
THE PHILADELPHIA RlOTS.-k is no,
surprising that the late eleeIions in Philadelphia
we're attended by riatous proceedings, incenJa.
rsm and murder, if 1t he true, as stated aulhori
ty, and not deuled tina, tho passions Of lconiious
aud feroclous mob we're stimulated into action by
he appealed leading politicians. 1t is said, for cx
ample, that Col. Page, (Gen. Jack.pn's POSTMASTER
in Philadelphia held the following language a, Il
public meeting
" My friends, take hickory club in Que hand
and sn ash club ID the other, and 60 to the polls
and drive your opponents from the srouud. And
when you see man with clean, hands, een,eey
dressed, make him stand back-drcss HIS vi. wei
| for hin.''
We repeat i.-this language hns hnoo imputed
to Col. Page IN The Philadelphia pagers, and he
had been silent, thong challenged to DENY it, Here
hon We sec IN olifr Of ths general yovcrnmon, not
only openly interfering in elections, bu, cndesvsr-
ing to exotic sp. d; war ilh the nature Of OUT
institutions, and destructive Of tho right OF suf-
fraso. Will the people countenanco an admin.
slralion which Keeps such man in office ?
! DUFF GREEN AND AAlOS KENDALL
AS We mentioned. soms weeks ago, that d news,
paper assault had been made by tho G,st uumed Of
these worthless on THO character Of the le,er-par
4 Mobile fyat' 1u1-end stated the outlines of his at
tsek, 1t IL proper to say that Kendall has replied III
very cool and d,!heruto manner, striking Grcan
~ the raw ~i'h every stroke OF his knou
We have never witnessed a sevcrer fagellation
than Duff has received from the 9TH Auditor. Ard
the beauty Of it is that sha stripes are Inflicted by
Duh's own hand which. while il dsarms him OF
all ca,se Of complaint, dsprves him Of tho ability
to eply.-kenda quotes from tho Telegraph, OF
laa", various articles, written by Green, vndica
ting HIM, (kendall,) against the very charge.
Which Gr9en nov rakss up from the his,o.y of that
period, 70 cast odium Cd thu name OF his old frnal
Tho precise allegations that Green now makes a.
sainst krndall-sucb as his ingratituds 10 MI
Clay-hIs selling biinsclf TO Mr. Claws encmics
and the corrupt bargain by which tho coali-
ton between kend. and the Jackson party wa,
effected his perjury ia giving testimony before the
Kentucky Legislature and his general iufamy of
eharac,er-wsre all made, and the evidences in sun
port OF them, spread before tho public, wears AGO
whom Duff Greene Telegraph was the organ and
defender Of the administration. What course did
Daft then pursue Did 10 admit their truth. NM,
shun tho polluted asra,e--ths corrvpt hir.lir.-
tho barfaced peliurer Not he. Flo took hin, TO
us hosom-repelcd the charges made against him
in The most indignant manner vindica ted him a.
gaInss the aspeIsions Of his opronens-and even
brsought him to become the junior editor of tho
Telegraph, "the most able and influential journal
IN tho world" as he very modss.ly described il J.
In 1929, DUE Green asserted that Kendall coua
neither DO purchased nor inundated :" and now
he tells us that at that very tina, hs Ind himself
br'bed Kendall TO desert Mr.. Clay and 70 TAX. n.
his pen as an advocate Of Jack son ism-th<n 0reeo
declared that Kendall had received no money from
political partzans, FOX the purpose of ,nauencin,
his political course. but that the sums he had hor
row ed were loaned 10 him by person. ENGAGED in
the traffic Of money for purposes Of profit now hs
tells the public tina, be loaned the money to Kan.
dali as a retaining fee-tben r.,,I,;