Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1842-04-28

/ Nc t.,A... ~ t,.a. - -" LIN LAt...
says: "Neare informed posii.rsiy that the Judiciar,
Committee IN gu, Assembly reported against the rcpen
OF the Jury tial act" This Tit be- So accounts 10
the failure of that lIa use to act upon the subject Th
Enquirer. however. asks il the Northern Iocos
to be relied The natural allies Of the South" up
on whom are they 10 rcly1 We answer the 'wscscro'
of that paper have before DONE TINT II the Soutl
depend the support of either party in the North OF
the slavery question. she will lean upon brokon reed
Upon herself she must rely for her defence and ia,
maintenance oi her own rights and. rs Mr. Bolts wei
sld. few days ago neither require Northern aid {,
s'uport Institutions nor united do fear the pow
CT OF the North 10 destroy them. But warn the
Southern ,eope that they have lsen heretofore grosSl
humhuggca b, hose who profess 10 be- their "nsural al
lcs" aud that The rea, danger is TINT they vi" not b,
aroused from then dc,usin until IT too late 10 ohva,e
It's fatal effects VIII MOI the deceptive courss VI th,
New York Legislature nnsoal their syssi
or- Nj. Van Buren,. il is stated. will tsy 'st tt
Mr. Clay Al Ashland before preceding 10 The Hermit
age Tins movement may appear singular TO those
person. Who may suppose that the POLITICAL, hostile at
utudc heretofore held 10y hcss gentlemen necessar
~ accompanied, IL too often the case hy personal la
tired. But the truth is Mr. Clay and MI Van Buren,
o''h Oh Inc most 'end' terms ana !" Tue
''"''""' 'Noh IN 'h' s'ormi'si smes oi 's''ar
social intercourse of them entertaining for the 9TH
cr great rcepcet and csm We roeolIoe. having heard
from an authentic source, tho following sgccdotc
" Wide Gen jackson was Precedent, Mr. Clay on enc
occ9ssIon met the General and Mr. Van Boren ruling
togctleg IN ha"nehe. the latter gentleman driving
and, pulling of HI. hat, lie sautcd Mr. Van Buren, with
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President paking-parson Fisk holss tho flag OF
LLr e. Calhoun n, nc,t pres,dent and Senator
w., ", ., New York. a.Nico President and m.,us ..
,,nI, H.. h. will no, haul it down. Mr. Duchsnan'
,rorJs ara ,,as. d, his clalns in conluuc,on with Mr.
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that they arr 4ft,r all t.I,,oIi,i,,
o. The Ny Tribune ooya tina, there majority
IN the Stuate. favor Of passing Mr. Iallmadpos f.,
cl,guot Bill.
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the dNlnS m'n chamber end the hall Of reyelry-sn.
posted OIL 10 W aslnson. before Gen lrvne's body
cold. with Young Mr. Iylor's recommendation in his
pocket As an appllrant for The vacant slippers.
/ W. me ''ele announce. me death IN MsrSr'lI''
l' rance I'll ''h''a' ''h"''A "' me -. afmy-lh'
brave old Ne'Ian' who was covered with wounds anC
tUl.