The Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1822-1829, 1826-05-04


h'na"iph II Is true, never nrrri lie a., -.
c"si'n !" rseap" hln.ln which h. ca. 90,
ny fhr most ~handra" casfrmut er.
mug Ike iulr, Iit,oduce himself "a =
crHdefi, hi hr DIS mol pay a - -
mfni |" h's own uniform eaHsi .i.,c, q ''''
"hi Ia. halP al hIs poiilis II rare., ~.
ihrr he has br"H rnnsl-f..nt ar 49,. W
thing ~ Yer, r,it.nt, ia 1 from n. VIC
lS7-B unid thr elpsr of Mr. VT %"
adhin'slraifon, Mr.. Rand .lph uaE a.,
t""nd oPpnsrd t. ihe j, tIersnuj. n
I" VII. J'Hrra"n hins' IT, and 10 an .
c"ineid' with Mr.. j. IA opininn-.,.l us. '9
always sren Ia company nhirh ca,Jd =
b"t excite saspcIoh 1T liz had DON, :
from the principles tr had pr.yi,,,.l, 'r''a
t"ssed, aud WAS gradually adnn,,,g IN
which be bad drnoanc+d in the I'D. '",'se
ans aud hi. advisers. The men nb,,.,' ''''
SnpP"rtrd "itn he first commenced t Nc
= httca' career, "rre M"ssrs. J.fE.r.,,.
h'dls"n, honf"e. Thlo Roape NJ
&c. BE. all NJ them primitive deo,oer,,.' ''
ahd these werr the men whom = so,
whlm. proceeding from mortified r....
aud disappointed ambition. induced 10y
To desert In their hour of utmost -, I'm
J Add with whom did he unite hi. f,r,,'n.,
Dld he unite with other seced,rs fr,,,r' -
same party, who became convinced ~
'h'y IA" rescued ihe constitution fro,, ~
p"llllion OF one administration. ONLY
Ipfo lis successors an opportunity IN s,.4
more surely AT It's Wtals No: Ha ;,,a1
Pickering, Otis, White, HiIhou.e G ao"'so
nier, Grosvenor, Cyrus King, &c. &c ,,h'e
s1't ann Was I" pull down the democr,,;c
administration and dismember tho a.
cratic party, that they might Introduce ef-
,TF'uahy' ano secure on permanen,
t"nndaf'"n, the dangerous doctrines uhiaS
the people had just solemniy ahjorea w..
THIS consistency MI. Randolpb on,osaS
tie non-intercourse and enbargn .wo
opposed the declaration of war ard i
nohneed thu executive who rrcommaa5N.
and the legislature which Sanctioned i,
ne opposed every measure calcnla,.d n
or'ns 'hft wal to a sn, cessful and booora-
"'e termination, IN company with that mn
Inefous BODY nf lncpnsideIatr and v,olon.
Frderalists who would have moved H.
ven and Ealth 10 insure the downe,u -
Hr. Madison and their own eieyatinn H..
mourned With the hollow hearted hvna
cities who bowed down their hr.ds 49,.
victory perch-d on oui banners, declaring
I" unotcomIng moral aud religious pro.
Fie To rejoice at our victories y and bs
" lifted up lis voice with gladuessp wb.o IL
was announced that Napoleon Bonapar,s,
mad been Conquered BY his enemies ond
that France, Spain and Italy reposrd in thu.
arms OF their legitimate princes We ase
II IN all this Mr.. Randolph has been con-
S'Stt'a! Or has he shown MA cons;stenc1,
!" torsdkIng The federal party, with which
ne so long actFd m unison and rrtnro,pr
to his " first love" Does he show his
Consistency IN enlos l2ing Nessrs. J. ffrrson
and Madison, who were So long lne SUBJ
Jtcis oi ms satire and abnsr: or. in aims.
Ipg Mr.. M0nror, whom NJ was SO intimate,
VITA when the federal patty hroue ht him,
forward IA a candidate for The Presidency
TO defeat Mr.. Mtdlson2 We pause rnr a
rerly.-if MI R"ndolph has not been con.
sIsie"t, W. ask II Of those who are now ga
warmly enlisted In his favor. why they are
:" Ifni'hl win him, when the same fauJs
or crime " they please, is wished so hpa,j.
~ upon another? II Mr.. Randolph NAV
be excused for his muny Inconsistencies.
why may n.t Nr, Adams be excused 1pyen
upon III" admission that he is gniIty.l for
the single one with which he is charged -
But II he has b en- consistent; if. AZ he =.
vers, and as others aver for him h. has
oeen as true Ia his early principle. \, the
:" needle l." thp poen--if ne has meyer de-.
waited from the doctrines hp ayo.ed whom
he first entered into pubic life, and which
ne defended from that time. until abons
i806-7-8, what shall We think of thpmrn
against whom he was then artaypd2 Ri.
t1er ne changed, or the remainder of tho
republican party did either b. was ncuD-
sstent, or Mr.. Jefferson audi Mr.. Madison
and Nj. Macon wrre-either he w.s incon-
sistent, or he did not deserve the torrents
OF abuse poured upon him BY certain re-
p"hhcan presses from the time u ben he
was S"PPoStd to have left the ranks ofthat
party, until ie was found Ia be convene
ent tool "hefe"Ith To work against the
present administration. Either he was in
consistent, or Mr.. Thomas Richie and his
c"adlht0fS thnsed and denounced him I'M
JnSi'y-chiled hlm factious dsturber Of
the public harmony acknowledgements
HIM As slanderer Of NJ. jefferson without
causr--and d'bbed him II tory without rca-
son. His new made friends aye welcome
I" either horn of The drinnp, But
before hir' Randolph can br regarded by
me people of Virginia ~ IA consistent Re.
publican, When he has been so often and
SO dIanrtrcally opposed to their Jefferson
and Madison. they must drink of the "a
Died "ai"rs If obh ion. The ,ehite-uaSh-
tasS / the Richmond Junto will br spphrd
~ VAN. The leopard cannot luse his spots.
nor the E'hloplAn change the color OF bis
skin.
FOR TUE yIRGISlAN,
JoRN RASpoLrH, Of Runoks, IL now