Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1840-01-27

F = - f''4"eioh 81 The letter itself from
'" II "fpeats' 'hai' II there beany bribery" IN the
TRANSACTIONS consists in Nh. Mnchells asking Gen.
"'eeh 10 become candidate for the public p,ntioc.
y" 'A'tesshe the opinion that The Whie parry womb
/ support him. as they could not elect Gales 4 Se,.
Ton Tor tie purpose of defeating Blai, X Riycs .
And rs II was known thai Green vas unabI, In eve
cute The printing. IL was suggested that he should
II elected, do. as Alien had two years apo dom nm,
uef simllat circumstances, employ Gales x Seatoo
10 90 lie work Tor him nst High Sheriff in
'"eiila arPnlzts othetsto rettatm tie labors of
'le Shetiialiy, WHO Pay lin either fixed snm or a
CERTAIN portion oil the profits, fof the privilege II
there be corruption IN tn the Administration party
are AT lioeft, 10 make the of il. The facts of
the case, aud the high standing OF the parties alike
stamp the allegation with l,nprobablity-l might
proper'y say with falls hood. But | shall be well
ceneht with the propagation of these sutmisos aad
suspicious # the effect OF shall he 10 dirorce the
Government Printing from the Polti al Press. THIS
is consummalon most devoutly To be wished Ly
every one Who desires the purity Of b,ih. When
the press, which ought 10 be sentinel upon the
wach-omer, is boun1 To tie Administration bv such
powerful motlves-mhen the loves, whisper ofds-
content with tie conduct If the .powets thar be-
or the least exhibition Of manly independence wou aid
subject il 10 d slrust aud punishment, bv the with
drawal from il oil Executive Smiles aud Parry sup
poft,how tue people expect that it will be faith
lul It's high and solemn must How can II be 9th
er~ise than that WILL instead of enlighlenng pub.
lie sentiment, exert all lis ingenuity, and practise all
ITS arts, to nlslead the people. AID 10 shield those
who pay ii SO lasishly from the just rebuhc of an
lufed nailon In Other words, ii be expect ed
that Blair X Rives, while making from 10 to 30 900
per annum By blind devotion 10 party interests, will
venture to do aught offend that party, when the
offence will be followed by the Instant withdrawal Of
this snug yearly from their private exchoquct 7
He knows nothing fhuman nature who believes
there are many men WHO would run tie hazard Of
Of such sacrifice. d. n Green is the only man
who ere did commit the offence-and he at once in
cured Tie penalty. Those WHO have watched the
of The Globe need never fear that Blair will
initiate his example. Tie President might march
army into the Halls of Con .ress and txpcl the
Representatives Of The people at the point ofthe bay
oneti aud lie would be defended by tie Globe, Iro-
'lded The ofqaisites offs champio secure
Therefore, We repeat, II Is time, high time. that tn
conuping Of not cofrupt) union of the Government
and the Press were dissolved and we shall hail
the day rs onnous Of good TO both. and less to
the people than 10 themselves, when the decree,
dIvorcing them forever shall be pronounced.
Tie Wig members Of tie Legislature met last
evening, agreeable II notice. They came, however,
to no definite conclusion, rs To the proper to
be pursued IN reference 10 the Senatorial election.
was lad 10 see IN attendance heo of The fur Wings
uron whose abandonment four pany sanguine cal
culations h We been made. Tie absence Of the
other ray have been ned " otcr reasons
than tLeir vail OF Devotion 10 The Wing caGsc.-
There MAS, OF course, in the meeting, some vari.
ely of opinion, but lis expression WIS very differ
cnl from the scenes Of last winter. There WAS no
violence ofmanner--no aciimony OF feel,re-no I'M
Putauons d improper motyes-no denuuciaiion
Of each others opinions. Aud all ed in is
that, be the result Of lie Senatorial eleoti hat
Il ay, and however different may be the action, in
lelrr'Ece 10 II, Of tllfieieut members OF tie Wing
parlN,-"e shall all be together the field oi
-laStdtitz, 10 share in the Clones OF the triumph
that awa airs us in tle Presidential Struggle. Lnprac-
tiodJiHy, as remarked in one OF my previous let
tens. ceases with the Senator al election Hencefor-
ward we are united Us man-and. hen thus
united. believe we shall be nylncible, in the
Old Dominion. In reference TO our meeting las,
night, MAS much amused TO perceive that the En-
quirer of this morning, venlured to play the pro-
phet. at is whispered about (says the Enquirer)
THAT they have some design of pitching Mr.. Rnes
ove board. and rail-, wing upon some other pis alter.
Among the nan mentioned those OF J udge
Upsiur. Judge Allen, and, letters from Washing
ton il is said, urge the name Of Mr.. Hunter
Now, without sayng What tas done the Wing
meeting may venture TO declare What was notSdjd
Then, be it known that the "whispel" which r. ,,h
I'd the Erquiel's ear was all Judgc--as ANNA
neither Of the gentlemen referee ~ ,,s o. L
as mentioned during the mte,inel The E,o,,.,
however ASSUMING tie creations Of It's own fancy to
efue' dee ais that because The Wigs are willing
10 'aHe eaher Sub-Treasuly OF an Anti Sub rrea.
SUI man, Tor the purpose Of making war upon the
Administration, il follows that they are made ul
OF discoldant Materials have no fixed principle
and all that sun OF hing But what aie we TO thinL
OF party, which, although protesting TO be homo
geneons III ITS character, and 10 be governed b,
principle, cares not IA ig whether those who eulis
under It's flag and take the bounty, be Sub Tfeasu
ry or Ant-Sub Treasury p roc lanalionist or Null
lilycr-Iarff or Anti Iarln-B Bank or Anti Bank
II one Of their best and ablest soldiers refuse I,
pledge hs support Martin Van Buren,, the,
"Ihrcw hun oyclbo ird' as they have done Ar
Rives, while, il he be prepared to go fer Van Buren,
they 'pluek up his drowning hon by the locks. ;
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