The Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1822-1829, 1824-01-20


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8oae Gl ne s9ei.r.' me a"th''' 'hr Ia
ID he, AM tf' fia"- l5l' l'al''n' s"tlief'
mo lhrce refused !" b. sIiara " ! the
y oi 1nt general, WIN nji'h II pleased
lie honarehio frEh'n'fa'e MN, us wei Ia
,mnaie M us ~" #1',Iahii--i Tue h'ad'
Winch WAS decorated Ntlh ne 'iFlc crowns
n Tue oh'' ''' NJ i'Nea pa ~" ~ nm
An enraptn"h people hIrd WIN lh'
Ig ihd.Iis'' III .nr P'''a' P'' ''''9 WI
III = sword, AK ~ converted as no" 81
Im oily aud atdtrioI-iy s"int pretend III
10 pages III s.fere history, INTO TIE hioa-
II dagger oi Tie man destroy ",2 -rshe' =,
vi thcSe patriotic hymns be changed
No" the hitter stfcams "i i,"H,fai songs )
abd viii the serene forehead oi 'lrthoas
man, Nho deserved III hIs tlng and country
nc tile of their best servant, be tiaddced
Let, sir his destiny be whatever heaven
pay pieasf-ht II ''' snch that ht may
araw upon Ills d"'"tri head all the uhbf-
ed pas'ions OF pernlcl"ns p"licr-of
klo"a-lhr''y vengeance, and "t III" lhsa-
thhie hbFrh ~ lunallcIS.n YET never shall
fT '"'"'s al hhSa De converted Int"
yefh""'' au'' n'Ne' VII ne %"rfhmtnt al
II f'''c ne "l'' l" WASH away tir stan'
Nneh sha'' brewer cover II, should fhey
FaoN ''"''"' "'''i. t.' rf"tn aHiaS
;" ;" '",' "'l' III "h'cn NJ
hnS' u''' ~ ''.' N''s' u'hs
IN III MN w - ~ " ~ 's''.'"r ~ war
Tall sdtI'he' y. '''''''''' t'''a,"s pas
pms when u l."' ''P''>s''' WI n''' 't''
inmate III sn'N'"s - -
6ynt, ne fS'''''''e "''"'' VI an 'A'o''''s
Gndsues'
Ihr pen 81 Tue ''l"n h'""' n"' a''us-
Emed 10 nrlt" upon thI matters u, s'''F'
meales upon paper me srnH.h'IlS
hch animate ms h"s"'n IN FAVOR ct
bothcr without tearing |" displrase Mi
ster, " HON ne cannot look upon IN any
Wher hight III an aS man "l sense, an ca
Ehtencd philosopher, AMI profound VII
IN. Were h', '"tN"r, allowed III adNo-
Gazing cause ~ Nblrll ne ~ 50 much
L lterrNtfd IL l'lr'oi'E' IL NIX SOM pnt'i-
~ cohs4u'iH'''''' i''N H'atlS '''''b W. bbt
pesenl II III" sui"Itni understanding at
nc sdgaclpui Minister. r"lcui tel 10 pre-
xl apnl hln IL exert al III. laillence IN
tlr cthmrt Of his Nust thu~tian Majesty,
/ q, save the French government ifnn such
/ erroneous disgrace, and IL acqmr" /" hifn-
III Ii the glory of an action rs just as ii is
h. nluc.
WHAT gre ter puni,hin"nt -What more
suel Snll,linG' can hr inflicted un Rrgo,
flln the spirit d. ,tiuN iu1 reflections hich
inusl now agitatr hli bpsunn, At seeing the
L sonduct of those yer. men upon whose
Nlrtucs, experience, knomtrder and poll
I cal foresight, he had founded the hopes at
T seeins the throne III h- hing established
I nd respected, aud thu prosperity III all his
Fellow cljizras secured and prnn"ted.-
/ Lana how hale his companions IN arms.
N,h o, Oh so many occasions, mixed the 81
Erred n,mcs ~ rel Ilon, country. liberty,
y ad Siu.. with Ia own cclrhrarrd onr, h"
we'd How have they defended tif | may
be allowed the eXprrs>ian) the work of
RicIn2 Then what greater punishment
WHAT mere cruel sui, riugs--W Where then,
4 eyisfrnce of i,iego rs terrible, ?
Il Bat II ss many ponrtful reasons should
not he sufficient To move Your cxccllrncy
T. the PtIf" nance Of the action Of saving
AJAgo an action rs npbl. ~ il is glurotl,
IL tle bitter tear, of his distracted, .xrled,
4heH sankrn wife. fading away in the low
IT, of her aye With a con-ainpti,r disease,