Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1836-03-31
.nr. 7arfV for Chi1f Jusiiof.

some 81 The reasons winch ~ lns'u Juat' N'"c
10 rive the woes Which ic did on Tie following
nominations
Ur 7aneV for Chif Jusiior.
IuIee Nli,e wished both his and Mr.. Barbour
nominations IL remain Enacted on, until the bill
Ia extend the len, FITS Of The circuit courts 10 all
the States ia lb, Union, Which had passed the Ser
.lc. aud was Il en- IN the oilcr House. should be
finally acted or. He has been always anxious to
extend the circuit court system 10 every State IN
the Union, which h. believed it not probable
weul! be nor done, should the TWO vacant Offices
on Ire h, nch be filled.
He did moi thnk Mr.. fancy occupied exactly
llIat >ta1 d IN his profession, which a man should
ofcnpy who was selected Tor Chief Justice. Al
thou ia he though, Mr. +. quite respectable, Yet
he believed hi. superior, were now on IL" Bench,
and thai be- moi equal To some =, the Bar; and
fir ,hai olli,e, II was his opinion, the country was
,niljlcd In + . services Of the most able man II
could furnish.
He viewed him ms \ man who lad for some tine
been actively engaged in p"Jty politics, and did
mt think il wise To make any man Chiei Justice,
WIN mus taxi his seat on the Bench, with hlghiy
t1,ifcd pany teeiiags.
He fal very favorable opinion Of Mr. rs
froness aud INTEGRITY, still hc feared h. Wa Po-
hhcaiiu intoi1aut. aud with the hest mrcnlions,
would harll, be able so far 10 overcome his purity
feelings, =, 10 let them have influence II ms
laici1l decisions.
lie I'D ashetle respect '"l NM hho "",''a WIZ
Ii CIV I've voted for hm' as an associate 'usl'e
#iehcl linn hat he was unwilling 70 90 hr''''hp,
rs H." doe, iiai the ollo' 81 '''hl '"Nnes % "'""
anIy i"hHf hno" u 10 'nc '"hS'n'"h.
iir Hdrbonr for Aooc,0te Jnsfirt.
In HE Irs instance JUICE " me No''" "t'"iN'
taking up tlas nomination ,"' consideration nv"
lhr Sanif "'>l'' "al 'i' ''l'l no" i'"u'nf' ',"'
10 an extension OF INC 'hena 'o"' NN'",' S,'"o
trs' be acted ON IN, upon nearing ua' '"' '"o'-
eiaIN commute IL 'h' House "o"'o 'f'"','n.o"
an addih II Il '"' lu"P.s 10 III. 'ou'' ana ''"'-
toe thai I" poNiponf NJ. ba!oo"' l"n'o"'loh' az
ter fontth"s 'T. f"hfP' y me'' 't'"'' so"'
ie'l'F ~ IL il"u" aea'hN' NE uhl' tie 'o''o
against al ''ilh'I t'I'N' anu wien we nomination
Ms tti'h up N"''a 10 'on"ln H. ut'hNhe ~ VI
a'' llia' M p'i''u' "o"'o MANY >''""p'
member al he 'ouii.
~. ha"d"H, for f"""oa'' 1'n''1i
judge w hlir \o"d against His g''ll''n'ah' ~ /"
shdH h'h"faR' ana "ouid nave so''o against nun
d''Hf.
II. ieIfNed hls appointment "onld MAKE 'h'
Psi Once Department mere P07R mteh'"'.
Ills reas"ns ior 50 thinking, among others III. the
following.
Since Mr.. h. hashed the temporary appointment,
bcrc haNc Loon more oeml I'lhiS at ta'lurcsA II
lti ulalli'S III the mail, tlan dni1nE like period
under any ii lis predecessors, rs Judge NhlIc
believes.
Nj. Kendall las appointed Al Mo Mnnslllc, in
Tennessee, tlr Ed'f'r al rtafrnf party nrpd.
gfr, IS Postmaster, While the sam" per>"nl> stu
editing and conducting his newspaper, Which Is a
djrCd tioiaf,0n eta sftiCd prlHc,Pic long hcid
sofrcd.
jude W hiic understands and believe, tie pin
my ior the Posi- Office Department, in Tenn, s,ce
has Eern taken from and old and established pa
fcr, Of rNtea,i,c circulation, and given 10 a n,u
tiritnt partg paper, of limited circulation.
Since the ,omnlrnc cmrnt OF he present sessi, i
uf CONGRESS. several letters ilem Ndshr,Hf, Ten
n-,,re, aud It's nolphhuil,nod, have been receive,
by jude White with H." seal, broken tina
HE conl,ut, could he read b> an, one WHO ripl
choose, and the only one he received from Tus
HcalooSa. Alabama. was received in the like ,ondi
non ana hc ha, been informed one Which he sen,
under his frank. Ia 4 gentleman in Nashville. Ina,
been opened before it reached HIM.
Jndrr " ldir has no suspicion that any Of ,hcs,
letters were broken open in Trnr>sceor Alabama
nor doe, he believe, either Mr.. kcndall.or any 9th
or person. can induce all who AZ. concerned in tn
Department tu be faithful to their trust bnt IN. !
satisfied thai some person having custody of ,hos
letters, and belonging to the department, must ha,
been Guilt, lyiolatinc the >cals, and be- he hon
he may tic Indpe thinks he acted un,lrr the he lie
tl,t such conduct would not be severely rcbuk,
hv the head of the Department..
Jnd e " Iirr had some additional reasons for hi
;., his ,,,,,;,,,.. ,l;,h ,.,,,,.,, "
Persons, whose names he would be- sorry 10 has