The Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1822-1829, 1827-04-03

The Continuation. The Euquirer seems a
| little angry thai the cue word on coun-
ter cry of Combination, shall be welded by
the friends of the Administration, when i'm the
next breath II repeats the stale and haClneyed
phrases of coalition affiliated presses, Sc.
/ IL Is not enough thai the Opposition should take
under then -prci,l care the Constitution. honor
and Interests of the Country bui also the eN-
elusive use Of the English vocabulary. We
hope our neghbors will not forget the old pro.
verb, that : he who pla,s al bowcs must some.
| times eXpec THE rubbers, and that the friends
of the Administration cannot sit quietly and be
peited by every sort of filth, without making
some slight show Of resistance at least. We
have no particular preference ourselves for
the epit ct Combnation'--it is not onr inyen.
ton and we have 40 disposition despoil It's
real author, Gen. Floyd, ofthat merit. In truth
do Mt think il d, fines with sufficient accula-
y, thai monstrous aud crude composition of all
parties which having buried their antient feuds
aud autipatties, have met together in hdrmoni.
ouS hat ed Of the President aud Secretary of
Stt'e Milton informs us, that Devils with
Devils tanned, firm concord hold, on pacncul 4
pOiui, and the Euqrer gives us TO understand
that the Opposition Is " organized upon the hig
grounds Of the Constitution md the interest OF
The CoHntry'-an opposition (mark gentle rca-
der composed OF men who, according 70 the
Enqurers opinions of the Constitution aud
the interests of the Country have been engaged
all their lives in violating the one and running
counter to the other. snch men as Calhoun
and Benton-McDnlfe and X. NJ johnson
Rowan aud Dickinson, Berrien and Hayne, &c
all OF whom have advocated at various periods
doctrines and principles, utterly a. war with the
Virginia school. Every one recollects when
.bn p, :. al,
rer, as one of the most dangerous and ultra
latitudinarian politicians in the nation McDuf-
f. had the holiness to enter his dissent from the
Richmond orthodoxy at the Randolph dinner
IN the very teeth of the hiah priests of the faith
and IN defiance of hospitality aud Staie rights.
AIR. DlChensoa, " the independent Dickinson
lis the great friend and champion Of the wool
bill, thai terrific measure which mas frightened
every man, woman and child, in the Anticnt
Damin,oh--and HeSSrs Haync and Berliep.
are the advocaies of tha Bankrupt BIZ. and the
Navy School Bill, the tayorltc m, asnes 81
tue Administration. That such men should
have met ON common ground with the iucom-
p rabe hacon"-the stern Chandler and
our own ud1abted, uniform, aud consistent Re
pabliciu, Tazewc and Randolph is indeed
osc Of the extraordinary signs of the times "
Ne know OF 20 terms IN the Eaglish language
which can portray this motley ussemblage in
IFS true colours There is nothing that we are
acquainted with 10 nature, which furnishes a
parallel, and we are forced into the regions
o romance 10 find something like it, Perhaps
the inferno contents the witches cauldron in
Macbeth, is the best resemblance.
Eye of Newt. and toe of frog,
Eo0l of lat and tongue dog,
Alders fork, aud blind worms string,
Lizards leg ami uwlct's wing.
Black spirits aud white,
Blue spirits and grey,
Mngle minele mngle,
lou that 5siagie may.