The Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1822-1829, 1825-02-08

he United States, i. about "a -.
ahe distinguished STATEN IN !. h ''e'e :
been twice calrd by Ia. ,n,c. n't lie
try. And whereas, The ~ Hs
prosperity which the United SSae'a
en'ayed, under his admj.i.,,a.aa"s
INSPIRED his fellow citizens .;,t s'on b.
Gratitude inr his merIlorious SER. ,ie.as,
whereas. the esteem and approk'e
flr'nous and FREE people, to Nh 9"'en
he has faithfully devoted a Io,n st4
lite, must be dear to To the PAR, aau ~
Aud whereas, THE members nr ;, hes-
lalure of this state deem !, ,F ts
! owe 10 their constituents tn ~! u
/ sentiments Of atIrCtionate rrga, pr"
81 ct, which the citizens Of tins E ad
wealth so universally entertain 94pa
private add public character or of
tuons Patrloi aud distinguished 81, ',P NJ
! BE II therefore a'e'4l
Rrsotred, BY the ssnnic and bo,...
personalities, Sc. That the ea,ly y =
ed aud valuable services, vb,nL '',a.
Monroe, President of Tie L. 'ina
fa ~ ils 'huhtTy anu MS renubE.
right and wisr administrations r. Up
wears, of the high aal arduous ,ra.,. es's
II led To him b. the sufrages of his "a
citizens, merit aud receive the mus, o o'.g
appreciation of this Legislature. VIVA
Resotred, &c."That it is the ,;.
wish and foodest hope Of the rrs .'g,r''8
tives of the treemen Of the COMM ,,''4''
of Penns, lvania, that he NAV in II. "tqal
mint To PR, ate life continue Ia .n, cure
well earned affections of free nagyn,! We
an unclouded repose, and u,t l. y "u
long enjoy future health, henn;naz. "y
prosperity, aud all the rrwards d,a ea
,irtuous life spent in the ser,;na
country. " us
ReSoired, That the Governor no 49,.
ed 10 transmit IA copy of thee. r.sai ils'
TO James Monroe, President or ,h s'1 T.
States. Wv United
-ene-
A member of Congress from po,,..,
MIA, who is understood IA he III. n. IVA
mer who figured last sprinc IN tho ~ "'e'
controversy, has addressed IN n. pa,'
of the Columbian Observer in phiI,dH
Dltid, TIE IDlIDN lflK Teller
WAsHI>GTos Ian o5 too,
DEAN SIg-I take nm my no, 49,
form YOU of one of the most d,syrscoE',
transactions that ever covered with ,pGa"
the Republicao Ranks. Would ron 'Y -.
lieve that men protesting Democracv ,"ss
be found base enough TO lay the az, y.
the very root of the tree of Liberty? ",
strange as il is. il is moi less rue. Ia ,a'
YOU full history of this Transaction ,,''li
aI exceed the limits of Letter. sb,g
therefore. at once nroce.d IN qi,a yon ,
brief account ofsuch a bargain ms can oa1.
bc eunaIed by the Famous Burr cousin.
cy, of 1901. For some time mast II.
friends of CLAY have limited that tbey GEs
the Swiss. would fight for those who nonld
pay best. O,.rtures we're said IN La,s
been mad. nv IN. friends nf A d.,,,s =, ,bs
friends of Claw. offering HIM IN. n,na;a,
ment of Secretary of STATE. IN, b;s Pb aid '.
elec, Adams And tho frsnds 81 SI " ',
gave ,bis ;nr.rn,,iap IN ,b. f.;aaI
lack s,n and Linted than If ,he f.;anJa " "
Jrkson wnnld oiTrr In. s,me n,;oa Ill., =.
wenld close with them Ru, nnne &c ~
friends nf J,cksnn .n,ld d.scpnd IN snah
mean bart.r and sale II wac M, h.Gs,aa
by any Of the friends If J,ckson, tha, tbs
contract wnuld h. ra,iGcG nv tbs me r en,b .a'
from, ,he states WIN mad yo,ed for Al,
CLAW.
II wasoron;nion when I first heard n,
th,s transaction that men nroCessing arv
honorable principle could not be trans
ftrred like the planter does his negroes, or
the farmer does his team and horses. No
alarm was excited--we believed the Re
public was safe. The Nation having de-
livered Jackson into the hands Congress
backed by large maJolty of their vote:
there was on my mind no doubt that Con
gress would respond to the will Of the Ma
ton, by electine the individual they ha
declared TO he Their ehoice- Contrary L
TINS expectation, It IS now ascerta'ned tOa
certainly 'na' heMry Clay has transferred
MS interest 10 John quincy Adams. Al
CONSIDERATION lor th's abandonment
| duty 10 ms constituents. II - SAID and he