Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1840-05-18
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The | ieiIlesaea ef TUESDAY contains tie fol'
losiug pafaefaph:
Tie risy was fail 6f rumors tesr'l ~ Of chm
1cs haune tten niier. of hrtns esreete4 = ithe
place. "a the Executive tnhine'. Common repe't
ruf 50 fzr as 10 faHuttfx= Ihfee ustnaafs Il the
Cahinet eha nd irsiSr q. n ms. ve believe,
nm 81 vent 10 ar f.tcen-izuecs induce rs 70 &c.
Isse. hsecset. tn soltc change n abe tteaeti Is
probable. 1ttfe % seldom 81 n=ueh smeso " lihspt
some fire."
Tn oiiofe II fhe same lllfe las he fa ia"ine;
the Hon. Ame, ksuaaa poslp assei Graffai,
.esiened his othee hls day Ia nte elect IS soon as
his successor shall be appointed"
Rumors ,ys that confusion and DISORDER are inc
order of the das, aud thai more 81 the honorable
me nbrts Of The Cahiner are 10 % By the hnafd.
ceuesfn ndeut Of the Baltimore Paol "f,ics, hat
Petition MS ia circulation antonF lilo Van Bntea
members Il Couftess for The removal 81 Aif. Pauld-
inP, Secretary OF the Navy. 1ht cause 81 SPECIAL
dissatisfaction with HIN IS not stated. The patiy
had better prepare sinilai petition Tor the btneht
of the Secretary # War, account oil his stand
ng Amy scbr:ne, agd as Mt Van 3nten eHdofss
ed the pnIrct u1ost strongly, he might be enbrae-
I'd also. lInl hs removal, We sHrpose iioni con
sdefations Il deiIeaey, n#ust be lei 10 The People
THIS b0a-up, w take ~ - me Of The FIST lfnIts
nl the Virginia elections. He voice oi The od Do
miuipn rlueing through the Palace. las catneJ dis
may TO the beafis Of the Couraris. IL the ntidsf
Of tbsir fcuot lies fsI Ia qianeiiug ainons them
selves aud viii rea the fate OF hr kleenny cas-.
The Glpbe, ilie efdelti ofgan.is profoundly sleat
nn the subject II be Catuet dtficeluts. Kendall
publishes Cstd 10 the public, with NC subJoin.
II il Characteristic al lie Wfttf and possibly contains
rs much ,ralb as mott OF hls productions. IL as
cfibes hts gnafou 10 =. enit cbIed heaitl, winch
no oue viii believe. aud asseus thai he has grown
poor IN eiiicc, winch unless lie b. greatly hehed,
Is a ser, ctoss departure irun tie nun. ffoba-
is when President hanson assumes lie thaif oil
STATE. aud q CammBiee OF Congress ov' thanls, as
IT will he theH dufy, HE acronhls OF The Posi-
Office DEPARTMENT. II vii he aseeftaIned. that lie Is
paofrf m honesty Il au 10 the good things OF tbs
life Bu this alleged poverty will induce the honest
.uaiois To tJH Tie ENrd Globe Tor HE purpose oil
"a slng The means 10 meet The current expenses oi
considerable lam,l, IA large poruon oil which IS
nov aud has beeu TOT yeas qa.ticfed upon The
Pnhlic Treasury.
In tttirlu. from $4,000 per annum, the poor gen
4e,isu tahrs tcts particular care 10 state thaI hs
tanfdenec IN lie President Is unmpatrtd. aud that
lbs srflai4oHs nh every member "i lls Cabinet
hive been uniformly ollho most heudly ehafaetef.'
This must be vety gratifying 10 The President, aud
pccnlady ftftcIHg his official advisers. II rue
ia all parts, II Grn'tadlcts the public impression
-l5f Nr. Fofsytil las lon hadie credit OF refusing
to sssocis'e with the head olthe Posi- Once Dcpan
meat.
TO THE PUBLIC.
Finding it impossible, IN consequences Of clfeo-
bled health, perform The duits 81 Postmaster lie
nrfa1 N satisfactory manner, have reel utd that
lice, 10 t4ke Dict as soOa my successor can be
spaantfd.
Ms h ssibz been fortunate enough to accumulate
ssl,l = pHBIfo Ufee, under the necessity Of
fts.iIsaE 10 such ifisate emplos mett Is suited
fe ~ sfen.gh I'D cuud.ueu. Tor lie purpose uf
#rt.as ile esdttaE expenses Of a considerable lam
#4.
4 See Hsus t.eIs b, devoted 10 he pen leaving
81 'z = . asaat fot rtlaKsfign and exercise,
#fss #su.9 81 t#=f.e7fe. iron ne II I'emrut oil
G 3 IS = &. . f 4gii 1fi
a-saet= 1at aesDfazt - above al 9Th.
- s-t geese. #'aa - use ssl nY itestn' ineli-
Ns.RI. I.s#' 80 Roc. have Indy ohefeI ne
GIG - a's s.6# suHsetfFtioa 10 tie Eva Globe
- ffts#at sessoa IS a#as le tsfsed on ny ae-
Asa.rasT eek. isdt Is number al bscflbefs snail
3. ub- aiar. a. NJ waif1ut tlai step
az t.r uar5 iaclns j. 10 tins devotion Of my time
faIuH iesife 20 prevent any mise Instruction # The
motives Winch jaye iedlu. my resignation. | wish 10
satisfy tie whole world that dissatisfaction with
the Presdenl OF hls almiuisttaou- 20 indisposihon
iu render II the utmost support N my IoArf--uo
dstfusi Of lis measures o. Its dtsigts, has had Any
effect ~ deter iuIng me 10 pieler private pub.
lie station. Ga The contrary, ny confidence IN the
President, IN his lnteetiiy. his principles aud his
hrmness. have increased rom the day first Of
Iieally associated with hun my relations with Eve
~ member OF his Cabinet hayc been uniformly OF a
most friendly character; sud my devotion to the
great measures winch have been. aud sthl are, sus
mneS by the Administration, knows no abatement.
Fhe leading principles syowed by the President, !
look upon as essential 10 the preservation u liberty
and government Of The pcoplt: aud | # had sup
posed that my iesignrlion could endanger then sue
cess, should have clung to olicc as would 10
lie
Assoon as the necessary ARA gemcnts are made,
ptol osals, with exeudcd address, Will be pre-
/ secuted TO the friends Of the Administration.
/ May II, lsi0. AMOS KENDALL.
The Madisou'1n states MS runour that General
E.. Armstrong, 7. NJ, al Nashville. Tennessee, will
succeed Amos Kendall in tie Post once Drrai
ment, while the later wothy is to lie STINT Minister
10 spain. The same paper says Woodbury. talks ofle-
slgnlng-hcese thai nho may --hnd that great dis
satisfaction q expressed by the parry "ih Nh. Pon-
Seu' Tbs irfhgg then is becomiug general. The
People have been exhibiting for some time
teStlessncss not only with Mr.. Poiusett bul with the
whole Admnsuaiion-ilthe feeling is parlici-
pated 10y the Tones themselves, the whole posse
viii SO by the bond by uniyeisa consent.
Richmond Iihig,