Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1843-07-17
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Nh1ngos In the CIhlnei have become Of So fr,ouo,
occurrence" that they It9e almost CEASED 10 b. an o,,
I" pubic interest and curiosity. The Mldson,p =,
n9nnc"' hetoowint AS The n"w nj cha racter,.
bel T. tpshnr. SECRETARY OF State; iafu C. Sprure,
Secretary o tn, freisury; JI nes " Potter. Se.r.,,,
1t War; David II inshaw, Secretary Of tbs Nave
Cha les \. Wirhlltt, Postmaster Geuera and ohm Nj
s', Attorney Gene,al-the new appointment, h.Ino
n.y. We Iearn, To the jm Bnrea wirg Of the fe,cdn,
party This movement would seen to Indicate c,anpe
I" feeling IN the ''ln,tr,us dispenser o oil e AVID b,,
fonas", who. 1t had been supposed 10 his own e
lection preferred that OF Mr. CALHOUN ytp cause os
the withdrawal of his avors from the Sahountes and
o their beslowa upon the friends of Nr Van ,uren an,
only be conecnred in the absence OF any esp,,,,r II
motives by the off ,al journal. We presume. however,
that the Indignant manner which some of the LEADING
friends Of Mr.. Calhoun have lately resented the npu,a
to as II ,fey felt distonor-d by it, that Calhoun and
Iyer were In league together. has norally offended
the frrsdont and Induced him To make bid in a
quarter "hefe he tnAS that the ''Spds may be nare
aceepa'e and perhaps Influential. II tins be no,
Tie rcas N ri his turning from the South To the North
aud we confess ii would he sinLnlir to- If were
ing tha' he Is cut by Mr.. Nln B1f,n's friends the
Globe and Enquirer, coolIy he is BY those IF Nj
CalhoHn-"e can only arcnunl tpr 1t by anpp sim tia,
therels some truth IN thu assertion Of Phlladepla pa
per. that there is coalition, f,rned between NJ,
IAN Bnren and John Spencer the nastersprt OF the
Prosdcnt. one Of the conditions Of which is that in the
distribution Of officers, Van Burco friends sha be am
ply provided fr
However this mqy I've, it is obvions that The Prcs
dent is determined /, 'democratise his Administration
rs rapidly as possible, 1t must little less than mi
racn''us 10 some ofhs G,veres. when they find
themselves clothed with the Znja Of office by tina
nominee oi Ike Wing furnishing CanYeht,n of 1881
lie" must the President himself feel wien surrounded
by these iria criailcc' Of his infamous duplciiv In
s39, when, by pretending to be a Wing. he ob,a ned
that nomination, orei his deeper dopciiy now in pr
tending to be "Dem1rrt' in order procure nom
nation, by thai party, for election The Office hich
IS dIsanced by his ncumbency.
Hnmony-'The Enquirer thinks it very strange tina,
the Wing presses should be much dcudcd as to sup.
pose that there any Wan of harmony in the locofco
ranks and yet it furnishes us, ever and anon. with the
most conclusive evidence that the most yiulen, dlscrd
RACES amongst them. For example writer in the Ma
con, (Geo) Telegraph, a Loco Foco paper attacks Mr.
Calhoun as IA oca advenlurcr, whose insatiaie ra-
paciy and desperate ambition have made him an obirc
Ut universal Suspicion and diylrls' Another Incuoco
writer, IN the Columbus Argus, the other hand de-.
cares that he goes for Cahrun, without an allern-
tive, and iahns and dcfss the Albany and Richmond
factions, with Richie at liz head' Is this what the
Enquirer calls hernopY2 II may he so but it seems t.
us to be as much like dscord blue bean is like a.
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