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

~ allowing statement las then understood b,
- editor Ut that seasrsy accurate standard authon
*1y.)
An application was made 10 Judge TIaa, for a ha-
ess eorpas he granted IL, and tmprisoned By
GsR Jscksoa- The District Attorney, Mr.. Dick then
spYed 10 Of the other Judges Cor snch writ in be-
half Of Juze Hall. and he also pni confinement
The eds also gives. at pare l23, an article from
/ Sew York papct. which says
.I.e,lers Of The 10Th March from New Orleans, state
ghst Martial law still rrevsled there "The District
4dxr aai Disiricf .1orneg had both b@en arrested
iii, - imagined that tho distance AT this writer from
ms sceAe OF action places just disefedi upon this state
,en, surely ii cano' be supposed that who ~
the SPOT, and writing hen all the facts fresh,
xsd he il error OF would hazard under his proper
s-rticn that Dick arrested when really he not.
yst We find in Judge Halls mote TO Gen Jackson ;
! usswer," ihe following
ibid he not arrest tho district attorney for applying
~ writ II kaheas corpus effect the liberation OF Judge
Hall Was not an order actually delivered officer
n arrest fadre Lcscis fr having granted it Had
Julce Lewis excited mutiny and desertion Had Mr..
Dick BEEN solutions in the camp They were both on
shr lines. aed the Former was particularly noticed Tor
bis g,sd conduct IN general order. The lser no doubt
was as brave and eapssle though IN less distinguish
oil siiuation.o
There is bu, one other paint that will notice. and
We do il ia sheer Justice the memory Of tho dead. u
u stated in the Introductory remarks 10 Cru. jackson s
answer" that ION the Judges ROUTE To Bayou Sarah.
We manifested appreheasons tho safety Of fhe
Try disgracefnl 10 himself and injurious To heStalcn-
To which the Judge replies in his "noie:"-
..Jadpe Hall knows full well how easy it is ur one
with the influence and patronage Of Gen JarkEon 10 pro
s~re certificates and afiidavitse knows that men usur
pul authority have their delaer, and spies. and that IN
the sunshine uf imperial ordicltoria power sWarms u
nIssrablc creatures are easily generated from the
rounding corruptons and rapidly changed into the shape
of bu.zing inf6fmers Notwithstanding. which. iudge
Hall declares thai bis route 10 Bayou Sarah he NJ
srrcd sentiment disgraceinl to himse: injurious 1
tho State lie calls upon General jackson 10 furnish
that full and satisfactory evidence Of his assertion which
hs says he is enabled to do
Wedo hot here sci up the authority Of Judge Hall
esinst that OF Gen JacksBn-hui design sInr' show
the faci tia, the former plead innocence OF
II clear that Judge. single handed aud son
in the sanshne Of his military ppwer ~ ..a fiaa tie
ODDS was fearfuy against the former in $50 c5aG for
popular Isyar
We regret the necessity for narrowing - tsee #sr.
sn Instances Bui as their discussion is forced. IL TO-
lars, upon the Wings. aud Gen. jackson cunnues
BE- prevailed upon to "wfte from memory it proper
that both sides should he hry heard. Wherever The
,tocos have power. this made party question; and
lac Legislatures. under party drill movements. cal
ling upon Congress To remit Gen. Jacksohs fine The
Wings, body. do oppose the remission Of The fine
bat they refuse to eypunge the record pass
oron a Judge ia the discharge Of his official duty In
aonsra,lans made by our oppinphts-ihry totally
tail to call for an examination into the circumstance
they ,ranspred Ban these party movements. ortna
nng in New York. have been pushed with arlorn all the
l-cofoco State remote from the # action Why
- this Why did they moi make these demon ations
when Mr.. Van Bnrea was in power. and Gen lacksans
friends in Congress conld have done in day all thai
asked of the Wings Why did the localoco
Senators at at The ss session in body against the
rsfnnding the fne whilst the Wing Senators voted for
u Are these hiags not conclusive 10 the pnr
pse far which is excitement Is kept up2 Is IT not np
parent that the object is e bring 10 the and Of the drpop
in, fr'unts Of L1coucoism the powerful and
influence Of the Her, of Orleans. But will only
add. in conclusion our appreciation ofihe remark Of the
New Orleans Bee, that ." proper that. since this qncs
tim has been brought before them, the State Repteson
Miivcs Of Louisiana who upon the spot where the
Lrt TRANSFERRED where there witnesses Of tho trans
aetlon yet living, sond where the truth be collect
a' invite correct history OF the whole proceedings Ia
'hc case, and publish it before the wod."