The Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1822-1829, 1826-08-03

fans a"1 I,,r. az rescued from Dr.
N"'' " :, would b. criminal 10 ,ne one
strne'e ...il AS an uumer'ted mtfd "i
pri)' ,hs other, If se failed |" rxii-
charity !, ,b,.ir proper character. May
" ;d.,aI4 are M" isrg "n"
,,.,,. f.rtlous turbulence "hich us
VIZ This country, and para'szea "e' "a
s'@ ~ procure .ietrninlfy Tor tht
ef'n''S s..urlt, fr The future, rom
roe In the clos. uf the war. ihty
ieoo' -, .inc, been pfifectly eonsneed
n''e a., charges of French lnfpeace, br'-
-, iacobnism, sc. &e. mad" WIN
1T og.cnlar sple nnllyai that per'hd' a.
~, Nrs,rs. Jeifersoo and Madison hy
e. ..on,nrnts, VIE false. fheg koow|
'"'" rpry know thai those who give
.h.,n birth, the leaders ,'t the hdefal par
- WE'RE aware of their fa'siy at the t'n'el
,b., were made and that they wrrr on
=. ,brnwn out to dupe the multitude.
wi. ? Because, these Ladrs wanted
A., a,Ti.es Which Messrs. Jetterson and
n .d,.n, filed. aud we're dsiei mined ~
sat them, If they could, at whatever haz,
Cd But, ihp treaty of Ghent, ntgo'iai'"
h. Npssrs. Adams aud Clay, IN conJoec-
a., with other able commissioners pun
=, end to their hopes, and, with men, I"
.heir SANDERS. Strange revolutions ~ the
Nautical world have beto smce bfoosh' d,
bnut by combination of unexpected anu
,noreced-nted circumstances, ann lucy
ohio were patrIats 10 1872, ana IN me
gloomy period which foli' w"d-iney "ho
,,ar. - observed of all observers" as men
..ho had stood in the breach IN the honr
osthpir country's danger, feafi"=siy vlnd'-
eating her CAUSE, find themselves no" tue
"byr-word and reproseh" of the nation.
because, forsooth, they are ahussd ahu
vtunerated By many of the very same in-
diyidnals who pu sued the like course 10
relation TO Messr.. Jefferson and Madison,
and fora like cause. The outs are almost
alwaysinimicsl to the ms they WISH 10
throw the riders of the public horse tha'
then NAV vault into the saddle. II IL De
urSed, that, many who sided with VT
J.fr.rson. and advocated the war are as
laud in their denunciations of hr. ClaV as
even Mr.. Randolph, ur DIR. Pickering, or
Mir. Gus, and their immediate re'aihers
we answer it is because, lst the strange
and unexpected combination of cIrcum-
stances produced by Mr.. Monroe's we'll
designed but fatal scheme Of the amalga-
nation of parties, has thrown every thing
into confusion-hke misery, it has mad
strange bed-fellows." Cd. Alessrs. Adam'
and Clay have personal foes whose hostill'
~ nothing can appease. 81. ten. jack
son, in whose way TO the Presidency
these gpntlemeo stand, has many warm
ly devoted personal friends, whose disap
pointment at his former defeat has en-
Filtered their feelings against hr. Clay, u
q most extravagaat degree and tnry are
consequently determined tn effect NJ u
suin, by circulating tales ot c"'ruptian' NJ
order that Mr.. Adams may he eJecte'
from office aud their Gvnrlte brought 10
A few wears, however, @iIl dlsslpate thes'
mists of caumn and Mr.. Cla!'s tam'
will be the brighter for the bre throuel
which il has passed.
~ Mr.. Giles, at the request OF io7
r., holders of Notto"ay County, has c'n
scented Ia stand A. candidate t'l Ton
errs. in ih. DISTRICT now represented b.
VIM. s. Archrr. Mr.. A. we presume
viii continue Candidate aud NE under
stand that VIM. X. Johnson will also be
candidate.
Iaterndt improvement Capt. Mcneil
ami Lieut.. Cooke, in company with sey
eral other gentlemen attached 10 the u.
Eugnre, Department, f"hose names W
have not learncd) arrived in this place las
Saturday evening. We understand ina
they are directed To remain M this place
until they receive partlCuidr instruction
from Washington CITY. Il Is designed
ae believe, by the government, I" caus
4 reconnaissance, and probably survey
the country between the head waters q
the Roanoke. james and kana"hd Rivers
with view to their ultimate JGuetlon, Ell
thel by canals o. railroads, II 1t shoaih D
deemed practicable, or II the advaatagt
tn be ed fron such measure appea
90 warrant the undertaking.
Mr.. .Noah.-NNe regret that we shnul'
have goaded our tisht "'ttlc' brotht
ofthe /" .Nelc York Enquirer" into pa;
slon Nothing was farther liO.n our IL
tention. Aware his hunuur, and SEE
ing, So frequently, declarations, from IN
olpn pen, that he "as one of the best ma
4tnred fellows in the world, absolutely G
y verhowing with the "mllk of human kind
a ness" we could not have expected tina
playful hit, DOW and then, wonld ha.
had the effect of sourlng his temrer.--l
appears that we presumed too tar uPo
his mercy, from paragraph 10 late NJ
of his paper, in which he belahors us mos
terr,bIy-cals us a "prortnciai," and al
CUES therefrom that we have no right
presume upon the honor of has notice
tmho, by the bye, certainly is not Of til
Metropolis says that when we "are St
Iious, we are most sadly So" add thee
fore infprs that we should BIZ merry b,
forthwith gives us slap on that side ton