The Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1822-1829, 1824-03-16

.i..i,ai. scanning the various characters
.zr,,,ilpd ii be tii,ue with due respect. IL
fan,r.,lss Ito use homrly phrasel the
,,b.at f,,n thr chat, the good from fhe
ID the deserving Il ON the uadcsersng. #
,n.ns a field for those that have deserved
well ofthoir country, 10 aspire 10 higher
ponors, aud Ia reap the Just reward for
,,,ir faiihfldn, = 10 times past. | am one
,fth1se, MIR. Editor, tn come more 10 the
int. that believe JOHN QUINCY AID
ANS the most fiji person To- NIL tho Pfc.i-
d.ntid chair, Hhcn II becomes vacant, to
any ofhl5 competitors.
HrosIrbt up, Is ii were, almost from IN
f,nry in puD lc life, he hats had Il ,. eater
onnnrttnty of observing the WAYS and
manners uf the world than any one of
,bn,r vino stand as candidates for this high
lice. His rcsi1cncc.in E1rope h1s I,arti
.plfly fitted 10 him ascertain The views &
,.,,,ircts Of foreign nations, aud his dlseer-
$50 MI hrs often pointed out the designs
,,lIi,n,r " 10 would take undue advantage
ii us asa ration. In his character, we find
.,rry thing combined that is requisite fUi
HE rulfr of tste people. His deep and
,.ried talent has often been before the pub
A.. aud Sufficient guarantee OF the powers
ri his mind. The penetration and jadg
meat, mantle sted ndll his diplomatic State
papeIs, give sufficient indication that he
we'll knows how TO cope Win the Jealous
boa, or the aspiring Car and IN all the
communications endnatlng from tire de.
partmeni H. wuich ii is attached, that he
WlrIds the pen With Il force that carries
edntIctiolrto the mind, aud leaves his an
tagUnl1ls IN utter dlsmay. His hrn0r7s
and Independence have resulted III creating
hun cuemleS, but II is nothing but envy
taat makes them. They cannot but ad-
mrt his brilliant talents, yet they would
by some slanderons Inputation, rob hln
ii MS good name, aud tear from hiin his
>yru rarned rcpntation.. Hence, the iasi-
Aoo. attacks of Russell and Smyth, which,
;,.tcad of producing the effects intended,
yallrd back on their own heads, and left Mr.
ADAMS character in parer aud BRIGHTER
rplors than before.
II The opinion Of the great WASHING
TON and the reyered JEFF EKSON-It
tn. confidence of MADISON and MON
ROE. arr passports 10 public favor, and
ar, ,,,v demonstrations Of thc talents of Mr.
ADAMS, he possesses them in unlimited
confidence. In all public measures Mr.. A.
has bpep foremost in his attachment To the
general government, and of republican
measures his conduct has not been Naclll'
tn3 but prompt and useful, and hope and
trust, that thc perfect disntrrestedncss ma
infested by him may not go urc Aarded.
-...sa.s--
The names Of JEFFERsoN, MADISON and
MoNnoE aIe inc,s.aaiiy ascd 10y the Cau-
oU Coajurers, like the " pass pre- $40 - "t lac
.Iountc5ank7, but this Steighi vii not de
GIVE the people. Pass presto O. tasse
caarlatans viii not con nrr her .lrpls n
Eprtirs away. Thry have cen hehad
In caucus curtain, and ha'" seen he mls''-
Fable apparatus Of deception; md aiho
the great nerromanccr of the National Ia
tigencer waves his wand they VIII mol
h,Ilrvr tia, sc is "a majority "i RGl OF
nat the most unpopular can 'ldaiei", PIE 70,
hanged in tWiakiing 1T tIr aflo 81 the
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