The Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1822-1829, 1827-08-02

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ID, thuFe would be no aliera lion IN tive friendly
feelings between them. lee General gracious
y condrsecads to receive she communication,
and, IN consideration OF The hieh standing vi the
distinguished member, aud ofhis having always
becn protested friend. he is promised impuui.
~ and assured thar there shall be 10 change of
amicable ties. After an these necessary prelin-
naries are arranged betneen he high negotia.
ting powers the envoy proceeds lie had
" been Informed l., the friends OF Nj Clay, thai
" the friends Of Mr.. Adams had made oseriures
4" to them. saying il Nh. C1y and his friends
" would unite In AID oi the election Of Mr.. Al.
" ans. Mr.. Clay should be Secretary Of state /,
" thai the friends Of Adams were urging, as a
- reason to induce the friends OF Nh. ClHy to ac-
" cedo 10 their proposition. that il was elected
q President. MIR. Adams would he continued Sc
=" crctary of State, iinncndo there would he no
" room tor kenlnchy.p) rs this Cen. Jack
sous iuuendo, % that Of The distinguished mem
bcr Of Congress 7 That the friends Of Mr.
g Clay stated the West does mol want TO sepa-
:" rate from the West, and il ~ ould say or per
- iuil any oil my confidential friends TO say
" that, Ia case was elected + esident, Mr. Ad-
ans should not be continued Secretary OF
State, by a complete mion Of Mr. Clay and
hi. friends they wouldpW an end 90 The Pre-
" sidendal contest in one hour; aud he was OF
. opinion it vas right TO fight such infrigners,
" with ihcir own weapons i q which theGcncr-
al states huusclf 10 huve replied IN substance
" that ia politics, d ~ every thing else, my
" guide was principle. and contrary to the OK
i" presNod and unbiased will OF the people or
" their constituted accents. never would step
" into the Presidential chair; and requested him
" to say to Mr Clay aud III, friends, dor | did
4" suppose lie had come from NJ. Clay although
4" h. ased He terms NJ. Gays frtsads) tat b.
" iore would reach the Presidential char by
+" such means Of bargain and corruption,
! would see the earth open aud swallow both
=" Mr. Clay and his friends, and myself with
q them Now all these professions n,ehers int
aud display admirable puny. out IT'S snhiihI-
" would be somewhat molc impressive, # some
person othcl Than Gcu.Jark-on had proclaimed
H. He would 20 INTO the Presidential char, hut
never no never contrary 10 =" the expressed q
unbiased will OF the people, or their constituted
agents. two modes OF arriving It at the more
reasonable, as there happens 10 be no other con.
,litufiunal wav He would see " the earth open
lnd swallow both Mr.. Clay and his friends and
nv,af" before lac would reach the Presidential
chair by such uelus OF bargain aud corinp
fiou.h | hope General Jackson did moi ntcnd
=hai the whole human race should be also swal-
wed up, Oh the contingency he has seated, nor
hat they were 10 guaranty thai he has an ubso-
lute Iepugnance TO the employment otanye1cep-
tinnabic means to secure ms elevation TO tue IIe-
sldenCy II ne lad rendered the distinguished
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