Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1835-03-19

the Senate IN opposition To Mr.. Leigh, the only |
conspicuous politician in Virginia, by whom tha,
rghi was ever formally denied A fact like This
is worth Whole pages of the Enquirer. sickIy sen.
tmen'alty on the slhjeot
GOOD NEWS FROM FRANCE.
II will be seen, by our last foreign Intelligence,
that the unanimous adoption by the Senate Of MIR.
Clay's able Report French affairs, will, in all
probability, have secured The passage OF the In
demnity Bill IN the Chamber Of ID pnties and saw
ed us from war. MIR Clay seems destined by Prov
idenc , 70 cue his country ON the evil conse
qnences Of other mems ignorance and violence
aud though that country may continue, as ong as
he shall live, to be inscnsibe alike of his merits
and its obi legations tho vo cc of poslerlty will
class him in the front rank Of its illus,riovs bcne
factors.
u" He who surpasses or outs mankind,
" Must lo9k down on the h tic Of those below"
gf The reader will And, among our foreign SC
Lotions this morning, the note OF NJ Scrurer
ahlch gave such offence to Gen. Jackson aud Mr.
Forsyth, and which they sent to P,r's to ascertain
whether NJ. Scrur,cr WAS Individually rsponsihlc
for its contents, whether was authorized by the
French government. 1t is now rcndered Ger ala
that NJ. Serurlcr was acting under ins',uc ions.
and it is therefore probable that the President " III
be still for war, even should the five millions be
paid 10 avenge this imaginary afron BY tn"
way, the letters Of M Scruricr /, the French
islry, which have been communicated 10 the Cham
Der Of Deputies, ard published 10 the French ,ur-
nails, give some very Interesting accounts of his IN
tcrvicws aud convcrsa' IONS with the President and
he Secretary OF State, which we regret VIC
com1ee to defer.
~ k.a ,LnI ". 7 ,,.nc
ston's reply to Count de Rgny's letter comm
nica ed to Congress III the last series Of despatch
from Paris-havng received it since Con
gross adjourned. We shall publish II as soon as
possible.
syWe understand that JOSIAH ELLs, Esq. wss
on Monday last nominated by the friends Of the al
minisralion in Amherst their candidate for the
next Legislature. The Wings have Two nd dn'cs
before them and il both con inuc TO press their
c,ns tho contest viii necessarily be doubtful
We hope, however,'hat one of them will withdraw.
At time like this personal ambition and personal
feelings should be Lard on the a ar OF patriotism II
3 II sacrifice dem ndcd by the mos, weighty consiG
s.a.;.as -heh aIJ,cvs themselves 10 thu human
mind
str correspondent # the Petersburg Con
slella,nn says, ii Is whisoercd that JOHN Y. Ma
son OF VI viii be the administration candidate
for Speaker of he NIX, Dose Of Representatives
Suppose he should lo1sr as election this Spring 7
rhere is such thing counting chickens before
they are hNchcd
sr The Virginia L"sislnturc adjourn d on
Thar,d,v last II was IN session lO2 days, md
passed 227 acts. lis dosing proceedings will be
fund in this mornings paper. IN our next we shall
4, Ia sketr bftb he
Acts
NJ Thu Lexington (Vn Union Of The ID h inst. |
says, that Mr. Crnlg the caucus candidate for Con
gress IN the Rockbrd &c dsirc', in his address TO
the people o. Bnetnur', on the preceding Monday,
came cut decidedly in favor of Judge White ~
preference TO Mr.. Van b ron, whom he neverihe'
less euogizad to the skies.p We are afraid that
Mr. Craie, " mo Iesty" hal something to do VIII
this avowal, and that, after the fit s over he will,
according to custom, change his opinion
ss- A public dinner was rendered to Mr. Cal
ho1n, by the citizens Of Norfolk, on his way through
that borough Ills engagements, however, com
pelled him to decline IT,
7sr On Senator Prestons arrival al Suffolk Va.
on his way home, the citizens OF that village with
out reg ard to party invited him to par,nke OF sup
prr, which nsitatlon, he ncceped. The Norfolk
Herald saws" He addressed the company IN has
f ci,ous and fascinating manner fJ nearly an holr
and, we lean, made sad havoc in the jackson
ranks"
~ The Fredericksburg Arena states that on
Tho last nirht OF the session Of the House Of Repre-
sen,stiye., a considerable number Of the members
were so lost to oil sense of deccncy as to appear IN
their seats drunk,-aye in state of 6eastly 'nt'n
;,at,on and that their conduct such as would
have become tap.room. rather than the legislative
bn,l Of q grea, nation No wonder, thus 'nha,ntd
and excited by ,um, that ;hcy voted o pour the pub
lie money by millions into tho Presidents lap, to
be sauandercd at his discretion!
s.y In the debate on Mr.. Bcnon's expnns'ng
resolution. Judge White said To vote Tor the |
,cxolution of the Senstor from Missouri, IN ITS pre-
cents hape. | cannot" The course of Judge White
bas given great dissatisfaction to the President
and accordingly the Globe has commenced assa'l-
IN, bim-spcaking of HIM as lie late friend OF the
admin Istraton, &c.
ar It's said that the President recently "noe'-
took to catechise Judge White personally IN te'a'
,ioo 10 some OF his lao votes-an That inc 'n"s'
re,led, "lhat his course had been dictated w
conscientious judgment; and II that made h'm d"
oononcnt of the admin sra;'on, why then ne must
be content 10 be So
~ The Tennessee papers are, alm's' ons"''
mousIy violently opposed to The Baltimore Lon.
,,o,,on, which they justly call packed Jury.
Thu Nashville Banner says" Tennessee mas
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