The Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1822-1829, 1826-05-22
?, vss then moved to strike out III.

u,.sioon The mover suggested thai
NV .onr persons presen' wh" had ~
IT. favor ri thr ni>s'hn. -Sirlrkrn out
Ar " of Ttnu"ssrr, ma,td IL strike
-, ,n,. clause. "Iiri- Il { lend :" III" y.
sao of Internal Improvements" How can
iii AIr. w. vnte for what viii Is"
,.,d,,nnatidn of the or,n nes and ac'~ nl
-. candidate, Gen. Jackson, ar Nr. Chain.
-, of ynnr candidate Jrhu {. Caih IN,
turning 10 Mr.. YIN y. O. Y Y 81 Your
.', friend and ranlalllc CIV. CLIFTON: =
,ra5yrr. I seq ,ruund M those whn,c
s;..,dshin rasystrn 1T Internal improve.
nj. exceeds. nd dwaVs will .xer.d
,hs;r rnmity towards VI. A. S'r,ckenont.
Mr.. n. of Maine. then moved tn >tr'k"
~ the clali.r, " be has recommended ihv
,..nct,on of a national observatory" Mr..
II said that the government of the Col
l.pe At Brunswick, IN h'~ State, had pete
,;oned Congress tn iocfte III" observatory
the Seminary in that place. AS his
o,cssnt senatorial term wn Id expire next
January, and rs there were s.vrral past
r,,ttrrs of hich hr llad 10 render account
% the Legislature, hs did MT wish to EN-
h,rrass himself by opposing the wishes of
h,s constituents ~ near the time nf the
S.,,torial election. -ClaHsr stricken out.
Mr.. ". of n. II. then rose and said
.. that hp would. If he ceuld. hold his
.,nsn,. He vas well aware that the
,,amhers who voted for him last June,
w,uld feel snee surprise If they could see
him playins handy pdndy with the enemte,
or Nr. Adams.--Bnt they ought nor, not
,,i,hsanding, To consider him IA an enc.
nvol Mr. A. II did notfpliow hat L. loved
I'm O less hrctusr he lo'ei JOIN &.
-,ore.-He WAS indeed, last June, when a
fiend of NJ. A. WAS to be elected Sena-
Yor. warm friend of the President. and
he was by no means ceriail that If Mr..
A. yitbstood the attacks of his enemies,
mat he should not De just as warm .
friend in June, 1881.
Mr.. w moved that the following rep
RESERVATION make a part oft'e resolution.
He the President neglected and refused
and does stiliineglect aud refuse, and it is
feared always viii neglect and refuse, To
return any answer toa letter written to
him, during his recent visit 10 Boston, by
Mr.. w. Of New-H ,mpshire in which let
Ter, among sundry assurances OF profound
admiration SC. sc. the said Mr.. w. con-
sratulated himself on his election into the
Senate. at time ~ hen he could promise
himself the pleasure and pride Of support
inC his. Mr.. AS administration with his
vote and If his modesty would permit
bis voice"
Mr.. R. thanked the gentleman for his
amendment, and said the gentleman from
". n. did right in deserting nan who did
Got seem to know that gratitude was an
H. spI
however. To the gentleman from ". Il
whether it would be proper that his phi
Vtp grievances should make part ol
elpir public declaration Thf amendment
VA withdrawn.
The resolution as amended read thus
"Whereas there Is some reason TO fear
that the people of the United States may
become 80 iltkeuarm" 40 to re.elec,
John Quincy Adams -Resoh ed that we
will oppose his election for thu following
Urighty reasons ~
/. He accepted the office Of President,
notwithstanding all the Virginia delega,
eon save one voted against him.
9. tie belongs to non slave-hoId'ns
State.
s. Heis the son of old John Adams.
q. lie does not spell Congress with X
The resolution as amended was thee
passed.
II was then moved that we will use
all fair and honorable means 10 oppose
size reelection of John Quincy Adams"
On mntioe OF Mr.. II. of Maine, the
words fair aud honorable" " ere stTiekr
en- out--and the resolution as amended
passed.
An attempt was then made to nominate
suitable candidate for the Presidency.
Mr.. Clinton, said Nr. " Z. faiatly. Mr.
Craw ford, cried out Mr.. II. of M.-and
Gen, jackson, hawIed out another, in a
Zone which made the friends of the other
candidates clap their hands 10 their ears
90 see if they were safe. The chairman
refused to try the sense of the meeting on
any ofthose nominatrd-great confusion
ensned, and the meeting broke up sin
much sdmired disorder ="
NO FICTION.