Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1834-10-13
DIP NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS..


TIE 2,cnm,tJ Vnig saws" We learn, upon
,,a,ttv ,ha, we beiieve entitled to all confidence,
III, The Van Buren, Senator, DR.. Flood, who repre-
s.o.s decidedly Opposition District has declared
will mt ra Governed by Instructions, obtained
III the Ches,.a Il Id plan that such instructions
~ dslus,yo m ~ be tfauduen,Iy obtained, and are
"a. entitled to resp sct; or to that effect"
We do not know lha, Df. Floods opinions have
i.s5 correctly rano,,ed 10 the Wing but they are
.ele,uouabY Just, whether he entertain them or
~. Aud is because VIC believe that they ave
=, IA, we We moi ucgcd he pcoale Of this Dis
.ct more constantly and more iofcioly TO Instruct
as Dac;c,. We have, It is tue advised AMI
iuch ,or counties and districts, represented by
I .en. Of he mnFsira;lo", 10 get mp instructions
A bl il mas only been as reaiatory counteractln2
al sclfdcGonsjve maasurc In cur souls, we ab-
eo snd lorhr iha dlsn eenuoas, unfair, sneaking
.af,asre utehle means saop!el N spa,e sections of
4;itc, to deital In N,! Of x people, solenmly,
] peay and honestly pronounced u the Spring e
r-aaa%, al cr full, al. aGd ee discussion OF the
g,e4, qaesions lnvolyed "a .hnt contest. If that
I catioH had taken place before The BoHS question
ana is various u5iencts lad beon agiia'ed We
sholl De on5 the last 10 object even to the pres
r.. system OF getting up instructions, because thee
AV"i hlCH raw DccH SOlHS Itt'tIh u'CcSo'p ''
The act. But that the voice OF the people, as made
known openly a, the polls, should be neuIrallzed
and defeated by instructions, signed ty man, SONS
Of whom are ignoran, of their con,eotS, and sono
jeyed as 20 their character By the usy-bo lies
gaocr:ulate them, probably many Of them having
| urged signatures ateched 10 them, and some the
n'm,s Of the unborn and the dead, the representa-
I've 5elng utterly unable to Distinguish between the
sq1ons and the genune-we say That our system
free and honest elections shall be thus corrupted
BY such instruments and by such means, is calcu-
aei TO arouse the patriouc ndisnltion Of every
man who appreciates the dignity Of the representa-
I'VE character and respects the rights OF the people
representative have rcd son to believe atler ms
election, that q majority of his constituents enter
lam csttain sentiments hostile to his own he Is
bound either 10 resign to vote in accordance with
TIC will of thar majority But denying, as we do,
hat nstru.tons gotten up as they have been IA
Virginia arc fair ndices opponents of the public
opnon, we trust tina, they viii be treated with the
contempt they aud their authors merit
Rnm0rs The Richmond Enquirer of the IN
says We understand passenger from Wash
ing, IN yesterday mornings stage brings q runor
lal MI Forsyth, the Secretary of State, is 10 he
|dppo'n'sd Judge" (of the supreme Cont in the
pacc Of Judge Johnson, decd) and that Mr..
s''es lsta!kod OF as Secretary Of Stetc' That pa
PER ads, that this requires confirmation"
out We should not be surprised if the first item Of
Il, at least, is true. The alleged quarrel between
M, Forsyth and Amos Kendall we suspect IS al,
os oolom o. II. Amos rules The roast in boih Cab
LIS AMI as Forsyth is too proud TO submit to such
a'c'ator, and as the President is anxious 10 avoid
~ open rupture with him, he is to be transferred
y another department. of the government, which
",i remove him from collision with the Court ia
14e I@s Pfe,idsncy AT large Jackson NEE
- neid IN Philadelp na, on the Cd inst i, re-
lou 'eu 'nat The name of Thomas II. Benton be
".'1 as The democratic candidate for Vice Presi-
~ 'e'o'e Ire contemplated National Conyen-
81 10 DC held for the purpose of nominating the
ia.a es OF the administration party for the Pres
M ana We Presidency. VIVA; say you. Mr..
''i 10 Ia's move on the chess board
n. ~" 4efm-The Natchez Courier informs US
rs - reported that Gen. Jack son SAID publicly IN
5,.;a 'e' mat 10 save the country he would
p,..,. YEA candidate for the Presidency. How
bi,oa anu benevolent We know Of no paral-
s.rio,a oHceta 1t nc the case Of Dionyslus, who
sol we statue of jupiter Olympus of massy
sta, W., substituted cloak Of wool Saying, gold
t5bos'"' IN winter and too heavy in summer-
Us 10 take care of Jupiter
l5aI,. TIC Farmers and Mechanics Bank OF
oNn' d. c, has resumed specie payments,
ave Nonk nhera,ions.