The Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1822-1829, 1826-05-25

/ Pf'4 ulspidlt III NJ ihr conduct. "a ~
rdtfaiued IN the adiaoniiluns If IL
men hum lhr occasion caiird TIM,
Tue d"ri'llrs Of .hr rturch. o.rr n
! promulgated, and us ptcLiar ne. -.
ans.y Determined aud iho-r ~ hoy.,,.,
c"n'irrd BY the Arguments adauc,da,.+
snPpo't, eopd not sly that TUE, ,,e,.
satisfied MIN tue ftda.,urss ain,
they wer" .a'omrd snd tar mod...,
"lih which thty ere rspoused. ST
! We ha'r heard, there - but ON. nj.
moog "ur eiiizcns-All lonruled nb..,'
hour came 10 part with acquau,tsnr..
whom short associ.tion ola few d..
had sincerely attached then.
We say II Is no spirit of inyidon.,.
thai among the alb, dIscour,es veb.3,.
pie sure of Irrarius during the Co,,...
tnal delivered by d. Ducach,,. # \.
i"Ik, last Monday morning dr,.,,.l.
take the foremost rank, 1t WASH.
Jeci deeply inter, stns-the tdacoti..
children aud IT was handled In ~.
which reelected credit both opoo th, -
tors mead aud heart. L t geelpro,sIo,.,
ga'I"ns and dut'rs OF parent and child -.
eApIalntd III ttc Ciear,st manner .,4
force by The most paweriu ann -.
me best feelings OF our nature. W..
pTet that discourse winch Woald. u.
rlIy believe, do much service if il w.,.
generally circulated, saould b. coD6a.a :.
its operation To 20 united space.
We speak thr sentiments Of the pssn,.
AT Btnchharg IN wishing to each Of n.
members III ne late 'consrntloo, az uala.
trrnpnd scene of forurr happiness.
Mr.. Rondolph.-N ought not to . 5,,s1
the bruised reed," nor trampe o. 4 bigb -.
lofty spirit bowed down by msforIun. 49,
But we ought to correct the uiitm WAY.
"ardncss, when knows the ,lyAt and
yet the wrong pursuts"-Ne ought to ctas-
tIse the insensIbids which SEEK, no,or,.tv
at the expense OF character aud ferhuy
1t Nj. Randolph br not insane, IS h,s
friends contend, be is something worse, aud
deserves 10 be dealt with ia SHY. II h.
be, hr ought to be subjected 10 the iudi-
ci"us application If a strait jacket. II
there be anS thing precious in Charac,er,
ar in -,
that good name is worth mole than a
mine of gold, Mr. Randolph ought not to
be permitted to hurI his poisoned arrow.
unIestrained, dwelling with the dusf, tho
character, Of all who have excited his .n,y
ar his h"snlliy. Il he empiirs the ,ials 81
has hate upon heads high and low" and
"treads the wIur.prrss oi indignant wrath,s
las most sublime correspondent of tho
Enquirer expressed IT, he and hls flend,
ought not ID b. snrprist if ht feels the
Christening rod applied To his own tack.-+
We have been accused of ctn suHng Nj.
Randolph too frequently aud too har.aIy
oN sont of his admirers. who seem ,oiN.
get that however frequent, and how,,es
harsh our censnres my have been, We
have The saoctlon of their own idui'- pU-
ample. They ought not 10 be sulprised
or angry thai Mr.. Randolph is cail d ia-
sane, "hen he cais Mr.. Adams scour.
dreL, thr amIabe Newton, contemplate
iCretch, the prosecuted Barron Il TefrtQnt
and c0pard, thr unes~uming T yor tool
of the admmIslratiun--aud aroused tue
patriotic Monroe OF brtrayIug his tiruds
So tEuch ior explanation. w. are aux-
lous, IN all 0ur conduct, DOT Ia be n.lsuIs-
derotood. Enttrlai.lug 0pnlnns Ike u
iher men, we txpr.ss thtm, - W. hasea
night. Ne are sure Ne all never sxcst
hE. Randolph ia hlackguardlsn. aud live
should perchance initiate hIn, MS triruds
hie the last who ought To cry out Pece0gIS
Z - w" refer the reader to an interest"
ing sketch from .hites'S Register Tne cha"
racer OF the paper is sufficient "a ranty
of the accuracy of its sketch, The IN
dependence and undi.putrd integrity oflts
Editor, place him above the suspicion VI
being birding Of the administrator.
y Mr. RandoIph's incorporate cor
duct has caused another uod,gnlded scene
Ia The Senate Of the Unitrd States. tie
has since gone % europe, where "r hope T
hr may remaln. Particulars IN our nts
u Our European accounts are not LIP
lerestlng, If We except that O! CONNER