Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1838-06-11

'''''ftS """A sftttf tdto+--h IA tlallC Esq lt-
plying under his own signature, The late letter of
John IL. Pleasants, winch has evidently g,ayclled
hin, not less by lis severity than by its unexpected
appearance Among other things, he attempts TO
show tia; the Wing party is composed of men
who don't all thuk alike on every subject ofpubhc
interest. Well; suppose we apply tins testto the
Democratic party" aud see how they will stand 1t,
tdtaan-fota aud against the Bank, tor and against
the Tamil, and or and against Internal Improvements,
according to the g" circumstances by which he was
surronndcdwh When each Of these questions has been dis
cussed. Consolidauonis in 1924, denying that the
States bad any lights all; Nullifer in 1888, de
cl'rng that they have the right 10 do Just what they
please. la favor of the Sub Treasury says he is
against an ENchequer Bank, against Expungmg;
opposed to the extension of Executive power.
Ian Bmen-For the Tonil in 1898, the
"bll of abominations" supposed to be against it
now one OF tho authors of the Proclamation and
Force Bill; co,amitfal on the Bank until Jack
son made war upon it; for the Sub Treasury lit
tie against Internal Improvements, and little in favor
oIIhem. An Expunger, aud IN favor of an increase
OF Executive power
Jdcfsoa-Signcr of the Proclamation; approver of
the Force Eill, hunger of Nutcrs; denounocr Of
Calhoun; in favor ofnernal Improvement "below
pons OF enuy;' against them, above those points; in
favor OF Bank Of the United States; against ne
Bank of the L. States recommended an T. xchcqucr
Eauk; an ENrnnCcr autho, OF all the measures
which Calhoun has been for five years bit,crl, de-
nouneng.
Bcmop-IBlD--ln favor of Gen. Jackon's mca-
surcs; against every thing he opposes.
PickenS- NullIher; hatcr of the Proclamation aud
Force Bal; Tor The Snb-'rreasury against FIX
punging; opposed to the Executive acts for the
la ST tive years" Inch his present allies have defended
agreeing with ms friends only the Sub
Treasury question.
Rites-Opposed to National Bank, 10 Sub Trea-
sury, 10 EXchequcr Bank, to Tariff, to Notification
&C.. in favor OF Proclamation, Force Bill and De
poste Bank system.
HiAie-Anti- Sub Treasury, Anti Opposite Bank
system; for Special Deposites, &c &c. &c,
But ii is useless to 80 any further. The bare fact
that the party" is spill, asunder BY lis ssensions
and that it has recently found new allies in old OPP
ponents, shows the incongIuous character of It's ma
terials 1t is indeed lesselated piece of mosaic
thcie piece OF white stone and here piece of
black, euiousl, inermnglcd.
A mt far tie II aahiagtoa Ghronicic.-Our friend
Of the Chronicle recently called attention TO the
fact that the j." eoloJct e1itor ofapapcr in New ork
called the coi5rcd Amcricaa recent, declared that
he had uniformly supported the Wings. What SAYS
he now to the following late declaration of tins sable
scribe! I'VE wish timely to inform the Wings that
the President OF the American Colonization Society
lMrGay) never can be President of tie United States
Marlin Ian BHen bcfore Henry C2dy." The
same sentiment is echoed by Garrison Oft the Enan.
cipat9r, aud echoed by Whittier OF the .taericaa
Ff6emaq. What saws the Chronicle 10 its new al
lies
o. 1t is supposed that the PhllaaeI rha, BALI
more and Virginia Banks will resume specie pay
menls BY the 4h OF July next.
TIE Fonda IIa.--lt was announced in the
Globe, few days ago (tor the Gfiieth me,) that
the Seminole Al an end. But our last ac-
count from the scat Of brings information of
most eloroas rictofy" over the sayages, achieved
by Maj J. Garrison, OF the = sixth regiment Flor,-
da militia after sefere LatAe, which " lasted three
hours" aud IN which the Indians os fire, killed or
wounded, and without scratch TO the whites A
captain, however, lad his horse Killed under him. A
desperate aiilir indeed, and glorious victory,
u We invite attention to tho able Address in
relation TO the Colonization Society, on the first
page.
o., We learn that Robert Tlndall, who lately
ran of from buckingham court house, with mulat
to woman, belonging 10 Mr.. Matthews of that place,
has been arrested and tha he is now safely lodged
in buckingham Jail
COMMERCIAL CONVENTION.
Al a meeting OF The cilizens nf I,no IIhnrn nn