The Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1822-1829, 1827-11-22

"ress 70 iic'niou,ne ana d,rrpt'hnr 4. svpu,fsy
FOR OUT er'ilg rejects much honor upon is eIar,t
s rs is"lrnt tiHn the degradation Of free nfe=.
dues upon ~ patriotism. ply T. n,Sryer that nov
a-davs high sounding wards Of hcuiciiy and love Of
country are Of lule worth Tn toubod wrrr. east IN
so much counterfeit with the genuine coin that for our
own pori' whom Nc hear ther loud professions 40 attn
butte thrn to the proper csusr-a ,clconsconsness of
deficiency IN tho very virtues that are oytocI The 81
rocatc furnishes an apt illustration OF thu, truth IT.
course exhibiting nusariel disgusting alike 10
hherauy and pntr,utisn) Of low ahusr of those with
whom 1t meets in cuniar and ur1,rrgtrd OF those hrh
feelings which look the good or =. country ather
than the cAatation Of individual. ind such an iud-
r'dnai Do not tho Editors ofthc Advocate blush when
they compare their ouner dcnuuctatons Of Gen. Jack
son--evcry where, in the streets, the highways, IN
corners, and IN public places with the .,ckenup udua-
ton they now display towards him If they do not,
their impudcnce must exceed their arrogance.
U|' The Charlottesville Advocate, enumera.
ting the great mfn' who are arrdyed ON tin side
of Jackson in this State, mentions the names OF
judge Field and Andrew Stevenson We
should like 10 lnoN where 10 6nd the evidcAccs
of their greatness Judge Field was never
heard of but MS apetiy county court lawyer un-
al the wise Virginia legislature made him u
Judge. Mr.. Stevenson has certainly been heard
of-bu that is all If her greatness consists
IN their tWes then indeed we have nothing fur
Their to say. But"e protest against the.r being
considered great men in any other point OF view
~ A. b. c. casfigaing Duff Green's
Lmchbug correspondent, is under consideration
Duh's correspondent has been SO rcprntant
that we hardly know whether he deserves any
further punishment than his own morlifcation
Duff was his earthly Deity, I've conscientious.
even before Jackson until he published the un-
fortunate letter but that act blew him skv
high aud lost him must Jealous friend ns
his Iynchburg subscription list will attest. II
twill however. be from pure compass ION. We
shall at all events. hold tinterr0rci1 ovei III head
of our ncehbor, and shall certainly use il if We
hear aeim fins eoine to a court hpuse, prose
lY'HB WIN "hiNhfA hnu ltillhE 'GnoIhnt men.
(whom he should rather strive to cnlightcnl that
in case Of Gen. Jactson's election, their Wheat.
Tobacco" &c. will command such prices as they
choose to ask We loreAarn him
u The last New York papers speak with
certaint, oil the approaching death of 1homas
idis Emnid. Lsqr. one Of the ablrst Counsel
Ions at the American bur-belovcd alike, for h.
private and ms public virtues lie was h,olher
ofthc immor.l IRISH patriot, Robert Emmett, who
died on the scaiioll fol attempting 10 do thai
for his oppressed and bleeding country which
"WaaCc had done for Scotland aud Washing.
ton ior America Nh T. 4 Emmrt as will
be seen in another part Of today. paper bad
been engaged in the celebrated isto, cause. and
Is said to have made one oil the most pomerG,lar.
eumcuts ever heard Al the New York bar. The
next day, a few moments after speaking in a.
mother cause he was suddenly seized with an
apopicctc 1T which deprived him Of utteranee
and motion. Al tue last accounts, his death
was momently looked for
u II any one wants hearty laugh. let him
buy a hide pamphlei iHet arrived in to,, f.,