The Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1822-1829, 1823-11-28

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reward. lis rrrriin. u l'srzse h9.e hrrn
always anfrmilapg, aod - Is baped t'iai
they Niil nv sr entirrig unstccessiul..-
7'he pnres sei.clrd arr ho'h esorli'at,
3artirpls4y " TIE .sioCpis IN, The .hiid :"
and We ventprr iu aseii HAT shc aies,nec
e1gu5l be othernis Than pleased.
~ssae...
~ CONGRESS- and the LEGfSLA-
TURE Or VIRGINIA holh me"t on
elnnday mkt A variety 81 Interesting
.cpies uill lac agitaird "a both bodies, aud
Nc heg lave Ia make assnFspce IL nar
geadcr- in The outset. THAT NE shall .srs' co
pious detab, of iheir iroceea,os,; aild
that thr conpiaint eh,eb existed an this
srorp tst winirr, shall he hushcd. We
have already expressed on determination,
~ which W. snail risi1ls adhere, In disc IN
tiabe the rclieinns eentroTcrsy which hrs
latierly occupi~d ~ much ~ oar r'p,q,
and mol Ia permit onr r-spect FOR authors
III Induce us IN d.sres ri the public wish,
and sacrifice our own Interest.
Thu hrsi thhg which vii oecupy the at
tcntan Af the ilousr of Representatives,
will he tlis selection of Speaker, an of
fee always " some intesesi bfif, from ey
ishne circumstances, nue of much lmpar-
lance. The presidential eicc lion has some
bearing an The subject Mr.. Clay, thr
farmtg Speaker, has hsrn ~ elected y
melnhre af the House Of representatives.,
aud hints have been already Thrown OIL
1--WE arr sure, from tarioas circumstances,
without foundnlion) thai he Is % oppose
Nj Barbour thu late Speaker, because the
latter gentleman j. III favor of Mr.. Criw-
ford. Another paper says TIM Nr. Taylnr
of New York, Who has once filfd the chair,
will asn be pal ia nomination. The friend
of Dewitt Clinton, if hls success should
bc deemed possible ; hat, At al events up
posed Ia Mr.. Crawford. Another sass
thai he celebrated lawyer, Mr.. Webster,
of NV HAMPSHIRE, is Ia bee started by the
fricnas Of Mr. Calhoun But the Phia.
delphi Franklin Gazette, one nf the firm
est aaherents Of Nh {, Indignantly denies
the report, aud aiiirns that neither Mr..
Calhoun himself, nor his friends, vii cnn
scnl 10 re,ale Ia any oillcr member or
supporter Of the runed lla11lorI Con
scntiun =" CaIl You tbs hacking your
friends - No freud III Mr. Adam, has
Vel been named; and. - Car as thu pyes-
drntld question is concerned NJ are glad
of II. We cordially honr, thtt. ~ the
congressional discussions, this uhect may
be eatirelg LOST sight Of We wish not Ia
see the election decided by the Influence Of
gccat nemrs but fairly. npoa the iairi sic
merits 81 The candidates Themselves: NJ
snonlA YEN r,grd The election u ouy faro
rite, If il wire SECURED or prunotcd hy
any othrr than Ca, aud hono able means.
judge every man By his own action, aud
by tins stand nd lei hin rise ur lil.
We may expect too, that our State Br-
glslature VII be- somewhat hgItated With
this contest, about the clpr of the session.
They, ioo, aging the example which will
bc given by TIN " most grave and reverend
seigniors' at Washington, will assemble
in uiS'riy conceive, To- dictate Ia their con
stitaents lpoar igne,aut souls y whom they
must, and whom they must not. support
for the presidency. Fac RICHMOND
PARTY, composed of Jantu, who are
thorou- h arlstocrdts, and their tonls, will
have every Thug renig em aad dried
for the uatuieaicd and untnRacatiui mem
hers of the Legislature; and they vii be
dragged, Or at least IN nttempt viii be-
made to drag them 10 acquics"c in mca.
s1res. Ia which they are decidedly oppos-
Ell. We hope that cNer.iole will be mad,
10 prevent this degradation Of our lrglsll-
i've hall, where the ability and eloqurnce
of Mason, Lee. an lines. Jrilrrson
"a Madison, and 4 host of worthless besides
have 81 often detected and blasted tn,
intrlsues of the peoples rnemns-0f am
bltioa- knafes, who leave no rNart untrrt
10 Obtain an cmiurnce over their fellow
citizens. OF snch men is the Richmont
JUNO maialy composed. They are IN,
Lords aud the Gods uf t1rir own idaiatr,
aud they DIES re IL b ONE lie ars il
the political hemisphere, Ia whpm thcn
equals IN virtue and talent are dnomcd t.
hrw; and, wondeti1s, exclailn, Great /,
Diaan Of Ephesus
Il vii be the DIT, of the friends of Mr.
Adams Ia the Legs ,tufr, and W. shtIl rn
ipfce !; apon thrm, Il a caucus shall noni
b;if crawford electors, Ia start an oppo-
Aa"P 'ifket, 10 orsa'ilGe the different com
Miiiets, aud 10 Use every ldadahle mean.
7" eos'tre success 10 THAT the Ancient
II ,minloa'--fhe land of Washington and
Hrnry--tnay be rescled from the sul,eil
Lance aud iictatioa Of a Knot of politicians
in Richmond, whose persnnal Inluence,
based ap1o wealth, AID supposed pre-
elninence in talents, has tho hong kept the
people undera YOKE. W. must fsht oar
antagonists with their own wcapols. &c,
upon fair trial. the people manifest their
satisfaction with the present state OF things,
aud bend passney Ia the degradation, be
II so. Oar duty done, rs sincerely as
we may itlnent, W. must bow 10 their de
cision. More spon.
Al thr late exhibition, under the direction
of the Agricultural Society at Sehohare, r.
y n woman presented three infant daughters