Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1842-06-06

,ors; "Only Wing, We believe, voted against Alr
M,pqum though Of course we do not speak by The card
II 10 said however and we believe, that VIM E Riyes
Of Virginia independent and uncrrfed as he always IS
cnld not be induced to swallow the caucus nominate,
Ve hope Nh RiycS neither dtsirts nar describes :
complimentary notice Of The o1ical organ The time
was when Mr.. Rives could have obtained compliments
roo any quarter slouer than firm John " lcs squad
who took great delight in b1mtardug from one corner ol
the Capitol in Richmond Castle lin and It's occupant.
The only subject telrc the House Of Rcpresenla,,
is the bill making appropriations for the service oflho
Army-wheh will be probably reduced greatly below
The Adni' yIalion estimates.
The h.lsr-a ora loco Journal has baeu rem,ycl
from Alexandra To Washington. The establishment Of
80 many organs Washington it strikes us is an der
to every thing but harmony among the leaders of the Op
position. Fred. .Aend
Precisely 50. We see that DIR. Martin, writer who
acquired considerable distinction in the campaignuf $40
by certain able essays in the Richmond Enquirer, and
vino has also figured avoflte correspondent Of the
Southern Literary Messenger, proposes to establish
paper in the 'grca Babel. in which there is such
-'coni lsion Of tongues These movements which To
the unobscrvanl eye seem only To be dictated by ndi
yidual enterprise havea deeper motive. They are the
''nocs of preparation or the approaching cammgn-
re statiopng ofscntncs in the heart Of the citadel ly
shc several divisions Of the Great Leo Foco army,
pass the waichword along the Inc The GioIe. under
the Influence u Bcnon, is supposed lean 10 the re
election Of Van BnFen and il is whispered that thcIe
are stnoihcred fires OF late. ready fit occ;isnn if it
ever arise, 10 burst forth bctweenthc clique Of which
the orga aud the other divisions offs oafeularly
the Southern. hy whom. in the language of Gen r onu
lus NJ. Saunders Of North Carolina Mr. Calhoun is re-
eaded the most orthodox representative aud exponent
of ''Republican' principles Under What fac Tie ladeg.
edited by Mr. Dow, who holds the pen of a Keen and
l,,, -tcr.) will sail we have as yet seen no alca
=: Nor 'e. Dr. Martin i,lfus what particular can
, ,.,.le l. 3.n,,, / favor But il is manifest that
cannot lrr IN Washington, without draw
inc npon the pufsos Of o,hers t tler editors, who
however liberal and patriotic they may be. are scarcely
able to -, upon warfare At their owuelars s. They
are the oragers Of the camp, and some persons other Van
themselves must furnish the supplies
In connection with this SUBJECT. We may apposiu =
.,rote an extract from late Washington letter to the
New York !eiad. The writer says: The friends d
the several Presidential aSpants in the dtnocratc par
~ here taking ground more and more decided every
day The admirable discipline Of tha party, which has
hitherto insured ltrllONlUUs acton al tNUrV rHt bid.
fair TO Prove inadequate to that purpose hereafter Nj
Calhoun S at this moment stronger With the democracy
OF the country, far is represented in CnoIcs
than any other man in the nation lis COMMANDING tai
cuts. his great personal worth, and the power with
which he inprcsscs his opinions upon all who approach
hun, have consPrd give him position with the par
", which is contemplated with apprehension BY tho
friends OF Mr. an Buren,. Ii is die to speculate upon
the future, for scarcely form opinion as TO M
shape which affairs to take hereafter: but So far "a,
the purposes and wishes ol tie democracy are reflected
by lis representation III Congress Mr. an Buren, has NJ
show, the cant phrase is. Tor the Presidency" Van
viii show them trick or two. however, hclpra he i.
check mated. He is mol making the grand tour Of the
South and West for nothing!
The writer adds that mo serious purpose is en-
tcriaincd OF entering Alr Buchanan fer the race III IStl
The object Is 10 place him prominently before lLe poo
pie. with view to his election in Ic3.."
In another quarter il announced that "a larop
section oie democratic partyis organizing for the pur
p~e ol bringing forward Gen. CaSs as candidate for
the Presidency 'Ths the merfcr!