The Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1822-1829, 1825-09-05

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iiiil than any which we have seen from his
pan. We hope he has contrasied the intern
perance OF his own course with the dignifed j.
YET firm course of the National Executive
aud hns s.en the advantage resulting from Tie
latter II he shall have learnt thus mnch Wis
dom from experience, il will be something
gained nt which We shall rejoice, although we
cannot but regret the high price he has pnid
for his lesson, Ills career has been ohalae
terized l'y that
fauH,ns ambition hat ofefitnps tseir'
and il is not 10 be wondered at that il las
% fallen i'oiher side"
There Is one paragraph in Gov. rtoup'.
letter Of the 7th Of August which we hope Is
not correct and which, finding some d,thcul.
~ 10 believe, we shall consider as the effect
. of incorrect information COY. /. says
" Gen. Gaines has been guilty of the childish
iadiscretlon of threatening To Gu, OF the heads
or ears of the citizens of Georgia ho happen
TO offend hun Now, 10 say nothing Of the
loose manner III winch this sentence Is word
ed e heads or ears') we lave the character
ol Cen Games, always mild IN his depoH.
ment, and esash'c in hi, tenn per, To confront
it. We have, IL addition to his general char.
acter aud conduct tn course which hns iuvas
riably pursued N this very controversy, until
he was urged To severity by the most intern.
| perae and repeated assaults not only on the
| general government but on himself We
cannot believe TINT he has thus suddenly
chanSed his whole character, aud forfeited
The reputation for prudence aud sound dis
erection which his invariably correct conduct
has universally obtained for him. Our life
upon il, il lie ever made use ofau expression
which ingenuity or malice could distolt into
the meaning given 10 it by the iutormants of
Coy. Troup, il was accompanied by some
Qualifying remark. which totally changed it,
uatnre. Tie whole of the Governor letter
OF the 7lh Of August, which is not employed
in replying to Gen. Gaincss letter, is bottom
ed upon reports, Z" the correctness OF which
might be better estimated il we were certain
they did moi proceed flom the inveterale en-
emics of the General An reports" which
are not sub-tantated by names of men known
10 be free from the influence OF personal and
}
heat engcndercd, should be viewed with much
allowance.
We regret the less that we have not room
for the two very long letters OF Gov Iroup,
as they contain Cor the most part, matter Of
not much pih or moment Such parta as
are interesting or important To u correct un-
Outstanding of the controversy, will be found
in the following extracts
Extracts from his teller Of august 7.
Gen. Gainrs took umbrage at my re-
quest to permit the Commissioners on the
uHri Of the State Ia act in friendly concert
with him in making his insestIS atoms toi
the discovery of Truth why Ii" did 50
cannot conjecture. Til, however was
passed by without notice, AZ was his sub
segment refusal 10 admit them L. a partlcl-
patton of the Council, IN matters Involving
the interests of Georgia. His sretion IN
declaring before the council at Broken Ar
ROW, that II the cOugrtgAted world were
10 tnntradirl the Chief Yoholo, he would
not believe il, has been already noticed IN
the letter which had the honor 10 address
la You. II is upon the authority oi this
Chief, of iiambIy, represented to be one -
The most infamous on men and of the Agent
# indian affairs, that you have come tn
tue conclusion to return the treaty 10 Con
gress for rcsison, IT having been procured
10y intrigue aud treach"ry.
Co. Cannes is reported In me to have
said IN the presence of one oil the Commls-
mi-sioucrs on III" part of the State that II
.4serly three states Out 0t twenty -ionr
we're 10 pronounce tie agent guilty he
would not believe them.
1" IL maintaining correspondence with
the government of the United States,
have not permitted any false considerations
Of dignity OF any false estimate of torms
aud ceremonies which usually govern di-
plomatic intercourse. between States, To IN
tsrpnsc the least difficulty 81 Gar from it
have chrsrfny condrsccnded 10 the Level
oftvrry thing which il pleased you 10 EN-
ploy at any time rs your Representative or
organ, from the Clerks ol your bureaus,
up 10 your Major Generals by l}revet, and
have acted and treated With then as c.
qoals.
In tie department Of some of these |
have rxpcrtnrrd alWGsqye, self sotiicicn-
8 boxes Ribbons,
do. CnrIs,
Corded and striped FIorentinc,
Granderis and Cotton Casslmrres, i
Fine Doghedas Bangrezs Cords,
1 bales 81, A aud "a brown Shifting
and Sheetlnss.
Brown and black Fur Hats,
Together with many articles Of Hardwar
Liquors aud Groceries. ALSO, expccte
IN few days, splendid assortment
She'll Tuck and side Combs, Morocco
black aud coorcd Prunrla and Leaih
Shoes, Camhrlcs, ShcetioGs, Sugar az.
Coffee, Sc &c. Our assortment IL mr.
unusually good, and VII be well .ept +
throughout the year, with every article F:
fancy or use which il in demand, and
nii be sold at ,uost reduced prices. i