Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1859-02-25
Editorial Correspondence.
WAsuI~urox. Feb. q. l.


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hnds his present position s''h'"h" inherent from
'ha' he iaf"ef'y "''ui'ea' III" NJ vac ""'"''e'
snb'errnheA"N "i East tennessee. an argument
'hat ""a'' DO a'l""'F'"' mo" '''' s'""'l'' '''''
upon the "'"'' ear Oh Tue senate WIN no more
oil elect than has always been a'tr'pn''1 I" 'h'
habitual LILY ol singing lhe psalms To Il a'aa
horse
/" Is amusing IL SEQ win WIZ" ~" inc o'''.'a
h'' members "' congress oht'r upon VIA my
suppose 10 h' Tic w"FN "i ''fehfh"'ht III The
Army Bill, Tor instance, We may notice AN ahcn-
mcnt introduced with great flourish "l tfnmlets,
proposins Ia cnt down an appropriation from
million and half, tot million four hundred thou
sand. Tho saving Of hundred thousand dbl
lars is considered great ieat IT economy
though it is comparatively nothing in AN n.,2re-
gate expenditure of one hundred million. l.
such tr,lling ~ thu the country Is convinced thu,
most of thu professions ii rcrrenchmcnt that we
hear are only t'r the 1nrp'>e o' hlioinG the
eyes oil the P"id' - the 'n'fm = "i the "NP'o#
Pr'nt'ohs
'he ''lh1 'SFerN evident ihsH 'l' AfNr'Ptih-
ION bill VIII be- 'h' only mz'''r'' "' ''hS'z
a''''' 'hA' VIII :" through Al l"' p'f''n' ses.
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passed. i"'' prospect has created a t1n'h'imn
Among wv '"''sA N"''' ''''"p''' ""''n 1t Is III
'''''" n"'h''S ha' an extra 'rss''" can "'"l -
wa DUCK "''h'ei ~ S"'a 10 '' IN towering rage
swearing mat his party ma deserted h'"' AMI
tha' the democracy are HhN'"re' INT" fragments.
/" truth TINS appears to he tie general sentiment
among politicians "l every description,
Perhaps there never W. before, and never will
be again an Administration - '"t'ngr""n' III
It's e'ehen'' a mat "'h winch we are blessed AT
the present time. The Pre''deai aud his Cabinet
are NJ aeani'eS upon every mfl,"r' OF pnbilf
roi'cy now IN issue pom the Ira question the
Cabinet Is h'tor'ouSly adverse II the President,
! pom the proprlety oi aoragatn+ the Clayton
bu'wcr treaty we discover tne Same diversity "i
sentiment The President and the pennsylvania
members Q! Congress constitute Gao section Of the
Democratit party-)ulg &c DOUG las and hi' aihe-
rents constitute another-tho S,uthen Free Ira
ders constitute another--anl. in short, there i
nothing common to them t,cx,epi the mere emf.
iy name of Democracy. How such party can
demand the confidence and support of the Amer
lean people Is, to me- an u,omprchensiblc mys-
terry.
The rumor grows more frequent, that there will
be an extra session The President is said to be
extremely ,lesirous of it. for the reason that the
complexion of the next Congress will be more ia
yorable to his Tariff views than that of the present
Having failed in tho attempt to tyrannsc over
his party, his next bject seems to be to break it
down. lie will not ONLY accompli,h tho purnosc
but the country will have reason to thank him for
the deed.
There is also n rumor TINT some STARTLING deyel.