Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1840-01-16

he has openly and times without number deuouneeda
without honor aud politician without prinoipe-and these
aud numbeess other incidents nhs ehequered prove
him 10 be the virn Of diseased Judgment
and criminal ambition. lie is like snake enoicled by
hre-torured by the dsnes he still keenl. wounded
by The fanss which memory supple. conscience. Prn
eles abandoned, aud friends betrayed, msht find al
deviation If hr Calhoun bad secured the prize which in
duced hs abandonment and the betrayal But when he finds
that The only fruit ol his mingled cminaldv aud nsratdc
has been the poor privilege of shaking hands with
whom he formerly despsed with til, contingent promise per
has olaturo support, 1.-The prove faithful to that man,
has master" it canuo lie but that HI, reflections
soref punishment than public scomthat they are,
indeed sharper than addef's tooth
1t said that in the ofNan Buons ro.tecon Mr..
Rheit Que of the South Carolina renegadcs will so into the
Cabinet and that Pckeas another will succeed Mr. Steven
son as Minsterto England. Mr.. Calhoun is willing that
his friends shall reap the first fruits of the Coalition lie
pospones hs ard until the expiration of Vans &C.
cond term, when he mud Benton 10 struggle FOR the
Snoeessorshp-and ior my o"npoft, while thought
that could not no neutral in any contest which BENTON
might be patv. confess thutl should b. very Indifferent
10 the result othis contest
Benton, by the way has been delivered of long speech
already upon series olcsuntions offered by himself in op
position TO the assumption by the General Governments OF
the debts OF the Satcs-whch State and not ono In
thousand e The cizcus OF any state dreamed Of New
ertheies he had coHecirSd the Speech aud when the m
arrived the rnngs ofpannfion upon him and he wa
delivered mir lumpkin of Geo. acting as mnn.msue1 q
n sh.l-hom ehldi Ii ono would assume Beafsn.
debts, there would be great eincng among his nnmberc
creditors beg him 10 try the experiment, that we ma,
hear what shout will he raised rom Washington cit, t.
ST. Louis, both by the land aud water routes =!
From Massachusetts we learn that Marcus Morton tin
Democratic hbelhonst rs elected cmoi low the SKIN
his ee'-For Morton 81 ,o35 for Everett 30 7aa scnrrin
io3-Morton's majority Everett $50; majority of tl
whole number Of votes l. This result is hacdb Soner
democrats of course with gren JOY, Notwithstanding Morlo
il avowed Abolitoustl lie IN Congress. al the nm
of the Missouri controversy aud then acted with Mr. VA
Buren, against the South IL is still Van Buren man mn
king strong point OF objection 10 Mr. Clny, and eours
to Gem llanson likewise, that they advocated the rgh
Missouri tolerate slavery within her limits ifshe chose
to do Osmyn Baker (Whig is elected 10 Congress frou
Massachusetts in the district vacated by the dasth of NJ,
AIyord The Abolonlsts brought out another Wing can
dduie in opposition Mr. Baker because he refused 10 sub
scrber totheir loncts.
IL ID. Gpn, Solicitor the Treasury has been nom
natcd by the President Attorney General md suppose
that his nomination will be confirmed by tie Senate.
Nlnny of the Wing members of Congress gave Mr. Morce
Supper he passed through Washington on his way
his future residence IN Florido.
The Washington correspondent OF the N y Courier state
that Mr. Calhoun only very cordial with the Presden
but lint ON New Years day, citing the Editor the Giob
the Presidential mansion he "both hands Blair
evidence suppose of his sacere repentance for past
hu-c There is old proyerh, Love me, love my dog
suppose that Calhoun acting in accordance hcrewill
The correspondent of the Courier na that the Dire
I'll audible manifestations OF adherence from the SURROUND
ing 81, .ctntors do not how il could well have bee
ocrwis with the muiun abuse Of each OF these persons
the other fire. in their memory