Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1843-03-27
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The Iylff, Gushing and Wise pappfs have been COT
some Time hinng AT the secret existence Ut good I'M
Outstanding and virtual coalition" between Mr.
Clay and Nv ipa'on peIaopay, aud ociweea the lead
ers o ,e Wing party and The lcnlnian and Van Buren,
wing althe l.Qcp'ocosl
Tia. these would be sRch cDalhipn il il was necrs-
sary eApel from power those no now hold H. we do
not doubt but there no such necessity. and Mr. "
Ter has no party" the two great parties Of the country
will fight out their quarrel without even remembering
much less being Influenced. by him his fantastic as
plraons,
"lnmrssr PoLlr,cA. D'scovEny!-A discovery
has just been made, by the Newburypt Herald which
Is rtenlons OF astonishing results the nli les Of this
country Nothing ~ ,he whole political history Of our
an,, bears any anak@y le tremendous conspiracy tho
outlines Of which have just been rendese yiable 10 tho
keen optics OF the editor ofhe Herald lear him! Hear
hlml No other paper has the news:
Now, however, the whole secret is dscl,sed-the
plot ID manifest II sapparent that as in some other
ogues have tried their avn denquencies
by charging them on others, SO the Clay Wings and
Van Buren, Democrats having long ago determined upon
coalition and consequent treachcry 10 their respective
parties thought by carrying the into Africa they
should, under cover Of the excitement pccasioed by
their own violent Pronunciation be able to effect their OBJ
jcct They therefore charged his. Cushing with being
traitor. IN order ioexcq,. their premcdita treach
cry. II needs bgt 30 iopk al the list of Senators who
voted to reef Nf. Gushing 10 satisfy any candid mind
ot Me existence of such coalition. Benton, and Man
gum, aud the other ultra Clay and Van Buren, Senator's
have thus opened the first of the DRAMA the de-
nonement oiwhich is to be the election Of Mr.. Clay
President"
A great exci'emen. has been produced New Bruns-
wick. IN New Jersey, BY The removal from office Of
Samuel {. Cook. Postmaster at that ciy-a gentleman
against whom there is just ground Of complaint po-
i'ical Or other aad appointing p his place person
named John Simpson, of whom we know nothing. but
who il is aveed, besides being ultra politician Of
the l'cofco school, old. during the Of 1910,
denounce not only Gen. Harrison but Tyler too" AZ
traitor To Jacksonism. &c. meeting Of the citizens
Of New Brunswick, without distinction Of party, was
held at the Cop house on he evening Of the 18th n-
s.nnt the Mayor Of the city On ihf char Resolutions
expressing the nearly unanimous sentiment Of the tewn
in condemnation Of the removal were adopted.
la rcffpce ~ the reign Of prescription. Of viii tho
above may be taken one Of III. tokens, the
Washington Correspondent Of the Baltimore Patriot,
apparently well informed, writes under date Of March
5as follows.
Every man who has any regard for tie dignity of
Gov, n'neni must drplore the low state 10 which tho
standard of appointment 10 office has allena fact Of
which the lobbies and ante OF lne Executive
Mansion continued To give abundant illustration ;p the
: crowds ofbroken down politicians and shabby adyen-
tures that Prov 10 and fro and bsiege the door Of the
Presidents ofice The hladisonans talk of change
: has brought these persons here