Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1843-07-03

" Tins disancc, NC ca0out undertake Ia drclle hpon
he ncrs II Inc controversy hut syupafhles lean
dred'dIr Ia the gallant toluue hose absence has
'mla!pned set ii netrenuies and desrftcta In com
rGe toovenhmn him.
Correspondence # Tho .lIadanian
ST Lor,s, Iuocl2, ISIS
lbeNoiias 650 hi} commenced The "hard, a
"'iosi the 9sa's , a tt ,'cnion exclusive mero cur
ma, irn, AGAINST tie liberal mixed cGir,u., Democrats
lte"I'fds' are he hlpl toned radical Benton Van
Bteo 'u'n. who have heretofore concentrated all the
political upHrr q tie S'ac III the Lands ii n cenirpl
"clqar' n iayelc All Jefferson ely and vim aIrv
the md "a Cd. Benton tho he wee Supreme Diefa
ior, while tho aull bntl- sone Of tcm ior Van Bn
iufen. some tr Cnl Iohn.un and some for album and
! Nler, aud advocate sound well restricted bafks TN
c"oioo Of delegates to the National Con,cniisn on the
district system and are generally IN favor Of May 1874
for the meeting III the tonycuto"
The "hafds" ave pn Enh tina Ni<.n,ti St,ndon
af the organ OF their principles placed Mr. Van Buren
at liz head, and declared It In be the instrument with
winch they intend 10 break down the Missouri Reporter
the aiding Democratic organ Of tbs Iufiih Of The
Union. And edited y TIN ytttnh Penn enc Of the abes
and mosl lndelalleable political writers III the Democrat
ic ranks. Col. Benton ON fndlng when here last fall
that he could not whip the Reporter INTO hls Traces and
nake II d'nnunce all the Democratic Senators who voted
fer tic treaty Of Washington and advocate an cAcns
metallic currency and the enactment Of rcna laws 10 Tor
hid, under severe oIns and penalties the circulation of
cS and country scrip, the pa per aey Of orf States
SC &c. is,'SI AT cdi HAT press must be put IN upc-
raen !" heah dawn the refractory spirits and advocate
The real Snnon Pure doctrines ofthe Dcstructiyes.
us nephew, toi. Bran. was 10 furnish tic funds In
establish the paper, since he had fortune during
Mr.. Van I'u'n's Administration, aud could well anord
10 eNPcnd FEW thousands 10 bring about restoration Of
The old dynasty. lie became alarmed however and
thought Col BcHtoh and himself might tc forced TO ~.
SIRE ddahre from such friends as poposed 10 manage
the paper and consequently declined asslst1t.c.
SpD I.ii
aid from tie central "cquG 10 establish the paper: but
falling N tins. they having their bands fun 10 sustain
hclf own. he then appealed his father of the great
"Giobe, who came to ST Louis and made arrangement.
last month, 10 put tho paper in motion.
In Turner letter. gave th. names Of some II the
gentlemen who vi" conduct the Standard: but must
descend mile more into particulars that your readers
may know the cNac, influences which are at work Ia
cak down every body else but Benton and an Bnrcn
There arc sir men besldes the publisher (who is rel,
tive ni the GIob" concern viz: Thomas Watson Fsu
late postmaster OF this city, and imported om North
Carolina short time since hy Col I}fnion and is hard '
known out Of tho city. HIS son John " 10 was def at
Cd hfof" the people issi winter for clorLship and is
hooking for an ofice from NJ. Burcn. Judge Bowlin
NJ L. elect the greatest demaaooue ii Inc STATE the
mrn who welcomed Mr. Var Buren, across the .Rubicon
into Missouri last summer. rumpotor Of his own abl-
ilies on all occasions, and OF miniature DantOn
who loves the dear people but is afraid 10 i,us tht
slect iielf members Of Congress by districts Ies II.
Sou" W. tt az nome, ana therefore NTaIs himself II
the mantle Of Benton. an Buren, aud the ..cr,e," t.
shield himself from political annihialip N. NJ Blar
Rnled States Attorney for his STATE and retained IN Of
~ MIR 1yef merely for the qualification Of laugh
be GAbc every time it repeats the fb. tina, non,
but democrats VII LoId sgise under his Ad
m 9i, y yS1 t:nglc 1sg lately iron
s Tss ,s W |Asl q. 1sA s., oI i. '' Ii.
sixth IS Gen. vsh AAiwtsf.r TX Reccivefdsl Ii ilce
in Iowa, and too much ola DANDY to be popd! FI
The people any NJ Gre - - n al84E~
! These ihtns,re the men who havesaf Is ~ eIAcs
up ,ssverinrnA shadrach Penn. Of The NJ 5sss & -
undev,he preiedce of Striving Col Bc6sgr, Gov. Ifys
pA2ss Rl fkQSry, and Mr.. Van ButeDl2s.-- s6sa
~ Bo6dE}M delQs!o! Mr.. Penn will walk through
their Us6,kNith ronble than Samson scattered III,
phfntssSet Illp ox Jaw bone Of an ass; and ahImgl,
3ssfs, RI u u Vac; sssp's Interests may fall in
Me ssps1 bEek ~ r. m packing out Of the IRE
QftiaIT = f6 unAsily assaied by an at,
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