The Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1822-1829, 1825-02-25

,,v- Ia render the benehi, which
Pnp .,.ns more competent could aud
tf - -. rendered, if placed III his 81
o'' and has subjected IL to dishonar
VI bis ministerial character, both III
:; - add n London.
IN, writer proposes 10 speak OF sums
my in round numbers. 1.-The shaald
~ ~, errors, they viii be unintrntIonal ;
I..ch errors, if any there should be,
=. corrected by his own references.
,,t,r estimates Mr.. Ms receipts of
NJ, money, from both the general and
u,y.rnnents, before he became Pre-
with some Incidental receipts, be-
I'd to be- neither just nor legal, nor
I'D At s150,O00.-lie thinks they will
.ed mat sum: but hopes the sum will
,.eertalncd with arlthmetlcai accuracy,
a.r.rences To the proper vouchers. THIS
,.enrial 10 the formation of "a correct
cement respecting the charge of injas
hro,ght against the country. His
....,satIon as President amounts pre-
u. n. 500, 900, doubly enhancediin Va
has hy The app eclation OF money. Grand
"a II pubhc money received, $3.50, 00o-
j :, the President charges his country with
;,.t,, in many instances, aud wants
,nore public money, for Mr.. james Monroe,
,,brn di-robrd ofhs high trust. Desperate,
,,l.ed in the opinion of the writer, is the
fart 10 obtain IT.. Alarming, indeed, is
nae precedent intended 10 be Introduced
Al the future " movements Of the govern
merit MiserabIy understanding, indeed,
The judgment of the writer, must II be,
M the President Of the Z. States, tchilst
a.hag under the imposing sanction Of" has
l,rl trust" To charge his country before
fine world with many instances of injustice
awards himself for his own indi, idual
moIumrnt, even if il were true. What
then must be the true character of the
charge, thus solemnly proclaimed To thu
world, by the first officer Of the nation, if il
j hr nut true ~
"In Mr.. Monroe's diplomatic account,
q will be iound an item, perhaps the first, for
/ outfits to Paris, 10000. Explanation Of
/ tn. lien. The explanations will he made
] il relation to the items introduced into IN,
COMMUNICATION according to the writer's
outstanding of each. Upon the substi
/ lnon ofthe republican, for the Federal
dyuast,, Mr.. Jefferson being placed i'll the
4 prsdentiaI chair, found he had much To
do, and much 10 undo. Among other
things, ne thought himself bound 10 obi
tHav, ii possible, the disgrace which had
3 been thgown by President " ashington up.
on Mr.. VI. IN consequence oi his Improper
& couuae, in his diplomatic character in
Paris. THIS act of Washington, was wafsn
" resented by the Republican Party at
,hr tine, as intended To dtf'use the stigma
throughout thu whole Republican corps.
The writer believes Mr. J had other oh
rcts IN 'tewy not necessary 10 be men
uoned here. Mr.. j. entered the Prrsidrn
uM once, replete with the lalhdble notion.
of pupilc ecnnuny and the speedy dis
ca irge Of the funded debt. A phenomenon,
which mad never before appeared 10 adorn
the political horizon. Mr. J. determined
70 sal! Mr.. VI. from ms tire lnent, aud To
send MN as minister 10 l.uHdon for his
permanent residence hut this caa9d not,
VITA propyistl he done, until the disgrace
U0oan oa him by Washington, at PARIS,
8as completely ohllterated, For this nb
jet, II became necessary To send Mr.. NJ.
temporarily to Paris, in the same diploma
tic character. in which hr had been dis
graced. Perhans there were national OBJ
.1cts,m this mission.
Mr. J. announced This intention 10 Mr..
N hy lrttrr .,ddr,s..a to hin, =, ri. Earn,
near Mr.. Us own residence but informed
hr NJ. that as London was intended for
bis permanent residence, aud Paris for a
r.iienc. of only = few naaths he did not
feel himself At liberty. unlrr his view of
public economv. In give Nr. NJ his oatfts
nr hoih Paris ,,d f,,,lnn in tI,.. Sam.
,,ar but in lieu Of hk outfit. Ia Paris. n.
would cause Fr,sat,; to b., eouipp.d to
convey him t. lr,ap,.,s. and his rrn.nscs
10 Paris should b. borne by the publie. In
tepi,, Mr. NJ. by letter acc,nt.d ,hp mis-
sio0 10 Paris. unnu the condition nr.sr-ih-
cd, as the writer Ms inf lrfn.d. and n.
hy4s: notwithstanding ms acrepta ,c,.