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

numbekd whom an opposite prine,,l, ;, -.
shtd' oeiifvrd, aud ill believe ,I., -.
"hfn fat institutions dre IN eontg.tafis. -
~ - ''t'e 10 establish tn great I.fiue,+,,
"ia iY''''s 9"al iittiion alone IS noi a spqis,,.,
title = the Presidency Il We st.,r, 80,
may mn a long race Of liberty. bsp,,a.' - We
glory II ~ stumble ia selling o.g, ,,,.I.z,"l"a
~ others have faleu before ~. and eft IN
eYena ci7'm 10 the regrets orsympaih,e. -,
KNIT VI ta'dn.
have never done Gen. Jackson. Foov -.
auy inhsnee. have taken pieasmc. 81. -
proper occasion, 10 bestew on him the ny
praise ioT the eioH iuus ISSUE OF the hatle a. -
ORLEANS. No American citizen pnioted -,
satisfaction than did with The event. lb,sz,l.
for The first time ON the Doapelard, ,f p
aud eagerly perused ihe detail, Of the as,..'
with the anxious hope tilat | should find p,s,.'
gallant militia Of ms own Stale had asepae. .s
the banks OF tue Mississippi the blood -
they had 50 freely Spat on the disastrols frId
Raisin. That hupe was not then erati1i,d. -
although had the modification 10 read j. a.
official ,atemc0t, that the. had ng!otiensi, a.,
was nevertheless thankful for the success. m.
arms OF my country, aud felt grateful 10 bta nl..
had most contributed TO the ever mcupfahI.
tory. This concession IS not now mad, f,, H.
purpose of calculating the favor on init,p.,ti,,,
The wrath OF zen. Jackson. He has eiect,d az
impossible barrlcr between US, ard | would .r,r,
10 accept any favor at his hands thanh 20
God that liz has endowed me vito ,oui inca, =
BILE ot app Il ensiou iroui the anger ofany la, 4
br himself
have, a. your Representative, freely e,ar,,,.
cd, and, IN my deliberate judgment, Justly con. ,
delnncd the conduct of Guu. Jackson in som,
of GUY Indian wars. | believed, and yet beliocs
him TO have tlami led upon The Constitution -,
his country, aud 10 nav violated the principles a
humanity Entertaining these opinions, / DID
moi aud rould not vote for him.
| o~eyou my friends and Ieow-oitizcns rs.
ny apologies for this long interruption to the G,.
tylies Of the day. hope that my dese own.
dicate lbcirhono,ed object, aud to convince ye,
that he Is MOI alogcf cr univ orthy of them, VII
be deemed sufficient.
Pi1udug 70 the gqii-M Claws frank and
manly letter has literally C.t6iScG tie org,..p
of the opposition. 1ncy .ue more conpf,,y
81 dumb founded thaaeny other set Of hoprls.
adventures thai we ever saw. As an evidence
of the sad dilemma IN which they are placed
We mention the fact that the last numbe, ~
the Washington Telegraph, the leading Jack
eoa paper contains AN EDITORIAL article ofthrcs
columns, 10 prove that General JaclseB has
=
king their cue from lhe Telegraph, some of the
Opposition papers nearer home, are vainly AZ,
tempting the same thing. Now, this wont do.
gentlemen. For months past, YOU have been
clamornP against the Administration, because
General jackson, SaiG he could provea cur,Vpt
ba gain 10 nave been made between Mr. CLAW
aud Mr.. adams. And now, finding your i'd!
driven and pinned 10 the wall by Mr. Cav.
yon roar OUT "Oh, na, General Jackson hss
never made any charge against Mr.. Clay =
2ain we say, gentlemen, this viii not do. foQ
shall not be permitted to sllulk away thus. r.
ther General Jackson made the charge or Re
didno1. The did mol, you must admit Thar an
you have SAID upon the sub ect ola corrupt bar.
gain for the last wear, is wtounded aud false.
IT he din, he must prove it, or abide the conse.
qaences. y l. Com. .jdr,
We find The following Ia the Philadelphia Ca.
zettc, % FRIDAY last:
COMMUNICATION.
There was orr way Ia y hieh Mr. Clay might
have psored his dismlercstcdncss, and that vaa
by accepting nothing from the man whom he
~ idn = esident.
1t isa great pity he did not choose thar one
Wy II would have saved dead Of di,putIue
'iat now il Is impossible To prevent Peoples hay-
ug their own Thoughts about the business
AN OLD FFDEkALlST
HI, Old Federalist has certainly mistaken
he matter. In accepting the Office OF Sec eta.
~ of statr, Nj. Clay made positive and eear
;t5r fra OF 4. personal interests. lie quiiteda
pfaruee stthe Bar more lucrltiveby tas iran his
resent station. lie certainty did not, therefore
'onsuh his interest in the matter He consulted
us friends however, aHd they nigel hm 10 &C.
'cptthe fer md by the President aud, n w
10 nj egresionsly mistake, some Of t. o,e who
ne nov mast decided among the Combna-
ion, were his advisers 10 the course which Mr..
lay took in accepting The oflire of Secretly
II state. Ma. it
STATE CONVEAIiDN MARYLAND.
BALTIMORE, lilly -.
AttWclye O'Clock yesterday. the Convention
gain assembled Several members. Who had