Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1845-06-26
MARYLAND ColRr OF APPEALS.

Is, On III" l6h inst. the Hon. Eeserdy Johusun. Ga
Wing L, y senator. addressed The Judges in the FOL
i'w'ng appropriate remarks:
"lidp II plrdcc Tie Court
Il fisr To announce Tho nnfi the death Of great
American, aud To ask in behalf oi my brethren OF the
bar. rs respect justly due 10 his ntmory that ia,
Contl al unor ADJOURN
ANDREW jackson Is no inore A long and tryny in =.
ness M last terminated aud his spirit has wnocd its
Tight, trust. 10 lleayeo.-ihe hie and character of
Tue deceased nave Tor many years filled large apace in
The public eye, aud perhaps no nan has ever Iy,d a,
monret rs whose popularity. or Influence with the A.
merean People, Was deeper seated, OF more comman.
ding.
. need not inform the Court that the administration
III Tue ornriai H"vfnmont by This eminent ,illzen du.
mug his Presidency IN almost every particular Of IT. ex
eepi hla noble sgtd aauns the pcrlous md uncnn.,i
tnlienal docrnc at notification did not receive the nm
prosa OF large political party of the country hu A.
member OF tina, party, never duhled that he was IN
"'a'' ana s'l ral'lo deeply attached 10 the free in
sualans undor which We live. aud atlrnily suhcltous
lef The honor aud prosperity of the Nation
1t IS rdc"ming trait IN the character of pur pcn
Pe. and greatly dmhshes The mlschieis 1T mere Marty
sPflt' mat we nsneively, when the Nation Is called
upon 10 eindhalr Us honor are found In man mined
anu maj On The death at great aud palfie citizen We
are alike iound, without repard parry nlnnp IN n ma
lonnl lamon'aliun at the affective event
In ms instance there was III the eyenilul lie of the
deceased deeds o service rendered lhe country by which
We all ec tina, the National glory was cminrnile sub
served. ~
Ills military course SEEMED In khow no disnstcr
" '' hlm Ia Ralo bntllr was 10 90 10 victory. " beth
or "aifihG at the bead oi American troops with the
cunning Hnd daring oi snvBge yalar. or with the brave
~ and skill ui the best disciplined army of tho Euto
pcau world, the result ever the same, rp,r,,ru
The ero"nloa glory Of his military HE. the battle of
NAV tRLENNs, whilst II lmmeasnfahly increased the
lame ot "or arms. WILL in all future time. serve as
beacon 10 protect cur soil from hostile tread
at ,r.ba IL Il.
o THIS great nation, due respect should be sluwn 10 his
mennfy and therefore mose the Cnnfl To crafty the
feelings OF The Bar, us am sure they will their own by
sdlnnfnnu ur the day. !"
10 which Mr. Chief Justice AncurR fe,lfed-
he eminent public services u Genrfnl Jackson
and the elevated stations he oeennird in the tuyerns
ment, and the place hr filled IN the hearts Of ht. coun
ftymen, demand Of us. and OF all public bodies and
The citizens OF the Union. the manifestation Of every re-
speet lor his meuoy which can In bestowed We l6cro
fore most readily aad chee1lny sece,o Ia tho m,lin
jnsl made and order the Court 10 stand adjourned until
10 morrow morning"
Ihercupon, tho Court adjourned
We copy the following article from tho Nashville
bhig edited by A.A. Ilnll, E,q far many years an in.
iimnle personal and political friend of Gen Jackson hut
who, since 1886, has been conspeuous member of the
Wing party
DEATH or GENERAL JACKSON.
Inns distinguished citizen departed this life on sun.
gay evening 'Ast about . oeluek. after long illness
which WAS borne with Characteristic drmnesa and with
oui the slightest lrepdlon ~ ap,nrpnt deare in nv,d
The certain and inevitable result OF which the venerable
sufferer was as well aware ns any Wib entire con6.
deuce I'm h' tnrc thu WINS IN him. aud with peIlec,
camness. had he ookcd upon the slow but sure ao.
prnaehes of death had often been The theme Of con-
sersailon with him, aud did he speak Of it but
VIII that sailslacllon-eyen eheornlness which shew
cd hat he had no other desire FEELING on the suhircl
but that "lhe will Of God be donen
II would be superiluous now nr indeed At any 9th,
me, 10 pnss IN review the eveninl life Of This exraord
nary man. Ills military and nuea history is to some
extent hat Of the country nj different pero,stb, lat
Ter Is, and will be viewed yaonsly according 10 each
ont own opinions pnjndlees OF passions. derived from
the heat and violence Of purity contests The farmer has
lung since been estimated al more nearly lis char
meter and value; and Is looked back upon with pruprr
feelings OF gratitude and pride by The mass Of all parties
Oh General Jackson's political acts and opinions il is not
now lit 10 speak; oi his character ms politician and
statesman about which mems minds will he wholly
unsettled Tor years TO COME and ol which history or
account VIII shortly appear worthy of the sliphlest
attention as whole-dlsorled and hinsed as ali such
will probably beby the ralpabe deprecalion or over
estimation aud excessive praise.
And as vain would II he 10 expect any true sketch Of
his personal character aud pecularcs. or nnrf,ye Of
his more early hl rcpIete. as il would be. with inter
cslieg aud tncy MISUNDERSTANDING and illustrating
HE True character Of the non completely than his
later and mufe public career. Nor do we believe IT
would deHct IN the slightest degree from that heroic
character which his friends arr wont to hpsow upoa
him, however iomc'y aud deficient in e1eutnu it might
have been.
We have often thought. that Il the ''round htvnr-
nished STORY" If Anifew Jarkson's life was told Nloot
malice or eaicmation, II would no only furnish unr Of
The most interesting noyrlllfs Of modern times from
which the most Impressive and instructive leesons of G,
might he taken and the highest general moral dcduc,d;
but as displaying ~ greater variety ol scenes high and
low. one Of the most extraordinary characters that ever
lived This We may never expect To done.
General JacksUn's latter years smnohcd hy the
most afchnaI and devoted ahniions from hs ad,ptrd
children and grandchildren. An il one OF the HIGHS
est and finest Tails OF his character that no man ever
inspired rccprucaicd the domestic and kind Affections
Of nature devoledy mud perfectly than he did
As husband father, friend mas o. were The conditions
nfthe relaunsIp fulfilled in the inos exemplary manner
ON his part
His devoted affection To Tie partner If his bosom du-
rirg her life and 10 her memory alter death was not on
ly perfectly illustrative Of his character IN this respect
but WAS highly romantic and ch iyafc.
And IT should here ne stated that his charities were
gteal, aud his hospitality nnbouaded. This done
at great expense but Ly riad ani systematic attention
10 his private affairs, lac enabled To do all without
the accumulation OF any deb. and by which he has
been enabled also to leave his family In wealth ald
ailinence.
Thus has Terminated the lie OF man who has flied
large space m his couutry's hislbry-a who. by
the innate energies OF his uMn nainfeby his moral and
physical courage decision IT mind in every situation
and cxgrncy of llieaud ahuve all by the zeal appa-
rent emHcsaess Of his character displayed in every
thing he did ur said has arisen from nothing without