The Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1822-1829, 1825-04-18

.a.sre : Mr. Clay stated asa runor
/ J., he bal heard rs rhnn"r and Mr.
= 80, without denying iis tf..h-indeed.
he..fsg 81 IA az, calls IN Ar. Clay for
TIA When Mr.. Giay demonstrates,
spg,esiihef Mr. Eai1n's conduct towards
M, ~, mr. the riecan z;anees af the ease,
f's.ts5Izrd saeh cal bnl al tie 81 PIE Time
- '.e.- that he IS " Hing, on Mr. E's bare
s...atina thai ne had not been the closet
ser 81 AIr kfeiner, t. retracl his asser-
1er-= nr comply with Ills demand
=. lfss.tfl 81 that IN etades and eln.,o-
What then; Is ihe reasonable mfr
Is II rot that Mr.. Eaton ieas that
l.,..fs That he vas thr main spring.of
.Isi The director # NJ kr.mar
-. .. f4eio author of the ellafge AK inst
!, Clay Of corruption aud ia;sigae? Does
nd demonstrate, Still farther, thai he vas
,,.aa.rll IN thrust MIR. krenef's aye and
,,.,g,6eance into thr farr.g oond tn shed
fm,plf from the personal hazard which his
mss misconduct TO USE no liaf,her term
I'D prnsnked Does IL not demonstrate,
AR hfiher. that Mr.. Clay is innocent of
-. .barge That he Is s. sans ptir q
.e,e reor9ehe % and that his enemies have
Lon a ground wldchtney canuol sustain,
IA from which they will eventually BE-
ta5rd by public Indication 7
One word more. What lid MI. Eaton
pronlse himself ~ the publication ot this
Jurisprudence We are NJ loss Ia di-
| ,le II only proves that the ehargr haade
By Mr. Clay is corrscl--1hat Atf. 4. did
,t.- the friend and adviser of Mr.; kfemer,
al ,hat he is ihe Sponsor of Mr.. krtner's
sarges. Tais fealarr he may wear IN his
rap We venture to say, upensled. II he
expected 10 gain literary triumph, or IL
NV Mr.. Ga, iato concessions, the cores
,androce will show thai he failed III both.
Perhaps, however, hls vanity led him 10
mach an extraordinary degree of excel
ace to his studied episiles " hieh disnter.
,.t,d readers cannot discover. 1t is a re =.
mark Of Comper, that
espne but an author knows an authors cares
aurfancy' stondness Tor tue child she bcaGa :
And if ,bi, be the case with Mr.. Eaton, we
congratulate him upon the possesslon of
l,mper winch can convert tine very deIof
n;tips Of has olsn bsntling into prominent
beauties. As the Spanlafds say, may he
ike thousand years II ENJOY The gratli
cation il may afford him.
CORR PTION OF MIR. CLAY. g.
We arr wearied with the charge of
seoYApii0n : corruption. !" which ooutin-
urs to issa our ears from day 10 day
NpcalI for epidenes. la this cJuntry no
man can he Condemned uui.eard much
tss, WIEN, instead Of evidence heif& addn
eA against him, every circutn,tance pro
eqns him innocent, aud hrands his aeeu
sers y i1h error What single fact Of cor
rrtiof has been pfored asaInst Ar. Clay
Ii VI are answered that IL IL difficult to
prOle a charge oi This nature, we then ask
what act Of corruption has b..eo charged
aga Isl him Is ii difficult, to- tn specify
year rhargr? Then, AXE Mr.. Clay's Whole
eareer--si his public condnct from iufan
cy 10 manhood from manho11 IN old
age-fos u pprlod, When he entered, a
rrayless orpnan. On the stase ot life, self
Ia,ed aud self .D,erned- n4geAt and
i7rp5less--ilnili nov, trace bIm through
Aus gfadAtlons,. from poverty wealth
from obscnrty IA rank Il ON drndgrry
h Fatrr md sly, when did .he bttray hls t
integrity for aims, ~ bend to lhp great far F
anreqdt,d protection When did h., play
rhe .sycophan, t. ratcf The suilts Of the
powerful, or turn upon ifis heel tn asrlt
their .rswusf Has he built "a tepatatian
nppT iiis runs afotiier men /. Has he fsen
n ads ancement over tn necks oi iudni F
dpls whom his intrigue or ambition has F
assisted To PROSTATE? lis he associated
lis fortunes With he popular idei Of the
| day, aud obtained Advancement by thai
association ? Has.e pinned iIls faith &
aaer mems skirts and bttn carried aloit
By tifif influence las he sti2ts,l on po
PiI questions, aud ia!lgn ad> anlage al the
eIpr,eseencn of IA heated multitude work d
IN by his rloquence, to " ride IN The whlf
nid3 Has b. iradncrd others In mike
himself appear more Pate:: -. lie. has
done none of these things. lie has simply
fafrlsed the tight 81 al \ nefIeAa citizen
hdfel1rlng his preference Ia favor OF one
Individual. tn the exclusion nj another, Tor
fir ruler Of these states aui therefore II i
Tat the hue aud cry is raised against him,
oicnrgption and reaehefy. TINS cry will
b. kept up. de.oid III foundation Is II is, so
lug rs tho ,alers ot tar party, who have
obleined rank without :nlaencs-, AID stan
ing without talents, shall give their fol
bnels srent To trail upon But retire
nrnl and ohsenrity.ihe righteous verdict
@iast' speedily awaits them all. Tn
tl'litahie az tteg have beeh "" viii VII
esIy wife upon their tombs. Reqaieseam
apaoet
-...e gs...-
o. We learn. verbally. that Nessrs.
a4id and f'ra,ey are elected from Henry
fgaiy 10 the House of Dels sates-aad T
aat Mr.. tlaIhoufne beat Gen. Leltnich
aboui lG votps.
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