The Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1822-1829, 1826-06-01


ton is heard from thnse whn have thought
,rnper to break silence with the additioa
that II has been attended with success Il
- whispered, lhat Nj. GELATIN has beronr
weary With the doll simplicity # rrpnbli-
ran fife. and the character Of an American
citizen and that he wishes 10 dissipate
IN. remainder If Iii days in the more con
genial atmosphere Of royal splcndor. So
afl.ast, says the 3" Washington Telegraph !"
We think II would becomr the friends Of
sIr. Gallatin, who were So anxious io SEE
him Wee President, In run tilt in mis- de.
fence. Why are they silent, when he Is
thus DETAINED Are they afraid of break
ipe asundrr premlturely the chords which
tr2 II john Thompson were alive, he
would hurt his indignation at such criminal
thus whitening under the breath Of caumny,
without ayoice being FaIsed in his defence.
By any VI ti'n't ''''' - =i''-i iIblIlbS
ago, were spplaudins him IN the very e.
enc which aPplauds again. lie do not
believe that the administration has at
tempted tn buy the support of any ndivid.
u9l. We believe that when il has offered
Offices to its opponents, it has been done in
solr reference to the supposed foess Of
the individuals, and in opposition to thai
unjust and narrow splrit of prescription
and Intolerance. which, ike bigotry in reli.
san, confines all virtue within the pale of
certain prescribed Notwithstanding ones
own opinions the standard of right, and
viewing as hopeless heretics, all who dis,
81 nj therefom.--Bu But if the administration
l. to be- charged with .fnroritism, when it
appoints its fiends to Offices, and with
corruption when il tenders them Ia it. OPP
poornts what hope has It for just appre.
cialion of its conduct Is such a course
candid or fair Is it in accordance with
shr recommendation of Mr.. Crawl ford, and
In which his friends pretended TO acquiesce
-" T.ft the administration be Judged by
its measures % The people. we hope, are
600 Iishtened and too liberal to lend their
sanclion 10 the system Of unyarying de-
pancaion which seems To be the order Of
che day. They viii examine and judge
eDr themselves.
-"eGa.-
o. To the Editor Of the New Eng.
hand Galaxy" who thought proper to 20
Vat IL his way 10 attack ns, we would
merely observe, that it would be correct,
in such caves, to send us his paper 1t
snacks of the asassln to aim a blow al ano.
sher, and not give the assailed au OPP
portuuity of seeing whence il proceed
I'd. We met with the " Galaxy" by acct
dent, aud care not for what II says, and
shall certainly not say a word in reply to
its remarks ; being merely a reit|ration Of
Che stale and Iudcfous charge that VIZ are
printers ofthe laws " By anthority,n and
consequently bound to support the admin
istraion. Every printer knows that the
SUN received for publishing the laws, is
not sufficient remuneration for the mo
sAanicGL labor bestowed on them. The
sage gentry, therefore, who have learnt,
Ike parrots, to say 1" By .Auih0rity,' will
not, surely contend that the admin
stratlon is 40 unjust as tn req ire double Ia
Dor for the huHare3 dollars which they pay
she publishers of the laws , To be sure,
they have some reason for ntprrng cor
Tuptiop, on account of the very magnif-
cent sum received hy the printers One
huadred dollars per amman WY, with a
i'le mixture Of lead aud antimony. half
d pzsn printers might live quite srlendIdIy
on this sum, and If NJ. Randolph don
cpntrivc to reduce It next session, he will
fli to do his duty, and shall be scot over
20 England for Hfei We hope this sen
'esce viii be duly ratified by all who are
not printers by any other authority
thaa their own wills, and the patronage of
chci. subscribers, of whom, our COUSIN
bHcfingtom," Of the Galaxy. stands high.
est In our love
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