Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1844-08-26

the exPesjenl since lis arrival smong us, had talk
with some NJ The leading vi the parry a. Ia the hes,
means oi inducing the rel, led ntninpe Ia ssmr out bold
y aud nnlesalaty, ~ Tact. IL lay aside bis nonsan-
'n'iIal sdey, which ,h'y had hnhero EunJ 80 very
Convenient. and false the shsi ios Polk and Texas
public dinner pr,fasst.l hut this was la, DIES.
refate hazard To nun; -, 10 avoid The Seyll of reuss
aud the Charynds al neu'rsy, il was agreed On 10 III
we Inn ios game dinner al the Lake House ia
siis,Nh was g's N. and as Martin knew his men too
well not 10 kb" that he cue enjoy gtud dinner and
champagne alhou, committing hmseli he accepted II.
aud The rany ~ separate rus. without any parade or
cagalcade. me-. al hslip three At the grnnj. rbey
sir"ll'd alpg The nagin OF the lake until the linking
OF snail bell was heard from back Window and ilen
nne by ore, they Judged IA and prepared Er the halt
Judge NaShe PRESIDED aud his right hand sal the
distinguished guests; The remaining chairs occup
ed by Blsf. u NJ IS Slell. of Lulsisns; Pfnple Of
Char eson Bayard, OF Delaware; Iillen. Barney aud
! rex, al Baltimore; Elliott. of South Carolina Nrl
sun, Attorney GeHeral, Walter Bovine, Of Ne. York;
and mode ate " hip named R,r4rs | believe fton,
New lofk, who liked good diunsr no matter what
The r'mPany was. whether l.ucof,co hg, so long
as The trout was fresh AID The Burgundy plenty
rs the evening sun poured his golden Il nod the
lake and the smooth CLASSY snrtare reflected the dsz
zlng brans back upon The Lake House windows, the
curtains were drawn tightly. and thus shut from
The rude rae oi the punger and the eay.s-dppng Of
The af,iu dodger they desoured the boiled salmon. fried
bass, woodeck paifId 90 and 'nu, until their democrat
cratic dinners. Then commenced the game in earnest.
cinnoi give yuu amy account 81 'lhe hunt" but The
result Is certain that al O'clock when the
ees were ordered Ia the door, 'ihe For Was mol bay
ged. As he issued nom the duof, smile Of pIsnl
satisfaction sat on his cunning features, which
ufpfcitd by bystander To mean "Genlleuen, IN
drhled 1" you lot capital dinner can enjoy many
funl ana champagne dinners as YOU sh 10 give me,
but mHst respectfully decline drinking Texas and Slave
~, Us bumper iuasl." As the parry came they de
parted, dow irast at their discontinue. They arrived
ID aie tea The l.. J. Hotel and as they tok their
seas'f" aud th,e. as 10 prevent the possibility o de
ecun, o oi having Their d,sy effort revealed by keep
ny tor clse 10 Their prey, the chagrn was TOO apparent
n lrlr cIuntenances Ia doubt how bitterly they cursed
The ols,inancy oi New Works iavorile sun.
J he result was manifest IN the betting that
,enng, The L,c's, depending The result OF the
ference had been rather bod with their hundreds, for
some days previous but they suddenly drew the purse
stugs when they discovered that Nauy had headed the
pack.
The long and the short Of the matter is, that Van Blu
rem has psItlsely refused III luke any pa in The Nn-
venber rl,etlnn. lend his aid further the views
# the "New Party" The Van Buren, men have been
sacrificed. and would i'll became the idol Of that party
10 ltnd his Influence 10 build upon Then the for
tunes Ut Their desIulles. lie Is wise, aud much
ii statesman, not 10 defeat and ruin the prnci-
piles " hci the New Party" have resolved fight
the bal H. IN their overthrow there is sull hope lei
that when Clay has had his zone term" the old party
may prove their attachment 10 their insued leader. by
placing his name hir,m,st IN The Convention 1T ls4S
IN order 10 AVOID any new lmponunii les, Mr.. Van Bu
rem ir Saratoga 10y HE early train Of This morning
,t sharon Springs. where he hopes To escape the iu
SHADE VI the Southern Guard.