The Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1822-1829, 1824-10-22

much more necessary is'ii. = len there nre
fonr candidate, al PROGRESSING republican
priurtples I'm II u. i.ir,ej for a mo
ttitfit iial ii,is gte.f paicas against euasas
Would ha,e been fa,arh by The G@uds 81
NJ. Adans, " his iutcf.s, lad l,.seu suiii.
rieuil, strong In havr ensured itn TIE
recommendation INSTEAD nj Ma. CraaiOrt
II Is mi pretended thai the f.cUnlnenda'
iinn Of lie republican mefnl,eis al Con
grrss, md of tie republicans members oil
the Legislature af Virginia, u to create any
other Obligation, upnn the republican party,
than thai Nhu.ll srisrs franl u sineefe de-
SIRE Ia pfufuce sunarrt aud harmony n
mung its ~ -nbers, sHd prevent one oi the
greatest calamii.s that can bsial a country,
IL wit. an election of President by Con
gfc-s--1 hctcpublicans need only h. fc,nin-
d.d of the scenes produced lay the oonirst
sbeiweea Thomas JoIlerson aad Aaron
Burr.
Nearly the same rcssons which have
been presented IN ven IN favor nf William
II. Crawford, concur ia fasor ut the noml-
naiion al Albert Gallatin 10 The Office Of
Vice President.
lie vas most distinguished member of
iiie old republican phalanx, which IN 1873
aud 90, breasted nlr storm and ensured The
triumph of frpdblieanism. From lhat pc
Rod ~ The ptrseui, his "nIi'""t thirute
have been most assiduoti-ly employed IN
some of lhr highest stations in oar govern
in.ni, aud have reflected hondr on himscf
md un his adopted country. III has been
ablertcd HAT he - not native Of tie u.
Sfatts. II is true he was born ~ lie Re
public at GENEVA but hc came 10 tins
country wien hc MS ynilh, has mingled
III nur tolls, aud east his fortunes among us.
Would IL now be Objected la Montgomery,
II he were alive, thai he vas native OF
Ireland Or 10 Lafayette, that he ~
Frenrbman: In fact, Ne ne all nearly allied
~ Foreigners. aud surely IT ought not IN h"
objected IN man, hat he - foreigner by
blffh, when the constitution Of the United
States, that common bond Of oar union,
has made provision 10 his favor. hsz,ll"
election Ia The high Offices of President and
Vice President Is confined Ia those persons
only who we're citizens ut the time Of the /
adoption nf the federal Constitution, II Is /
almost efflsin that no other Instance ran
occur IN which person not native OF
tins county can he sell cted 10 either of
these high Offices
II rcmains, fellow citizens, To he ascer-
tanned, wheihprthc hiGh qualifications of
Nr. Cran ford and Mr.. Gaiailn, aided by
the recommendation of seventy republican
mrmhcrs al Congress composed 81 almost
ever, republican membrr from Virginia,
North Carolina aud Georgia, with many
members from other states , aud by The |
almost unanimous reeomm"S dation Of the ,
republican members or the Legislature of |
Virginia "a To have any weight with ,on; or |
yon are In apply 10 trdrrallsts h ascertain /
The republican, character of yaurcansldai"s,
Whether, in fine, you viii select William /
II Crawford, the uniform aud tried repnh
lici.n, or take 10 your bosom john sSmacy
Adams, who from the year I798, until about
the period af the cmharso IN 1907, enlisted
his srr,ices and tal nto on the SIDE OF TIA"
lrdcrnlists, aud after the battle was fought
mud won; and when there wns no prospect
deserted them, and priof, .sed a ,fiaaie5nft
to the republicans Mr.. Adams
may haze bcrn honest in his conversion,
bnt - Gll the bi.h olice President of the Il.
states, he ought not only In be pure, but