The Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1822-1829, 1825-11-17
rraE VIRaiNlAN.
NOVEMBER Il. 1922
VIRGINIA SENATOR.

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,,dy called the Richmond J"r'". The
.,,.r. for the " Enquirer" though thry
an, ,aid ~ direct ter'ns, " T'is IS TIE
.n." hayr'poin,rd /" him TO" plalnI, t"
no p,.nder -lood. /, remains I" BIZ seen
~..,,., The rrpr, -rntaiisrs ut the pugfsin
ill n.,uit iAem4elvrs IL hr n,a'e
'ho .ohi,cis Of al ext an"""s lohnence--
-,.,,n, the Iobby nfmb,rs shall "cm nd
- .,.,.nre.. aud leave To the LeSisla-
,,r. ,bc insignificant duty of registering
ducts troD loas has II been kno"n''
aA,o,s apd a, one, that k,rhm"nd eyer
,e,pncr over the Whole State in
;urlon. To her '''r'' SIS and P"'a'yA'ns 10
;,,e,.,tpncr. In every important
INF. !, has been seen and felt, until
,a.d,ne, has become almost as certain as
a,o,,nd With nnimit,.d talents aud
ann. of extensive circulation To convey
A. .,,inians. the members N the Rich
,..,od Jnn,o ISSUE their orders with all the
,.nr ,f j, Roman Pontiff, aud thepra.
,,. ob.y with unreslsinX ser'llIty. It's
,;me that this injurious influence should be
;.bolkcn off and an occasion has arisen
rbsn interest and pride combine To render
,he obligation to do 50 imperative Why
are the people called on Il" eject Mr.. Gl'rsf
ia. IN efTaced the rmemhrattce Of his
.,l;,;.1 sios BY acfs of atOnenen p
Where is the Lethe In which they hsve
hsco burjed2 Is he more M republican
nav. than when former Virginia fr9sia
,nr. dismissed him from lis conRdence
LIN, is, We should he glad to learn what
h,.ma,,e hun ~. Ii il be his attnek tlpnn
Mr.. Mooror, malignant aud unieelhg as IL
MAS. wr envy not tlIe disposition which
ran applaud its prrpe4fatl"n. 1t indeed 1t
,;,re an honour 10 tarn,sb the hard earnrd
fame of Parlnt of two waes-of a man
who has passed through more than one
Gery ordeal untarnshcd-O one who has
nraIIy reached the goal of an hon"nrable
e,slencp and whose fame is identified
with thai of his country, then Mr.. Cites
might ciai n the rminrnce to which inr
amhlinn Of his srcoud eh'iah""d leads him
f. aspire. and might BE- cilrrr'W 10, thu hop
or success That Ie had taken the. Trans
Anime Gan!' by the beard, "V"n IN his On.
t,er. wnnJ have been sufficient 10 cover.
him With unladinS hoanr asa shleid hin
from the ltptoach whirh the political fol
lrs of bis jnrrail" lifr justly rr"'okcd.-
Eu,. anuckAy for Mr. Gdes, tn" morality
.f the ase IS not gfad"atrd by the c"id
hIoodrA policy Of Richmond puIilirlans.-
Even his lanr ADD thr.r ialrnis ctnaat al.
l'nce thr toicr Of pabIlc Indignation. WREN
Ssty arpusrd; AID ii is not fnr them no"
nIearn that il has fallen upon Nj. Il. and
Viii continue 10 pursue him With an E" ey"
that nr,er winks, aud determination that
!. Drgmfres."
We know it has hpcome the fashion IN
!,chmolnl, among the mrn who manage
Che chords OF the political machine. I"
praIs' MIR. Gilcs's consistency add talents,
And his hostility to the" general welfare"
u us Adams, Mr. Clay, the tarlf, and
benevolent societies, " and all that sort of
thing But tAey should rrcuIlrct, that if
Glr TILES was once 10 get in the Senate,
oil these very cardinal virtues would afford
60 guarantee for his good behavior They
Who are aow strnins I, magnify him into
" SORT Of Colossus, brlwern whose huge
'ros they expect the aaenb rs Of he Ma
'IonA Senate 10 crawl, in modest diff
crncr, are, some Of lhrin, the very men
Hho Consigned him 10 the shades oi Ni5-
VAN 1sas he tnigoltrn tn. Insult: 1t
VII be admitted that his "emory is
Ncry !enaclous. Has he forgiven il Z We
save sefn that he is vindciiyr and unrelrnt-
W" |" The l'st d"Brre that the poison Of
-sep' Ion his tongue, AMI that II" di-iiis
:" and bitterness iru.n his pm. The We
y men who srnd him there. then. may b.
Sr"n''d and liuShed N ,as they will hr as
s''rraiy scornr,i, by the Linn whom they
.fT""rsta When he WAS prustratr, but
whom they ha,e'tcS made their pct, be-
cause he i, unmuAzlrd. anti ilerd- them
'N' A4he did b'lore, i,e " III hrsri.r their
y'Fnttions. if Instructions should ever be-
'"me recsssary. and, Wrapping himself mp
y mantle of seIl-srilicir'icy, ~iIl draw II
'-'Et" ar"nnd him, which his masters may
u raly rnd-avor Ia prhrtratr. Thrs
"A'" lta'ss man; and, knowing, him if they
"u't him. they will merit tie contempt