The Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1822-1829, 1827-11-15

b. ih' nm in relation 10 the tariff. tour
Of tbs a. a.. ae votes Of ten. jackson ~
con of an, Gnited Suites IN The year is-4
tHf 't,h,.ted letter To D.. pleman, IN which
~ nN - himself moi onlt IN favor OF snch
b. .,ill praiect and encourage the manu-
F''p = s,,,h articls as are necessary 10 our
- '"', ,,u, of war, but also 81 such an one
CIV - 10 dgawiug tom agriculture portion
a. - 80, t,npI,,ved IN II. " aud, employing II ~
o. IN aud manufactures, thereby create
~ market for your bread stubs anu as"
bow s.g.p,nstancp of his being supported by
q VI. -, + ne he supported by thai statc)
J. i.T n,,H. H. will tnerelorr il elected
a. ~, &, the untrd States. % into Office
-. every tie Of honor. aud influenced by
o''.' @,nsideration OF interest, 10 support the
I" .l,t;on TO the Other question. as to the pow
general government 10 carry IN thesNS-
,ntrrnal improvement. sodr committee
'' ii,tle doubt rs 10 the sentiments OF Gen.
Jceson. ...;.,. ~ a., ,,,..,l,,., %
-, j., those instances in which he mas
,trustrd with power, they cannot tor
,pi eve that he. II invested with ihcpow-
~ nerf onage belonging Ia the Presidency OF
I'D states would, he restrained lay any
"a !, the right, al the states hom pushing
ouer and patronage To tie utmost r'frni,
W" Ia, N the strenplhD niue Of ihr arm Of lat
u.,,,nrut over when he was presdr 2 When,
committee would ask has u.Jao<son ~
5.e.,rained from doing any ac' 10 whlch
a. .,.nner and feelings rompted HIM, by any
INC as 10 the power with winch he was inyes
.4, hv any regard to the rights Of the states
II, any respect 10 the laws and constitut ION Of
a. Union Shall he who insued the governor
~ state and proclaimed that he had no ilght
t,i.s,e an, urdri 10 the militia OF the state over
,,bcb he presided, as long as he (Gcn. !. with
hsarny was cncamped within the limits OF that
,,,ts he considered the advocate of state rights
Sh,l he Who suspended the wit Of habeas cor
ms "A rit considered so sacred that II Is ex-
n,es,l, provided by the constitution lhdi II shall
nryer br suspended cept in cases OF invasion
and rehelliun, 4 then only by tae authority OF
,be Congress of tue u. States I Shall he, who
imprisoned Judge because, acimS under tue sol
snn mitigation of his oath Of office, he granted
thai wit TO an mtoItunate and oppressed mdi.
vidlaIl Who IN dnecI violation OF the lnstiuc-
lions OF the President AID oithe cOnsti u'lon
and laws niya led a foreign couatry, and there
nv neatly involved his country IN a foreign war;
S1ai he he considered as ~ favor of a llmded
,,,l, retion OF the con tiiuton. and as likely TO
bprrsifained BY any doubts as to the power OF
the gee N governIn nj from sancIohing
bib for internal improve ment, OF iot any Other
pup st which he might deem expedlent But
for the respect winch ynu committee ntertdm
for Inc opinl1ns of many oftheir fellow cltlzcliS
who differ with them on this subject, they would
pronounce the idea Of Gen. : being IN favour
nl a unlt Il construction of the constitution, to
b. An ab,urdy.
Your committee humhly conceive TINT they
have made out the proposition, with VIII oh they
4 .I,.,,. 4 I. = H..
L atcs, would pursue the 81 ne inc Of policy,
IN citation to the tain and i0tcrnai improve
meufs, as the present administration, & o. course,
as TAR AS principle is Involved every . lection
with The exception OF the charge uf corrupt
Coalition between Nj \ ADD Mr G. which is
made 10 the present administration, would apply
W.T. equal force q Gen jackson. That charge
tle chang Of a corrupt coalition, they will nov
briefly examine.
Believing i, your committee do that the supper
ters of bp'l VI. Aians and Gen Jackson are
in the general aCtuated by one Common motive
tle COOL Of their country, the spirit Of asperitl
AVID the tane of ,ioen Remuneration and ABUSE
which have marked the conduct of both parties
from t1r time OF VII. Adams Fl. st going into Of
lcr up q tlr pre,enr period. Is to th'm mat
hroi deep and serious regret. The tame Of
our patriots aud statesmen your committee nav e
l,
AMI charges deeply affecting the moral charac-
ierof tagSe who nave hitherto stood hoh ~
Chr public ,nfdencr, Should n"'rl oc made, un-
less they IAN be supported by sirong and ne
sSilbls proofs. y aen, thu eforc, they behold
t|a individuals, one Of whom has fi'oj nigh and
Trsp0nslalf offices. under Adams, j piersou Mad
S1n aud 0m,oe and against who's private
clara ter aud moral worth, t~hateyer may
Rave been sail ot hin as a polllicAh) nothing
hsrrel bcen SAID and he offer u tried aud
ntul pubic servant IS remarkable for the
ooliness and ind prnnence with which he mas on
nhY occasions stepped forth, aud endea, CURED
beteihr ton" to public Griainn, (not watching,
IKE ino,t politicians n catch the popular breeze,
a'd nm - tI' whichever WY iblUNS,) - he
Is coa>pcnnuS for is taIpns and his couuencc
"emesRiing officer, Tor many wears al the
moS nuansDu. branch OF the legislature Of the
ref,t and the pmes government IN the = orld
over winch ne It sized with 81 much dignity
smliy and impart'aiii, as to secure the apr'o-
pa''oa and the confidence Of all parties even in
ume, oi He greatest political excitement when
WeE see ,tCI men. charged with the commits.
'"n ut 1aaCt which would he di<eracoiul of the
'FEt pfeItu' IL Common honesty they must,
a"' VII demand the proofs. What then are
"'s' Plou's Ale they to be found IN lie at
cups winch have been made il, Gen. Jackson
''o ms hIendS to prove that propositions were
"'5e TO nun by ll4e friends OF NJ. ClaE, Eve.
T"inesS they have summoned has failed them,
s'' a. they prove ihat propositions were made
y'ea1et SIDE. hey prove that they came hom
eF .leadS OF Gen. Jackson Are they IL he
"Fi IN Nj Ehy's previous opposition 10 Mr..
A'ams II is true that he had been opposed
MN ont hr"aS much more opposed To Gen.
''Esson, tor he had denounced him in terms so
s,..f and uncqusocal, that all ntc course even
a. common cIvhtieS ofIpte, h1d been broken
=" 'e'"ern them for many years and, in the
T'oa NJ yolr committee, Mr. Clay would nave
t''1 hn'e much more obnoxious TO the
- Of corruption Ivy voting FOR Gen. JackSos
,a ''" ne ald by voting for NJ. Adams Are they
#i'and !" MS tcc t,jI pc. Of the utlic, Of Sc
lazy OF State? Having Eccn instrumental IN
h "e'oh OF person whose political opinions
'' not 'l'ogeth=f l3p"pFeo OF, aud having it
,.." power. 10y accepting the FIRST office in his
l. 10 exercise considerable influence. and
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