Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1859-08-12

/; 0oz. Wassa nd His Letters
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| he prscssdings Of mssing. alIsdgsd 10 have
bsea heia In that city. wherein che Governor was
warmly sustained fas tho Presidency. The meet
| ing was represented 10 hare been presided over
By oae Oliver ootter. In recognition Of the COM
plusent, the Governor addressed Mr. Coiter .
letter, which took tina, geutlemsn very much by
surpriss-for It turned on, that no such meeting
had been beld ip Brooklyn. and that the Cover
nor had been made the victim II crnel hoax.
Bat the Herald psblishes . letter from Gov.
Wise 70 The Secretary Of m Association in Bos.
ton. (which Association had invited him to lee
turs before IL next win,er) which l. genuine
letter, and In response to a genuine invitation
We suhjoin the letter. as follows:
RIcnnoSD, fva) July q; 1889.
To Jso s. FosrEs, Esq, chairman and Secretary.
&c:-
DEAR sIs:-i hardly know how to decline your
invitation, but must do %.
Lecture Committee. and say that am about 10
start for our mountains for tour Of sixty days,
examining routes and reservoirs for canal. That
from that time 10 the lst Of December, .hal be
engaged in preparing materials for my Inst mes.
sage to the Va. Genl. Assembly. upon whom !
must wait constantly until the let Of January
next And that thereafter shall bessbusiiy occu.
pied in preparing house and home for my FAM.
ly, after fonr years absence. Besides all this.
ira labors Of grievous burthen fall heavily upon
me- So, CANNOT accept this call. | have no
time for literary or any other composition. | am
bad shot at the best, and am not going to Boston
10 shoot at game tie wing | would like Ia
bag you if ] couid-Oh! i'll could bug Boston,
the whole nation would be safe then Yes!--
always loved old Boston--shc was the Saloon of
the Tea Party. Aud some Of these DAYS, God
willing, | will try to what is the matter with
her that she don't-throw ten overheard like she
used to do!--God bless her still.
Very hastily. but
Truly yours.
HENRY A. WISE.
From which we CLEAN the following points -
First. that the Governor is going to exam
inc some routes and reservoirs for canal; and,
surprising II to be for tho extension oil the james
River and Kanawha Canal il is a good mission. 10
which we heartily wish him success. Secondly
that no proposes TO take two months to prepare
his Message to the General Assembly: very
alarming prospect TO the Legislature ns well as to
the different newspaper Offices in the Statr which
expects to print his Message. Third, that the
Governor is animated by n very strong dcsre to
"bag Bosion"--the Significance Of which language
being totally Mt loss to understand for ourselves,
we leave to the consideration Of our readers
Fourth. thnt he is going Of these days to see
why Boston don't throw tea overheard like she
used to do" Our Governors letter is us usual,
racy his own peculiar style.
The Herald also-wc do not endorse the rclia-
bity Of the authority -statcs that the Governor
has in preparation, and i, will shortly SEQ Tho
light "a letter some twenty or thirty columns
long in which he will give history Of the Alba
ny Regency for the last thirty years that he has
known them, from Jackson's day to the present.
lie will expose all their schemes trcach cries aud
backslidings and show tho South what kind of
men they who are attempting to control the
State OF Now York aud to just its delegation to
tho Charleston Convention to suit their own aims.
II will be Of the most scathinS political docu-
mcnts ever given to the public, aud will make tho
Albany political schcmcrs vince like CALLED jules
under the LASH
Thus do we that the end is not yet. In the
expressive, though slightly unsrammaiicai Ian
guags of an OH friend LOT ours things is sorkin."
And if the Albany Regency. or the Tammlny
Sachcms, the ways If Brooklyn, ~ any bo-
dy else, expect to get the inside track of The Gov
ernor, all we have to say is, they will have lively
time Of it. lie has pluck enough on ordinary od-
easions but when he yes his mrttle thoroughly
up he is perfect war.horse and his enemies had
better skulk into retirement. Meantime, Look out
for the thirty column letter. :
The Chevaler Forney, Of the Philadelphia Press
recently made long speech and strong speech,
to tho Democracy of Berks County in pcnn' Viva