Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1843-06-15


%, Andrew. 20. scattering >. MI Cooper is or tai
houn. and Warren Tor Van Buren,. \ resolution had
been introduced Out had been FINAL, acted upon 4,
our last date from MllIcdsrylc.) nominating John C.
Calhoun Tor the Presidency. and recommending May
lo4i, for the meeting Of the National Convention.
Old 1nncs-Ihc Cincinnati Gazette copies frsn its
old files tho proceedings Of meeting Of The L.ci,o,
Democracy' IN that city the 3Ott of MAY lS2s
complimentary To Henry BALDWIN then lncnber Of
Congress from Pennsylvania and afterwards elevated
/. the supreme Court Bench by ,,rn Jacks.n The
nolice reads thus "A public dinner " Ill be o,en IN TIN,
city To the Hon Henry Baldwin Of rltsbnro Lyne
friends Of Zen. .IacLson and Domestic Na,nEutn,.
The dinner accordingly gwen and tie jackson
Democracy toasted as the onl, party which could be- rc
lad upon to afford "deq'mte protection 10 domestic man
HnctureI And now. this sam" Democracy drn2unre
tho Wings 4, the high ar1 - patty. and tho tarll
.,lf as oar Of III. heads Of ti- Federal hydra!
Among tho Conspicuous names cmb1dIe1 in lha On
cinnati proceedings we find those of Ehlah HAYWARD
Afterwards Commissnn"r 81 The G,nrra Land O0ics
and the notorious DR. Duncan ai,-rw ards the lo
coipce mc'nbcr OF Congress lr,n Cincinnati
Ts.mi C,g.e.-A loud va lin. was heard IRON III,
Io,fAcp press throughout tie Land. when the Wings !
tho adusmc, Of th- arn RI P, .rd 10 lay duty on
tea and cefi'e; though with ony hall an eve can
r.s that II th- protective p,cy bn wr1n THIS. ara the
very artlcl-.-rn'-fins 10 largely and 50 tq,al,
into the consumption Of all 3as of the country and
coming into comI"'i1i1n with ~ domestic pro
dacinn,-ur which duty should be Laid. and
rh.neh und,r the "h9,i;oniai scale of duties. y
insisted Up r, tho Rlrhinrnd Iocuf,co Ctnsoufion
s,, "jncr. i.a and conrc rnu.t necessarily b-
taxed s. hi4h rs any oll.r nr,ice Whether Of ne
c's,ity or luxury, Ibp Charleston Mercury Nj e..
h"un's organ Is now paving ,h- WAY for thu advocacy
by tia, wing NJ thu lpcotro p:rv al the nex scsson
"f Congress. If tn. t,.-f,r ts.y- moderate tar ON
tea and coffee would hc the busiest bccau.c ono
al the IN st general aud .lus c>nc,ns thu, the govern
.n"n' could lay upon article, Of commerce ''-preparr
i,r snnrrsrt.,
~ The I,cof go candidate, + Congress in I.ouis
ara cut, do their party elsewhere against s
MI for protection the general h, they say the, are
in favor Of lac Sugar duty, We should lc 10 know
what right Congress ha. Iror.c, sugar more than any
o'hct branch o industry. But conceal their sarine
Inconsistency they declare thai the du,y on sugar is one
for al ne. " .n in truth ishly protective
a.any other in III" list ii articles This fact only shows
More TTcriIh. -3lrrc,. =. Gather was .pp,int,d
Superintendent Of tho Ffan'h Mn, at Ch,r,tto q.
g. in July .Stl. BY )ohr Tyler In June, 1873 III
same Mr. Gather. wishou, any allegation of ri,isl de
ln1nency personal dlshono removed by ,his same
John I'yar Iii, offence is that he i. Whig-a fact
which constituted probably ~, the e.s, p,teut Of HI.
Recommendations in 1911. Mr. Gather, .ucces.ris
aLI 4
1871 could not have dreamed tia, he would obtain An
appointment from Nag President
w homas W New ton has beer 'ran~ed from the Of
flee Of :. Marshal for the district Of Atkansas and
Henry w. Rector T.oco) appointed in his place. ave
wish (says the Arkansa. Gsztc,) couid the
ireln2s of Indignation which burned in every man'S
rounienancs, without distinction Of psny, at tho first
announcement Of this intelligence
Or Collier II. Mnge ESQ late oi Ch,rl,. Guy coun
". Va. han bern appointed Collector Of the port of Mo
biz, in the place 81 James pcrrne tcnovcj. Mr.. Per
fne WAS rr'lntc.by John Tyler!
" hcfs in hc r',o?-Ih, Il Il nc,d " ing says
ash'neionl agatrd by ripors Of new and extensive
frants upon the government the nature Of whcI, and
the names OF the guilty have mi yr, uanspired.'
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ne irfsident s d.fcucC.- Inc AlldIsunan contains
lie papers which HE President, IN his recent reply
MI Bots. promised shuul he siccdil, nr,hcorinc We
shall publish them in neat They consis! Of britt
statement y the President himself of conversation
with his Cabinet, in which he proposed 10 announce his
Intention nt 10 be candidate for the Presidency in
connection With his veto Of thc BANK blilc accuracy
of which is vuuchcdby Daniel Wc5scr;-a letter from
Duff Greent Secretary Up,hnt, te,yn. to the same
rhni;-and a letter from Gen Waddy 'Thomps II, Mia
lister TO NJ Alco, stating his knowlcd.c derived III
convc rsatlcns with Mr. Tyler boc the death of Gen.
Harrison, that. if called on, Nicn President. 10 give
the casting vote the Bank n,s'ion he would vote u
gains, ii. This publication will doubtless lead to far.
ter developments.
While on this subject. owe i, to the Enquirer ID
say that, after long (i says accidental 6riak. u
has done Mr.. Bolts the justcs - = III B. tsfn5ef
=, .'"'" H. Pleasant: VI brilliant and power
"'eo" "nh'le L Mig, his private affairs re-
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