The Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1822-1829, 1826-08-24

e..dit. exc.nt n the dom uf theair'
ar CIR bsnrirs that may b. VI aisffn-
sd win. If. iasiead NJ suffering th'
a.counf IL be raised sgaius, you, AMI ~
ng over for paymeut, my weid 'of IT, =
,on pay Ia len days after pnFchast, W
siil have 10 pay 25 PER cent. addi'''na'
IN sixty days. you viii have 10 pay n'or'
IL twelyr months, donhlr--and II sn'
put Il of. and, il comes to law. You VIZ
have thousand per cent 10 paw
by actual experiment, 10 my Own person
nho have seen and wept over tirnas ~
my sid. going into the Gulf OF Ba"kfop'-
~ with their eyes wide open, unao'e !"
practise The least self-ienial.
Mr.. n. next adyrrted to the operations
and arguments af the reniimeniaiists on
hr snhjrct OF slavery, and ibr tfealhfnl
Of slaves. who. he said, care M more apo,h
man being whipped To death thah Pug
being whipped 10 death, as IN England
10 make Drawn. When ! was N YORK
shire l.s', (said bel in the East Riding,
~ the own of HILL. thr naiIve town "l
Nc. Wilberfercr. a British soldier was
whipped 10 death. lie was iaceraird--
en, to pieces nnder thr lashrs oil The o. hm-
mer stcnndum legem--no sir, not aecor-
di q 10 law he had M trial by his peers
he was that mp,r machine. n murderer
4 mprcfnarv snidier--a thug have al"aNs
looked at with abhorrenee: hr Is to cut
,nnr throat-he is The familiar OF the'
grand inqusiror. ! saw one Oft them "nh
his regimeulals on, mounted on his char
ger. prancing over the field. He il hero.
said then tn my friend, | NV ace your
Executive Goyprnment-ltl y the bayontts;
i, is mi the king and chief justice. THIS
Is me irue ultima rdtl0 regnm this Is
what backed the Lord Chief Jasilce's war
rant. in the tase of the I alto street conspl-
rators. Th@e machines, pompnus a they
look in the field, are what | lever VIII 'oI-
erstr. never voted for one. and never
will. When see hin 10 the person OF
the Lord T.irutenant of The eonntv-"h'n
see him IA volunteer, turning ont
aithont Whiting Ia he drafted, my heart
bows down; bnt wlHn see him IN ano-
her sort Of person my heart does not
bow down, &c. After snne further re-
marks, adverse tn III. claims Of soldiers by
profession 10 particular respect, he went on
Ia di criminale bet reen them and volno-
teers.-addiag as follows: shall vote for
Andyew Jackson AT the tfxt election.
u hnry.r rlse shall be nominated. He IS
The man who IL the first military man u
the country. and the man by whom IN"
present incompetent, Insufficient self-snth-
epnt. all-sunicient, ADM stration can be
put out. IF he were ant the man he is--ll
. were not a man of irreproachable moral
honrsty--if he were profigaie, instead
of hrng what BIZ is, | should support him
on the same principle that ! would have
marched with Aaron Burr 10 Point Levi.
10 put out Sir Guy Carleton. Arnold aud
Burr put themselves out, and saved us the
trounle--as every man will Il 10 this ronn-
tly whose inordinAte an btlon and vanity
shall prompt him TO seize on that with left
handed wisdom--hy trick, bargain, bartel,
sale hr bed press. hIreling v aiters why do
talk about brihed press? The press i
NJ this moment hrhrd-it is in the hands
of some of the most profiigate men of this
country. The administration have almost
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! never read d certain paper but ODrp, and
then very good natnred friend brought il
10 me 10 show nv something in which m,
name had been introduced. Abpse in the
newspapers, and anonI nous letters, never
read.
| gree with gentleman, who does moi
slt far from me, that nnuseons, fulsome adj
ulatlon and pra Sc is much worse than its
abuse AZ rancid train oil is worse TO get off
the clothes than mad in the kennel--grease
as my friend from North Carolina calls
this stuff. As regards the l. tiers | docket
them-lhat | may by similarity of hand
writing. detect the assassin ANY man
who will write an ANONYMOUS better, or
wh" will write an anonymous piece in the
newspaper which he is afraid To own,
would # y0u would give him the oppnr-
unity. pat poison in your drink. will
30 farther, and say, that any mao base -
nuugh-there | come back 10 Uipn Uoce
vote and freehold suffrage, stable AS the
foundations of the earth-any man who
puts 4 ballot in, leaving Mr.. 4. b. a Frdrr-
al gentleman. to infer that he has voted
for him. and Mr.. e. d.. Republican, To
infer ne has voted for him, and T.. IT,, a
Federal Republican, 10 infer that he has
voted for him-l say that man, 20 far as
free suffrage may be referred to, to main
tain him 10 his Independence, cannot be
made dependent-you are making him
sc"undrel greater than he was-you are f.-
menting this very vice under pretence of
thus making him independent. That Cel
low, the moment he claims the privilege of
doubling up paper and putting it in the
box, he says, "man you are my MASTER"
and hulIs defiance at the Most EIigh-and
this is called defending the independence
and privileges OF citizen. If Governments
deal with averages, Governments have no.
thing but averages to depend on. You
must fix on some average, say. taking one
man with another communibus hominibus.
that twenty .one is the age To vote. Flxii
where you will, you will take many thai
are incapable, and youuilI exclude MANY
that are more ft--von are dealing not with
distractions and projections, hut with man
rs he is. If you have field TO pillow. Won
must pillow the part that is stony, and the
part that is good--you must pillow & plant
the ahole.-