Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1837-03-23

ntn b. satisfactory Ia H..
peope OF texas, rejected by the antba,,,u ie 800
-, | - 'l'',i ~ Oh the army of Tex,s UP
ms eiiieient and unabated xs, eha
toi inc support oi me army and thr cam. ions
eed second ia command. In NH. I - was pia-
eseed sustaining, rs he always hd.. ,ls aega.
tie mlitar" -hould be sub6r li,,a,o pie h
lhofty tie promptly yielded the c,n,,n, NJ an.
thef an" the more readily too, from Ibs 10 am,
soh,i'' f"""i' 'n't \. = John ON. no bad i1aal
niddr tl4g >cpnr hrgalier-gen,r,i ,., - uao been
accorded 10 him by Gen. Husto,, , ,@ was inl,
worth, high military claims, and , ,,rsi VI mora
gentleman. ''''s' es'imable
On the ur.:al of Gen Johnson a, The h.,
90 - ~ -! III courtesy and polite at,,,.
Wa extended 10 him b. Cen Upstnn vi lliot
e nom zen .'f.leh sustaining for each orbe, "a
lnnst aH,rablr relations and wa. nten,l J''ief The
proved N hc iaal, 10 be fun. r,,,y,rs', aa vas
foimcr. 'a ny tn
But unfortunately, General Johnson's be,.;..
""t.s N'n'th huston was not 50 uneuuivoci -
was iil'h"t1 l" he 50, and Is now freely acknovl,W
Ell by "'II' H. IL 10 remove from his mind all ,
to his conduct tlohnson's) and real feelin s''" a.
him, and General Johnson's manner in 80 'e9Hdhls
command WIS tticulatel to produce Il hrlf lug tif
part OF htn e, that his mind had been somevl III
soncd towards him, by the arts and nacls, pot
few individuals who stood to him in the a,,a Of
enemies, and VIC had the chief control !, ,''s e
az him h, lo,t i'll the army Hence ,r, assh'
held. The me- ingwas deeply deprecated by la,.
ard ,!oih'ng iu' a rain ef ualovard circum,,,naaN
would have minced il. The, both nreaic,.d a.
would produe much excitement IN The army . ''a
beeetar a nau.a II strong aniuad,ey4ion wi, a 1
paopi" at the a1fd states. whose opinions ,Ga,
lily respect ana sPpreeiate, and Nha,p .id a., ~
+ . =naflF need nv
Il did produce =, ctement IN tn, arm, fora 1,...
t"o. bu no rel injury has resulted from it nor uI
tasnl5 iromu WI
The isle c.n.a .on afd disorder incident 10 a,l,..
Of th's hmd '''se'l ora few hours until the VIII
3li1'f AS eNpit.ntd by General Huston and nobt
nadcr TODD by the troops. rs soon as this was de,.
ai,i 1t Was done q...cll,, the anny was settled Joa
mo that pcriccl ae Of disc plane and order wbjl
beiote characterized it, y scomny assure Yea f,,
mon orderly, q'tlet and respectable cano. and
composed T.! ht.et materials, scarcely ,,ef Ia h.
iaend, than 'h'' - 4ich uJa cNhjht.
+ s1id that I'll IIrcting mas uui,cr,aly r.ar,t,.l
1t was soften. Illusions popularity in rbs a..
my MAS and is teai--and Gen JohnSon's char5e,a,
was esteemed at.d admired by all | WAS prsgeat =,
the meeting OF IA 'ee genlIeman aud from nv Do,
ton in the arm ', an enabled to know all the crfne
slascrs conrrte3 with this matter. The enrniq
oi t!.eSr genNlacn and 1eNa, may reprobate tl,,
course, The pfo Of the 'nitcd States may no, a.
mir the eNari which they have set and paraaa,
tn 'usc in ln.il We engaged may suffer sonr
what tur tim tHt. al NO foeh to the slariIrd
oil Hh:f,v in Vr>ae. will have cause 10 cnnrr3fnl,
themselves that s1rir efforts are 10 he .uetained and
directed b. s'.r lafn - Ec'N Huston and A.
.ol son.
HNe the 81 .aofiea 10 inform You, that Cen
J9.a,oa, VINO ~, lightly "ouu !oi, IS fast raoo,.
erin, 1nd via command the army and that he NJ.
ilifr the able ,ti uftt 60 operation OF Gen. Illus
foa. mo ciciI, ~! 5l him every Good feeling. The
Nlnle affair was s,5lsaby settled before the parties
l'!t the field. and -. nien who br.yea the iatie
with hrlnn'S> ii urpassej tg'''H shed he el#f
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