Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1841-11-01

arrested. Tor the purlosc Of snlJet ting Inn 10 la,,
under the laws of the State. Bu he was again ds.
on the ground that ihe genel verl Of mo-
gully" rendered before the L. S. d strict Court.
discharged him I,om a II iu,iher legal responsibility.
TYLER VICTORIES. We understand that
our ''hlusrious" Chef Magistrate: Is not lit
ale gratifej the ,esu, Of the late electons-allrb
uiing them all 10 he magic OF his name, and the
pnpulariiy OF his acts. 1t Is the fist tine.
lure 10 assert, in the history OF parties in fee
country. tina, an, man. in less Than year after his
election 10 The Chief Mags,rAcy, claimed lhe de-
lea, of,hose who elected him. victory for HIM
self. But IT, indeed, AIR. Tylers notion be cor
rec,. instead OF the delu,on of brain Jerer, we
.nose we have night 10 claim, that he Loco
= rDcos, by whom, IN cor Juhcton with some $50
E.. Tyler Wings. these victories hav. been achieved.
although against National B4nk, III favor OF
all the other abomtnalions winch they denounced
du,irg the extra session, but which nevertheless
MT with The appreciation "oi The Cantan'-lha,
they are in favor OF the Distribution BIZ, The Loan
Bill, the tax on Luxuies the donation OF S25, 900 to
Mis-. Harrison, &c. Re. Because If they be ~
Jer men, they must al prove Of tie measures winch
he approved, as well as condemn those which he
condemned il ,hls be 50, then The remarkable aud
gratifying fact has occurred that the whole nation
is nearly unanimous trccpt upon The Baik question,
Captain Tyler heading The Locos, and Mr. Clay
the hgs, upon thai position 1t is only ne
ressary TO state the question: order sho" that
'"ihe Captain" is dec eyed. How sadly he will be
surprised Wien he a"aa from his strange iua,u-
linn and finds that lie strands ,.sotary md atorp "
condemned and de'd,d alike by the friends whom
he betrayed aud by the ene,n,es whom he f,yo,ed,
il is not for 10 say. That lie ,cW he accused
from the hallucnation, aud "shrink back within
himself" at the discovery. can doubt rho
goes among he people, AID hears hrm equally
denned by those who pr.6t and those who suffer
from his folly.
o. Robert W'oklde Sen E,q., Of Kentucky
whose Jealousy and haired OF Mr.. Clay have long
been we'll known, has addressed letter 10 the Dem
ocras of Bath county, warmly approving OF Mr.. Ty-
ieis veto, and showing his bnier hostility TO the
"Cl"y wng OF the " hig party" Wewould just
remark, here. by the way, that the Wing rary has
but one wing, aud, II never intends 10 Ey, needs
no more. The Tyler wing OF the Wig parry,
sis,Ing Of $50 Generals, SO Colonies, 50 NJ Jors
Captain, an; no prIsaies, is IN liuih The tQiL Of
Locolocolsm.
o. The Alexandra Index Loco,) says it
expects a Loco Focu message the opening Of
Congress. So do we. But what in that event, be-
comes of Mr.. Tyle,'s consistency
O. The Madison'an ntrmates ve,y plainly tina,
Nh. Ty Yer will be a candidate for reelection. We
hope he ~iIl-jus, to let hlm what long tail
our puss has"
a. The N. Y. Commercial Advertiser good
authority conlradicts the rumor of Mr. Web
ster's intended ~nbdrawal from the Cabinet.
Florida Etection.-Thr L,cos have succeeded IN
this Ie,ltory by taking sides, usual, AGAINST the
redemption of The pubic JaiH. In other words,
Florida has borrowed money, and used IL, which
she IS no" unwilling 10 pay. The Locos presum,
ing that those Who wish 10 escape from the payment
Of their debts, would be maiorlty ght under
that flag, and conquered. Thc. victory, ho aever.
~ disgrace. Wlnn they proclaim that the teni-
t'ral bounds are "usurpations,' they are guilty of
as Migrant al outrage upon common honesty up
on The English language. 10 such contest The
Sanquished party have won the honor, though they
have lost the spoils
Ohio.-Ful returns from th,s State have been
'ece'ved The Legislature is thus divided. 10
the Senate 10 Locos ard II Whgs-In he House,
81 Locosand 25 Wings
" The President, il is sand has taken tie
views OF all his present Cabinet, aud OF many of the
leading business nen of the county, on the Cur
rency question and II is said he has no doubt OF his
ability to devise scheme which will slee, clear
oil constitutional objections, the Of the
country and maintain his consisency-he
latter being BY far tie most important consideration
18th him. Nous uerrons
Iennessee.-The lower branch OF the Legislature
OF Tennessee ap,eed to go into The election If u.
). Senators on the 23d ut The Senate, however
n0n-coneuned.
IL The Abolition candidate for Governor of
Pennsy .ania, received the late election 652 votes
Last fall. Bnney, the Abolition candidate for Pres
'dent, received 343 THIS rapid increase VIII, we
fear, make The Enquirer nervous.
% President Tyler has laid the cares of State tot
season. lie left Washington the 2lst inst. for his
dence in Williamsburg. lie arm ed Norfolk Lolough on
The I'D, and ON the day the Corporate wait
e d upon him. and severy Introduced They were of
course, "receiyei a uluble