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Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1835-03-16
THE FRENCH QUESTION.

We insert this morning the conclusion Of Nh
Archcrs sensible speech on the French question
1t may be thought by some persons, that he lnduIg
cs too much in the argument of foar-but i, is en-
tlrcly compatible with the highest courage, both ir
individuals and nations, TO look we'll to sonseqAen
ces before they assume tho attitude Of war.
" The brave man not he who feels no fear,
" For that were british aud irrational;
" But he whose noble soul its foars subdus,
And bravey dares tho danger nature shrinkl
from"
False notions OF hoaor may sometimes plunge
us into difficulties from which We cannot extrica,e
ourselves but by sacrifice of the very object for
which originally contendcd. Th'ewar with Grea,
Britain in 1912 is an illustration Of this fact. We
fought her because, under her Orders in Council
and paper blockade system, she plundered our
commerce, and because she impressed our .eamen
And yet, after nearly three years fighting, during
which tmo millions OF money wero squandcred and
thousands Of lives sacrificed, treaty Of peace was
concluded, which is totally silent on these subjects
Let us now 90 to war with France, and the same
result will cnsuo, We shall fight some hall dozen
years-mnny valuable lives will be lost ard we
shall be- oaded with new national debt OF millions
of dollars-and when peace comes shall find the
original subject OF controversy, (the indemnity of
five milllons,) totally forgotten for it is idle to
presume, that we can compel France to pay Us
what she is no, willing to pay without compulsion
it is equally idle TO suppose that in war in which
we shall be the principal sufferers,sh will be more
anxious for peace than ourselves. True, we NAV
here be asked, are we 10 sacrifice our honor3 We
answer, no. When IT comes to that point our voice
will be for war. But we do not believe that the
controversy has reached poln, at which our hon.
| or has been endangered unless VIC confound ma.
tional honor with the Presidents needles.y enrased
| feelings. he has chosen, by gratutous and unius,
reflections on the French Kings sincerity and on
the broken faith Of the French nation, to create n
state OF feeling, which we boldly assert would new.
er have existed, had his annual message been cha.
racterized by dignity and proper forbearance as
well as hrmness. Had he asserted the determine.
ton of our government 10 maintain its rights with.
GU, accompanying it with charge of duplcity a.
ga'ns Louis Philippe, and threat of reprsals up.
on French property, we have no doubt that tho ren.
'y of indemnify would have been fully carried into
effect, and the friendly relations Of the two power.
would have been entirely uninterrupted. II is
therefore, Tr decided opinion, tina, if war en.ue, i,
will larse solely from the needlcssly intsnpe
rate course pursued by tho President
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1835-03-16
MIR POINDEXTER.

On The first page, we insert the Rcpor, of the
committee appointed to investigate the charge mrdc
against Mr.. Poindcxter ofinstigat,ng Lawrence to
attempt tho assassination of the President of the
United States which, il will be scen, from the
subjoinod vote, was unanimously adopted by the
Senate
YEAS-Messrs. Bell, Bib, Black, Buchanan,
Calhoun, Clay, Clayton, Cuthber,, Ewing, Freling-
huysen, Goldsborough Grundy, Hendricks, Hill,
Karc, Kent, King of Alab, King Of Georgia,
Leigh, Linn, Mangum, Moore, Morris, Naudan,
Porter, Preston, Robbins Robinson, Rugges, Sher-
ley, Sisbce, Smith, Southland, Swift, Tallmadgc
Upton, TomIinsoo, Tyler, Webster, White and
Wright-4I.
NAYS-Nonc.
The Report acquiis the President himself Of any
direct participation in the efforts made to involve
Senator Poindextcr in the crime imputed to him.
But, no one can rise from its porusal, without a
feeling OF regret and modification that that high
functlonary should surround hmsefby friends who
seek to obtain his confidence and favor by such dis
graceful means,
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1835-03-16
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Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1835-03-16
M. DE NEUvILLE's LETTER

The following letter is entitled To- public attention,
from the stations formerly filled by its writer if not
from his present Influence in France. NJ. de Men,
vile was e1l'ed from France during her bloody
resolution, and resided in this country until the G.
vents OF 1874 compelled Napoleon to ubd,sa,s III.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1835-03-16
NORTH CAROLINA RESOLUTIONS.

NORTH CAROLINA KESOLU llONS.
We had not ROOM in our last, for the following
remarks of Mr.. Mangum, on presenting TO the Sc
nate the resolutions of the last Log lsaure of North
Carolina, insrucing the Senators OF that State 10
vote for cxpunsing certain resolutions from the
Journals of that body
"Mr. Maneum asked leave 10 send 10 the clerk S
tublc certain resolutions adopted by the Legislature
of North Carolina and asked that the Senate would
indulge him IN having them read. lie said II was
not his purpose to delain the Senate by comment
upon them. This not tho arena upon which
to discuss and just any difficulties that had ark-
en- Or that might arise, between his constituents
and himself He would not detan the Senate long
Ell than 10 express the hope that the c1pnne,ng &c
solutions would he taken no IN the course OF the
day, and that he would DO allowed to record his
vote upon them.
"ln reference to the Instructions, he would avail
himself of the occasion barely TO say, that he should
not conform 10 them. lie should vote against ex.
punging the resolution The Legislature had no
right to require him to become the instrument Of
his own personal degradation. lie repealed tho ex
erclse OF so vindcuvo power; and, when applied
to himself he repealed 1t with and Indignation
"Thc members Of the Legislature were servants
and representatives Of the people, he, Mr. Nj, was
likewise one That they were disposed TO guard
with jealousy tho honor of the State it was not his
province TO discuss or to question. He likewise
felt il his duty 10 guard the honor Of the State, and
not less to guard his own personal honor; BOTH in
his conception lmperlously required him to disre-
gard the rcsouons AID, that point being settled
in his mind, he trusted no one who knew him could
entertain II doubt as 10 his course on this subject
"Mr. Frengbuyson MIR. Calhoun, Mr.. King Of
Alabama, Mr.. Mangum, Mr.. Clayton, and MIR.
Benton made some Observable when,
"On motion Of Mr.. Clayton, the subject was laid
on the table
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1835-03-16

g'r We learn, frors tho Abingdon Statesman,
that tho Van Buren, leaders in that quarter IRE al
ready denouncng Judge White as q Bank mum
declaring TINT he has bern brought ont by Nick Bid
dIe-nnd such like slang. These men must have
very contemplate opinion of public intelligence
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1835-03-16

II The Jackson party speak quito exuI,n,,v
of'hc failure OF the panic prophecies, as they a.,
pleased to term 'hem' OF last winter. Blu, W. ne.
yer hear airy thing OF their hurd money predic,,on,
Is paper less abundant or gold more so than i, W..
at that period We beg them 10 ro;nt to III. S
flment fheir prophecy.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1835-03-16

honesty Of character and inaeaiUiiy OF purpose,
know that he Is tot the proper man 10 perpetusie
those corruptons and abuses which have already
spread their pcstiferous and deadly influence from
one extremity Of the country 10 the other
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1835-03-16

W On the reception at Philadelphia Of inform.
ton that the Fertilization Bill had been los, by IA
factious conduct ofthe House of Representa-" we
public meeting was held and resolutions sdo.'.s
requesting the Governor of Pennsylvania IN va
upon the Legislature of tina, State the neces, |ss
making an immediate and sufficient app,on,;. y o'
for The complete repair and armament of Fo,,
fln-which they regard as important to III. " ~ +
fence OF Philadelphia should the French coo,s. &c
sy terminate in hUstIlites.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1835-03-16

thosc corrupfIons and abuses which have already
spread their pcstferous and deadly influence from
one extremity Of the country 10 The other.
Tr The Charlottesville Advocate siaies ihal
Messrs Gilner and Southafl, the Whig candidates
for the Legislature in Aibsmsre, declared that
Judge Z. 7. Barbour was their FIST choiee for the
Presidency but that in orJ.r 10 restore harmony to
the country, To bSfIie the designs Of the office
holders, and TO save the country from the corrupt
clutches of the Albany Regency, they would cor
daily cooperate with the friends OF Judge White,
in elevaiing him TO the Presidcncy.-W learn
from the same paper that Mr.. T. J Randolph one
Of the Van Buren, candidates, thought II " entirely
too Joy Hc people to think about who shall be
noxl President" We do not know how this may
be but that certain oGoe holders have begun to
think Of II il pretty evident from their sending del
centes TO Baltimore TO act on The subject in may
nc1t We suppose, however, The peoPie nre not to
think a. all, unit, the Baltimore Convention tells
them hoW they ore to think
g'r Wo are informed TINT Ia Montgomery coun.
", the candidates for the next House of Delegates,
are John McCuulcy, the present member, on the
Van Buren, slde-nnd DR.. John InglIs, who il in
favor of Judge White.
ar We shall publish in our next the yeas md
nays in the New York Convention held in 1921
showing that Van Buren,, who was member OF
that body, voted for extending the right ofsufrnge
TO blaths as well WHITES tho authority for that
fnct having been demanded.
Hr Frederick county, which enjoys the unenvi-
nbc distinction Of being more decidedly Van Buren,
IN its attachments Il an any other the Sinte, save
perhaps Shenandoah and Rockingham, has noquir.
ed n new claim to nolorlety, by being the first, in
Virginia, 10 appoint delegates to tho Baltimore
Van Bnrrn Convention. The following Is list
Of the Deeg tes Judge Richard +. Parker, VIM
L. Clark, Nathaniel RurweIl, VIM. Taylor, DR.
George Lynn, SEN. james Bowen DR.. James Hay,
William Stephenson, John +. Wall, Richard Par
ker, William Wood rr. Cyrus Mccormick, Edgar
w. Robinson. Philip Williams jr., and Col. John
b. Eurlo--ftccn all told-a goodIy humber, in
soob for single county-more, indeed, than the
del cations of some n'ite States lfevery county
in Virginia is equally liberal in it, contributions,
he Baltimore tavern keepers, at least will have
ich harvest
8'r We learn, frorH tho Abingdon Statesman,
hat tho Van Buren, leaders in that quarter IRE al
ready denonnclng Judge White as q Bank mum
declaring TINT he has been brought out by Nick Bid
iIe-nnd such like slang. These men must have
a very contemplate opinion of public intelligence
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1835-03-16

~ An indian Squaw, tho wife of ID Michigan
Chief, died in London, ahou, the middle Of Jsnuo
ry. Previously to her DEATH abe was bap,ised il
TIE Christian faith, by the name of Antoin.ue G
Whow Quu. Sho was &c years of age Tn.
London papers are quite lachrymoso on the subject
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1835-03-16

~ Among the recent appointments of the prs-
dent is that of Isaac ., Barnes, to be Naval OScr,
for the port of Boston and Charlesown,in the stat,
of Massachusetts, in place of L. M. Parker. Tn.
Baltimore Pstrlo states that Mr.. Parker who In,
been thus displaced, is II good jackson man bnt
his place was wanted for Mr. Barnes, relation If
Mr.. Woodbury., the Secretary of the Trs.nry
Thus he lions begin to devour each other.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1835-03-16

y The celebrated Frenchman, Taevsnd
completed his 6lst year on the Sd of February la,
lie repeats, it is said from limo to time that this
tho last year Of his life.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1835-03-16

II j.. FIournoy, deaf and dumb, announce,
himself as candidate to represent CLARK county,
in the Georgia Legislature. He e,ows hmse, ;,
jackson man, which would be less suangsifh
were blind as we'll as deaf.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1835-03-16

Er By the accidental omission, in our last; Of
The caption to the note Of Messr,. R. Nj. Johnson
and Fl. A. Wise, relative TO the smcabe adjust.
ment of an " affair of honor" in Washington civ.
the impression was conveyed that the parties 10 i,
were w. c. Johnson, of the II. of r. and the Post.
master General. This. however, is no, 30
Lieut. Barry, of the army, son of III. Pvs,mss.
ter General, and MIR. Johnson, were The parties
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1835-03-16

ar We shall publish in our next the yeas md
nays in the New York Convention, held in 1921
showing that Van Buren,, who was member Of
that body, voted for extending the right fsnffrage
to blotks as we'll as whites, tho authority for that
fnct having been demanded.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1835-03-16

~ Rice Garland, Esq. M. c. from Lcu'an',
IS now in this place, on visit to his relatives ane
friends.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1835-03-16

TT Wo arc informed that in Montgomery coun-
ty, the candidates for the next House OF Delegates,
are John MeCaulcy, Inc present member, on the
Van Buren, slde-nnd DR.. John Inglls, who il in
favor OF Judge White.
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Der @ourtbaustbire. in beiastem @auutp auf
Samftas ben slften Gag ndbRen Sauuars
fclsenos bsfbrisbenes glssntbum auf off Mt.
libem Derfaufe ausbieteu, namlieb yotte
go. 265, in Der @taot Canton, in beiaatem
@auntp, Don starf, NIT eiuem 8aditeiner=
men !0aule uno ipnttisen @ebauoen oaraaf.
sJn 8efbIa9 9encn,'nen als oas gisentbunn
BON Gecree @ribbs, auf cine @rseutton su
@unten bon Wbil, De,palt If. Ser Ser.
fauf tpirb 3tpiIeben 10 llbr o. M. uno 4 ubr
y. W. an befaatem Gage ftatt finoen.
IT. obiser Derfaaf iftlbis auf samifas,
Den sSltsn ndbitsnSebruars, aufselboben.
SEQ. q. Webb, Saberln.
Canton, San l2. 1885.
Der Vaterlandsfreund. (Canton, Stark County, Ohio) 1833-1836, 1835-02-06
Neue GOuetDerD.

Ger nnter(d,etsne, rraebt ieinsn 6reuns
osn une csm put(iffHn Gtsrhanpt erae=
tsn|t tesHnnt, eoF e. tss & busioeratfbdft
|" ol'(er Staot ;u tssrsitsn areefan5en, H.
onr6 8Mte |auDere Httsit mo bilIi8e pre'le
z rem 1bs'i st tHertIiOen Gunlt 5u
erbaten fib htftratta Miro,
er mcbat in bern Safteiuernen 3aule
opn 9rn. Cir. &reper etI'ebe Ibiiren lno=
d pcn Nenmauf 3iettto utreD
t. eanrssp'ctu'ts jeNer QIrt, bic er s.
eronhen fena, nitnmt ct ale 30bluna on.
G}pttlieb Susenbhbl.
Canton SuIp Is 1884. Ia 6n1.
Der Vaterlandsfreund. (Canton, Stark County, Ohio) 1833-1836, 1835-02-06
S0erifS 8erfauf+

&raft SerIbieoener. an r'ib .. Der Gu:
prerne Court oes Staatss Sbio, in une fur
oas @auntp BON Starf, seriobteten 8efebIs,
tperoe i6 auf Samitas, ben 28ltsu ndb)ten
Eebruars, an Der &purtbauetbire ia ganfon,
ben foIssnos bei6rieberen strid Qanbes,
3u 6fsntIibem 8ertaufe auSbieren ndm=
lid: einsn 2beiI bsstnerbSfliben 9jerteI6
Der geetiOn No.5, 2auni6p II. Gjnse 6,
onfanSeno ben eiuem pfsteH 20 9lutbsn
inoIi6 bon Der nOrobfIieben Gde befa9ter
eiuie 3u einem YfCften baaa flint Ii. feds:
gig @raoe pelt i6-8491utben ~ einempfo=
fen !; oaun fhcIi6 Sc @rabe peFli6-16
Gutben 5n einem pfofsn eann l1rIiob 42
9taoe psftlIb-54RutbeR su einempfoftsn;
bann wet!ib nit Der Qinie oes S9erteIs so
Rutben 5u einen1 pfoftsn Damn mealieD
1877 @utben 81 einsn. pfOfsn cann Slttiob
1Sl Nutpen 3ur Stele bse 9Iufanas, eats
basteno SO nno 70 3uncertfIel 2l&er mshr
poer rreniser. Sn SefAlas asnpnmen ale
oas Gigentbun BON Spbn Mostin, UNI be:
faete @rteution ~ 9unIten Don Gasbarina
Wartin 50 befrieoigen. Ser 0er.auf fineet
itatt sriibsn 10 albs @. .N. une ,lbr 81.
Mts.
Gec. 81. webt, @hsrilf.
Canton. San. 12. 1885. -.
Der Vaterlandsfreund. (Canton, Stark County, Ohio) 1833-1836, 1835-02-06
3 gretb,O hfen oertoreu.

|s gretbs hfen oertortn.
Dem untsrlcbriebenen aienasn, seaea bic
IeBte 0aIfte perpidbenen 9lugut6, 3mjIebsn
Canton unb O1aiT'lIon, Sbfen aus elmer
Drooe nerloren. @tner oaoon wav cir, Irb6s
ner ibmarjsr Scbie, NIT bObsn 0bfusrn, lmo
Don oen hurissu ,peiB ct Die 6arbe nisbt aus
5useben ; fs trarsn absr ara 5tuupfs nit
einew Ibeer'SIeden sejsieAuet.
Cine Iitstale 0e!ebnuua spirs irseno elmer
periOn seeebsn bic ihEem eisnsr tpieoer oen
8eNg oes Disbss bewertiteN91.
Saess 2Dleemonn.
canton, San. 9. 1885.
" Gint9e Nadriebt betreReno ob'ses
Vieb-sri'o ss'it 1auf in oisler DrudsteD
aneencmmss.