The Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1822-1829, 1826-09-21

IN. National Legislature. Ih's i m.
2...,,on which no Doubt the .'.arlst"cra
=. we'll a. the people are 40" e"
ala. fret time pot IN possession NJ! 81"
IN. Boston address ought 10 nave gone
s,,ll,.r. aud have told its readers, mt, ~
- l,vy.r." he was never known 10 nave
Al, sreal fees nJr la Nave beea EN-
,loyed in great causes, ergo. NJ was nrI-
,..r an,nitinus nfiegal iame ar ansl"ns fof
", ,,,.re.a. of filthy inrre. As a" Judge"
4..,.u,n. are unknowp /: ergo, they
go. always correct. Bnt Then, he re-
.,.d thi, office. as hr himself declared +,
tn . incap.pity :" ergo, he was consci-
.afiaa.ly uaiehfnl over the rights OF his
IN. ritizens, which he feared might suf-
D., from Ais incotuprtrncy Ia do them ins
~. Asa Member If the National i.e-
'.sl.,,re he went In Washington CIty /;
.,g,. h. "nrser sought an ollice = and at
awards resigned his seat; Ergo, he ne
,.r declined one
nh " Massachusetts will in all prnba-
Lii, vote for Gen. Jackson at the next -
,..,,on.n This IS notable discovery.
Tennessee will vt course ,ote for Mr.. Adj
~. Ohio Tor Capt. Symmes, New ork
s,s Dr. Mitchell; aud Virginia for the man
in the mnon.
9Th. Last, but not least i; il is discover
IA nv In. Boston Jacksonians. that " we
h,y. mt vet lost our liberty" A most
;,o,n,tani fact indeed, and one which the
n.onl. we're not aware III, until they were
thus enlightened sby the Bostonians 1t
IA. too, very strange, thai ihe Tact IS so /!
Nj. Adams has been in office nearly iwn
v.ars, aud the people are vi, the enjoy
n,,t of thrir liberties How is this /?
Uh,n. TOO, W. are told that the elective
6.mebise has been Destroyed that!..rank
corr,ption and gross disho esfy exhihit
thplr buld fronts at uo0n day, and put ho-
,nr .t Of rountepauce that every thing
Al Washington ~ dune With IA view to
irrespective advantages . aud that In" pat
ro,lage necessarily placed at the discIe-
finn ofthe executive officers Is used for the
pnholy purposes of promoting the objects
oil then sriisA and unnalowed ambition
Far two Yeats has this been the INCREASING
or, of tue faithful srnin-ls !; and yet do
VIZ mol SEE the. fruits OF such conduct For
two years, have the worihe watch dogs
bprn barking At the heels nj men IN pow
~ for Two wears have The terl irIs been
ran.acking every hole and corner 10 ferret
out The least shadow of lis abuse-aud
sill are their lahors fruiiless The ma
lion continues to march On uninterrupted.
II in the high road Of honor and prosperI-
ty-respecied abroad aud at nome--a-
dopung measures calculated to increase
her power, her resources and her influence
4 Il -, he. hE bar
high destiny But what of all this
This is not owing to the wisdom Of her
counsrllos--Oh no! It is notaing more
than the irresistible force of " clrcnmstan-
ces," las Mr. Otgen and his men-md-
CHIMES" ouid say which eannot be either
accelerated or retarded ! Such being tn.
fact, the people ought of course to turn
Oul Mr.. Adams aud all his frlends-sweep
CLEAN the stable, be il the " .ihgtdn stable
or nol--and cram II with fresh rr0Vender
for ihe Western Hero aud his friends, who,
having been hungry expectants for eight
yeas, or theIeaDouis, will doubtless feed
quite hearth, on "Treasury pap" This
IL due to their zeal II makes not the
slightest difference ab to who will make
ihs best presldrnt-that is a matter of no
Sansequrnce--but it should bp asked, who
has been " faithful among the faithess"--
still crying there is danger even when
there Was none: This is the true test.
For, most certain Is il, that they have who
have destroyed their lungs, exclaIming
"brakers nhend !" when there was a
smooth sra and clear sky, will be q" trum-
ysi tongued" when dangers do threaten,
and the ship of state is about to be shiV-
cred on the rocks
Congressional Eieciton.-Nm. Halle is
elected To the Goth Congress from Aisss-
slPp,. The Mississippians we're more IN
terested than WE in The election, aud knew
best trho aud fehat viii answer their pnrpO'
e-s. But We cannot help thinking this an
unfortunate result and we have no doubt
mississippi herst If viii 80 pronounce 1t be-
fore her young and iliterate representa-
Tive shall have served his Grst tour Of duty.
Mr.. Clay, Speech.-This document will
be read with much interest by all clsssrs of
readers Comment on it would be super
hnous Those who shall not be convln-
esd by il of The absence of all corrupt bar
gaming between Mr.. Adams and Mr. Gay
VI The last Presidential election, will NOT
ofI'eSe, though one rise from the dead"
-aEe-
Gen. Jackson e. the Richmond Uhis.
No. /.
To THE EDIr0Rs OF THE VIRGiNIAN.
Though you differ from me- in some OF
the prominent subjects which animate and
ss-nloy the party spirit OF the day, yet
s7J. too much confidence in your lite
"nd in your sentiments of the Iber
n ,,.s lhe Press, TO be deferred from ole'-
N honest expression of opinIon to the
] -5hc eye through the medlom of your
2 ,>''ptr, lhaye been politely favoured with
= The liberty and use Of your columns in the
dFc"sslon ofa subject wherein m, opIn-
hnshere yours, and nv nb ltct yours aud