The Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1822-1829, 1825-03-08
.Kessrs. Clay and Krtmey.


IA the lan.o If which he IS ia. .,t,e ;,
containing what Mr. krrmer has all ii
.a,srd IL be the pr9Qf ne poss.ss,d
ubsiaoliate the charge he made aga;
q VIZ Gl,. We have not room, far
vl,ue produrlion AID. indeed. ifw. h
h,rr would be no aeeessily for publjsh
& il As the circumstances from ~ hirh In.
yates the certainty Of "a cousn,ra,
a hteeen Mr.. Clay and Mr.. Adams ma,
4 ,oFes9 rssed Into very narrow SPACE ,
4 lrs,rpofliOn ofhls address brinr ,cc,',,;
ia ,tnins the spleen al The euJak A., i,
& those Distinguished statesmen. and IN T.,
wrought euIogism ofMr. Krpmrr's fire.
. iu,nGIIlns ii ont, and lis fearless pair,, an
ID exposing 1t. A foresight, b, tIEyr'
4 ehirl he never possessed and ui"t
H ism which bcslns aud f,nus IA So Nov
10 bis damnlng proofs of v LAY S
r,schery aud Ivy tue bye, " ff'Sht vas
DIR. hremrr ar any other map speak 81
Cay's having " tranyerredHS inle est !?
20 whom dld Mr.. Clay oy alb game" Z
IT, whom was he pledge" render sup
pod /; 10 no man, aud let We hear tllat
be has transferred MS lKftsi Absurd
PEOOEo.
t. 1t appears tnal y. Clay, has always
| caoaedged The rsnt oi l"sIiucti"n -
|trrlore, because ae WIS not Instructed,
/ i, ouS mt to hay VOTED for General Jack
aDllisle the canvass. pamphlets were
r5Ier by or. Cha, ) friend IA Kentucky
.,,iust NJ. Adams therefore Nj. Gays
.n,,rt OF Mr.. A. i evidence of corrap
no. Shereas, Notwithstanding Mr.. 5
~, Gmneiation of Gen. JACKSON, as the
| r.5Iar a. innoccnt blood, aud the tram
| b, IN the coustitutipa Of his country, yet
n record, to say nolhas of tnrlr personal
Caeace, honor aud patriotism repaired
Him to support Gen. Jackson!!
5. Mr., Clay rnseoPed himself in pro
,grd mystery from hls ARRIVAL IN Wash
iag'on City ill the 2+th Jan. when il MS
sNnounced that FIVE OF the western stat 5
! I'd determined to support Mr., Adaas !,
IhsrOre there rnu.t be Il corrupt bal. LII /;
3hogSh if this profound my s'rry naI been
balls unvelied 10 announce he drtermina
w. o. those states Ia support ten. Jack
Sm. it would have been ali perfectly cor
! PC, and far, in the view OF the Discerning
/ nd patriotic Mr.. Kiemer, and The Janto
kho pnt him in front of the battle
a Mr.. Johnson OF Ken. said in a ooayer
Saton with Mr.. krener that if Gen. tck
h. Setp elected, Adams would remain
Secretary of State, and III that case noth
II could be done for kentucky there
jors Mr. Clay had authorized Nj. Johnson
10 sound Grn.Ja,k on's friends, aud finding
DO encouragement from them, he had
Dade a bal IN with Mr. Ahnnls
8. SOM of SIR, Ciay's friends who at
he hpg,nning of the session, said that Gen.
jackson would be their choice, altern ard,
noted for Dir. Adams therefore Mr.. Clay
has bribed !
And thcsa are the mighty proofs, which
tsen i the statements be true, are mere
|" lea.rF aud prunelia," that Mr. Kfener,
b man Of yesterday, -" ho seeks to ride into
|nOhcr on the mangled characters Of his
kaim' depend, on IL overthrow Mr.. Clay
ks well night he attempt 10 rock Mum,
Educasas with MS breath
But the matter has u0t ended here. ~
fmgh y hlener mas taken great credit
] Qmell, a. We before remarked, 10 ms
Fsrenment ard patriotism, in, foresrtiug
kM detecting the trrarhrrous corshiaa
Pmof Adams and Clay. YET ii ls testified
\ Two eninent members of Congress Nj.
FrH Of Louisiana add Nj Lit,tr Of Mary
Pat, who voted for General jackson, and
~ Dudley Digoes,a respectable citizen Of
A @bms tou,) that, " ON thu day on which
lhed'oale on the Speakers app, nj 10 the
|ioa@l look place IN the i!eu~, OF Repre-
Pntdtn :, they hra'd Mr.. kremer declare,
/ the fire place, in tire lobhs nf the II. OF
I. in manner and Language which the,
FcIIe'ed sincere, that he ne,rr intended 10
fnarse Mr. Clay with corruption or disho
Dr. in his intended vote for Sir. Adams as
Pesldrnt, or chat he had transferred. ar
So0Id Transfer, the Votes or interest uf his
lends; that he (Mr. kremer) was among
poe last men IN thr natihu 10 nak" sneh a
tTsr against Mr.. ClaH. aud that his Are
per- letter never WAS intended f. convey
Me IDEAS gi' IN t. il titus. he makes
rUseS al one tinie-d declares his readiness
!At'aniata thsm at anothcg--;hen flies
'an the responsibility he had c0urlrd.-
oUaes that lie nerer intended to convey
MsnTa which had been attributed q him
atirct that he believed Mr.. Claws vote
oV'd be- an honest OHc-and lastly throws
,,oO-F sumnerset, aud declares that he
"n','d the charges when he made them,
q" hat MI. Cht's acceptance Of the Sc
i,e@yship of State proved them to have
I''O Well founded What Dependence can
M Iu' what such n man says or does
! 'e act rs, that, contem ptbe both lor Ia
w" AND standing in The Hou--', Ike many
.'n'' yrtbraadSia dispo ne has noun
nv on a poinlar hobhy-popular at least
9 wv own s'aie, 10 bring himself into no
y. Dun IKE the trrrapln, unused 10 mid
%' ne WIZ be crushed 10y the weight OF the
T''uy 'hlllat threatens him.
u, FOR THE FiRCISIaN.
g., "''S5rs' Ed'tors-ln your paper OF the
u. "'nno, yon propose Ger tain rnqrlties,
'''a 9Fon certain acts auI dnns5 Of