Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1835-05-28

IFfsa rom ne people !
Avery numerous meeting has also been b.,s j.,
Lincoln county, N. c. in which Judge White :, n.
np'n'-o''ween and 4T persons present N,
"h'eh strong resolutions we're adopted in or,,.o.i
w" 10 e'e'i. |aefsoas Mainee, and IN favor ofibe
Peoples candidate, for Ne mex Presidency
In his ptrt Of Norlh Carolina. Gen. J,ck.o,,.
''."s'n nus Always been greater than in my Other
section OF that State. These movements thcr.r,,,
furnish strong ground for he belief that IN IT,
sung Presidential electon, N nth Carolina Will
toahd IN the Wing ranks. : ~
RO hORS The parers teen with ruo,,,sr.l,
i've To new Cabinet atfang emenfs-nn1A As sncb >,
tnors, heretofore, have been generally fufnei NO
imagine that they are not noN destitute nf found,
non. 1t IS stated hat Mr. Forsyth. and Mr. &C.
The former of hon IS now in Georgia md Tho Ia,
ter in Michigan, mend rcssning heir sea,s in the
Cabne,-and That Mr. Woodbury. will snc,r,d NJ
Forsyth as Secretary Of State and he h imself snc
reedby either Mr. Rye9or Mr. Stevenson. W.
shall see what we shall see"
g1r II is stated by the Washington corres,on.
'en' OF the Bal more Chronicle, that Amos Ken.
aaii ms called upon Stockton AMI Reside 10 refln
aed certain sums Of money ('ad to amount t, cool
hundred thons nd dollar } which they had imnro
l
the ertta aHoOaRcc gentlemen viii begin 10 look n
little queer. We beg leave, since the new p. NJ
Ii seem to have commenced reform in GOOD ear.
nest, again To call his attention 10 the little link nj
the edmont Line, between Lynchburg and Dan
vile. Uncle Sam and the public are shamc61nv
imposed upon On that Line.
Framing LcHcrS.--In tie course Of the recen,
investig atoms into the condition of thu psf Oficc
Department, it was ascertaina1 that the returns
from the Post Office at Hawesyllle (Ken,ucky)
from the lst Apul to the ist of July 1893 three
lille months-exhibiled balance due TO the post
master, by the department. of 437 Sc, in conse-
qu7nce Of his delivering from his Office 500 free
letters, on each Of which be was enuled to cents
amounting to Rl0l p Every one of these letters
was fonked by Albert G, Hawes, the Jackson
member fCongress from thai district The best
ofthe joke is that this Mr.. lIaweI WAS one of the
investigating committee, wh) brought this fact to
light If, in three months, he sent upW ards of
5000 letters Post Office, how vast must be the
district, during the entire session Of Congress The
ranking privilege on ht unque5tionably to be SO
regulated as TO prevent these m1ns'rous abuses.
Internal Improvements The course Of the pres
ent administration, IN regard TO internal improve.
ments is well Calculated 10 provoke the disgust of
the patriotic, and to excite the ri1lcue Of all-veto
ing, to day. principle, which was sanctioned yes
'arday, AMI pretending to have cut off that great
drain upon The national treasury, when in truth il
has been greater than under any precc ling admin
istration. The Louisville Journel exposes the in
consistency Of the President, in relation to one of
his latest and most absurd distinctions, in The sub
Joined paragraph, of which the National lnlelgen-
Ger Justly says, /" if rhetorical power could be i'm
aged by physical, we might say there is force
enough in II to fell m OK
From The Louisville Journal
The Advertiser congratulaes the country upon
the clearing out of the Red Rtcer RAFT We take
the liberty to suggest plain qn sion or two IN re-
gard to this matter. Is there any "po,tof entry
above the Red River Raft Has not President
Jackson repeatedly and officially declared in his
messages to Congress, that he would not violate
the constitution by sanctionng an expenditure Of
money upon any river above port OF entry ! Have
no, these declarations Of the President been appiau
drd. time and again, by the Advertiser, as manI-
testing the unalieiabe determination Of the Ex"cu.
i've and as showing due rcgatd tor tic spir" oil
the constitution and tie nctes's OF the country !
Have not both the President and the Advertiser,
IN the case of the Rcd RIVER Raft, abandoned their
principles, openly, utterly and unblashing'y
Y.r The Charlottesville Advocate asks, if We arc
not mistaken in saying that Gov. Toz2weH, "hhe
Senator in Congress, asked for an appropriation
n aid Of the Dismal Swamp Canal We are not,
If the Journals of the Senate are TO be relied on,
which we presume thu Advocate will not doubt
The Advocate adds, ali Gov. Tazewell, in com
glance with the wishes Of a portion of his constl-
tuenS, ASKED for an appropriation TO the best Of ouT
recollection, he r0tc9 against IT, We do nor know
whether this be so or no The ex'ra.t from The Sen
ate journal which VIC saw having had reference on
ly 10 the application for aid
z-p Col. Joseph NJ White has beeN reelected a
DELEGATE to Congress from Ficridn. lie had three
oproacr,s (Messrs M tall Gadoden and Wyatt.
Notwithstanding which he has received, as Tar as
heard from, nearly an unanimous vote.
Her pntcEs Mr.. Samuel Adams of iiallfn'
County, (South of DAM sold two hossheads o
Tobacco in this market yesterday, ono for $40, am
he other, Ga Manufacturing hhd) for ST. 30, a
Shipping HID made by MIR. john +. Camden, o
Nelson, also sold yesterday, for Sst5 25.
Why do not The Northern Capitalists, who arr
now so eager for speculation and investments II
stocks, &c. turn their attention more han they Do
to the South 1t strikes that there IS on amFi'
field for most profitable movements IN ana aoon
this District especially. The Chesapeake and ohIf
Cbnal-the Alexandra Canal--Real Estote-Aldi
Seats-W alter Power-Ses for Manufactures
&c. &c.--aIl offer powerful inducements
Ater. Ga2.
81 The considerations addressed 10 Northern
ente'Prize in the foregoing paragraph arc as aPPli
cable to this region TO the heghborhood OF hieS
undria. Northern eenlrmcn, who have visited
this place, have expressed the opinion that no see
ton OF our country presents greater Inducements L
the investment Of capitol, in manuf curing pursuits
than The vrinitv nr + ,,nchInrg We hone the sue