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

Na.aE
lo't' - III hsen deceived ~ tn. ope ~'ians
me- r.I..J Gn,erpmrnt; that he had
~ ~ n, ga armed them ten years before of
y. tsodrncy towards consolidation that
-" s,nrd and the purse. b. the tsia' ant
..,,v of the terms nsPd IN lhP tan-tih-
W. had been snrr' n1"ted To the general
r',,,nrnt; but, that inasmaeh rs. ID" had
d.tt.a,rd ~ the touteuIlat, and Ia"
" .,,,t,,i,u had been adopted by the zen
L.. n "A dptrrnined 10 hrcan" a peace
~ .;,,zen hi nself and wnad hrseerh
90, q, pausr - their dI~rrs psettul and IL
- ,,nf-r towards the general govern
~, hp.or- they y"d themselves d d.
aiepemips IL their Liter state. JOHN
,..notpu Was directly Al lssnr with
o.a8tcK HENRY On his "ccaslon. He
. mi Ihn ldpl Of Democracy. He as.
"A .,ad indicated the yirus and prin, =
the rising republican patty. He
,,unrpd the elder Adams aud all his
Ay,sars; and no drlh' was AZ Wild and
.s.abi ,ira in his politics a. any man { his
H. continued the most conspicuous
w., ,f his age. and III. ehamni"n nf Mr..
Is,r.soN and his aduunistr ti"n, I'll 4.
S.'t IN. wear 1905 Abont Thai time, n"
,,o IF nrnmotiop. and, fpr the last T. 81
wears. has bren generally ont Ut hnm"'
,,,b ever, body and every thing ~ the
i void. We have seen hun IN he II use
! = orRpnrpsentati,e wrlthlng and frettmg 1T
.,.,y AL aud measure "f the Government.
49, except the one for the relirf nf Mrs
: p.,ry But il appears To have A".n reser-
,.a for hl.r, nudrr thu auspices # the Graf
IopS 4. CALHouS, To change III" cha
.,,,.,nffhe y. :. Senate Ottlly al con-
YER, il into one of the most disorderly par
y.,,.otaty bodies it, The world In on- nf
hs ,hapsodirs in the Spnate. II is under
s,ood tina, he ins,itcd Nr. CLAY, which
,e.olted IN the late Dul between those
sentlrmen. Iudeed, when we bear IN mad
,hp envy and malice hr has 80 long euler
tanned towards NJ. Clay, and H. freq ,ent
shollitions in debate which have lately so
much deg AIDED the American Congress,
.y.ry mao must adult that JonN Ran
noLpH set the fret example. auU llit he
- At present nn6l to represent an .nlishi-
snrd and ,irtuons people. II Is admitted
h, all malicious men that his mind is IN
,,nid tate Of deterioration. When we
mad his "chat" in the Senate las he very
dsroytr gpni % aud Wit in some of bis OBJ
sprsations, the most distinct idea to be
glanced from that chat, is an intolerable
chucking al his own political consistency
He seems to nave forgotten thai, in one of
his fire. Ks, after being defeated by JHo. ".
EPpEs, in an eiestion for Congress some
years ago, when be expected his political
race WAS run. he exclaimed ~ entered
,liiicaI HE Democrat and Dpisl but
ort il, Convert 10 JESUS CHRIST in re-
Gglon, and 10 EDMUND BrRXE in polilcs."
Mr. RASDOLPH, no doubt, al the age of
twenty five, MAS the most prominent Young
man in America. He is nov ilty-two or
three Years of agn. aud behold the dispar
is. Al the former period If his life, he
was the idol of his party. He was in the
plin road to all the highest oihces of this
snernment, and no doubt would have
reached the Presidency with tolprablc prn-
d,ncp. But now, when ie rises To speak
IN Congress, although We behold full gal
kuts, particularly, since his elevation TO
thr senate what do We anticipate The
rnanner Of Nr. RANDOLPH uUqn"stionably
isypry good, ami So Tar he may be catrd
IN orator; bnt | am informed slnce he has
attend The Lobby to hear his nonsense,
merely on account ofthat manner When
Demosthenrs was asked three times, what
constirnlrd the orator, he answered every
inirfrog ilury in the same words; the man
nsr But even hi, stand4rd of oratory
will mot avail Mr.. RANpoLPH. When he
speaks in the Sroate he tunst arrange his
ntAs, and first convince his hearers like
other men, before hr cau carry them with
him And ft"r conviction. | would add
1-e HIM I" pc suade men toto his measures,
INST" q OF ate pting 10 corrce thrm. II
The Virginia Legislature. in its folly and
wrath, when they, elected him ~ toe U. ).
Spnaie 10 answer the ends ofihe srlfstvl.d
great men "f the State. could have fore
seen his weak and malit lou. 90 prs" II that
bod, | am persuaded that not even th.ir
pr"detsrml1ati"n ~ oppose Nj. ADtNs's
administrations cold have indBr". them
IN support hi u. Indeed Mr.. RA>poLPn
"h II his high preiensions T. iudep"nd.
'ncp d dignity, must have kna n wh"n
| N" leglSla ure promoted BIN. that their
ohIret Was, merely tn oppose aod emhar-
'asS the administration and not 10 honor
h'n. H." crrtanlv has failed IL effect. in
ms sagares, what MI ht hav" been acr"n1-
Fi''hrd by reason and Atire. If the Viz
eInla politicians. and the opp sition gene
rally, have no better man to thrust forward
!" execute thin neasurt~, they bad better
aoand"n their schp'"r atoncs: for e'en
"'"lrnpt I'D inisfrafian would has" hot
"''lr :" fear from snch an opp"s'tionst ~
hr RANDOLPH No man can duht, that
Arf" IS Il regularly oresoiz"i opP"si'l"n
"ty IN Washi Gfon, whose object II is to
pI' DOVE the administration. at all eSrrts
81 nv person sh 'nld he 40 scented as ~
do1b' the fact. lot hir rad HE hllIiog- gate