Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1839-07-22
MR.CLAY's PROSPECTS.

MkCLAf'S PROSPECTS.
A letter iom portion of Lower Virgin, b.r,
'o'o'e supposed 10 be hos1lle IL Mr. Clay as. mn.
Us that the sentiment OF thar region i L.,
favorable To tins gentleman. lie saws he laasy
believe there are twenty voters IN The conni, "
"nt1h he tVeS, now opposed TO Mr.. CLAW
ff,J idce IS iasi snbNldlng every where, and ia.
trends al sing term of The Presidency think ,b
Mr.. Cay IS the man t. break up The sncc..
and lonahc a clear field. Honest men nj an s ,'
ties should rally ON this ground, aud ad,nr,
course which will atnri time for organiza,,o, =
sound principles al Government. If Van p,,'.'
shonldbe reelected, II gives He surcession Ia p
ton for eight years and the triumph Of Jes,s,,n "
and agfanan doctrines will be compete
The way IS no" open ior rescue. The ,ia. >,
corruption should be at once stemmed and tnrosd
tack Let sensble men discard distractions mi
aim al results winch are attainablc '"'
Richmond Irhig.
" There is 10 doubt Ollie truth OF the f1rr,i,-
from the Wing. Men who had years ago been emli,,aJ
ganst Mr. Clay by the fbrratons and ISLANDERS of hi. enc
mes,are dscardng their ohy prejudiccsand mn, c
OF them NE now amongst tho enthusiastic ndmi,.,
tie Farmer OF Ashland Let facts be disseminated , Il,
people-let them but airly understand Mr. Claws ch,
ms principles and his glorious career of patriotic self
ana Tue issue cannot bs doubtful between him md ,hn com
pound of utter seishness, whom, though Missouri R,r;.
tionist the Enquirer Is endeav orng To Palm upon IT.,
o"s followers as IA Northern with Southern prime y"
~ lie "obe and The Enquirer both wonderfully dis
'peu ~ ' LAY visit to Saratoga Springs. They do not
% e people oi New icrk TO behold the contrast between
e President that IS aud the President that is 10 be,bc ON,
No adopt Dewitt CnionS dcscripon) ..mosng Grm,ll;,
puihs over sinister designs and indicating his character in
his o1nenancete other of Natures nobest specincn
liner hoh'st work gigantic in body as in mind and giving
us testimony, IN his open and generous face oftle hrh
moral and intellectual powers W it'll which he so glorousy
endowed No wonder that they dread the contrast,
T. = The last Frede,ick sburg Arena states that
although the appointment Of William Seden as
Treasurer of the |. States, in place Of John Camp
bell prescribed for opposing the Sub. Treasury. has
not yet been announced. it has been determined on.
SO that last winters prophecy is fulfilled Mr. Sell
den has received the promised reward and tho
flmsy eoqneIting with Judge Nicholas which h as
since occurred cannot conceal the true nature of
this proceeding from the people. More anon
A DlLEMMA.-Ihe Norfolk Herald recently
published letter from the late William H. Craw-
ford, the FL quire,'s Evtnle candidate f., lie Pre-
sidenty in le2i, ea,r e>y advocating, as lie ALWAYS
did. Natl' ndl Banh; ard deducts IhrIefum, ,ey
naturally. an inference not very ia, onhc, of cou,se
to he Elquite's sincerity in denouncing Nj. Clay
because he is for Bank.-But the Enquirer en-
deayors 10 c'eep oul-oud how 1t brings up lis old
files To show, that admitted in lse4 that tie ad,o-
cacy Of National Bank by Mr. Crawford was
" Stain upon his esculcheuu"--tone Of the Enaui-
fcr's st'leoryped phrascs) But the National Bank
then, was like the Sub1'leasury now. Violently
opposed to that institution as tie Euquher mas or
pretended to be, Il SIN supported Nh Crawford
who was in favor OF il IN Nr. Ca1, however, ii
is an unpardo nable SIN.