Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1840-05-04

OF the peoples candidate for the Presidency. lie
took mp the charges with which The speeches, moi
only ofsuch vulgar deciamers NJ Mrssfs. Duncai
and Waiterson. but of other Administration men,
Who make some p,eiepsons 10 dccency, have bern
freiehtsd aud ,Tiuff,bi non,overtine Them by
the most concluate evidence. he carried the wal
tntoAfrca. aud exposed vuh great power the abuses
and eorrup,ions ef",he party" It's leaders, aud its
Executive Chief
His na,ice Of the ,rnsh which i. daily thrown OH
by tho rars,ns of,he President, abon, Gen. llari.
son being under the surveillance Of committee was
particularly happy. Tbs irnihis these sanderous
min'ons Of power, remembering how entirely de-
pendent General Jackson was on those around MN
i the expression Of his opinions or wishes IN tolc
rable English, and remembering. too. lhr commons
made NJ The time upon the Qualifications Of Ptes-
dent who was unable to wfiie half n dozen ronsceu.
live sentences for tho public eycare anxious TO at
tribute to General Harrison tho same incornpctency.
Every man possessed of common information CON
corning the political events and characters Of thai
period. knows that The man ofthc Hermitage Ind
constantly beside him persons who managed his
whole ronesp"ndcnee. and composed every line Of
every public lenei and every State paper to which
his signature was attached. Mr.. Lee, our late
Consul N Aleirrs, performed great deal Of lhia
service for him before his election 10 the Presiden-
cy; and n cabal Of whom Amos Kendall was 4 trin-
cipal member, did the same duty after his naugufs
ton.
The Cincinnati gentlemen whose names have
ocfn pHfa1eu bfltne |ubnc.
ATE not "Genera lIairisop's comOt,er," Ms falsely
charged, They arc the corresponding committee
ofthe Wings or Cincinnati" appointed nj public
meeting. which was held Immediately after III. llar
rlsbnrg Convention, for the purpose Of keeping up
communication with similar committees IN other
places. aud 10 disseminating such information IN re-
gard loIlsrlsou's public services ms night be called
for.
As 10 this commtto. experimenting his con,
science or opinions. the whole charge is an a,ocoiis
calumuy. in which those who ptomulgalr II have no
faith, The opinions Of General Harris M all the
Great political questions IN our country, are before
the American people. lie has nothing eonaeaed-
nothing To misunderstanding 10 promulgale anew.
All the labo,ed abuse aud presentation poured
upon him through every l.oco Feeo channel can
not shut the eyes of the naon To his high ,hara, Ter
his noble services--bls devoted patiot,sm. Nor
ean they contradict the fact that those admirable ad
dresses aud Letters, reports aud speeches Which bear
his name, were wrhen BY himseY. The iduzrls of
Jackson cannoi say ~ much iof him.
Mr.. MoRGAN Of New York, I lowed and devo-
ted short time 10 exposing The ,bsutdny of the Of
len ,ef,ned charge which brought up again
hy Mr.. Parmentcr, of Massa chnsets. that the pre-.
sfnt Opp stlon patty ~ identical with the Federal
party Of 80. AIR. Nj. enlcnalned tho House with
long l's, of old Federasts' thai have been, and
continue to be, the loudest Draw ers IN the Admin
isllntlun ranks.
Mr.. RARIpES, of Indiana, spoke next with chi.
nenl ablay against the measures Of the Admin
isialion, aud especially It's e.rrayaeonec aod cor
tupnon.
NJ. tLIrronp then obtained the npor, aud oron.
pied II iii midnight. Ia the meantime Lar. nun-
Der OF the members tent on TO visit the attractive
Bndles' Fan al Cnrnsi's Saloon; aud larger mum
bcr stil cnjoy the acting and saying Of he spight
" aud amusing Miss Ffzwiiham. The spectacle
Al the fair OF the moat delightful contrasts
to ihaial the House, where Mr.. Ghnoid was adj
mnsieiiDg his do,e Of Van Bufcasm, that ] ever
experienced. One was all brightness aud splt ndoi
the other all ii,llessncss add stupidity.
Seyetal attempts were made 10 aujou,n. in course
of lhe evening bu, they failed Even when the hand
Of lbe clock rapidly reaching TO twelve. sirong
attempt Was mnde to pfooog tho sitting. The
vole Oh the adjournment. Ut midnight, MAS lie
ayes 81. nays 81. The STEAMER gave his casting
vote IN the affirmative; aud the House forthwith al
journcd.