Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1839-09-05

AeSSrS. Fisher Of y. C., and Wick Of Ind.
These gentlemen, ii would seem, ale in fan way
Of acquiring mole uotolcry by their doubtful posi-
ton on the POLITICAL chess-board ihan they could
ever have achieved by their talents. The Salisbury
Waterman, published in Mr. Fishers disre.
speaks u linn after this fashion:
/ MIR. Fisher, the gentlemen elect was born aud
raised anoug MS, aud has been, more OF less,
public man iur Is cnry five years-always header
in pohtcs thereiore.-Ile is now claimed by Peter
and equally by Paul; aud II IS not ltlle amusing.
as we unfold our "Exchanges," 10 find the various
positions and names which he holds in the political
enrolnen's as the respective parties hold The add
| liona ONE. Van ouuight-good enough Tor
Sub-Treasury-by iniereRce.-Real Calhoun Sub
! treasury--agansl Mr. Clay aad bis Bank Fora
Bauk-aga nst Bank-For the Sub Treasury
against the Sub Preasury--Federal Whig-Repuj
lean Whig-N hIg--Ndn Buren, Whg-Whig
doubtlul-Whig Wing. The Globe trusts
and believes lie will be " anda1d" in their ranks
aud records lIm as such-now and tlen he IS placed
between the columns Of names, like paddle wheel
IN The centre oil todf, TO steer 10th sides sfalgh.
However" eanld winter Is coming, and Time, mat
tries the leaf, will prove the man. We will wait
with patience"
The Indiana member, Judge GPick seems to blazl
with al least equal eccenlricity obsculng, iuste;v
Of enIgbteumg the Orbit in which he tevolves-as
wall be seen by tie following paragraph froo, the
Indiana journal, published IN the district which he
has been chosento represents
"OUR CoNGREssMAH.-Our brethren or,he mcss
have some difficulty in d fining the poticaI position
OF Judge Wick. One calls HIM IA " quasi Loco
Hnothera "qaas Wing" another the great IN
known &c. e.. Some papers claim his cleo
ton as 4 great aud glorious Loco Van Buren, Leg.
treasury aud Agratlan victory others say that The
Wings have succeeded in clectpg their candidate
judge Wick, in the 9Th dsttict. The Craufor,Is
Vile Record classes the Congressional delegation
thus -Four Nanites, TWO Wings, aud one Wlcke
The Wabash Couner says that the Naniets may have
nun they throw him IN for good NeigH-that
he snot worth quarrelling about, any way you can
fix him. Wen, is avery TN leasaut osion to occu-
py, that ones friends do understand but it is sill
more unpleasant not to understand or know Yourself
which, believe, is the case with Judge Wick. He
has made so many conflicting promises and pledges,
he Las occupied many die, ent posltions-uuw
w ing, then IA LocO-heie a Clay man, there
' ante-that he has become bewdered and lost
lis latest expressed intentions his Wig supper
tels Are, as have understood, that he will vote
Tor a W hIe Speaker and against the Leg treasury
out TO lhe llrS federal Office holder with whom he
comes IN contact, he VIII tell another tale"
When men talk Turhey to Que aud Crow to a
lother, what WONDER that they are claimed by all
1aIueS = They may rest assured, however, tia
houghiemporary success may be achieved by du
'hcly, II cannot be maintained BY such a course
'eihans however, they are already aware oflhis and
ntend soon.to Il ruto line--We shall be dsap-
pointed If they act otherwise and sill more SO II
hey are nrtveiy soon seen under the banner upon
HIGH EXECUTIVE PATRONAGE is IN
ctlbed glafng Capitdls. Those Who once doait.il
contest between Power aud Popalr Rights, ltcSl