The Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1822-1829, 1824-08-24

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tel States oanh nui ie' us examine me
grounds 81 iili' ia'i'e caa'%e against VIZ.
Adams lie WAS absent rom 'il' country
dWlnS n'afiy all 81 MS iat''' ao'h'eis'Ia
non, aai soon attef MS return nome was
appointed senator 'r"''i VI 'ssaeh"sel'5-
~ Hal station ne N"l"a WIN great mae
pcndeace hs an N'h'rIcah' ana not as par
" man The IT," woes "hich were ma
glncd party votes, he proved IN his answer
IL Smythe 10 nave Dnrii b"tiotn'u on con
s!itntioaa grounds. Bal IN b07 he gave
mortal offence To the IederAIiois, and vas
denounced Tor voting Tor the Embargo, aud
hence II was Imagined he had thong t en-
tircly with that party. Now lei us look al
the circumstances under which this vote
WAS given. and see whether it WAS not in
spired by that upright indepenaent Ameri
can spirit, which has characterized Mr. A
dams in every stage of his career. The
drath of Mr.. Fox. and the fall of the whie
alninistralion of Auckland and Holland,
had brought the tn,its iato power in the
ministry ufPercival aud Castlercash, and
Tins DESTROYED all hope of Recommendation
The order, in council were Violating our
NEUTRAL rights hy the daily capture of our
sh,ps-onr scanien were impressed by
hundreds, and our llas insulted as Il piece
Of stylprd bunlils" on every seattle
Chcsapeak, Fl gate fired into, her men muir
dcred, aud she herself taken possession ot
without resistance ia our waters, aud all
PREPARATION refused for ihrse insults aud
INJURIES " hen Congress assembled in Dec.
1907. Mr.. Jefferson, who had not yielded
10 the cry of the nation fog wa, recon
mended an embargo 10 secure oor 90 n
MERGE from aggrf sson, and to obtain JUS
ticc if possible without an appeal to AIMS
Mr.. Adams, feeling like an American, and
wi.hins 10 see the national honn vindIca-
It'd, declared it was time for something 10
be- danr, aud that as the Executive oa hi
high responsibility recommended this mra
sure as the first belScrenI step, he would
support it. This WAS the head and
hJat OF his n'iendlng. Pr this he was
t'nsnrc3 by iar majority oil his state
legislature, and Immediately resigned his
Place IN order to eaaIle them Ia select
Js'er interpreter of Their Nlens. No"
compare tbs conduit with that oil Mt.
Crawford, who voted against that measure
contrary To the wishes al tils constituents,
and who Yet continued u hala MS once,
ana say Ms nat Mr. Adams contact al
tasl as Iistitiahe ~ his
AS l" MS btlug n man ri reservoir man
mrs. We "an'd observe, 'l'' III MS s'''''n
II ne we're very communicative, he must
"',"n .i7''"se I" g'ss'PP'hf p'.H'"'Pf''f'7
"hal NE ou9ht not To comm ''ne''', 81 t'se
CIV Tue t'of' !Pocf'''''h" i't''','a ~ ~"
great zeal NlltH Ia Wda actually Itllh%