Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1845-01-09
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r,rb. yie of Nicholas county III 1914. is not lnclu
~ consequence Of imperiectIon in the return.
dov that county, the increased vote in Virginia is
anvafd, Of 10000
'p|Ir,ry to general expectation the question of Texas
.nex,tion did not before Congress last Monday.
II !. now understood, that 1t is 10 be gravely entered
an,n ,o.morrow. | very much doubt. however, wheth-
~ s friends if They succeed in carrying their project at
III will be enabled shed new luslre upon the Eighth
snuary by securiu! Its passage on the anniversary
If m. lIa,tle Of New Orleans infer this naIs alone
fam the fact that the annexation treaty defeated
h, :. large majority Of the Senate at the last session.
bn, also from the indications, apparent the face Of yes
.rdsy pruceedngs in Congress, that the Caucus of
icioco members held in Washington city last Salur-
d,v night failed altogether in effclng harmony Of feel
ioc and action in the ranks of that party. Mr. rbbas
If Ky offered scheme, in addition to those alrea
DIV presenled-Mr Beser of Ala announced his purpose
/. present anoher--and Mr. Mcdowell of Ohio, gave
u.ice Of his intention 10 offer third.
Mr. Brnton's probable course should either Of the Res
buttons get through The ouse and To the Senate gives
rae to no little speculation and Doubt The Legislature
VI Missouri by considerable raiJrltes in both Houses
has adopted resolutions condemnatury of all the prom-
nen principles of his tavore bill and iustructing him
10 vote for ation pretty much upon the plan of "
ers treaty. Tins IS an oIninons indication OF the wa
ming Of Benton's influence in Missouri whele until re-
Gently, his nod has been omnipotentand he may posi-
hly reace his steps, and by obeying Instructions con
ciae his opponents and maintain his official position
Otherwise presume he will esyn his sea in conform.
~ ..;,h n. d.c,,r,,n, ,,,Je in ,,tI;, .l :; ~,
s,,.,o la, s,mmer uhen ref,snr IN Ga, u.L,h
not he would obey Instructions he rked m substance
that no would throw off his Senatorial robes whenever
hs might 10 represent public sentiment home
presume, from editorial article in YESTERDAYS En-
o,r.r tha, we are To have atch of ry,s rss,n,ins
bsore the lIousenf ID ssgates in few days The Wings
you are aware have OF late years. generally opposed
the introduction into the State legislature Of subjects of
r.1.,,l I.gslati,,n ,s n waste of inn and ,,o, al
v;bont t,owin, snv ,b;nq ,nont !, I ;,ns' H. ~
i,,,v of the Hmse will Give ,be ir.x.s ras,,n,,
.hmd thew no in,,edurad o,onn, ros,in, ,is.n ,
Tho ,,h. The S,ryatinn ,v aaes ;n, s,, 1r h
Ish 81 Eohrn,,, .rd y,a shaI, I, | 49,, ','. W. .''
IN stbe, subiecs than those nronerlv ,,ner,.in T., -
d,;.s =, Si,,s I.,isa,n,s n,l..s ~, 1870, ,t WI
Ld H., n.x;J " f WV "
Tn. Gl,be resorts Ia mos, d;s;nqon,o,. and sh,,o
I'm. nefyers,n in receo, notc. of n.r,ur.,h ~ Tho
l..nm +, ms far the nur,,se of sb,,1,,' ,h, ia
WHY'S I,hey elect VIM Ia tho senate ,r"n III.
S,,,s .,ll h, .oh.v tho ,'rd.rs,, r. ,h, , ~, re
"'rme,, 1euatked ,h,l ain order r., 'h,ainr i,",
IN in tho Senate IN. ~ h,as ,,,s, H., ~, e., = -
ir,w.,. ,oJ Vi,o;n;, - IT,, s, a' '','
well known fact. ,herru,nn ,be 2lha i,nd h ~
oujrer come. il. ,ar,,r,nb ,o5 =, \aI i, "e ,"
tho m,ni.nce ., -, EntIh 49,. " y" " .1 a,
i, yIrnnia Ieasla,nrs, =, Srs"s %ae 's
co,.m Che LIo,. and Fnonirc,l os, by C Wv
=, b,x -.li,,,. .f TN, ~, Ir,,a ol, - ~, , y,
,unOoss that tb.v ara. n, ,,na,l y; W." a.as.e "
tween ,le anuunc,,iou If . fac, md ,nn ;'s,i"', ~
l, ~ "''''''''o" VI a '' anu '"e Issuing u an
The soms n,,e,s (,,J o,b.,s If tho, solooN ,r, q,
de.younp IL, create h, noression ,ha, Tho Fn1lish ma
prs generally arc dee ply y,iey,d >, tho ds, - NJ
CIV M. f,ct ,hu, hy,,1lv s,.,.t !; @ u -
,mr thai some nf Tho Errlsb nan.,s ex,rosS ,r,r;s
that such man as Henry CIsv wb,se re,n,,,;n a.
the .hlsst statesman nf bis AFRO il co.y,e,sy 9Th ,h
limits If the civilized wn,ld Should hve bean he,ton b.,
such man 81 x Pail ,,hss 49, Ia, .,roi ~
h.. "a" 80 n roh' whose name had scarcely ever
avail thcmse YES of 81, a nj ,xt in ;nlo ,I,, ,.,ps
upon Republican lnsuionsx which ;ndooa ,hor ,a,r
rarely take any pains To sunnres. Ru, m.ny NJ Tho f
sign papers, English as we'll "a French ,rs deIb,od
with the result of our presden,;l .lao,,, 'a
ma ,bev ,h;nL " u "'ai eiec''oi, PROMISING
and the consequent advantage If tho Gs;an ,,nco,n
rers Politic.I b.,,od liz, ~ :, IS ,
The Abotnnists have recently received Same verv
significant hints by which i, is 10 he Lo,ed ,hev ~ ii
profit. A man from MASSACHUSETTS, few d.ys soo a,
Norfolk. was Sentenced t., f,r a, n" Jay as'' a.
our Penitenliary for endeayor,ng ia carry aft s,v.
from his master: the Rem Ch,Ties ~ 'r.,,ou % ',
sane Stale, who was some months ayo arrested in Raj
iimoe On similar charge has been sent to The peui
Tertiary OF Maryland for six years and three months.
.u1 d. A. Webster. Northern school teacher at Lex
ingon has been sentenced to two wears TO the same a
bode in Kentucky; and Mr.. Calvin Fairbank her asso
cate The act under trial at that place. upon three
indictments and will share the same fate If the f,nat
!es wW assai u.s. they would act with prudential re-
gard e. heir personal liberty and comfort by keepny
beyond our limits
Michigan paper states tb,, Gen Cass is ewng',
Ia acce the office of IT, \ Se,ao if the Legislature
OF that State will confer il un,n him VIVA doubt, il
presume he " it'll be elected
history of the secret nrocced;ors If Jbu 'rvlers