The Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1822-1829, 1823-10-21
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Rather than De "a.
I'D ~ hiEl, ofioe snd III honor 50
Ion thai would do tlius.
II !. r,rE grauslg asserted, loo, that he
| has fi.ea through al The grad1nons 9f
slliee. Notwithstanding many personal enc
airs. Richard The Third did the SAINT
| /. bg kai,ac then out ef has ray Here
| counts the ru,--his friends ought, If post
| bic, 10 keep this part ~ las character irofD
public ,ica. 4 there were M other " blot
npoa Mf CraWford's escutcheon," ibis OF
fiIaelf forms barrier against his pletensieos
TOO nbsi1us 10 be passed o'er wiiioih Oh
ser,atinn. The Legislature OF Virginia
cannot support hfp for The presidency
/ niihnui bring guilty of Inconsistency I'M
nafallrlled in fhc history of goternmenis.
/ What will they in.pflsun their own CIT
zens, for sending, accepting or carrying
challenge, and dsqudity them from being
members even Of the lIouse of Delegates
and consrnt To elect The citizens OF other
states guilty Of the same offence, TO the
b chest Office in the gili Of a free people =
Whit excuse could they make 10 Their con
slituents Thisis the only pronf urged ~
! favor "" Mr.. Grawford's iirin0ess ol cha
lfael.r," unless his friends rely upon his
3" finn confidence" in Adams admlnlslra-
iidu.
! Ills dianiereaeduessa at n previous e.
lection, is next brought Upon the carpet,
aud mrpcd upon by his friends. They say
he retired, aud refused TO stand as the OPP
ponepl Of Mr.. Monroe. Suppose we admit
he did perform this small piece of general
shin. II was done with the sole view oil
promoting his election at n future period.
II we have no better man tlian Mr.. 4.
for the presidency, The shades OF the rcso-
iutionary Worihies viii blush at the black
page Of the future historian, VIII" hands
down TO postcrily II history Of the present
day.
The fedeIaIists are all alive in the plesl,
denlnd contest Utldc and conquer, has
ever been their motlo. For one fourth of
a century they have pfactised direct opp0-
silion To republican candidates II has pro-
we'd lnpll,rtual IL has become high time
To shift the mode of attack They have
done il, aud caught the editors ot The New
York National Advocate, Richmond Enqul
rer, &c. IN the first ambush they have LAID.
They say that Mr.. Adams friends argue
that i" Inc ought TO be elected, because he is
a northern man, and not resident of II
slave holding state Can any reasonable
man suppose these pififul assertions were
ever used TO benefit the cause Of Mr.. Ad- |
ans They cetainly cannot. II would
be an idle aud ,reposterons snpposlton,-
Tdey art made TO array the middle aud |
southern sections of he union against Mr..
Adams, HAL Mr.. Crawford may be elected.
Luok, Virginians at the wide field before
them, to marshal their force IN. In 1900 a
president from Virginia was elected, IN OPP
position to the then incumbent from Mas
sachnsctts, because the candidate from
Maseac huseits, was federal5t and an
aristocrat Ia 1924, Virginia again elects
n President, M opposition IN distinguished
candidate from Massachusetts, OF tried
worth aud firm republican principles
man who has rendered more Important
services 10 his country than any nhher can
didatc the fayorte of all our former pre-
sidents a man without spot or bemish
~ his public or private character; and,
bryoud all question, the fayorite of the
people. And who Is II Virginia elects u
opposition 10 lbs iaturlte candidate from
Massachusetts, A man who had the
4" lrmest confidence in the administration
Of Nh. Adams, which Nirg mia pnt down
IN 1900 a man who has since declared
tnal "JeG, rsoa'S administration as far out
stipped The Iedoulists as The .federdiiSiS out
sfriyptd The constitution :!
BY means like This, the faction think to
raise tie crest fallen dag Of federalism in
the north, aud prosecute their work of
o,sanion and division 10 effect. VIII the
republican editors of the middle and south
EN- states pollule their columns with the
base assertions of this pitiful faction? Lei
the tell You, gentlemen, il IS easier To raise
preiUdices and passions Than to alay them
This is mol the voice of the republicans of
the north. They have ever been firm
fneuds aud supporters of the Virginia
dynasty" The plains of Bridgewater,
Niagara and Chdmplan, smoking with the
gore of their SONS and the oecan, whore
they fought amidst blood and carnage, at
test the energy with which they defended
the measures of the third Virgiaian presi
dent DO not mistake the voice of a fac
ton for that Of your republican brethren
The mighty mcn who guided your bark OF
state 10 the haven of freedom and glory,
have retired from the stage Of action, aud
left you 10 manage your own concerns
Beware iuto " hose hands you commit your
destlnlcs. A YANKEE.
--oEo-
To The Editors Of he FVginian.
GENrLrurX-B Being much hurried in copy
ing my last letter Ia The Res Robert Hurt tor
the press, | fad on ren6ing il there are many
errors 10 correct, which you will oblige me by
Publishing the following orrata, viz