Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1840-01-06

appreheId. however. tia, the lime has not yet come
when we may reasonably anticipate so desirable an
esent-and fear iha; II alll NOT, until the new Sis.es
are strong enough, in the language Of Mr. Benton,
10 "girc rotes for reason" Aud then ii will be
late TO rescue the Spois Of plundeted empire from
/ The gasp OF the Young giant OF the Nesi
| Mr.. Hammond. the able, but somewhat cratic e.
ditoi olihe Cincinnati Gazette. paws compliment.
no less beautiful han Just, 10 MI CnS's leiiet,
al the Harrisburg Convention. MARX" he says.
The easy. natutald dignity Of IT'S sentiments aud
pre-, sions In every line. the country, and those
sifuggln TO restore II. taheih INST place. Not
one curl Of smoke. not one hehenrd spark of cra-
Ter Ell nsentmrut. Is peieepnble. No azute sky, no
light sunseliing reflections, AT the close of May day.
can DE cai3ner aud softer han the language Of Nj.
Clay. We that II flows from the deepest
recesses OF disciplined patriotism, and rom The nn
hest and most practical seli-sacriteng generosity"
Justice will vet be done TO Mr.. Clay: do mol despair
oil living To see among his wannest admirers. Many
who. mislcd by The ealumnles oil lhs enemies. ATE
now IN The ranks oihis opponents. have seen
some snch changes already. aud the omn'polenee o
i'iih will effect many more.
HrD. Jackson, il is sand. will visit New Otleans on
the 9Th oi ihis month, to partake in the anniversary
celebration oIhe "ereat victory" BY the way. 1t IL
whispered that he is decided Calhoun man. ia PIE
ference I" Benton. 1t isttue he had violent quarrel
with The former-but the pistol ball which the latter
aimed nj his heart, is yet in his arm
The coaliion between Van Burcn and Calhoun Is
hope 10 hear or some redcemine circumstance con.
nccied with his scli -drg, adaion-but they hope IN
vain His humiliation is complete.
Speculation is still busy as 10 the result oil The
Senatorial eeciInn though there arc no new facts
upon which 10 base il unless, indeed. statement
which heard to-day may he 50 regarled--to wit
thai there viii be certainly four Imprdchcdbles in the
Administration ranks ne long Judge Mason is the
capddate! They are Western men Of course. who
cannot forgive the Judge for placing the lnhnring
people oi The West upon footing with the Eastern
slaves, during the debates upon the basis Of repro.
sentaiton IN the Virginia Convention in Ieo9-or #
hey can forgive him, the people OF the West will
not. The Abingdon paper have doubt speaks
the sentiment oithe West upon this subject. II ms
be so. the Administration elect their can
didaie. unless they abaadon Judge Mason and take
mp Mr.. McDowell, whom they have once rejected
II will be amusing if these firm Impraciicables should
drive the IS prdcticdbies INTO the support of Mr. Nc
Dowell. But they viii hardly be able Ia do his rs
have reason 10 believe that. even bad Mr.. Nc Dow.
ell obtained the nomination of the cancus he would
net lave received the vote Of some Of the Eastern
members.
The Senatorial election will probably come on
next wrek or early the week after. The vacancy IN
oni Judicial Circuit will also, suspect. be filed next
week.