Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1838-03-15

- '''" ~ o' d. numerous Is was e,ei held III that
eat, ''"n'ened ut The New Yo,k Exchange ON the
e'h 'st and undn,muusl> adopted resolutions srpo,
'ne OF the declaration. on the PAT OF the R,nks ol
That 'ny, 10 resume Srecla PAYMENTS on ot before
the l'th Of Ma, ncN'. aud ric,lriac th,,r support
10 ih"se institutions. fltcv also invite the Banks
"' otl'e' States I" make simultaneous effort az
oonpisli tins desirable object
FOREIGN NEWS.-W, have dates iom Ii.
'efpool III the LIST III February The Earl vi Durh,p,
Harromt'd 6orernoro i the C.nadas, New Buns
wick and Nova Scotia, with the overs ola Dictator
The London Tunes, says 10 900 troops arc order
ed over.
Money was plcnt, IN England u, 81 10 per cent
There Is nothing oI utter Il Tom the Continent
Caa.e ,piR EPft!-,;eorec Vol Va, lately re
"ardrd' "na the olt,,o oil Collector Of the port of
Philadelphia The mama OF ,;corp. Wolf is ia.
first attached 10 the call for Sub Treasury mcc,in.
III l'h'''dclPhi1. We Ito not wonder that all the OF
nee Holders are III 'sor OF scheme which will aug
ment ,hcirs,lalles, b, cau.n, them 10 be paid in
currency better than that of U,ir masters. But ne
would ASK the old jackson party II it is not time TO
adopt some mode by which federal patronage"
should cease to be brought into conn,c with the
freedom OF opinion, rs well ~ Of elcctious"l
o. II is said that the vote upon Mr. Buclanan's
motion 10 postpone the Sub r,easur, El until the
next session is cot indicative of tie final vote upon
the question. Mes,', Nom, of oh,o Nehola. of
La. and Troler ol Mi. who voted against the post
ponement, IT is SAID, a,e opposed 10 HE Bill aud de
sire 10 have il sctilcd ills session.
4 Sab Treasury dbSeoa,in{ Thu New York
Star says" \ loco toeo Van Eurrn Sub Treasury
collector abseondrd lew DAYS from the town OF
Fa>cte, Seneca county ~ tin. State, carving with
linn loo OF the public MONEY!
81 The Ncnrr,lt, l;lll has Al length passed both
Houses III Congr,s---a compromise having been 81
We wander Wiz, Neutrality B,ll WAS moi deemed
necessary when the Texan revolution WAS in pro
grcss
Tie .Soiooimasisr ob,oaa!-Th Washington co,
respondent al the \. Y American gives the follow
ing specimen oil Congressional Grammar for the YEA,
Isas:
Spcakcr-Docs 'he gentleman phlrct,
" Membcr-f dos -
The member alluded Ia is from PENNSYLVANIA.
aud sand TO be candidate lor the ncNi iorclpn ms,
sion
~ The Richmond Wing has recently publish
''ten aud Interesting NUMBERS IN an
...... :" low ought the Wings who
"asc of lhr,r weight in
tie a praaohnS struggle fof 1c T.. :
We cannot doubt from the bcau'y and yieor :. Wv
siylc, that these Nos. ltom the pen of John II
Peasants, Esq. lie takes the ground tia, the Sub
Treasury Wings should not hold themselves aloof
from the struggle, truy asserting that there never
existed public contest IN which there was not
motc nj right ou the one side tian the Other nor any
Two rival, presented 10 the choice of = peepl, 30 g
qqall, Objectionable that no rational preference
could be felt for either" Ilc Then asks. Shall ".
fall INTO the iuhs OF Marin Van Burcn and The Adj.
and answers the question decidedly
IN he oarc: 'oi unlos. HAT snnlc act atonrs
or oblltcrlt's the criminal past and cxpltcS the
moval OF the Dcpusit,-, the system oi Rewards and
Punslnncnts, the Expun.e, the 'rrcasnl, Circular
aud the appointment OF Mr.. Nan liucn b, Prc.i,lcnt
J ckson's Influence Il. his successor: Not unless il
1t is Of virtue sufficient INSPIRE confidence IN nicn
whose acts tor eislu years have proved lhem un-
worthy ri II Nc.-Thc writer promises in third
NJ 10 ,halD out tie wlIt h his friends sLenLi
pursue.