The Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1822-1829, 1824-10-29
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= Since "intrr,l q i. liz. otJcr af th
day, land W. suppose VIZ ha.. as niue
4 right io " infer" and IL argue from onr 10
f.rrnces ~ The Bedford comni ter) ~. wi
beg leave In mfr from recently develop
ed fact that Mr.. Adams Is opposed Ia III
, Tariff. Ala Late cattle shnw and esblbl
/ iton in Connecticut, meeting of mahDoc
tnrers Mas held, aud resolutions passed u
support .ur. Ctdg, Is the most suitable mn
ior Their interests. Here il Mr.. Adams
siraus hold and here lis support vii b'
unanimous, except With few mdhiJdc
tarers, aud dlseontentrd dcnlaso 6nes-
What inference .iiall be dtaan from tins :
Is IL mol probable that IN Connecticut MS
sentiments are known To be decidedly a.
verse 10 tie Ta,n ? Such To US would
seem u legitimate inference.
-GzD-
o." The following article was written,
aud Offered for qualifications, before The
Withdrawal Of Mr.. Galhtin's name was
announced We have seen II letter from
below, however, which seems 10 think this
a mere trick To deceive the people, and we
! have, therefore, at thetrcqaest of the au-
thor, published the article, as originally
. written. There arc some things in If, I'M
connected with Mr. GdlaIin, and relating
exclusively 10 Mr.. Cran ford, which will
attract tlir attention " the troublesome
home Lnths, nhch cannot bnt induce the
people of Virginia 10 pause before they
give t'.pir suil'ages To the Cancus Ticket.
ron rnE vIRGINIAS.
JigiaiGn5 and Political BrethreH-A
fellow ethan, who loves his country, and
exercises =. auyious soliritu2c fnr its wei
Etfe, brseechcs you Ia hook we'll In the cri
SIS That j. at hand. You VIII be called upon
next Monday, ta determine by your suiira-
srs Nho shah bcrxatrd 10 the first rank in
the FIRST Of counties first in The glory
of lis name, and in the happiae,s Of its pco
pie. fon rW obey the summons else
ilre spirit Of patriotsm that distinguished
you in former d1ys is no longer amongst
u3. March 10 the polls AZ frremeh, and
proclaim the sovereignty that belongs 10
people who iuhahit land Of liberty
Proclaim that you will be shacl>led hy no
laws but of your oWn creation iinrl your
Defiance against the unholy n'patloos of
the self created dietators, who are cndcav
orinS tn caucus yum ont uf your rights /;
and vote as frcemcn. Pit dnwn The cahIl
that Is str.,ns Ia govern Your land by dc
tating to YOU meek obedience TO the laws
Whlch ambition and odlods Gi1st0arcry are
cndea, orinS 10 create ont of the neibrions
custnn Of the .(etD debating 10 the monty
De these things, fellow cllihrns, aud tho
humble individual who addfes-r- you nlli
io, fully hrholl our p'riia annIhlatrd, and
VIII hrl the Roman independence Of thG
Ancient Dominion maintained TIE last
splinter of the list plank Of Tie wrecked
ship of our Independence Will s0nh be
suatchrd from Our grasp, il We are ready 10
submit In the abuses that the caucus pariy
are willing TO innlct upon the free people
Of this UNION. One of your states is
already made the DISTINGUISHED vsssal of
this party. Frown upna these usurpMions
aud the power "f your will cannot iail 10 be
ms Irresistible as tho tide that rolls Ga The
ocean. Oar gam too will be infinitely more
than the destruction that we viii behold in
the caucus moaster that rndangers our Ii
berries. lun viii be performing the holy
work nf opposing an almost systematic
opposltionst 10 oar republican, adnflfistra
tions, and clrvatng To the first Office within
your gift, the abcst and most faithful
champion of your rlghts-lte stainchest
opposrr Of her wrongs. In opposing the
"lcrti"n of William IL. Crawford to the
Presidency of the United States, your Vol
ccs will BIZ heard against that man who APP
plaudrd the wisdom ui the administration
that crc.ued the Alien and Sedition laws,
aud who was afterwards found IN the Gr,le
raj aud malconteut pha!anx, promoting
bad, aud opposing sdlutary and necessary
mcasurcs. You Will be opposing that mar
who, in the Congress Of lhe United States,
was the scalots champion for renewing the
charter of the old United States Bank, in
violation of the constitution Of his cOun
try, and contrary IL e,efy law of wise po-
hey, when almost tire whole of its stock
was owned by Foreigners, making II IA for
midabe and alarming engine of foreign
Influence. You viii he opposing that mau
who during the late war paid his homage Ia
foreiSupowcrs, hyllnculcaiiag nonreSI,Iancc
I" aggression. There was q tine when our
ltitl3tns were murdered or tire high seas
There WI. t'mc Hhen the British King
had commanded his cruzers to impress \
merican citizens into captivity There WAS
a Il ne when the British " urarrs in coun-
cll, and the French DEGREES were ti;rea
trniag Ia sweep the American commerce
ard shipping from the ocrco When this
rrlsls came We were u1prcparcd for war.
The enlightened policy aud foresight oi
Mr.. Jefferson struck upon tho emnarSo
aud he recommended its adoption. Mr.
Craw ford opposed this measure Of nrces
sary defence 4 protection and was found
united in this opposition 10 II small mno
rity of frdcraIists, of the Hartford Conven-
tim stamp, with Timothy Pickering al
their head When the VA measure wa,
asiIated-whcu the cup Of rorbrarancc had
been exhausted by foreign aggression and
insult, Mr.. Crawford WAS still in the rank
Of the opposition, clossinS the wheels %
government, and throwing difficulties in II,