Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1843-02-06

chiefly regret the result of this election of
the removal of MIR. Smith from position which he was
eminon,ly qualified to adon. Politically, perhaps
it not to be depored, since its effect will probably be
Locofoco majority in the next Senate as well as
in the House Of Representatives and thereby to rem
der tha'party, which had already won over Mr.. Tyler
10 its embrace, responsible for the policy of the Govern
en and to impose them duty Of rescung both the
government and the people from the gulph iuo which
both have been plunged by their previous nisma mage
mout.
lis rumorcd-and perhaps the probability of Loco
foco majority in both branches of the mex, Congress
will have great influence in the affirmative decision of
The question-lha the Cabinet at Washington are now
celebrating the propeiy Of convokng an Extra Ses
son to assemble after the adjournment as pr.ct
cable. There seems indeed, to be general impre s.ion
that such step will not only be eXpedient but absolute
ly essential. 10 keep the wheels Of government in mo
ton. We shall then see what Mr. Tyler's new friends
for whose soit words he has deliberately abandoned
and betrayed the party that placed him in power, will
do to smooth The last years, Of his reign and to
promote the success Of his measures. We shall also
zee 10 what measures OF finance they will resort TO re-
piens exhausted Golfers and our ma onal
credit. confess am particularly solicitous to See
what sort ota 1arfi they will adopt, after demanding
Repeal Of that which now exists, and which denounced
IA IS for lis protective duties, will conf ssedy fail to
yield revenue Sufficient len tae wants of the GOV srnmen
Notwithstanding We are assured by the President and
his organs II is most economically administered! We
shall see whether in the lce of the of Expend
lures over Receipts and with the fact every where pro
claimed. III Europe well at home, that our national
credit Is 50 completely Frustrated, render lean alb
soluiey impossible, they will have the boness carry
cut their threat OF repeating the existing Tariff and if
they shall do whether they will afterwards be
compelled 10 turn round and another more oblec
tonabe, on their own principles than that for which it
will be- substituted. wish to Sec too, whether they
will the Sub Treasury scheme and if they do
whether Mr. Tyler who approved bill for the repeal
OF that measure, avowedy because it had been condemn
I'd by tho people, will have the hardhood to ax his sp
nature 10 it. But will not venture to lift the curtain
any INDEPENDENTLY as Locoaco ma jorty wear
or two hence Influenced by caucuses now It work in
the bosom Of that party may have purposes and ends in
view very different from those contemplated by Loco
Gco majority now.
The controversy between Virginia and New York be-
gins to assume an interesting aspect, growing out of the
anticipated action Of the Legislature OF the latter State
which, 1t is confidently predicted. will be in accor-
dance with the Just and patriotic views Swallowed forth
In the recent Message of Gov. Bouck At least we have
the assurance of the Albany Argus the mouth. piece of
Mr. Van Buren,. that this will be the case; and pre-
sumo that prdetended upon, well from that as
'urance, coupled with the appearance in its columns of
an elabore yindicalion of the Southern view Of the
question IN controversy, because. Mr. Van Buren, be
ing again IN the field Tor the Presidency, with powerful
opposition IN the ranks ofhs party becomes more
than ever important that his claim to the appolaon of
IE, NJ ~
vlndicated from every shadow Of suspicion shall care
very little, however by what motive his friends in the
New York Legislature may be influenced, so that they
do US justice by the recognition Of our constitutional
rights and the performance of their constitutional opa
tions.