Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1846-06-22

runsiietins the nalier presume you en- i-, I.s.
lied 80 enabling 10 fulfil certain v hieh
Hadc To frw individuals dflsfeul points "a tn
Stale. hose service and Influence had
suit H. nrdcr ADJUST the ntd direction Of the
parry presses ard fhmua ihtm oi public sentiment. Ia
the rurpnsrs desirable accomplishment under yauf
administration. Eer my sorvets you also uake
such allow uudCr the contingent furi
deem rnper merely rrmarhIng that all that wis
plated IN my original lci,r Of MAY, ISL IN the sub
Irc, far as Name and he The people arr
cerued, has been iisppy feaznd. 10 the lndly nuas
alluded Ia above, three ~ number, gave the
that "a the event al settlement o he boundary hry
should be allowed reasonable remuneration fr tbelf
time aud incidental expenses, and should Ike remit
them 100 10 - each, II n ny power NeserheItss,
assumed no authority 10 hiad your department
official manner the subject, but the ehplg
confidential intercourse wh Them. aud leave II. altef
slatlnr tie facts, wholly at your discretion. presume
hat the contingent tnad vi" be ample. aud youf control
nj II ample 10 do whatever you think Just.
send herewith blil wuh voucher, with euiifc
consent iuf you 10 hi The blank You may hnh proper,
and do II thus seasonaby lest there ground iur The
tumo Us hnPe there Is not that you viii sba clam
frht 10 retire iun The administration OF the ate De-
pauu IL
beg ,on to believe thai whether you remain in your
present. any oihet position Of the public service. my
hes wishes viii attend your Efforts. and shall be must
happy IN any opportunity u nyhciug scylceablc oyou
III this repon ot our country. am, most truly, your
t.nd aud obetIrnt servant,
j.
Hon. d. WEBSTER, &c. &c.
A correspondent OF The Baltimore Patriot well Observes
thai Ihefe Is nothing IN this llrf ~ htch mPts that
Mr.. Webster lad done, authorised any thing 10 BE-
done, which was dshunuraha in the slightest degree
In order 10 raise the presumption ulo which MI In
eetsp IN HI, hyena>lke asdty 10 prey upon ihc tepa
iaton Of po al adversary, eagerly seized, II Is
etssaGy 10 suppose that Nj Webster kcte 0l the pr5
eted'ngs 1 smith, advised them before hagd. aud he'd
hlnsrIt bound 10 f,munrrale HIM tof them. Bat lhls
ilpII4#r
smith sly, distinctly, Ihnt he assumed authority to
hlnd the Sale ID apartment IL the contracts he l,uucd
aud that The Whole fes,cd Nh his confidential intercourse
viii tie raflits employed. II he had possessod the
authority onake tbese engagements II would have teen
useless Tor HIM 10 stk lheif ratification aud Strange
"anl al lil to place then luidmea at the pleasure u
Mr. " rhstef
We tn.k therefore that this famous le,ter, 10 which
MI. ing' rsoll sne4nrniy made such dark illusions
he Is as unfortunate z,alau- IN his references private
iecfs Witness his ineudiei9us statement about letter
lfoe Mr.. Webster 10 lhc Goseaof ii New iork;- tits
Irtr W. tny, de- not contain yJiHa ldcc etl-
denee thai Nj Webster Used Tie lu0d corrupt
ihc pat'} flc,,. Il lmegs ea'y dal Smith wished 10
"a is. '"ed So to- use H. bot Hat Ire gave Smith
nef o Authority Ia sornse La, ho World cuseut 10 lis
application ia The maBurr proposed
Is Tar Is Mr. es'e Is concerned. it is not necrssa
~ Ia show the proper ctct o tins letter. lie has been
amply aud tuumPhn'iy vndeai'd by the report OF the
Committee. Thy declare that Other testimony places
hia conduct beyond suspicion. But regards tlc
cun> c"utse 81 {. lngcroll il Is lmpoftaul examine
the evidence np1n winch he ean'csslly relied n making
las cNaige and 10 whether FURNISHES even pausl-
Tie excuse iur ht- allegations. We assert It, without
lear Of contradiction tom any candid pefsn that
al ruth, upon tia letter alum. deliberately declare
his plSrc b,. that Nh. " cbslcf had used lie ,trrct
iuud oI the CORRUPTION oi the party press The letter
meht viii have excited suspicion and justified inquiry
but tha contains N itself. lliceu cvd, u guilt,
cannot he maintained by any but ds,cmpcfed naud,
Tia Ia nj 81 IIp