The Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1822-1829, 1827-09-13

.i,;l.. The states should be watch.
- hl'H' .,,.r, mti-riA 1snIpation on
~ - - % drnannce them as they or
haat S.t5,,st nerempinry terms. 10 protest
~ m ~ a. wrongs n which nur pres
asaih9' -, sball be considered, not a
eai sd'''' .,,,pnfs or precrdpnis af righi,
sckh' ,,,,sararv welding 20 the lesser evil
inl, ~ .t,s,r accumulation shall overweight
lin ,.,,ration ] would % still further,
~" i,the federal mrnihsr, by regular
All -, ot the constitution, right 10
M Ids and canals pf nhnich,inn
m's.,, IN. siaies-pfnvi ling sufficiently a.
be- ..',,,r,,,, nrariices in Congress Qng roll
bv declaring that the federal pro-
h'si n each state OF the MONIES so EN-
y" - shall hn in works within the state, or
r'F.i,, with its consent. aud with due
Ell If Jurisdiction. rhls is the course,
gu IN think, safest and best as yet.
ak nv opinion OF The ProprietV oi q.
n,blieiiv 10 what is stated IN yonr let
W. baviag passed between Mr. Johu "a
- and Yourself. OF this. no one can
- hat Yourself u Is one OF those qnesh'
..hici helong 10 fhe Forum OF feeling.
W.. atooe. can decide on the degree OF con-
" ;nnIied in the disclosure Whether
n
';aoble TO others. II does not seem 10
W. If that character. or AT ALI 10 meet mat as
w rhay are historical facts, which be-
P", lin. nresent, As we'll ne Intnre time |
w, ,,he,her y single fact, known 10 the
ia ,y;ll carry clear conviction to IT,
49, ,,rrec,ne>s Of Our knowledge oi he
o. ~" views of the federal party of 'hat
that disclosed bY this most netlrions
i,r;no attemot, to discover the Uaion, Of
M -, the Hartford Convention waa subse-
.,, rbapterT' and both % these having fail
.o,s,li1ation hacomes the first book q
-. bisfnrv. Btu. this opens with vast ae-
." ;,r of STRENGTH fsom their vouneer ~
n,s who having nothing III them ofihe IL. :
-. ar naiocialr, % 20, nov look - -
,I sslendiA government ofan AristoCra-
:. founded on banking in iituion- aud no
o,i,ncorn,ratians, under tho gnise aud
IL or .b.ir favored br nehas pi IN ,nufae
,',.a. commerce and ntvigation, rielng aud
,ser the olnna rrei plonghman, AMI
h,,,ore3 yaom1ury. Inis will 10 tn them a
noyl he.f b. -s,iaa to the moNarchv IT 'heir
fra NJ I'D, perhaps, the snreft stepping
s,le o il
Trbe toregoiag includes the whole of the
a.f,t,caI part OF the letter. Thou follows som"
Iolor nation nm II remarSs, purely private, aud
il thus conclutes
mar University has been most fortunate in
the FIVE Professors, procured from hngland,a
f,er selection could not have been made be-
sdes There being OF grade Of science, which
L,sI left little superior behind the correct
ness of their nj nral character, their accom-
mo1aling dispositions and zeal for the pros
pari,y Of the institution leave MS nothing
more TO wish. | verify belie7e, that as high
degree of education can now he obtained
horo a. in the country they Icfl-~and n hner
40, ,f ,o,fbs I never saw assembled for in.
.,rnrtion. they committed some irregJlari
lies a, fist, until they lear1t the lawful
laneth of their tptheg, since, which It has ne
a. been trans ressed in the smallest degree
4 Great proportion II them are severely Dr.
voted to study and fear not 10 say, that
within 10 or IL wears from this time, ma1o-
rrgof the rulers of on state, will have been
educated mere They shall carry hence tn
correct principles III onr daV, ami we una
count assure Ilv that they will eXmbf Their
conalry In degree of sound rrspec tahility Il
hae never known, either in our daVs,or thosf
Of aur forefathers. iranuot live 10 SEE it.
nv oy must only he that Emancipation, hal
thai YOU may see il in mil fruition, Is h.
probable consequence of the 20 years am
ahead Of Won in TIM, aud is The sluran
PRAYER of your atferlonate and ron1i'I'
friend, THb3 5 JEFFERSON:
NJ We stated las week. that il was ru'nNfef
mere, Ey.Gov. Randolph had gone on TO Wasa'
tgton to fight Mr. Clay. w perceive from th'
last W rshngton papers thai Sen X. had react
ed that place. but, 50 far we can under
stand I. ON the papers, MS mission appears n
have been purely plciic. Tine National tnnr-
MI publishes some letters addressed to NJ Ran
do5A by Mr. Jefferson TO show that he bad noi
los the confi lence Of Mr. J. as asserted by tin
Journal
u The Washington Eel grach,n answer II
aur question. why. if Mr.. Clay used exertions
fon1nence the votes of members OF Congress
~ the Presidential lection, he did not apnl,
10 MS friend Mr. Moore Of Kentucky, answers
'm Mr., Clay did apply TO Mr.. NJ. We do no.
believe it; for the plain reason that Mr.. Moore
would long since have said so. # it had beer
true We must have have better authority thar
The Telegraph before we can believe il.
s<2~A
3ndber Rumor Of Hnr,'-The last Nash
VI Wig contains some severe animadversions
9ha Sprcca delivered nv Gen Houston, in hi
receni canvass for the office of Governor of Ten
nPNsee. from the pen Of Gen. VIM. White. |
vii he rerollccted that these two genilcmer
Fought duel eight or nue months ago, IL
phr5 Nate was severely wounded. In Hons
'oas late Snecch, alluded to above, he iodulget
4 Nahnm l7'ic account of this duel, AMI the eau
'"9'aa iai Tt throwing all the blame OF
& White The latter rcnes the impuation indg
unity, aud saIirize, Houston with great sever
"
IOC TUE SIRGiSIAN.
'he "her who preSnmcs TO question the cor
"em'Ss OF the course pursued NV men in elrva
.' Na'"n> may. With almost absolute certainty
''pet' u find the conduct which he arraigns moi
ely defended but enlogized nv some one on