Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1834-10-09

ihs tribute ofrespecl which the people Of ,h,s .'
rio,ic portion Of Virginia will offr Them o. Il. ~
cason. But grateful as would be this p.easa-o
a m constrained to decline at this time in Goa,
ouencc OF the necessity which exists for nv go.
return 10 Washington. Tho pfesiden. ,f.#,
toast.
Mr.. Stevenson speech is highly .dloszsJ h,
the Fincas,le editor, but the publie Il, have M
portunity ofjudgne Of the business Of the e.lo.i.
as the speech is destined never to see the Iot,'
VIII CHI is the more to be regretted inasmuch as -.
are assured that i, would open the eyes9 of II.
liberal and candid OF the opposition parry ,otI.
desperate game now playing by lis leaders ].
Stevenson was compelled 10 decline. furnisbi,,
copy Of his remarks, by the continued delicate e.,
Of his health, and the necessity of his early Iee,
tufe from Fincase. Mr.. s. concluded his snss-4
with the subjoined toast-a lraism clothed IN Ys,4
awkward ptaseolosy, -oyerloajed as II Is snb.y
nonymes
The people The f,st and last, ami 81 sol
nobcsr as well safest security for all re. eoye
ments.'
A, a subsequent stage OF the feast, Mr.. Stew
son, being called on for toasi gave the fo.5a.,.
Andrew Jackson--in defence of his CON-,
The first IN the breach he last in the retreaI -
VIVA, Mr.. s says OF Gen. jackson in Jse.-..
oil his country. Is u 81 uuC " MN w ass
legal tights of the Bank and the constitution
yleges of the Legislative branch Of HE p5,'.,
lnent. The trait Of character which was bIs,,.s
excellence as a solder, has rendered hIm nor
cheyous a statesman.
Fleming b Miller, Esq. presided a, the 1,eo.
assisted by Col. Thomas 5. Burwell, C5.. YIon.'
as Shnnks, Maj James Pax;oa and Wa. N p's
ION, Esq The toasts fill upwards Ct three a.
umns Of he Fincase paper, and are for III. mn,
part complimentary to their guest, to NJ. R.Y..".
President, Mr.. Benton, onJ Mr.. Richie.
Rumors q Was "A letter from Washlao,po
10 The Editors Of the Charleston Courier in,.p,1..,
that there is prospect ofanoiher demo tier of,
4. Unit, IN consequence OF 1issensions bc.wtenrte
Parour and Kitchen Cabinets. II says
" 1t IS generally believed that Mr.. F.-sp,A ar
The Kend Il juao, do not get along sr.ao.A,y
The two cabinets are running foul of ta,h ousg
There is nothing extraordinary in the Gaci, that N-
Forsyth who is high-mndcd and of capsclo,
| views, and who has been in the habit Of conn
ing minds with some of the able diplomats!s Of h.
old wofIJ should 6nd il diGiontto receive bluc.y
The dicta OF the Fourth Audi.of as lie guide Of In.
olticial course, and the rule of his political crecy
he feels himself degraded when he is thrown In
10 association on equal terms, with this WY aud
narrow minded, and malignant NTH .ucf an! A
cordlns to rumor, has expressed himself 50 watn.q
on the subject, that he has provoked the cntni,r =
the inferior cabinet. Complaints We been lrafs.
m.,ted TO the Hermitage on both sides, and +!
supposed that all the Presidents influence Will lie
required, on his return, 10 conpe Tie StcfeaU u
State 10 ncquIescc in The coustah, Inlcrl,re,ce i
Mr. Amos hendail. | presume that things wi. nag
! be permitted TO proceed 50 far to rsude. ary,t5
change necessary in the superintendent Of tie
| State department although If il were to come 10
| contest of personal influence, the present incuM.
bent would find himself no, too secure in his SCH
Ii may be that he stances hsn,td at H. H.
foregoing extract are those retired TO w Ger
Jackson III his letter 10 the Fincastlc COMMITTEE
'equ" nag his presence IN ashlngton VIII
urgency that he could no, unite w.h hi, H..
ogon for single day, IN their tubu!e OF honor
t"o OF hl' slaunehesl friends. How long viii G..
Jackson be Ulinl 70 tie evil influences which ss
round, md which have already so neurly dssqJ.
ed him 2 How long will he continue to sll,; |
Hmsei to aat IS alike incompetent uad coHg.
II " The .Nortt american" paper fof.as.lf
| published in Washington c,ty, but recently s..
| pended, has again made lis appearance. II NJ.
| 1onHi lntct!scrcet says II IS 40" - reported &C.
under The auspices Of the C.bineut proprf -.
ths be 50, II Is cunhmatofy III tic fumo. Of 4 a.a
breach between the iva Cabinets.
! Tie President ~ Charlottesville The IA
loatessI Advocate OF the Sd ins, thus dcsr.
the personal appearance of Gen. Jackson and T..
conduct while he sCjonrned in that Place on HI, f.
'ara to Washington
! 3" Tie Is gentleman in his manners, seemingly
bland aad courteous-agcd and inflm, wth lie
| iuuows OF care traced upon his bruw--tai Wiz
! couAiennn:e denoting better heart ,h.n nurlLs.
| less charges made agans! him would lead ooe (,
suppose. From tho view which We had of hun v
afe M lared 10 believe, lha: he was Incapable .
committing the encrmiiies which have ueln PC
pe'fa;ed during his administration, but, that io
the oIIshlnS effects of extreme stnilty he has be-
made yea-nay tool TO crafty the lawcss rapac'g
OF gang civilians. II We had never htGI
Tie hilchen Cabinet, wo should lie incredible.
that this feeble, pasicd old man could admini,.s
The complicated & mutfarious affairs Of tbs grea
confcderacy. The sight Of him has convinc.dus
thai there " power behind Tic throne grca,et %
the throne itself"
But to the more mporian, ma,er-the coaya
S"i'on. Hc he'd kind Of levee. and DISCOURSE
thlnss III general, aud ofihlnss in particular, We
heard aothlns ourselves, bat heard of rnucb i.a
o'hc'e on whom VIC can rely. A nd Of that much n
must express our decided and unequivocal cor I'm
nation. We are no grea, stickiers for dignity "a
mat according 10 our notions, sma cks OF tc}sa
oul mere ought VIC think, to he one man al .cas
III me u D above party. But the President ottt
u o'a1es has sunk below our STANDARD Nolde
y mere oal from w ashinston TO the Horn "a.
ahu rom inc hermitage back We hear Of a.a
every tavern, and 10 every tspster s,oopl0g
measurably beneath his Office and rninshog IN =
dirty arena OF politics. lie has av;shfd 1non a