The Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1822-1829, 1824-11-23

.4noiter Presidential Carieature.

.7HofhcT BTfSideHftal CdfcHHfe.
The laughing Deity must hive taken us
into bis particular favor, for II Is but sll"It
time SINCE he favored IL with a subject for
laughter sufficient 10 cure the most conir
med melancholy the most "bduIate
attack OF the blue devils NJ allnde Ia In"
Presidential Foot Rtce III which Adams
takes the lead III the last round aud now
h. has put ~ in possrSslon, through One of
his prime ministers, JANIS AlKia, of Phi
ldd.lpha of another, which Is absolutely Il
belus of provocative. We recommend
it, nay, we prescribe il, in all cases Of me-
lapcholy produced by the pending Prtsi-
dentiol Election. 1t is a proof sheet Of ii
prlnte.tiliod-
Caucus Gus al fall VII, or II War
wnooP 10 SHUTTLE on The PEOPLE Par
Poost PRESIDENT"
In the back ground stands the presidents
bousr, on the right of which fHcis Sams
Treasury pap house" with It's "dmnlgnnld
ton tool department." In front of the pre-
sdcnrs house General Jackson is standing
in fun uniform, With his right hand resting
on the hit of his sword lie IS calmly
looking on the Gems thst are growing and
barking at him. On his sword this motto
is engraved; "pENI yIpI Wei" The like
representation in full lrngth Of the General.
At the door of ''he treasury pup house"
over which we discern this sign, "pappooSe
mentby WI. { " Mr.. CrawluId is standing,
with Il bowl, un the side of which is the
word dotiWs by his side a beautiful female
is sitting, with a pdppoost in her Tap, dashed
npou a board IN the aboriginal style. Mr.
T.. is offering the contents ot the bo" 10 the
female, saying, There's a bowl full Of
sOhd pdppoose meat That's a good gifl ,
/ better marry our triii hldtfnS hGB far Ign
ers. good or bad" The gill feeds the child .
It cries oh stun our mouth, YOU brat
Treasury pap is better than rum says the
| SIrl, rs an Indian presents bottle saying,
rum tor de baby" We now cume to the
area ol thu picture, Which Is occupied 10y
, one al least OF every grade of thr dog kud,
with the name of the most prominent
newspapers inscribed on their coHars, ali
barking at the General. The Salem Gazett"
is Il real grey hound, the National Gazette
n bull dog, labelled " British influence -
the pltisburg Statesman a shaggy wolf dog
i" let the pnloiniug Of letters br sounded
through the clarion of i'll fame, and Ice
hiowuby Wdiier Lorric--la, on Mac Duff"
This dof has laid hls paw ON the Philadci
phia Gazette, slcrk half hound animal
| nv attHWSUu IsHVHiIfF. a lNh niAbutN
pointer, has scented I" Old hick0tu,n md IS
, pointing ont the game tnr his master Ia
. shout at. The Richmond WmS, a nlsGglrl
y spaniel, with curly headed congo ou ms
/ back, swinging hand of" oldfjjnny." ex
ralming, Mas Andra carry say dis eah
:. Je" dog ipcintiug IL the National Advocate
:. blongst 10 9'uHiS, bark loud, some body
- tlrf way GO paper aud show um one ghose,
wife like Gay, dat make um feard. Name
: ~ -; no body gVine fcad NOW for Craw-
ford ghoss. Look upon dat sleepy dog
J, Jumhecs ia ride um, can't bark no mn for
l., rawirrl," The National Advocate, ii
, Large, black, shaggy haired mastllr with a
. white TutiSinn tWbaa, bow vows most
!. Justify. The AIbauy Argus, II long nosed
J, blood hound ofthe SGnfu riuHs breed, seems
as lurions rs If the Tcnncssrran was takin.
, his baHctmiH frum him The Boston Ga
. 1etlr Il mongrcl NV Foundland cui, with
# li~h's tail, large aud rlanp stern, with IA
Cud fish on each side of his runp,H her.ol
- is written CARE Con-" seems TO dispute
i tl~ field with energy.
We next have the Democratic Press. =
r cronching, yrlping, whio'ng, snarIing, hec'
- biting sutt of an animal, with his tail he
tween his legs, ridden by Skeleton, hold
q ing in his hand u oh, uu which is written
. :, g" immortal memory-Rcv. Jas, QuigIey
hasrIy acrhred-conscirnc avaunt -
The old brass buttau'd coat of the skeleton
:, is thrown into confusion by the exertious al
| the spi,i(, in lashiuS with 4 cato niuc-tail.
. the poor cur, who crouchcs under every
I strekr. On one side OF his rump is inscri
bed thr word Stamohin ; on his tail Poke
:, Berry Tteig has cars hare been ca %, and
n he is suatlue NJ the General over the bach
of the Nuiiord C0nreniion. The Hartford
= Convention is a HYDRA hcaded SlW there
: are five heads, aud though of the canine
I forn,, they have the tongues of serpents.-
r The collars on their necks bear the names
of Cabot, Lyman, Otis, Grswold aud Wal
:" do, and the tail hears this Inscription, sport
h Of dHfoctton.' From the shuts back there
: is an cradiatiou Of " biuc tgh!s,'
b AT little distance in front Of this group
+ ofanimals, Il sleek. crrrphug, long nosed,
} narrow card, greyish, half hound, half cur
5 sort of Il dog is sren, With an incubus
5 perched upon his back d; his long narrow
: ears hang down, his tongue Tolls half way
| out of his mouth, and his tad drags the
5 ground. His collar bears this inscription
stu Il cric" Sitep, sleep on, SENTINEL.
The National intrilscnccr, a spotted poin
ter, Is squatting near the General, barking
5 AT him occasionally. The color of this dog
! is curious enough there are representa-
: tions of 5cdipS, seatPing Knives, tomdhawks,
! Sc. SC. all over him. There are various
other dogs. but of less note, such az the
, Trenton True American, Nashville Wing,
Raleigh Register and several Penusy lyana
puppies, of the domestic or house dog
necd. The las' we shall notice is large
drab cQlored maslh, that has turned his
back upon the General, apparently as II he
had received kick bis collar is insert