Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1835-12-21
FROM SH1NGToN'
correspondence Of the Ly"eh61rs 'rs "iaH
,I..,,,.,rox. December Ii. 1885.

Marry w, n - ,o,etb,r-Somc noble some -
I'' - ,,isr ,omc Ioolis,l-solhc Gclclnai-
3;spute every inch Oh ef' una wan "t 'loha>
IL o',f .:,r,,inn-,onle land i dee id,d ma
~, ,,o) to give tic administrator warn and
n! - ,nnort. As an earnest Of What they
NV ,,o,n 10 do. they marched up last Non-
'''' lid phalanx, and elected Folk speaker,
Mir & Ri,es printers, without Tie trouble oi
~ .onl ballot for either. he an bHrcn ma
~, :, the House is about to'ty trt, a larger ma
O;y han any man has had IN Congress since my
.once,ion, il mistake not Ana WINE taking
reeon'V," Bnrcn, will say, that lie will be elect
about d.. of the United States ccrtan-
Cd heH ,;,.oy The elements are not norkine To
], as W tb,v hare atready worked, and ha>c
shat 'o'"' aid down to the Van Buren, Ir0ot.
rwe.. ,ronIrcy! By tic lyc, it is SAID that
Niath wine sits uneasy under tie displeasure oi
1"Utu and his former associates III the rank,
~ DEMONSTRATION, and that he says, intends
S' ',' ~, administration decided support this
'os'' voul no, rouch for the truth OF this ru-
"'' le,au,c believe the Judge has made btt
MUS II an the Presdcn, since le has been Gre,
'. :. M more than many Of those oppcs, d 10
",'' lave done. By tie bye asain, don't think
'"I,e hi,c will he the opposition candidate ior
1"" nH'.as,Ie,c,-he is too weak The vote for
' = 'G,,r If the " sun" as printer, is SUPPOSE,
y" lie Judges strength in the House. THAI
" ,,S Int %. That paper is his organ in this
,;,, and was gotten W for the purpose Of support
;"c lis prclen,iors. i lie ,oir q 80 ior the Edi-
,'t s ot the Intclligchea' is considered MI.
Cl,,,. <,reneil double that OF Judge White YOU
s,c Clay tl.cu, lnk is TO be tie candidate OF
rho opposi,Ion. ! am convinced Thai he "IIi,-hc
,,n,cdcdy he strongest n an "i lie pnN.
Van have no doubt received tie Message and
a. I,N L.,
prcs;,en, has taken the ground which ihou1 tie
.anIJ and which lie ougb, % have done, in regard
% France. ueis mild, bat firm and d, ci>iyc, and
II n,r,;,s here. or tie nlsss oi tcm at least,
cain hin, in IT, I he views 0i the lntepcnCcr are
maintained Ly IN, + ", and are supposed TO be
fran, the prn of a distinguished ne mbrr oi tlcop-
n,sion. You know that We ere daily looking
far news from France, and not OF mas, Lut our
harce d'ifores himself is looked for. Mr.
Bart,n has been ordered 10 make formal q,
nand OF the money due US, and II a satisfactory
answer is not received, to embark in mediatrIl iol
the I'm ted States. Mr.. Earton and not the mt
,.y. is daily eaI"cted. SO y,u may see th'rc i,
the seen, Of War in tie wind There is idcnrl>
| nm active prrpn alton tor-M uOrA. Well, ifwar
does CONF, have no doubt that al, Without dis |
uncun Of parry, will be found IA, ny around that
far which may bear upon lis roud folds the !
patriouc ana IN l'r>lauIc hte'l", 0W lV"Hu Y, !
right or mron-
Yon will perhaps he surprised wien | tell sou
that Mr.. Kendall, appointment viii h" 90, tmcd. |
He is thought by those OF every party, VITO arr
hest qualified To know, to be the most efficient
Officer that las ever been At the he'd Of that De
partmcnt Whatever may be SAID OF HIM, q
whatever hr may he, la, qualifications Tor lhe Of
fee he now fills, are beyond dispute. fancy
conGrma, n, Gas Cilcf JuslIcc,) llink doui iiul
though there arr some, who have opportunities OF
know ing something about these thln.s, who are OF
opinion that he viii pass the ordeal Of the So
mate. understand that some OF the opposition are
pledged to support his n"nllnatio
p P. Barbour, am confident, wall be appoint
ed 10 the bcnch of the Supreme Court, and I.
Daniel be offered the place Mr.. Bar! cur nov fills.
NJ BswouId hc Il popular appointments
Lam fearful there will be trouble IN Grjda. l.
will require force 10 carry out the execution OF Tie
uaty with the Semnolcs, and, have reason 10
believe circumstances have rem !cred it necessary
10 order it out.
Coarrcss has lost hrrc Of its member, already, |
and two more are living dangerously ili--a mem
berirom North Carolina, lGen. Speight,) and one
from CONNECTICUT. What mortality, aud what /
warning Congress will do bur little until after
Christmas \ gentleman u>t from Tie South say
that Lunch is elected Governor ot Mississippi BY
SO majority, and that the Legislature j. I
White. know not how true ii is. The gcnt'-
man thinks he is not misIniorncd.
F.. Since writing the above, news has reach /
ID here that Runnes is elected Governor OF Mis- /
s,npi, and that there is administration or an
Buren, majority intht Legislature. Hope we shall
gethc iro,h by the Alb of July next.
REMARKS
Its hardly ,rtii = lille for us to say that we do
not concur with the write, of the foregoing letter, !
ii som, Vi lis tp,n.c,.s We ~" far from believing
that My. Burcn's election is cer'sin astc seems
to suppose, The minority III Congress, at all tunes
an unsat, criterion, never iAore so than at pre-
sent. Various causes, some local, others pcrs' l.
al, and others growing ont Of the hcddtcsS condi-
hon OF the Wig party at tle time the members OF
the present Congress were elected, have tended
'ogwe to the Van Buren, party strength in on
Sr'ss which it does not possess with TIE 1top6.
All that isnccessary to defeat Van is "union a.d
concert" LIT tt "a, | Ut he 'citd, and tho ma.
OF op'nepl S, although supported by all the mel
oil "ren principles" in 'he Union, viii b. de-
iea'cd, as surely as tia, truth is omnpotent
ana public justice ccl,dln.''
Aga,r-rle writer will have seen, lefcre this
time, that his srcoulations with regard 10 the with
dTawal of Judge White and the concentration Of
Inc opposition purity upon Mr.. Clay, are al.cady
fe'u'ed-Judtc Whites mcnimcus nomination,
by 1T Ami-Nan Euren nar,yo of Virginia, settles