Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1836-11-24

u. Johnson must re On the alert, in rplas.
this question, a. well as Of certain o,h,r,
will cor'c mp next winter, AMI in which III e
BIZ ouigrae'alled if they have not all ,h,r
ab III them. N
Tie Richmond Enquirer, 80 far.a. hi, a..
is threatened, IA ,"t'n STATE of p,rpl,,o.
bieiy-ualching the .bb and flow of H..
| to SEE Tho will be- borne upon lis bosom. and.
lrti high and dry on the beach. Il viii -
nae IN q nd Time, howevsr-and in the i0,..
twill cry dow every honest .xpressi,n of
ion, WHICH endangrrs the unit, of tho
even though the consequences If tina, mir
be nos, p-rnicious 10 hc State. Tic dI,noas
OF the Surplus r. vcoue will ,uobabl, br,.'
conflict the antaeoni,'ng rlFmen,s If the hc,,.,.
ncaus mass Of which Van Burcnism is comn.s
and If il should, the Wings will have i, in h..
power to defeat the Br",onians, and TO ei,.
deall-blow TO the ambitious aspirations of H..
shameless d' n'ag"iue. II hey have m, Il.
str .rgh TO "s,re The rrrunI h 81 their pri,,;0..
they ar. powerful enough, b, siding with III. NAV.
honorable division Of der tpp.mns, To d.l,,
the Bru,on II and Kendall factions f.e,..
Which, whether ~r,'gard the private character =
the political doctrines Of its leaders, i, muA b,.
fu 10 every rejecting and unpr.l udir,d mitd -.
the success st which mus, be d.pleral.d b, evan
m.n who desires the stability ut cur n>nna
such they Came from thu. ,i nis Il tin II b.il
NEXT GOVERNOR & SENATOR,
There is considerable curiosity In .ow VIM +.
be the next Governur Of Irrgiai,-it j, ,,u
ccrtai thu he will act b. il Wing bul :" H. Nm.
II" has SUCH lon, li.t 81 greed, aspwaa, ~ i,
ranks. hunserIng Tor the Crumbs of ollic,, lin
spoils ofvctory," th.t il is not 81 cas-, In m,I n
npon whom the hunor will be- soni.rr d. f.
Bentonans, it is supposed, aided by Il strong =.
snic est, viii rniravor |" eject Ia TIA, oliicc jam,
als Dow-ll, Jr. Of Roehhr"Igr--~ hc hr frl,aA
Of Wnl. {. Rn-s will hardly consent To u.a,
with them in promoting suppor,erof he mo-, Dr.
| cidcd though subtle and as ", srcir, cnen, u
tina, gcntleman--,he man, who, more than am
| other, except Gen. JACKSON and Mr.. Van Bur,p
! contributed TO defeat his nomination to the w.
Presidency by the B.ltim,rc Conven ion, end
Who, il he can, will, like m m -r, intrigue him
gu, OF the Pr.sd n ia non,in .t,oa. three u4r,
hence. iii. shall be deemed adv .able to drop Van
Buren, after b $ frst term, or at u later mrnd n
Van Buren, should be nominated for rt.rlecon
Il Is difficult 10 say WIN, among the multlpIicu, Vi
persons named, will br the favoritc oi Nj. Ryn,
triends--p,ssily I. J. Randolph, OF Abtmst !
! or James NJ NJ son, Of Frederick, who has regent
ly jumped into the fold. from the Nullitatin
| ranks; or WIN. II. R,,ne. Of Hanover, fi,Le found
that no Is not nnetnred with Benionan doctrine,
an pr.irrrnc Is. We feel very little iu,eres, in
the matter, other than an anxiety that the Ch-f
Magistrate he decided friend OF Internal lar
provem,nts, AMI Ti.n Of ability and Influence to-
tender his advocacy effective. 1t is high tim.
tina, this reatand vt.intetrst oflhe cumnous palb
should be zs.on.y aud ably represented in ii,
| Executive chair, " hich unfortunately il never s
boz yet, with ole or two rxcepon,--our u
| vernors having been generally active opponcb8
OF all xIch sch emes, or, if ohrrws., so lukcw i'm
,ht this gr.a. obee, be promoted. We care npl
upon whom the choice of the Legislature maj
| fall
| We prrs,inc tina, Mr. Leigh will certainly re.
sign his seat in tbs Senate, ON the LIT OF Drcra.
Der, and thai tho Legislature will Immediately
proceed TO the choice of successor. The Ber
tonians have hxsl their eye on John Y. Mason,
the representative in Congress from the South
ampton district, f,r this office-whe, it will be re.
collected. not only opposed the Deposi,e Act, but
afterwards end eavsred TO rally party in 'np.
MIA, to effect the rejection, by the Virginia Lg'.
la,ure, of her equal proportion OF tho Surpm Ia
| private lli', We have lcald, Nj. Mason is Of If
rerroaclable Character; and II more asionhE
| 'ng. therefore, and more 10 be regretted lAf'ef'
that such man, alttt OF u ,dtrar Intellectual
callbr". should be- contaminated by such polite"
associations. Urbane in his department. AN. 'er'
rant in his disp ,siton. VIZ know OF no man in the
ranks of,hs Van Il lren parry in rginia, wbom"e
should prefer To see IN tine Senate, were ii not lot
his seemin- Disposition 10 sustain the prrnicous doc
lrlncs OF the Ben tonian squad. That is, with u.s.
an rr'deemabc ot,j"cion-and We iop,, ii Mr.
alasnns sentiments are correctly understood, that
IT will be "ilh mi ,riiy of TIA, vIr ,ima Lrsh'
lainre hkewisr.-tn his election. Ills nannslhf,
james n. NJ ison, of Frederick, would BE- pre-
trrdble Selection it there were not a wrll.fpundrd
aversion to forwarding" an, man, who, just at
the eleventh hour, deserts the friends bv whose
SHE he ma. for years been battling, To link his for
tunes with those Of the adverse party. Impure