The Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1822-1829, 1824-01-09
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than in = provincial town.
His own Judgment aud The advice Of n few
friends have recommended the Metropolis OF
Virginia is an eligible site, Tor the establish
ment OF a new political newspaper.
Whist newspapers keeping pace with the
progress ot wealth, population ani ,nteili-
Rrnce, have naltlpIled 10 ii surprising degree
in every other section OF the Onion, it is a sin.
tiar circumstance that in Richmond alone
where So much talent, wealth and pnIitical
7ea are concentrated, aud whose statesmen
are cohtinlally appealed IL by the whole \
mrricdn contrderacy, Tor the most cnlightcn-
cd an | oftholoS NicN7 ot aatipual policy, but
one paper should be,Ionnd-lo utter The va
RIO Is aud conflicting opinions of the Old Is
we'll as the new parties, which The impending
crisis has called into existence. II is signal
compliment to the - BGhmond Enquirer"
tat this Stale Of things Is alone attributed to
is acknowledged ability aud wide spread &C.
i.hrity. 0ri sipatin5 at period when recent
events had clearly defined the opposing views
AT the old parties attaching Itself with ardor
10 thc triumphant Democracy enriched by
me contributions of the ablest statesmen OF
the country. and supported hy the indetatiga,
bile zeal aal disciplined talents Of its editors,
that paper ought lis early way to popular Ia
var and has since sustained its proud pre-
etnInence without rival and without dis
trlst ConcurrinS in devotion To the great
doctriacs " Inch The Enquirer has ST. lui2 and
a, faithfully Supported admiring lis steady +
s,,a,bment and grateful for it services to the
E.nahlican Party, have neither the vanity |
,,exnect nor the iueraiilnle 20 desire. bv /.
The establih mEnt 81 another paper, any dImi- /
mutton OF is popularity or patronage with the |
p,hli2 las due - my self to declare, that |
nav, nr.,ratac,ign MAS conceived neither ia |
hostility 10 the princtlde, OF lie Enquirer,
nor 10 l,scll II latterly, IA considerable pro-
n,rtion oil tie Democracy ol this and other
:, ,t.. nave suddenly found the In.cIyr, at is
s,. with the Ena4irer on tue prominent ma
,innal toplc OF tue day, l,Ial apparent di,uniun
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IL .-,,t, ma. 4 federal Marty . and srpl-
- ', - ,,s,,. H.. ,iirI to .unnort the
- -, a,,.i 10 10 il M, arr of ,InusibiliIv
ny \Ia,n. !, supported in the north i,
Me. rs U.,I.h ana, King. Atr Crawford i, ,un /
,,n.t,I in X.r',,,i,. hv IN. most active federal
teaJ, and i certaialy is no unreasonable
anofng> Tor In, advocate, oil the former in
ms ,t,tc. fbal IN an. IMPENDING contest. thew
fnd nearly the uhnle ultra federal strength
crr,led ,gail,l tnem.
Bsli.yiag that the apathy OF virginia and
North Carolina mad ren tered the prospects, of
Mr.. Macon in succeeaing<so the presidency
hopeless, tar " hou, only, al ali the persons
uamed, those states could have given AN no
nest vote, nav early, is the editor Of
newspaper, expressed preference for Mr.. A.
dam, as n choice Of frifs as uniting great
mas, Of Qualifications. and AS more likely Ia
harmonic, the sectional feelings OF the North
and South Il tbi, course, rs the result Of
sincere convicryon, aud to II, old incoHsi>tcu-
Sy shall continue To adhere II, however,
tie support OF Mr.. Adams in the Wing, be a