The Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1822-1829, 1825-08-11


t Mr.. Cra"fbrd's, on the contrary, were ge-
seraliy in his favor. HisAn os0a, he vas
tae second choice OF the : Richmond Ia
eu.rer,n lbe beau ideal of Editorial nenetra-
toni aid il is brltese thai he was the Sc
cand eilsiee al the Virginia Legislature.
and Of the Electors appointed by that Lee
| sislature This sentiment, il is presntned.
sas general among the friends OF Mr..
Cras ford, who employed every means 10
! deiracl from the reputation Of Gen. Jack
SIN which their luminosity could suSgcst.--
The Editor ofthe EnqniFrr. foremost in
+ the Opposition to Gen. Jackson, when his
strength began to manifest ITSELF hut nnw,
+ By some sing 'rlar prnrrss, whereNith, VIZ
are unacq'aiotrd, converted into his most
excellent friend, compiled several Essays
from Reids Biography, 10 injars = oe-
RAILS election; for, strange to. say, MS To- F.
unlike that Of .Hidas. converted gold into
base ore. What hadbeen written in favor
] of Gen. Jackson by his blosraphcr, was
quoted to destroy hi'n. The vety same
sentences were employed by Maj Reid To
exalt him into a patriot and friend to tho
Institutions OF his country, which Mr.. Hit
chic used To prove him mere hero, disre-
gardful of the constitution, seouter of i'm.
structions, and a needless trampier upon
right and justice Even one Number
Of" .Ngernon Sidney" lfrom the pen of a
writer who has Of late figured in the co.
lumns of,hc Enquirer, written soon after,he
conclusion .ftnc Seminole var; was raked
iasIn - sleep Of SIX Or eight years, 10 eff
'rsf tAe i.arp"sr Of - original Intentions.
- aiTr pru lactsonia fle eyes IL re.
leeeas CON r7oitt Ife Mr. Clay's pen
md 'iftIed ne epi.lfet Of gf,lNarg ChitS.
tar" IS GHch mlsrta resented AZ II has
tpsa ab8s.d lhc c3i1aas # nearly every
press 5pp6spd tu Tie Gc3eral. bad teeued
nife iBp sery 3 ,user aaIen Mr. Clay iu-
tended 70 1rpr"eote wh-n n Urged the
pfopfiety OF encckins ~ first dswn.ngs
Of an attempt" tn make ours military
government aud to guard asainst thus early
planting the seeds of lis decay and dissolu-
ton.
tWhsti. the object of This ye,;n.,csnc,q,, .
we NAV hr asl,rd, II ia Ia shov ,he "a,
encr of events unon o,;o;,,. ,J ,b..
To prove that the cl ,,nar r,;sod ,r,;o., M
Claw for hi, yote ON IN. peea;l.n,;aI ,,o.
ton is more the effect of nartiGc.,i,, ron
sennent mn, d..f.,t tn, b.l;..r =.
Justice. MIR. Elav did no yora ira, f,ilav
in the very oath which md bean married.
out to him nv the friend. of Mr. Cr,,vc,rl
he did no more than VIA, ,Ia rr;e,d, -
Gen. Jaekson know n. ,va,Ii do h.o,,,s.
they were aware that ,fa ,;.,.r,I loy,;,
polite Il consideration, entirety out of IN.
question. had n, cl,in on,n his .,nno.,
Hn,y h ,onc,, II H., ~, o., ,,,.
and Cr,,,5,,r, pras.es s,d,.,l,.
greed II lay A. their r.,r,,,... d;s,..,
and beco ne m. ,ba...s &c ~ Cln,
Are they, like the ooponents 81 Sir Ros.
Walpole, long agitsted bv a;cti,, -.
est5, beginning To form tbemsel,.
body for the purpos ofaceo,nnlish;oc N.
Adans'5 overthrow 3? VIII the 4liIit,rv
q Ii,a aud his former enemy me.t mo,
hat way grau1d and s,crifcs th.;r ..o;',,.
slty on the altar Of personal rov.nc. a.,.,;,...
an object of comma. di.lil,. ASH.
eendered by their d.f.t an, t,i, ,.;,,,,,,,,.
viii their fricods follow their exam,Ie .
VIII the aarr1vcst blgots !, no,i,ica and
tae most ro naatic ffee.tbiak.r 10. ,,t
fre-mept upon this n3rros. rror,d ~
cn,uutfab +l 4 r,, :
ass,og him through his friend, , Tnsy