The Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1822-1829, 1827-10-15

over.zealous psrtfzans Of Jackson a..
VINO Is great la the field must ha - - ma
eap'"el. itthere Is truth Ia this nro,'..s mia,
converse oi Il nust be equal, t,,a p's''"n ts
| man IN ihe cablfet must be a Great - sistl
he'u. b"l "hdt hgurc d. yout i,k Al " Oh,
"ould make al the head OF AN Ann, AHa5,
no' hioie iidi cnlous one than pep.,.i ,Su''y
IN tue cabinet. both would b, :. an, -, "IAsaa
Dle"H, and nothing but bind par,,.,y., '"' ts:.
pace ehher oil them IN 81 false a No., 'ota
gam II Is SAID ou' hrsi president had bs, 4
cessiul general, and jackson /, - asf
Mgi0a. am lice 10 admit. INV trIt....4 "'ai
that cannpt dispassioaateig aa,.,, >, 'pfrH
grant and inplous Outrage cvmn,;,,. "h Ia
memory OF ashingtou by the s,cepI,a,., y" lac
lowers OF Jackson. 1t cannol he pec,..'. 10,
you, TO .dfa" the contrast. II womb !'Na
phemy against the Father OF his Count, VA
insult 10 your understanding 10 poin, "'N a
IN they dIher. Your heart and vonr hi ''''
sustain me III tins declaration, aud no VI
"hat your wishes may be IN regard 10 Tn. Nc
my erection, you VIII iro"n ndlgnanly ~,
renegade hom virtue aud ralrIoism vim
to assert a resemblance. General Lat O"'i
entItled TO the gratitude OF the nation a. "''
btt..
thanks OF the people he was continued ~ 'f
mand till the dlsbmdmenl OF the a,. o'-
1921, RECEIVING his annual thousands. Will,
the same time he enjoyed the uldislurbrd ~, a
ment of the Hermitage--undi,turbed v,,, Wv,
exception OF Il few months active noIl,a,, VIC
wee, in period OF SIN years Ia cDmm,,
every other officer, se received the a,ll,,,.,
compensation OF thee months pay GRANTED
congress TO all those, VINO like himself had :,
disbanded while AT the same time he wa. 10
wing the salary OF d ne" aud honorable apn,n,,
ment as gouernor OF iorlda.
These evidences Of nations gratitude vo,.
chez fully awarded TO him. Aud ,et !, h..
been grayely asserted thai he retired from oNrs
Immediately after the war and like Cin,.np,,a,
converted his sword INTO plough share. finn,
leaving it TO be inferred thai, though he sin h,li
his commission, he received no pay while H..
oihCial accounts communicated TO conpre,, ,,,,,
thai during his retirement he received nearl, m
/ " thousand dollars
! This fact is adverted to now only for the sal
| of ruth, and to dsiaDuse the public mind hoo,
the miserable attempts to lken ten. blackstone
/ retirement from the army 10 that ofNaSnngoo
winch has been so unbiushnlgly urged as "a tea.
son ion electIng Jackson, us you dld hashm,
ton, 10 the presidency, | will MOI pursue tbs
~ vi tue SuHJcti luilDtl Dut content
self with observing that though il were revealed
from Heaven, that we had nothing 10 apIIchad
fom Jacksous election save the Influence olue
example, thar alone would be productive Of Ii.
! most pera,cuus consegue nccs. 1t would indicate
TO the splrant, destitule If every other quafCa.
ton, thai The road 10 promotion was to be open.
ed by tbs sword. Let TIN, principle be once cs,
tabhshed aud how long think you should We re.
main al peace
now proceed TO the other promised topic
thai Mr.. Adams owed his election 10 baIgdns
management. The wickedness ia which tbs
sl,ndeI originated, and the credulIty with which
II has been received, have then parallel only 10
the popIsh plot OF lIus Oates. Invented by
kndves /" nc current only Among tools, II has
been SO often repeated, though without lutte
OF evidence, thai II has uot only taken IN mduyoi
the latter, hat has deceived some ui tine brs,
mcInlng men OF the timcs--who. without SUN.
cenly weighing lhe credlbIlIty OF the quares
from winch II came, the necessity ot proof 10
subsianilate such IA charge, o. the injustice Of
condenning illustiiouS cuIzens, hthei 10 WITHOUT
reproach, nn unsupported accusations, have has
thy pronounced their cont ,ction. Ask ulOse
WHO have thus acted how they would abide
similar procedure IN their Own case. What
character WORTH fbeld by So frau a tenure az
who is hailed throughout this western hemh.
phcie as the champion OF liberal principles, MI
the tame and obrdent attendant Oh public Opm
ion, but himself the leadcr-not the cold specs
la'or OF IT'S never eeasng changes, but the nas
ter prll guiding and din Getting lt--shail he be thus
readily supposed guilty ofa low and dirty liz
uigue for subordinate oificel Standing high
on the pinnacle of fame, Is it probable my lei
loH -Chizens that he would DIES end thus low But
why need | refer now 10 tile uDreaSOnabcness0 OF
this foul charge His own ma, terIy vie" of the
accusation, It's circumstances aud IFS authors has
Frustrated all IN the dust. eirginlans, you are
/, o generous and just to unite ina malignant pei
sec,iion OF one OF oal selves. He is a VII gnlal.
We have abundant reason 10 be proud OF such
brother. Ii is mol our habit 10 act "A step moth.
er. Heretofore YOU have listened to the a'se
and malignant Catnmnies SO often and SO boldly
repeated as To be some excuse Tor your Cred1I.
~ now ut last hen convinced Oi his Innocence
do him iusticc. You must rejoice with all good
men, that tins great adv ocate OF human rights,
,utf passing the fiery ordeal, shines with und.
mtnisned usue and you cannot but TAKE pI'a'
une IN dong hun aud Ourselves justice By ae.
rnding rmhe. than accusing in. ne nno.
ccnce OF air. Clay csttbshed. II follows OF
course tina the objection 10 Mr.. Adams On ae.
count Oh any supposed bargain fails to the
ground.
In my next shall take up the interesting In,
IaiIy, which of the rival candidates has gIyeo
ne most satisfactory pledges. that he will ialtb.
tuIly aad wisely discharge the duties OF the Oh.
ice, and what will be the probable influence OF
the election OF either on the general welfare o.
the republic A FARMER
From The Fredericksburg drend.
DECLARATION OF OBJECTIONS
10 he Eiepaiion of Gen. ANDREW JACKSON