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Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1847-01-28
TIL, SEN A1'ORS.

we mink The W hias, considering that iEor q oica
was limited to the ranks of their political opponents have
done themselves greai credit in the elt elton which y
have MADE OF gentlemen 10 repns,nt Virginia in H.
Senate OF the United States. surely minorty las
no right to con lam If ii be allowed he privilege Of con
hrlng, or rejecting, tic tmalon TO flee niads /,
wing or even tail, OF the majority We have already
spoken, at length, Of Mr.. Hunter Of Mr. Mason. We
are not able to say much from personal knowledge He
Is man OF lair talents of high character and courteous
maahers--ln word. gentleman. We know rothirC
against his democracy, Of his views upon any Of the
immediate questions OF the day. lie is reported to
conservative IN hs views gcnerally-o hrasc we admit
OF an Indefinite Specification. We should have been bet
ter pleased had the Wings chosen Mr.. Mcdowell
though we admit, his for The Lieutenant General
constitutes most decided objection.
We arc more than pleased then with oar new Sep,
'os--nF is our satisfaction lessencd by know ledge Of
what we have escaped, The qualities which make
man useful and effective the stump are out of parcn
The Senate The candidates of the ma ori,y were defeat
cd, and we rejoice that they were, on every ACCOUNT
ne article we copy from the Wing. respecting the
course oil the Democratic party towards Mr. Hunter
worthy careful perusal
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1847-01-28
THE GAN MOSRF.

We published in Cur last letter from our delegate
Charles l.. Mostly, Esq. in relation his course touch
ing the extension OF the canal wostwardlv from this
place We believe It's frank sta ements has had the fl ct
to dsabnsc most candid persons IF any prcpess s,ons
unavorabr to tie course If tie writer upon the sub
Ject OF The -lnrsscss;ons las,d, in mos cases
upon imperfect iGflulaon 10 lat he really sad
did lls scarcely necessary 10 add any thing to the
facts stated y MI Msy. but it may not be out If place
to notice the terms in which rneghtor ortle Gcpub
lean spoke Of his course i few days since
The RepubIiean. assuming the fact that the bill ar
rroprating $6l2,0do 10 continue the canal to North Rv
or had passed says: that Mr. Nj shy has given his 81
lent, II not Wiling assent TO the appropriation by the
Legislature of S642 900 to continue and complete the ca
nal 10 the mouth OF North River &C. and after decar
my that lis expectations than 6lille, by
this conduct, It Is further sat,d-,The Canal u,,s on
without rational doubt or possible remedy Nothing IA
N"ahe can be expected from the action Of the Senate
More than halt a million Of dollars has been appro
praied for that purpose not only hy the consent but we
have no reason to doubt, by the appreciation of cur Del
egates nc. - iyhchbuTg las fought long and well :,
gas the continuation Of the canal &C. and was only nm
successful, when deserted by It's Delegates who tapelv
and willingly acquicscod without murinur of resis
lance
We have not space to detail the history cf,his bill.
W may briefly state that ii was reported by the Com
mltiee ot Roads and Canals and that Mr. Strother offer
cd substitute The Speaker decided it would be in
order Tor the respective friends ofihe bill and substitute to
take lien up at any time and make tn m rs perfect nc
they could the House proceeded to choose
them and whichever preferred was then to beorderd
10 engrosSmon aud when engrosscd world then come m
on the third roadng ior final action and for the sttme
present the real question faplnpiacn ,r no apr, pr
a'ion. majority voted fr the subsue-some with
one Vie" and Sone with another; nearly al the antim
pto'ementmon Went for it-tui no che was committed
ny that vote On Saturday las the final vote was take,
'i'hih' 'rtn's. Ill. U.c.f.lc .u',lute a-e1l,e }
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AAolrE rRaN1HE sgl.rHEGN VINO.

a4oltE FRaM1HE 81 TIIFGN WING.
The Charleston Mercury Ia VII written aftlel. linus
zpeais:
To rs I.nt arr, tilrfIble pretcns;ons Il the Free
sf.fs. IN tou,r,sz Wings and - m in
# TAI M The Whole Il tie territory winch nay Ii won
H., ,snauc,t or h. conceded by treaty compensated tot
ar o4i claurs II. IN M,Alcu, - calculated to fill hr
minis Of tc Southern pc'IIe viii nothing but niigna
tl.p and s,,i4t e4rd the Whole North aud Wet. 1t
Is r1.af trr,cln lie party anies un the part 81 the
s5pi,. with surl Haa'Dn aed unprncpl,d aggcfors.
1Ie, are worse flan the NJ Nns ~ The mean sHrt Of
arr raton and lender they eArsoi II We lave nlntd
tisa a. resist the one they w lind rs equally PIE larcd
a. r4ls the other MI Is The Jeefng and dfBmg tone
+ the Nor,tcn memltrsof Co12foss-that tic south
rr moi fcsl,t-at W only resen. Ia shake the weak
IN ueryesttai our p1oieoiic l., tie nlon through tie
f. STATES is too nf osstfy to tie SOUTH 10 Itageanf ap
m hens no that Tor tins or any other cause, she viii risk
or bn Ak the non-ai all calculated tJsuppr,sa emotions
m thu lus ~ ui the South.
Again the Mercury says:
Hui there IL anotsrr feature Il the war game IN ton
press which appears 10 MS u lc slng on the surface, as
esiians and unjust rs this gr,tuItoas assault ns
olons II We mistake not the whole object III opposing
the lax on t. and coffee with tho N,rlhtn Democrats
is /, ne hc renewal ~ It's mere odous failures al the
protective policy The Protective Tam interest Of
Pennsylvania and New York, determined Ia raso the
duties on the protected Articles. 10 carry On the W. aud
nj n touch The ire list 1hirs per cent an eal aud
ron anal woollrns and cotous. Is n6i enough, ahngl
es taAcs fall mosf nncqray "a tea and coiiee The
ad ,alarcn Principle Is he ahol'shedund lfolecilon
IN II deeply stamped INTO poley Hence they Irac
tleaiIs 20 with tie hrs IN psisng II not IN extent. IN
pfinrlpe the Wing Ianfi Of si2. We shall see how lar
lie Admin ration and the Free Trad parry IN Congress
viii huw before the-e preteusons.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1847-01-28
GEN. TAYLOR.

The mon says there foundation ft r the rumor Of
Gen. 1ay S rceall-nur for that which states the GGv
trfmeni tobcn session Of tn, proposition Of Mexico for
peac,-nor for the third which declares at San Juan de
tllea is not To be attacked
We have long known tina, the administration were
moi satisfied with Gen Taylor-bu persuaded
Mr. Polk not bayc public ornionby attempting 10 set
him aside. Such act would raise storm Of ndiena-
ton which would sweep every thing before it. Mr..
Polk las loen iaectioqsy called "loung Hickory -
hcS hcc1do. lie has moral nor political cour
age-nonc Of that audacy Of spirit. whch enabled Jack
son 10 carry his point IN spite Of the ioudcs popular
clamor He is TOO much addicted 10 backing too
fearful of responsibility.
private letter of General Tayor--dalcd oh Nov
has been given 10 the press, by the gcn,maa in New
loIk, to whom il addressed. |, contains nohinr
dsespec,tu towards the administration but points ont the
difficulties under which he labored and that his adv ancc
10 Monterey against his judgment and undertaken TO
sustain the Administrations lie that the FIRST ,ratq,
reached him the 2nd Nov and the date Of his letter
only 10 had beenrecelvedso that he crippled for
wantof transportation He thinks an advance beyond
Satlo impossible with any force that he can com
mand.
We shall publish the letter in our next 1t will give
rise to coplous comment at Washington.
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aad Mr. Messy voted ,GuSsT i. as lac bad unfr,c,r
declared his intention do, all his r:cnts in ,e co..
la,ure and cut gift.
With this brief statement i, vi he ccn how s.r -.
Republican WAS Justified in dscaring, Il at Nj Nc.,
by niIlul tescr,ion 81 the int, OF Iyrchlnry
ed for The appropriation Of more lLan half a million
dollars, 10 C. nnue the caral ~ North River W. }.
Eesc tit Republican misc by The rp rf,rt zen, -,
Of the proco ednes Of the House and lsom lnsap,,b
sion # vote given fr the srsitrte in sgcf,yene. Il,
Lil Icing necessarily Indication Of ~, irc Ia .,e,
the policy Of extension. We do mi doubt lis r,ad,n.
10 do NJ MoshN iIstce ID the promises.
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(RrIosTrp ftR IuE AilNAflHIA CA ITf,.)
SENATE-TnrRsnAs. Jahuars q
S.C O$D NJ lcN


There vas a regular fed Il addition p,tit.ans ffp
Pennsylvania ifrea ieto the Senate .his nalning ~,
question upon ,ho roceps,an ii Which was. IN every
sance laid upon the table.
Sundry bills were received from the House and re-
frrtod 10 the arprolr ale Committees.
Mr.. Spcett moved to axe IA fine special cider. which
agreed to, and the Souate nsunod the cunsd. "a
ion Of the ten regiment bill.
The question pending WIS upon amendment All
theizing the appointment 1t Chaplain earh fcgmrai
which led to 4 dease in which Nessrs Befnon llsuHc
gan Dix, Breose, Cass Seyr, Simmons and o.hf Is u.
part.
Mr. Hannegan's remarks in favor # the frpasili,
exe touching and beautiful, and he dwclt with peculiar
faee sGn the Consultations u religion the brave when
their lives endangered, he II from disease the per
ais of
Mr. Benton rade few nmsrks In OPT, .non 10 the
zfpolntncni u Ghaplans- and then moved recoumit
the BAL to the COMMITTEE Military AfEus with ms uc
the raising AMI msrs ORR niaatipn OF the ten regiments
uIoa which be demanded the Yeas ard uavs
Mr. johnson. Il Md. asked whether tie Scnsi.r
frnm Mo. deIod his rcslu TN NJ Ia. truciing VIC
Committee to strike ou that relative u boan8 ar1s
10 the soldiers.
Mr. Benton The very object oft. S,r-ihe #.rry OBJ.
.oct
Upon this spno debate HUG. whom Nj Benton vrh
drew his motion h re-cpmmt
Finally The Ianp sltion ii NJ llanncr-n vas amend
cd to tx the compensation 4 ihe chap aDl per
annum. with fsfsse ff horso sfI IA r.li-S aad
allowing the ronttsr regiments II elect leif own chan
iaias and IN tins SHAPE It adopted. LAS = uays
i.
Mr.. Houston then Submitted his amendment prayl
Niding TINT the company and II lirT- shall he ,i,c
sod 1y tho recruits and commissioned ~ the President
hy and with The advice and c.aseat Of iAe s.uatr
and with the view Of havin. the nsr t.nafsov be
moved an adjournment, which Us sLrc,d In. and
The Scns y adjourned.
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IARnE NAlluNE SHOP


The Fhlla lapha Inquirer yves H. following extract
4 a lcltrr dated =. Head Mechanical Works. Alexander
flsk,, II Petersburg Russia. Nov It'll, lal6:
In the beginning, our operations ere. vt had much
h do, IN ,Tlanllna this mammoth establishment We
found II greatly decay and confusion, much 50 tina,
abandoned all the old TOOLS and fitted up the establish
meni anew. W. Wcrc louh,d upon by many aswlld al
venurcrs and that had undertaken 10 do vast dead
morc work. tsnl possible do m the time allotted
Int al the oNplraun II our SECOND YEAR they became
convinced thai things could he done as we'll as
uhus, and al the present time II H only requisite for MS
Ia tlllng odn IL done aud all hands knock under
shall hutt hsycar, or tho beginning a the next the
in component ui trucks, (aStO) aud IA all ri neN wear
ESQ the l62 locomotives will he finished We are
nov driving on with such speed. that we would feel NO
hesitation udnl learg first oder hy SOD We have
hunted the number Of engines 10 he turned To sx
month"; 10 prevent running out OF materials W T. have
turned cut nlnc month, and the number ir the last
ten months Is b1he ull numhcrnow finished Is 80 I'm
ouf cal shops Ne are getting On finely. have de
hyercd 10 the haSenmcn 200 platform cars and $40 box
ears and are NJ" finishing five hoN cars every da,-hcv
are large eight heel cars, 80 feet luug. We have not
Yet commenced ON thu passenger cars but have completed
the buhttng q shop tor that purpose. The building
SO fl long ~ GO WIDE and divided into three apar
mcnls-'hc trs or preparing the work, the second Tor
erecting, aud the third tr painting The number of cars
that We haze Ia make 1000 box 80 platform and 20 pas
sengor cars-na kng the mprmtnt Tor the $500 trucks
IN the first order. Independently of these we have
an order Tor two Imperial cars 20 feet long 10 he placed
on 10 wheels We are To receive for these cars-ruhles
oi silver each oI $500 without chairs Sofas or inside.
trimming. We have undertaken aud now have nearly
completed about ~ miles Of railroad This We undertook
mure Tor cur accommodation than profit. SO AS to have
portion OF The road Ia operate upon. We have declined
making the rest OF the road as IL would neri, ~ with
present business. We do considerable trapsi,n,
work aud could have much more if we CHI, Sc 10 do it,
W are now making stationary engines for the in
rTur and lave hand several heavy orders r bolts and
uu's Tor bridges on the ne This has been very busy
\ a. hmm ba,-, in.,
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We have before stated that the (rigaio Cumberland
was taken inohe dry dock GoSport for repairs we
since learn thai ON Examination OF the SHIPS bottom the
ns' was ouad 10 have been knocked away forward for 80
feet, within four inches OF the cardboard and ait within
inches harlow chancei II has excited some aston
islnen' that SHE should have succeeded in getting into
p II.
As me Cumberland Will require time tohc repaired
ana 'le Mississippi Is wanted Tor immediate service the
former was backed out from the dock yesenlay. and the
latter VAL be taken IN To day repaired as cxpodously as
pos.'els' and thea give place to the Cumberland.
Mr. Hra,!