Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1841-12-23

! Inc SUCK Oh the virginia Bank IL now sci
ling at $50, which he would sell at SIS. Tor say
that he obtained the full marke, price for $780,
600 worth. the loss even in tina, event would
be 10000
Showing a loss of $i6.0OO
In negotiating loan Of 81 200, Whereas, accor.
ding to the course recommended by the Wings of Dor
rowing this amount for months the cost To the State
will be fifteen hundred dollars, ask the people to look
upon thai picture and then upon this and to choose be
tween them
understand that Monday next, a series OF reso
utons ON Federal Politics be brought forward
IN pursuance. presume of the decision of the Loco 70
co Caucus which convened in the Senate Chamber last
Thursday night, and Of the design of which this is tho
nrst intlnation tina, has leaked ou-if except rnor
that Mr. Stevenson is to be the party cand dae for Go
vernon What will be the fate Of the resolutions cannot
conjecture. bu, hope they will be promptly nailed to
the table, and that the Legislature will not, with an
EMPTY TREASURY staring il in the face. and the
necessity Of ADDITIONAL TAXATION universally
admitted. prolong the session by windy debate upon
series o distractions, in the practical appca Of which
they have no voice lfgen,lcmcn ambitious of dis
play upon these themes e, them home and organize de
batting soceti,s.-or. If they wish wider field let them
convene the people in their primary assemblies who
the Judges III the last resort, and haanIue them--
True. they will not in tina, case receive ( per dem
hut the treasury will be the gamer in pecuniary point
OF view. while the Republic Will sustain no detrnent
! 10y the change of iorun
| There is nothing interesting from Washington Tho
fate Of the Fised Agent i, yet matter Of doubt though
the signs Of the times lnauspcious To its adoption
do not know VIVA, is the general of the Wing
members; but of the most conspicuous OF them
opposed 10 II, II is Swallowed forth In the Message
Perhaps when the Secretary of the Treasury shall, III
answer To the call Of both loss of Congress- submit the
details oi the scheme ampicd into bill the objections
OF ITS opponents may be removed solened down The
silence 50 long preserved by the Locos in regard it,
Is beginning to be broken. The Globe. following the
lead of Mr. Benton for some time stood SOLITARY and
alone, IN decided opposition to it, while Of lis old
coadIutors went 50 far "lamn it with faint praise
But now, the \. y Evening Post and the Albany Ar
gus have broke ground against it; and the Enquirer of
ms morning. alter mysterious silence of ten days.
says, No such scheme can obtain any support from the
Democratic party, without immense notifications =
Mr. yer will perceive from these Indications that he
has sold hmselt ornaught and that his late flacrers
having accomplished the purpose for which they flwncd
upon him. Of separating him some extent from the
party 10 which he owes his elevation now mean unless
he throws himself unrcscrvcdv into their rms and olys
all their behcss, to ''l,avc him alone in his glory"
There is not much of interest before Congress
The Abolition petitions, which We're told had
only been lodged at the extra session, aud which
were to pour in like deluge at the commence
ment of the regular session, have been happily dis
posed Of by the of William Cost johnson
Wing member, who, precisely in the nick of time, mo
ed IN lay Tho of II,
table, from which they be again taken up without
the concurrence oltwot thirds of the members mum
Der which be obtained The Abolition cannon is
therefore spiked probably for years. by which time
hopeit will be unnamed In the House of Repre-
son'atiycs an interesting debate embracing the whole
subject OF Tariff has arisen the motion refer the
Message oithe President to appropriate committees
one party proposing to refer much of that document
relates To Tariff to the committee manufactures
the other to the committee of ways and MEANS
II Is amusing the different constructions placed on
the language Of the Message though to my mind i, Z a.
plain and as little liable to pcrvor.jna as it co,o h,hoo
made The P.tsden, is against protective duties per
but he Is in favor. while imposing duties for rcve-
nue. to discriminate among the articles upon which they
are levied, so as to afford incidental protection
taclures-a policy which is at Wise, patriotic
and so moderate, that, If meet with opposition from
any quarter il surely should not be from the South
lsuppose you have seen the "hdependent" the new
paper just commenced at Washington, by Nessrs Plea
SAINTS Johnston Woodson. Its editorial columns are
filled with articles written with vigor and taste learn
that ii commences with subscription list of 5000
The Madsonian is printed daily. Its new edi-
tor Mr. John Jones, belongs the Sir Frcibie Feeble
school. His words very hardhis arguments very
soft
The Annual Meeting Of the James River and kanaw-
ha Company takes place on Monday next 1t is expect.
ed to be Of more than ordinary interest An effort will
be made learn to reduce the salary tho President
s3OOOo $500 and of the other officers also though prob
ably not in the same proportion gentleman is already
here. stakeholder himself and possessed ola number Of
proxies who avows his purpose to make this propo-
sltion. have heard il sunnscd also that effort will
probably be made to Mr. Cabe from the Prcsl-
dencyand another to prevent for the present any fur
ther extension of the line. | anticipate an animated
meeting
REPU BLICAN MEETING In CAMPBELL.
At meeting of portion OF the Republicans of Camp
bell county, held at the Court house, Monday the 9Th
of December, lS4. for the purpose of appointing dele
gates 10 the Republican State Convention proposed to be
held in Richmond, the I'd day Of February next &c.
Capt. Adam Clement called to the Char. and b. NJ
De Witt appointed Secretary On motion a committee
tod tn lIti,n