Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1844-08-15
POSTING TILE RnnKs

POSTING THE HOOKS.
North r0'ita-N ltlaidel j Palmer. "a, n u,
t'a. VIA ms ia9 tsea leading J4cAs n \ an ~ ."t
man "A the aid North State, tonA oceisInn At -. ''
injecting ua the 2h alf 10 declare the re.lsnls i'.''
pei him "a aaadal the LoaoiJco RANKS anl T. ,a
ihe " h.gs. ~ H. ne ssIed. ..Hefe they n,,y "
,e ht1i u the l)anocfac rat, In the Saui1 -, ed"
are men Nhosl Wires are eciuiur. .Sagf.:i..t Ky
uniuA' IL could Gat consent 10 act win f6.,
had been IN iaYar Of The annexation If 'fek3s In, ''
cen; Fers5nll interview villa Gen. 'fhnnpsau .,.,
Minister 10 Mexico, convinced hiai thai l4tz,, 1888
not the lhng II Is cracked mp lu he--'hai II vftld
the present S1nlefn States hat It Woud Ios,,'i '"
ruge as III disLfaeeu war. If indeed II dad n, T."
solve ha LUTON. Besides, he found th4i he fI VIZ
going Il WItaaut rlantug the cost. Sae Wsts..4y- I
and rar5 IN debt. Her debt had been Represented >,
lSUUO),DU0; but the ruth was, Texas did ma, u ~
nlw much she owed lie ventured 10 say t,,t ~ ''"
swed ten times the amoun for il was mol re,s
suppose that the FLORIDA with handful af ,l;
should cost the L. States SlO,00O0q0, and ,, I
Texas war, ct eiaht OF nine YEAR. sahlIng tpIy .
$4,000 01.o In reference to the rarn MIR ~ ,s'
denied that the act of 1925 as Oppressive as il
resented 10 be. For his own part lie cold f,I
cause Of complaint He bought as much merJ''l; ~
as most men; and he GOT his goods as cheaI, a. *
ever been able 5ny them. He Thought The hl ~
cry against the arfl unjust. The Government had .
be- supported and the tariff ought 10 be hah e.l -
do it without taking the Public Land Fund from ,
States. lie considered that Mr.. Van Bprsn L1
been shame6,ly cheated Of The nomination br ,h
! Dsuuiluiss He would have supported Van R,ro",
/ but he couldn't % Polk. The company he ken,
rather the company that kept him. was loo o5a,[r,,
to his taste. s. lie found himself callel np5B f., cb'
between Henry Gay On theone hand and Ieyas ,nI
Disunon the aihrr and Who would hesitate which
of the two 10 ehoase2' We rejoice the accession f
Mr. Palmer 10 the Wing ranks, not only because hi,
high character, talent andufllence but because Of mr.
pleasant recollection oian old acqnaluilaceship with him.
WHOM both I'll us mere lads-a longer tine at than
! it is pleasant remember. We have seen him I'M,
once since We parted IN lS2l-soine two or hrpp vo,
aqo-when We ianal that we were dIamerealIy ANN.
-ed IN politics. W. take pleasure nuy IN .xlead,n, "
! Alm the rzal hand Of fellowship.
! Mr. l94.-.Ide Rochester Democrat contain.
/ tine renuuealiaa Of PR. by Ilha fI,er. N,'
Idy Heath. William y. u5llum. Hiram Alan
Joln M.Caau. Eaos Hobbs aud Roarlf r .5in'
s,n.-lVn. J. BaDallr. O.. Orleans ca. and Elm. ~
Footo VI .aaaa4ae co. alsJ declare of From pt
aad ayau tIf iaftn,iaa to suppor, Mr.. Clay In Ico
,w days aso os.e hetircd and fhesq rf4a.aciag io
coe i.tsf led. lAhjJ 1atlrip.g - III I}l,.f nv
~ Times s'aes that on the 3th ult. Clay Ch5 was
frOed at Caftaea IN that Slte AMI thai Anus Chiate.
The President H. Harrington ana lewis Joncg, he Vice
u,ya ia 1919. ''
bat Il is "a Clio that the changes seem 10 be Ia