Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1839-04-04

~ attachments is broken up, and there will h. an,
ofy newiy-made DemoeIats'' at the head of :. III
party before long. and Of course some Of The :.
nstoc'a,s," who have heretofore figured in il, ,a,l
will be cast aside to make room IN, ,h.n, m.
process Of political regeneration /, n, .,.v nov a.
vas ""s" 'hey' buchanan, Wall, Rush, Ingersol
WV We. were pun into the tan vat, and IN the twuk.
nns oil an eye were dyed in the wool all their old
eoera STAINS completely obliteraed, and the hes,
rooes from the Democratic wardrobe thrown ovs,
'ne'f shoulders What has happened, we are taught.
may naPPen again. But perhaps my vaccinations
are running ahead of the facts and as like Ia
keep probability in view | will waive further re-
marx until sec Mr.. Biddle's manifesto, which NAV
perhaps De even now in the city. am by no means
certain that he will identity himself with the Admin
istfaton party though it is not equally certain tina,
efforts have not been made 10 coin linn ovey NJ,
one who has read the correspondence between Tho
SECRETARY of Treasury and Mr. Biddle in relation IN
the sale of the L. S. bonds, can have failed 10 h.
struck with tho change of tone and feeling tina,
."''"e'e''zeu mat correspondence commencing with
Tue most ifgd iormalhy and closing with tho most
courteous and hearty mpment-beginning with
The st'li and iepulsive +" Sir. and ending with the
soft and insnuatirg Ny dear Sir" But | am
again running into the wide field of supposi,ion The
tact is It's own best commentary.
You have seen suppose, Mr.. Riycss d,enified
and manly Appeal to the People of Virginia. If
do not make deep impression on the public mind,
and excite tie sympathies OF his late fricnds.-ifit
do not convince them that he is the victim of heart
less and unprlncirled prescription, which. thouoh
al med al him personally, strikes through him. at the
independence of the Senate, do OF satisfy All
men, of all pares that he is eleven down bv tho ,ro,
heel oiPatty Despotism, because be has dared 10
'a'hldh The. opinions OF his constituents, and his
own, IN defauce of Executive dctaiion-a thar
they fay the decree that his gone forth, they do
themselves surrender their rights and all that is
dear 10 freemen in the hands of the Federal Execu
tWe,-lhen they only made OF "serner stuff
than believe they are, but they are less sensitive
than had supposed 10 Executive encronchments
upon Representative independence and upon the
Rights oil the PEOPLE. ] will hereafter attempt to
demonstrate tins assertion by reitagable proof.
Tonight, the Wing members ofihc Legislature
hold meeting for The purpose of receiving the Adj
dress 10 the Peopll OF Virginia, detected at a pre-
vious me citing, to be prepared by committee con
sistng of Messrs. Tyler, May, Soutba, Pcndle-
Ion, Stuart, M.Cary Bondu,ant and myself
" hatcver discrepancy of opinion may have prevail
ed in the election OF Senator the Wigs with the
exception of two or,hree Sub-Tieasury gentlemen,
(who dnriouS for the election OF Wing
Senator, bat, as they will probably vote ultimately
for IAN Beyen. cannot tell wbg,) united in the
determination 10 oppose V. BIS re. election. They
reckon Without their host, who upon our
division. The new christening of the party has as
yet only single recruit, and he is like, a Ger
tain Squire Brown,of whom The an,c'o thus runs:
Nlrginian, at tie great Race Leng Island,
some years ago. between Eclipse and Henry, won
several bets but could find the stake holder.
" lien they were decided in his favor. AT last anotl
or bet proiiered to him, with which he at once
closed; but getting rather more cautious he asked,
" who is to hold The stakes 2" "Why. SIR" said
lhe Yankee, esquire Brown will hold them
" Yes" replied the Virginian, but who will hold
Squire Brown" The member from Elizabeth City. |
though regularly initiated, amid the clappng Of
hands and the stamping oil feet, will, in my opinion,
be hnrd to hold
1t is proper 10 say, that Gov. Tyler did not
act upon the committee appointed TO prepare The
Wing Address. H. has been at Chesterfield court,
since last Tuesday, OF the counsel Of Dr.
V aug hau. charged with the murder OF young
Peasants IN this city, more than twelve months ago.
and it is probable hat the will be terminated
before Wednesday or Thur sday, have heard no
opinion expressed TO The probable result.