The Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1822-1829, 1823-12-12
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| 1rgInia. h" irrls 1fir neees ~ at ti9n~trrrin,
lmstll Ia some city, where the basiucss h,
la> selected Tor II profession ran h. pro#erl
ii WIN more al .dnrage Ia nlnselI, aud II,
topr' viii morr usefulness, to the plllu
than III \ . prov incial" town
! Ills own Judgment aud ihc advice OF y few
friend, iavr recommended the Al.tropuli. u
| Virginia IL an eligible .ie. tlr Tie establish.
! h'nt 81 new political nrn spaper.
| WHIST newspapers, keep'ng Imee With III,
progress nj wealth, Trsmlntfon aud inielli
sencr, have multiplied IL surprising deerr,
III every other section OF thu Cuion, il is sin.
gnlar circumstance that III Richmond .itnnr.
where - mHrh tlrnt wealth aud polilicnl
zeal are concentrated, anl whose statesmen
are cnnliaailN appealed IL hy ihr Nhuir \
mrricah rontrderack Tor thr mosi tniigbien.
I'd aud orthodox views NJ national ,faI,N, but
one paper Shoeid be loand--to utter the Va
4 nous and conflicting opinions OF the old u.
well as tn r|w parties, Which the impending
/ crisis has calhd mic existence. II j. n sf nal
| compliment r. the Richmond Enquirer.
J that tins slatc ol ding, IS alone attributed TO
/ IL nrLnon lodged ability aud wide-sprcnd re
! lrlrilN Originating At Il rrriud Mheurcrrni
events hai clearly defined the otqt5siue ,irns
| al the ni4 rhrties attaching il sell " th nrdur
! 10 the triumphant Democracy enriched hv
! the contributions oi the ahest stat,smcn u:
The c'anlr>, mud supported bv the lnrtrfntian
! biz zcal and di.rlnlinrd talents of lie Glitter.
that rap..r fought Il cnrlq ,yn> la ,np,,l.,. IA,
/ Ior. and has since sust,inrd IL rrnuJ ,r..
enucnrr without Il rival ana pitb,,ut dr..
trust Gonrurriap in deviation Ia III. ar.,t
| doctrines Which the Enquirer has ~ long nnd
81 faithfully supportcd, ndmrlng lis ,tcadY
alta hmrnt and grateful for t,4cryicr. n, Ia.
! Republican Partv.I ha,,s neither the vnriIy
IL expect nor the incratitudr to dairc h
the establishment of nnothrr npntr.auy dimi-
mutton of rs popnlari,v nr natron,pc ~ ilh tic
bnbli. II il due 10 n,ys.t 10 declare. thai
my present design WIS conceived 4lriihe, IN
hostility 10 the principles Of the Enenirrr.
nor To- itself II lAitr%N II rrty1tleruh,e tro
portion ot the Drmoclacv OF this ard other
sfatcS, ha,r suddenly found thrmsrlvr. IT i.
sue with the En,;ur.r on the prominent mn.
tinnnl topic of the 1AN that a,i.,arenf djsroion
| is IL hc nsriibrd rathcr II difference ot onin.
ion W. tethc means ,t prrprinniinpfhctr n
vi the rsrtv aud fnc harmony aud intce-,ity of
thr Grion than Ia any abandonment of
prift iple nn either SIDE Whilst that paper
sspp"rl, NJ Crawford on republican g6uIds.
other, have ,uy,purtcd Nj adam on similar
atd if We a,knosltdrc he course of the En-
gnirrt 10 halc hren dictated hv nn honorable.
conviction 0 ndhercuccto nrincinlr, we elnrm
Toy the democratic fri, nds ot nr. A,lnma, the
same liberal construction II motive Attempts
nave been made 10 identify thc friends oi Mr.
Adams With the old federal party; aud cat
ierInG examples may he cited To support The
as'ertIoo aud 10 eiV" II an air of plauSihlily
But II Nlf. Adam i supported in thu north -
! h"N'rs Walsh aud king, Mr. Crawford is sup
ported IN virginia by the most active federal
l"aders, and il certainly II NO unreasonable