Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1842-02-14

ana 70 h'' PrsnN efoft 10 redeem tlur ple,lsr.
we 'He special attention Of tic people. On tie "A -.
4 sti'liN' III The SENATE. Mr.. Clay said tina, ..b :,
"'o'l eo'isiaeration tho general SUBJECT Of ccopor
rcfchchhieni, 80 Tar as Congress could tab. c,,,.,
VI 'he 'oe9eet but as lie very correctly add,
could mol be esffied out without, tho co-orera.n =,
Executive, and nnle ~ gentlemen on the other all.
'wo"ins and eourtins him, could get his practice,
but The solution which he h.. drawn ND this M.
ing provided for the reduction of the expenses
Houses OF Congress. and contemplated r.dnc,,.,
1.-The compensation and mileage ofnemtcrs n ,,,,,,
first # series ot propositions rhsh he i,t,nd,, !.
':mmd,' SO that the people see, that the er,a,W,',
statesman has a. soon as II was practicable
cch the work oi rsiIencncnt; and that he bepins IN
right rlace-n Consress.-'Ihe mileage Of mon,.,.
- ior every % miles travel however Just il ma, H.
been Internationally fixed. and when man co,J -,
scarcely more than 20 miles day,--oupht to Re- ,oa.,
at least one halt Some members draw thousand. u
lar, Tor mileage, when tine and expense benz f 'A-
estimated, they are rot really entitled 10 :,ug
OF the sum Let 1tGa,m begin in Congress; and ,h,.
Congress can with more popricty apply Tie knife ,l.o
WHERE and call upon the Executive To c,operae viii,
in abolisling uaeless offices and in curianp c,o,l..
salaries. Mr. Mangun, hedisiinsuished WI ip Sn,,r,
from North CaIlina, + ilow,d Nr. Claws le,d -,
''rcdged himself fno other Senator would moye il H.;
matter 10 make an earnest ofhis intentions in reo,ta
''ccnomy by ringing IN a ILL 10 reduce he ey,,o,r
t'oes II Goro1me'd A6fty-Dnce and Mird mr. ,,.,
lie would begin with Congress, with the per J,, IS
members. and thus strike al the Of the evil rb.o
was no other way, unless the Executive would co.,
"erate with Congress. 10 accomplish this" Mr Ma
gum also spoke play Inly 81 The relationship bctwonN,
Tyler and the Leo Foccs, and the culIarrassmrns
der which the Wing party labored in being compelJ y,
assume the responsibilities Of the government with a.
Executive cooperating with their opponents But tho
Iocos did not like tins particular scheme Of rcencbm.n,
reducing their own pay s per cent; though of course
they are very c!amorous for "rercnchmcn" in te ab
s'dct just as they wele when Gen. jackson went into
power III le3< They were for rctrenchnent then lu,
unfortunately they could find nothing to rcircnch Nov
also they IN favor OF economy and etrenchment. hut
when tley asked Will you begin the work b, redncn.
your own pay and mileage, Mr. Benton saws no. VI,
Linn. his colleague. SAYS not now, but when We com,
back to hard money times; Mr.. Buchanan shakes bx
head; and Nj alhoun sits mute But we say to these
prcJessed economists, Mr.. Mangun said to them and
AS the people Will sayl You refuse unite with the
Wings in this only practicable and ficicnt reform. or
ever hereafter hold your peace In relation The fail
ure o the " hlgs 10 redeem their pledges The, arc
now ready To redeem hem-and yet they who complain
OF their Inconsistency are the very who refuse t,
lend their aid in securing the great object at which oycry
Republican should alma cheap and economical admin
straton Of the government Wenvokc the attention of
the people TO these facts
FOR THE yIRGIsiAs.
/ II would require neither witch nor prople, 10 di-
vine that Richard H. Tocr did no, write the shor, edi
torim in the Nglnan Of the Sd instant addressed to tho
candidates OF Campbell county, in which the writer SAYS
'ion VIII have learned that the people Of Lynchburg
have fixed upon II. IL. 'roler a the TOWN CANDI-
DATE for the neNi Legislature The rernainpr diff
fculty is IN regard to the candidates for the county,
Now. ! presume. Mr.. Tolcr knows very WELL and the
people must also know, that Iynchurg not being n
Borough town but merely component part Of Campbell
county has no tltie claim To separate candidate ct
representative. The people Of I.ynchburg, well as
those Campbell. must vote Tor TWO men to represent
them neither The town nor county give fr
ONE representative only and the county can give fire
times more votes than the town. H. make in
vidious distinction between the county aud the town
for | believe the interest ldenlcay the same. But
the said writer goes Oh To say Several Candidates
have been announced, and If some mode cannot he
adopted by which selection of ONE. 10 the
exclusion Of the others. be made We must
have dissers;ons among the Wings, which canno,
tail to operate 10 telI serious injury If not defeat to
ONE candidate. The writer goes to 81, "Wo
would tcreierc respectfully suggest TO the " hg cand
hi'S' W - bA'ti biei pIt"lSlVnS 10 nltcHnE at
February court. with the understanding that whoever
may receive the nomination. shall be the candidate
with Nr. Ioler'
/ !. for one not disposed SUBMIT to such par
tia dctaon, aud open insult to ALL the candidates
ccpt Mr.. Toler have always voted for Mr. Ioler and
expect 10 r him again. he has consented To be
again candidate. lie stands. however precisely no,r
he stood before he declined; with pctentions neither
better SO likewise the pIctcrsions Of the
other candidates neither biier nor ,r0rse by his de-
cning and offering again. ] disposed that tho
wing candlatS slall far race, each upon his
merit
+ The democratic party know that the wings have
jory in the town and county; consequently they have,
as yet nominated candid a,ts for the neat election
find stated III the Richmond Enquirer that in Louisa
county where the democrats have decided majority,
the wings have determined, and even pledged hcnses
not 10 any candidate, but let the democratic candl-
dates. (m OF five in NUMBER takoa fair run among them
selves. do not like unless there be real ne
rcsSty for We should recolioct that instead If
Henry Clay. caucus nominated the vruons, but DIV,
ing Harrison. and put such John Tyler his
ticket. for Vice President who as nctiur President
acts such part make laugh whilst all Others
and of all parties secretly publicly deploTe his ncap,
city and dishonesty a statesman.
/ CANDIDATE
REMARKS.
When the above frs, handed 10 MS. we thought II
best not knowing from whom it came to decline publish
me It, giving, at the same time notice Of its reception
and our reason for declining It's publication As the