The Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1822-1829, 1827-11-08

s ''" UNIV n'i9 represented Ia nave tesn e,l .
by Nj. Clay 10 sound Gen. Jackson "a Tho
binH appointments. aud TO negotiate Il "a
Tor me Sfcfel'rys'np of state. " Mark k.,. 'A
tale shall put the sanderers down. Rp1d, &, pm
emphatic and d'enlhed appeal aud he s,
forwards admtthe iasity of the ioul charm. d
Gay would pronounce hin gally thuugh a ,a,.. "
Heaven should ptoclailn his innocencr ''' HOo
From he Democratic Pre.sl
10 HE PUBLIC.
Mr.. Buchanan. Mr. Lacks. and MIR
have thought oper 10 bring NV nam. ''"'
the public, as hat OF a person ilnnl,r,,.1 '''e
some way concei ned, ia an atteuur IL ]"
General Jackson 10 give a ceftah, ni.d,,.
Pledges, AS 10 certain appointment IL v'1, -
ms d"'y 10 make IN the event OF hls elceti,, "
President o. the Jnned States On. -
quenCe ofthe publications Of these o.,,,,.' ''''
has been, that they have given rise Ia q t,.
otabuse and calumuy, which has b.en d,' ."'
against me. Ii Is not, bot.t,ef. for In. -. 'u
ot dFettne this poiuted stream Of aot,ci.,ipsSs
va" have Cast INTO IL Their mite of sian,,
sn dorn. My ohlec' y Of higher nt,,fs
dssIre 10 do nyseit justice, aud so far a. an,
recollection and Judgm, at shall p.r,i
sfead the ruth, and the whole truth Inf a.. -
fellow eli zcns. do not hope, Dy any ~
can say, however satisfactory aud Conclusive r.
propltae any of my enemies, personal arfolG
cal; nor Shall for that, or any uther n,,r,a'a
turn from ful aud fair examination a. ~
pats OF the letters of tie gentlemen VINO bsy.
imposed upon me this unpleasant duty A.
Rates I" NJ sell, could have wished 10 have besn
spared ms appeal bul II Is no louger matter
OF oholce. night hay, been pen sna,led 10 ns,.
III the error, and Inaccuracies OF Air. B,ci,n.
an and Nj l>achS, arising from want OF roe
fCtIOn. IA
10 be At peace. might even have been conto,,
10 overlook tGer unkindness bul when N,,;or
Ea on, on their showing, presumes to call m.
! me negoiiator in what he represent, 10 be a
corrupt tIansacion, | dm imperatvcl, bound ia
speak and VIA speak thai winch do know IN
be tfne. IL the b ame aud Condemnation fall
where 1t ought where IL is mrrted III NOT on
me.
II these were not motives sufficiently power
fui, there IS another which would d.tprn,ao ,e
An Fnoft Is making, by the use, and lhr ai,l.e oC
my name, 10 a ound the characters Of SOM Of
our ablest and most exalted citizens aad h. ar
'"Sa'ions winch believe 10 be unlouAdeG nA
IA winch, am certain, bore no Pan 4, SINK
them IA pabnc esiliuat On 10 cast mem down
from me 0clguts winch they have honorab.y Al.
tained andIa tbcir places TO put taosc whom
regard a. having adopted principles, aud asow.
lag determination 10 pursue il course Of po.icv
"hici, ave no doubt ~oHid greatly ailact he
prosperity and happmes 9th State Of Penn.tl.
Vania, aud Vi the whole tnlon
iAa' was originally friendly to the election
ofGch. Jackson 10 the Presidency 4 do moi d,sy
My feelings OF gratitude towards him Tor his MI.
t.uy services IL hIs country remain, and ever
shall IL. ain, uncnaneed. | voted Ton HIM IN the
Dtmocfailc Caucus OF l524. A. representa-
r'e ii Pennsylvania subsequently not jny
gave hIm NY vote but used NY 81 eNertiuGsay
eFe't AN AID hon"labie me"ns, 10 promote Is
clt ctIon 10 the Presidential Chan. he united
eNSrons OF his friends havns fan al 10 effect ms
election, was moi one OF thase who lell ma do.
y, or ltougl.t II proper immediately 10 ufurl
tn stan ard OF opposition without knowing lie
principles aud The poIicy OF the men wno were
10 be called 10 assist ia administering Tie govern
ment OF the OnlO :--berausc | had been deIraf.
ed, hY constitutional. majority OF the states, IN
my desire 10 have Gene ~ jackson rrcled, Il
did Mt sem ;hdt VAS called upon 10 RESIST en-.
5siras and oyefrhroe the Administrator wht.
iner II should be right on nloag | rhungat it
my uty as aitsprescntalse .. The peop,. and
q, = cInzen, patI, ntly To wall ana see wIlw ,uid
u III" general Character oi Mr.. Adam Admin.
iN'iaioh aud whal Would BE- the complexion Of
his cabinet.
When AscrrtaInrd that nc had taken to his
Clay. Nh. Rush, Mr.. oouIhatd AMI Mr. bar
bodr, men Identified Win the republican ln.tpn.
tohs ot our country, IN peace and N war; MA
who had enjoyed the c1nhd nee o. the K, biz
cdn Aim nlstritions OF Mi. Jefferson, Nj Mddl.
son, AMI Nj. Monroe mrn whn mad long God
and "tre incorporated wiih, the great DrWocla'
tc family oi the Union. did moi lee mtNeL At
liberty 10 doubt what would be the character AID
policy OF Mr.. Adams'S Administration, | con-
.id"ied that Ia thcsca Pponlm nts, pledge "ds
gwen 10 the nation. t!Iat the policy "hicl had
been pursued under oimtr Administrators
would b. ptaSued under the pre>ebi. deter
hhued lhel einfe, that as a Representative OF Inc
PEOPLE, and as one ostne people, would IL"
permit my pa'tlaiitles, my dsappointmeH's Of
my preIuulcrs, To gel the better ri my Jadsnfu'
anu patriotism, bui thai wou,d judge he Az
ninistratlon by It's measures Ii il CONTINUED 10
support aud sustain hose that sustained sym
winch promotes national prosperity, American
manufactures, lnterna Improvements ana cop'
metce and 10 cherish peace, and admnIs'rUS
government with due regard to economy
should receive my cordial and hearty surpo''
The latter end Of December, ls2l, ! belt'9
but cannot with absolute certainty say, tNd'op
the 3Olh, my friend, Mr.. Buchanan, called 'ose'
me IN the evening athy boarding-hodse Imp
pegIed 10 be alone in my room; he sH WIN me-
considerable eugth Of tmc; our cpny' 'a""'
TUNED, principally, ou the fhen pending f
dsntial cieCtiun. MI. b. commenced, by ''@h5
'tat he iet great soicude tor the election v
General jack, a. aud tia Ia, friends ShouluH,
every honorable means 10 promote II 10 VIM
replied, thai healthy united with hhh IL oP%
ion. Nh Buchanaa adyerted TO Il. n"',I
which were a1oa, that the friends OF MI nv
am. we've holding out the ca that IN ca'e ~
should he elected, Mr. Clay would proha'g
offered thr situation OF Secretary OF state 'I t..
thai IN case General Jackson was elected "
would appoint OF con inue Mir Adams d ''l
~ otSlate. told Mr.. Buchanan Ih"ng sont
report was calculated 10 do the General" "a a.
deal oil u. jury. and if it were notUell ionnueu,
ought 10 be contiadicted, and mentioned i"',
er, that there great pIausbhy ~ slc%
ports and their receiving credit, Pa''""' ts
tha lch repre- Gated Gencra Jackson ~
wing determined, il he should be eec'ed' .ua
would continue Nj. Adams Secretary OF
inasmuch as Nr. Adams had been one oil u. ~.
lcs defenders and advocates IN his fePo''
tainur Eanaral Ia. lsou against the cH"7