Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1839-03-18
BASGoR, Me-, March 4. Is;

The arrival OF The Presidents VI ,ssage this morn
ing again thew the city into an excitement such as
NC have not Ind here since the marching fthe troops
Al an eaily hour large numbers OF our citizens col
l,o,ed abound the Post Office all eager learn The
ANTICIPATED news from Washington. The message
has produced scarcely any other than an unvefesa
feeling OF disappio rotation amongst us. The strong
est friends OF the Administration with difficulty
command sufficient brass and confidence to enlist IN
lis d, fence. In fact there IS now scarcely Van
Bnrente amongst us, but IN this subject all are
Wings. Ii is unnecessary for me 10 say that the
People will almost 10 u man, refuse to ralily the
bargain made by those who ought to be their protcc
al the seat OF government They can see in il on
~ a recurrence 10 the old and Gutless system Of
negotiation which has been already carried Oh FOR
almost hall century, with no other effect than con
tnuay To render claim The more doubtful and
less respected Indeed they feel that the present
time To comply with the Presidents iecomme nda
ton, would be almost equivalent To an abandonment
oi thtif nights, so completely would II postpone the
settlement OF the difficulty, and put il beyond the
probability of any future satisfactory adjustment.
Such E" backing out" they justly consider would be
hailed by the Provncias the very strongest point
/ in their case. That Coy. Fairfield will comply
with the demand, no one that | can find has the
least ienr or anticipation. On the contrary. since
he received The Information, II Is understood lie has
gwen new orders Tor The Marching Of troops
This morning the remainder of the troops from
the second DIVISION marched into the city and to Is
up their quarters in tie City Hall. All the troops
are now qnaricred amongst us, and i'll remain so IN
III Wednesday, when 1t is understood they will be
inspected and reviewed aud then Ill SET vi on their
march Tor loullon.
ltappears we were all mistaken rs to the charactr,
OF Nj. Euehsh, who arrived here from Fredericton
on Saturday 81 lying been the bearer Of the for
mef despRches tlom Governor Harvey, his second
appearance here under similar circumstances as wei
as his own declarations, led all 10 suppose hin, lo
have appeatd IN his former capacity. Ile howcy.
ef, now dlsclams any higher station than that Of q
looker on IN the matter, or IN other words, \ spy
The Portland troops set oul from Augusta on
Tuesday IN carriage under Col j. d. klnsmap
a correspondent oil the Boston Atlas states thar \
British man.oi war arrived of Campobello on FIJI
day, with three hundred regular ttoops on board
bound To 81. Johns, supposed to be from Ilaittax-
Three more vessels were hourly expected
Fart o' the drafted men of New Brunswick hat
marched Ion Frederick on and the DISPUTED TERRITORY
and others On their way. detachment of one hun
dtrd and fifty men from that division passed ihroue
Mach'as on FRIDAY, and about tw hundred more wer,
quartcrcd there that night.
From the augusta Journal.
The late hour nj which we received the messao,
OF the President, and the space occupled by II an,
other proceedings OF Congress- leave us no room lo
comncnt.-lt wall be seen that the Pres,den, doe
not sustain Gov. Fairfield. lie censnrps hIm sill,
Tor not having notified Gov. Harvey Of his design /,
drsc OIL the trespasSeis and he recommends tha
the force OF Maine shall be DlSBANDED while h,
anu Tue brush government continue the negotiation
There Is great want OF decision in the pps,leni,,
course. tie Is little so and ltte so So and IN III,
whole he thinks probably we had better keep cool lei
buhsh 'respassers carry of all the best timber and
submit TO iur,hur ndigutes when they arc offered
we nope that Gov. Fairfield e,d not lcitidray The
n'oP' ou' occupy and protect the territory up the
me run by Gov. Kent. Maine will stand by him
IN tins, aud we believe the nation will stand by him
Whatever the President and Mr.. Fox may agree to