Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1839-04-04
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RlonMoSp, April !, $50,
The Legislature will, think. adjourn on Saturday
next, not before. Some of,hc members, te ever
Judging from the amount of business yet on the
Clerks Table, are of opinion that il will not be able
20 get thft ugh with il Leloie the sh or 9E j IL adj
ourn by the latter day, the session will have been
shorter than the preceding by several days.
The Bank bin was not acted upon 10y the Sen
ate, ito which body it had been returned by the
House of Delegates with few of its mos, mum.
beless amendments agreed to, and the Others,
which tic most important, rejccted.) on Saur.
day. A law ior the temporary relief Of the Banks,
was, in consequence of the delay, necessarily intro
due and passed, without which the Ba K charters
would have been forfeited to-day. Some of the a
mendments of The Senate thoroughly Loco- Fo-
coish, and would vmlly impair tie usefulness Of
those institutions, without SO far ] can see, con-
ferring any benefit upon the community, or effect
ing any sa!ulay change in the system. Crude Il IL
dges,ed theory, however, is the order Of the day.
with certain class Of potcians ahouth it be sub
versve Of all The lessons ofexperen,e yet it is dung
TO wltha reftiraoily as obstinate these modern
iinancers aud bankers we the only use men of the
land. II they gam the ascendancy in the nest lie
gls'anie. presume we shall witness a thorough up
turning Of old systems, and The introduction OF
of thoee eaPerim6nts from wLch, ii they be resort
ed 10. the people will, beore many Yeas, excaim
" Good Lord, deliver US ~
observed, by The las, Vnginian, with some sur
prize, that the Democratic meeting in Bedford had
resolved give their support, to Mr.. Stuart for Con-
gress | say | saw this with some surprise, be-
cause, when Mr. Stuart passed through this place
4, I ham info, Oh II, Ia
pressed certain opinions which are by 90 me ans
popular with the Sub-Tressury Democrats with
che " sink or SWIM Conservatives. He defend
cd Mr.. RWes's course in the most decisive and
phatic maoncr,-denounced the Sub-Treasury in
,he harshes, terms aud declared, that, so hostile
lie to that scheme aud to tie measures which had
been adopted by the Administration for the purpose
Of forcing IT upon the country, that lie even
committal on lie subject of the next PIesden-
cy-in other words, that he not prepared 10 say
that he would vote for the reelection Of slr. Van
Buren, Indeed, lie believed he,e, by one OF
his Wing constituents, to be so neatly Wing HIM
self as scarcely to justify opposition TO him by that
party. | suppose, however that change has come
him since he reached home or ii could hardly
be, that " the party would be content 10 voIe for
hlm-especally as it was but the other day lhat, in
the Winchester Congressional DslricI, the Demo.
: Is refused to re nominate Mr. James NJ. Mason,
nough, Conservative he is, and hostile as he pro.
lcsses to be to the Sub Treasury, lie nevertheless
openly ayowed his deter minallon support Mr. Van
Buren, at all hazards. Indeed, Mr.. Mason is said
here to be the " distinguished Conservative" to
whom the Enquirer SO often refers the author of
that most abjeclly sevie and unprincipled " sink
l. H.. IA
no,oreiy to the pretended opponents OF the Turkish
system OF finance, congenal only with Absolute
Despotsms, which is now the beau ideal OF petlec-
ton with certain class Of politicians IN this fiee
country aud emil ghened age Possibly. however,
the Democratic candidates for the Senate and Ii ouse
of Delegates nominated in Bedford ale Rirts men,
If they be, there is no Inconsistency, oil course, IN
supporting Mr. Stuart, by those who no minated
them. But if they think that Mr.. Rives is IRENE
gade and Traitor" do not see how they Can sup
port Mr.. Stuart, who while hele, repeat, openly
indicated and applauded Mr. Rves's course II
Messrs Holland, Williams aud Chiffon are in favor
Of Mr.. Rves, can tell them thing, and that is,
that they will not be recognized as Demo ca It's
here, whatever may be thought Of them in Bedford
Passengers in the cars bring information Of the
resignation Of Nicholas Biddle, ESQ as Presiden, oil
the PonDsy vania u S. Bsnk-so that the .'hlone v
King" has absolutely abdcated" the throne, and
of the chief obstacles to the incorporation Of
National Bank, by the jackson Van Buren, Demo
cratic Republican Loco Foco State Rights part,
is removed We shall see what shall see -
The gcd cause Of Mr.. Bddles resignation is sal,
to be ill health and his intention TO take voyage Il
Europe with view to its restoration. There art
rumors ahoat, however, though do not pretend It
vouch for their accuracy, Of some "co hogling' (t
use current and expressive term,) between tn
Money King and the Political King. don't knov
whether the former has been brought over 10 In
Sub Treasury, or the latter the National Bunk
fn'ure Developments will render plain wba,soeve
may nowsccm to be mysterious in these coSIi