Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1838-08-20

unglams extensive connection and personal popu
larlty gave him a large, vote than he could have 9th
erwise gotten
0Fs We suppose the Richmond Enquirer, the
tncastlc Democrat, aud then correspondents at the
Springs. think 10 WIN golden opinions ior MI. an
bnten, by repeating. al naaSedm that he travels in
an old carriage. they forget add that he had tour
horses that he straps hls baggage behind
that he breakfasts, dimes and sups at the public table
and acts IN all repects II held no station that he
visits the ladies' aud gentlemen, aud JOINS IN all the
amusemcnts OF the place like an, other private gen
deman-and all thai SON OF stun WHY. wha, did
they expect him TO do Did they expect Inn 10 show
of airs, II he above the people that trocked
him. and that uniroek Inn Did they suppose
that he would play the fool instead OF acting like u
man OF sense and discretion. AZ he is These peo-
pie were evidently awe-snuck at the approach of the
President, As II om might, Cesar dld not feed
on the same kind of meat, aud not subject to the
same hopes and fears, as other bipcds. John GUN
cy Adams, when President, generally travelled III a
stage dressed in round Jacket, and hat much the
worse Tor wear. Did lie possess any peculiar claims
to Animation Tor tins No, aud no one ever dream
ed of making II the subject of comment, except per
haps To ndicuc him. But that " Democratic
President should "strap his baggage" on behind an
old carriage tan elcgan, one however.) aud eat will,
a knife aud fork like common people and not kick
his " republican fellow -citscns out OF his PATH
Why II sets the whole sly in an uproar and such
grants of applause before made the wclkin
echo with cultural music.
~ The cxeltlons of Fanny Wright, is said,
are much relied upon by the Administration part,
of New York ia the approaching election. The In
fdes and Agrnians implicitly obey her.
O. Upwards OF 800 visitors were At tho Warren
ton White Sulphur Springs, in Fauqnier county
few days ago.
COMMUNICATED.
At court of Quarterly Term, continued and bel,
for the county oil Campbell at the Courthouse thcic
OF, on "Wednesday, the 18Th day OF August, 1888
1t was. on tins day. during the session olIhe
announced tha, JouN ALEXANDER, Esq. late Cleih
OF this county, hath departed tins lie.-W hclcupon
a meeting held by the Members of the Bar. ths
Court, and its Officers 10 express the feelings occa-
stoned by this melancholy event, and the following
Resolutions ANONYMOUSLY adopted:
|. ReSolrcd, hat tins meeting has learned, will
nnteigned regret the death OF John Iicrandcr, rs :
late Clerk Of tins County, and an old and csieemet
citizen Of tins county
, RcSol,td That in the death of such citizen
who happily combined IN ms character, quallfica
ions OF great public utility, with all the social and
domestic virtues, the county susains heavy loss
and h,s friends and family have cause OF lasting
grief.
3. ReSolrtd, That these Resolutions be entered
on record and published in the I.ynchburg Viz
On, ~" and that copy be sent to the family of the
deceased, - 4 mark oithc sympathles Of this meet
lug.
Ordered. That his Court be adjourned until the
ilist day OF the next tern.
Copy-'feste.
GEO. WNi. D...BNEY,