Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1839-09-30

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majority OF 900 In the State Of New York in favor
of the popular canse and yet "Covefnmcnt.- nv
ls pensioned leeons may cafty tue eleeiiops. But
nj The last election. The People pnt 10 fght this
mighty iofoe Of Government regulars, and elected
Gov. Seward by nearly twelve thousand MAJORITY y
! II these lifcngs of power were subjected IL the
same restrictions in this country as they are IN Eng.
hod, restrained by law fam voting for those who
pay them, how short would be The Of the pre-
sent dynasty! II Is now unqnesii1nably sustained
by those whom il srstaps and this prom ak en- from
H. 1t would fall outright.
DEVELOPMENT IN .ANTICPATtOy
Tue public beRin 10 look forward with interest tn,
the great Loco dinner 10 be given TO Mr.. Mellow
ell aud Mr.. Eoahe in I.ouisa. Some expect teye-s
atious 10 he nade there ~ points ihaD one ~
bout which much eurosty rxisis. Mr.. Nc DoweIg
"a understood 10 he the pillar ol Bcntonisn IN the
STATE and as snndfy sutlicions afeaf IN regard
10 a certain plot foot. II IL Thoughts llmt some
thing may he palhrrsd III lie proposed dinner. Ell
ther from the wafds o. looks OF lie or;io,, whirly
may throw some light upon the subject in coniem-,
plaiion.
o hers expect Mr.. Raanc will make some expia-.
nation OF the agency lie is supposed have had in
negotiating iie appointment OF the present Treasu-,
Ter Of the luned STATES. it IS ,etollceied that in
40 authorized publication IN the Enquirer, IL was.
slated that the Prcsidcui, in casual conversation
will distinguished genlsman," requested that
gentleman 10 name Bnme person from Virginia Win
would be snhblc appointment for the Office oC
Treasurer THAI gentleman pafncd Judge Niche
Las aud several olcr ireiaiags. HE public has ir-
tered tha Nh Srtlen one OF the ssepcraf 9th
e. Nngiplans" aud thai Mr. Roane was thc distin-s.
rushcd gsncmhn, ornl least, thai hcuas not entire
tYienord VI ehat ras going on. As 1t is beneath the
dignity ol u ScuHtor 10 appear IN newspaper
SUI suhIect aud thai nlay have induced the 81
lonce heretofore, II rs thangh probable lai the Lou
lsa dnucf will be seized NJ furnishing suitable
Gee sion for detailing Ill The circumstances of tile
contract. The afail hus brcn resting foi time
but thai IS 40 egn that the people lave forgotten il,
or that Hey had ceased 10 feel an anxiety about
IL. There Is strong ard increasing cory clion
The public mind, thai there wassemcihing near akin
cotronpiion in the transatr ipn--ihat there n
proflgate use ol The patronage OF the Executive.
aud mn unwarianiRblo mud dangerous informed
ding with the elections Of tho people. We see and
know that State funrtiouaiy. with n salary OF
$500. suddenly aud unexpectedly resigned his
place, and hccame cahtdatc Tor Congress, know
iuR and declaring that thrrewns no chance what
ever for his election. We know that soon after his
resignation, il was predicted tha, he induced TO-
resign his livelihood to aid The Administration un-
der the promise expectation Of being rewarded by
the EXECUTIVE with a certain Office in ease Of hls
defeat. We have seen tie prophecy indedio tina
letter In addition 10 thcsc pregnant idtis. We have
eiaincd ha, IN distinguished gentleman busisds
hlnseli ~ the affair. The public wish know who.
this distinguished gentleman a. and all the other
Facts connected with the intrigue. II is not over
eredihble 10 Virginia that her dfstiB gmshsd men
should be SAID 10 be engaged in such n business
thet names should lie known, that might Judge
wbaI claim they had To Tho appranon. II il dis
gsacciul IN the President aud dangerous the pub
lie Liberty. that the Executive patronage should 10.
snel an extep be brought nio conflict with the
freedom ol elections aud due regard TO the char
ac,cr Of the President personally well the
public welfare. demands HAT all OF the facts OF this
case should be brought 10 light. So
II Mr. Roane will MOI tell vhat he knows we must
look the House Of Represc natives to explore
the secrets oi the transaction lie or Judge Parker
mig lat be induced 10 disclose before n committee Of
Congress whatihey would moi eaIe 10 volunteer up.
on HE streets o. ~ tho public prints.
Richmond Mig.