Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1843-01-26

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10 the TASK he cannot bring OF tosn palmer but not
less essential qualities which essential To the
Of such work.
had the pleasure. day two ago. of seeing Mai' .
Noah. the icou IDEAL of Editors in the Hall oi ihc
House OF Delegates. with his blooming lady. Tho Ma
or somewhat ei the Falsia genus though not quite
corrulent accustomed regard that hero-
Ills counter bea,s Indications Of thai vii and hu-
NOR os which he celebrated and. unless
induced 10 form the conclusion by knowc ledge OF
the fact. Of thai laNity Of political principle also, 10 the
ndiscree avownl of which, PERHAPS 10 TO be attributed
the loss Of that powerful influence which u. ono time he
exeried over the public mind. do not know that he
had any special ohec, IN view, in his visit 10 this city
though the "Sar," with seeming mrgetluness Ut his
political relations towards the Executive vi New Nef,
stated that he 10 settle the differences between
New York and Virginia. presume IL was a mere trip
Of pleasure |, is said Mr.. Tyler intends iegive him an
Office there be any likelihood of obtaining tho Sen.
ates consent 10 his nomination and in the meanw lille.
we are ,odby the papers, that he Is engaged IN WIRING
an auto biography. 10 consist Of several Volumes and
which will doubtless be mos, racy and attractive
work, as but few men have been intimate than tho
MaJor with the distinguished men Of the age. political.
literary and blstione, has been admitted 10 more
confidential intercourse behind tho curtains the then
tro of actual as well as OF mimic life.
! The friends OF DR.. Brocktnbrough, n few days. ago
invited that gentleman 10 par,nke oi public dinner-
tho usual cmolhcn, in this country. Tor disappointed
hopes and wounded feelings. le declined the invitation
however All erciie,ens growing out of his removal
from the Presidency Of the Bank to have subsi
ded; though il IL still whispered thai ci the
Wing oi tehodos in the basement OF the Capitol is 10
be removed. in order 10 provide situation Tor him.
Should he consent. however. 10 lend himself 10 sue n
purpose much mistake public opinion if all the sympa
Thy now felt for him will not be merged in quite differ
ent feeling. mentioned. IN late letter, that a Iocoio
co Legislative Caucus had in grave and solemn do
liberation. to the poprcty Of bcheading all the Wing
Office holders but is whispered that owing strong
sgns Of oppugnailon 10 such the part II
OF the leading. but liberal members of the party the
act no, finally resolved upon. Another Caucus.
however, hear, Is 10 be convened, before The day Of
mcdilaed sacrifice arrives this prediction in
1 advancc-,hat whether general or partial sweep 10
resolved upon. the places Of the old officers who may be
! viciimlzcd. with sirgc exception. WW be giren 10
members Of he present LeQisloime-a course inifins
cay objectionable aud which independent Of the polit
cal mo,ycsb by which the preach. movement, has been in
sgatcd ought be dscounenanced by the people But
nous re,1on'.
'ou WIZ ha'' SUN VI" HIuIosiph Hlaut lnlId Legs
lalure by the Bank Of Virginia. ior exchange Of the
half million Of James River and kanawh a stock for 800
shares of its stock and specific in money.
The amount of the proposition is this that tho Bank
shall give the State $50 per share for its own stock
(now about its market pricc,) aud that the State shall
give the Bank ST per share for the james River
stock No action has boon had on the subject have
heard much said about IT. but, Although il would be
.t,ac, a., al
s,ndinp the li,nk was actually cocrccd into the sub
scripon to the James i,,'veI Company by tho ropon-
dcaling of the STATE. and 'oans the wishes Of Me
individual Stockholders doubt Whether will be assent
ed'to
observe, by the last New York papers, that the
examination Of witnesses in the Somers Ia finished
and that the Court had assembled In secret &C., son for
the purpose Of making up its decision Nothing farther
therefore. wi be heard Of il until their verdict shall be
promulgacdby the Navy Department. Capt. Mackcn
ze asked leave inrodce witnesses to prove that the
determination engage in riralcal life had been a
vowed by young Spencer long before, and Immediately
antere to his cmbarkaon board of the Somcfs and
indeed that it had long been fixed idea with him-tha,
Cromwell and Small had both avowed similar purposes
and that Cromwell particularly had long been noted
desperate man; but the Court excluded II. MS travel
ling yond their province a of inqairythoueh
such testimony would be proper if Capt Mackenzie zero
trial.
The las Tapers contain fumor, that in consequence
Of the painful acton in his family above refer
red to- Secretary Spencer desires 10 20 abroad, and will
probably receive an appointment to foreign mission.
leaving the War Department vacated-and that the
President, anxious get rid of Mr. Webster, though
irad to remove him. will avail himself of the pretext 10
remodel his entire Cabneipung Mr.. Stevenson in the
State Depamo nj, Judge Upshur in the Treasury, Mr.
C,>bing III the Navy, and Mr. James NJ. Porter bro
thcr of the Governor of Pennsylvania inthc War II is
also, that Messrs. Wise and Profit go abroad
the former Minister 10 Austria, in place Of Mr. jonife
to be recalled, and the latter Rio de lanciro! So
that three of ",hc Guard' will be comfortably provided
or One Of The Presidents sons, likewise, is said Is
90 Europe soon-but it add ed in what paci
ty. Thus 1--WE apples swim'
In his last speech. Mr.. Marshall of Ky. is said to
have been exceedingly the President the Cab
met and the Guard lie will lose caste with his new
friends who plasered him lavishly with praise
few months ago, if he don't abuse Mr. Clay shortly
A letter from Washington. to the Baltimore Patriot
mentions, report, in political circles, tha, very
sharp correspondence has taken place between Mr. Web
and Gov Cass, in reference to that portion Of the
late British treaty relative TO keeping up squadron on
the African coast Is snid that in the course Of the COZ
rcspondence, Coy, Cas- made very personal and often
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