The Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1822-1829, 1827-08-12

ron THE NIRGIsIAs.
,er 10 d" A Republican. "

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ron THE VrRGrsIAs.
IN d,Hwer 10 A Republican,
rbaye certain, fuuched in tender places, from
,le snirlt with which our Republican mas writ
,e, but. why be dspicased because cannot
cousccnlionsly claim relationship or, Why
,b;,k hard Of it, when it is Shewn that there are
=, G,, inconsistencies in No. II am ready TO
acknowledge, thar not many arguments were
l,id open to view, in my answer TO the hepubii-
cans fist number, bat the cause IS obvious,
There were not many presented II could not,
therefore he expected, that should run out
with Ing catalogue, seeking II pull down what
rad moi been set up. But, 1t appears that we
are now nj issue, for have urged that TIE say
,a's of our Republican, are MOI IN unison with his
nile and he has SAID, he tcms that Amlensis n
wolf in sheep's clothing. Doe, he really fear
SOL No. he wish it werr so; for then, he
would not be compelled to try TO satisfy IN
world hat he is RrpubIi an, Notwithstanding
,he unpleasant situation in WIN ch he has placed
himself Whatever the sent ments OF Virgin
ian NAV be- he will strive TO persuade himself,
mat heis a true Republican: aud, in order to
UNFOLD his opinions, he will seek to reconcile
Things which every BODY knows TO be absurd
However, before proceed any farther, | snail
tke the liberty Of correcting our Republican.
lie speaks of Anxious aud his patty WHAT pr
" does he mean? Why party, which, he
saws, mas for its leader John Randolph OF Roa'
nohe. So, Randolph, il seems, began the cia-
mour in Virginia. Well, he has been remarka-
Div successful for besides the vast numbers of
private citizens, who are in favour of General
Jackson 1t will be lnund to the great morilhca-
ton of our Republican, that not more than tou
o. five OF our representatives IN congress, are
opposed TO hin. Now, what is the matter
Viii the gentleman pretend 10 say, that all
these are disappointed Office hunters, who wish
~ make use Of jackson, rs Il tool, toindnct them
into Office Alas, Virginia thou art greatly
iaien in the eyes Ola Republican, TO whom thou
hast given birth. But, with all due Difference TO
his sentiments, choose to follow on, in the way
which my judgments points out 10 me as beng
most safe, and, when see such an ovcrwhelm-
ing majority of orrepresenatires IN congress,
all Marching on in the same track and, IN add
ton 10 these, about two thirds of The whole force
oil Vrgmia, confess that feel much better sat
isfad, than ! possibl, could do, placed IN the
situation OF our Republican, with only here
and there distressed iedcrallst, to bid him
good speed. trust, then, he will discover,
MAJ hive no party nor party feelings, unless
he considers the voice of Virginia TO be the
vice Of a party. aud suppose he does, as he is
onslaatly Scoidna me, for preterfing General
Jackson to Mr.. Adams. There is another CON
cration which gives me much satisi clou. 1t
ihl,; Virginia has always been willing, and
drslloes, 10 keep within the PLAN letter Of the
fed raj con si,tuiiun whereas, the party for
which ON Republican feels much concerned,
c'ntendng for construciio IS Which all true
Il u1li' have ever beheld with horror, and
ablorlenee Now t1e question i, did we not
1--we happy before &C tain a ticeS IN the constl-
tu gu 6cre tortured INTO hose unheard of
meanings 1t cauno' he denied Aud ate not
th constructions making daily dis urbance
. nsst Us? | appeal TO experience. The
W0per jealous Of their liberties, wish 10 keep
Slhtatie pl hin ietter Of II constturio .Nlr-tn
Ii hollis to these principles and in doiag -,
she pfocaIms to the world that she is olthodo>,
) e looks backt the administration of NJ
asif'soa, Whose glory will he lasting a this Re
pn1 cdn, than Size sees no such constructions,
aud ius IS the cause of her alarm. II IS MT
strange, then, by any means, that Virginia runs
agaiast al administration, which olis, IA thei-
very da .kest col5rs, those heterogeneous. and
usplcabe nations. Nor is II wonderful, r Z
sAe II, II Jackson. although she fed, dl.
"reaee nj hi, sentiments, aud hers. She knows
very veil bat Dne Of the two must De Pfesi-
gent tni Ssrin2 the p e.ont incumbent making
an attempts n power, she does herself honour
IA Tue determination 10 which she has conc.
o'r brpaD.lCan thinks it wonder iui nav, pass
ns strange thtt.A'rguia sBoutd be carried a.
way by NJ BaAd1lpn, ] should think 1t mar
Netlons tlut she could be carried away by any
h''iflinal this may show the gentleman, the
NaniY OF his attempts, to mould her aceof ing
MS wishes IInu>i inform our Republican
taia Air Randolph is in this case running
WITH the people, aud not before them. Iwil now
eel the gentlemdn Mat is strange il is strange
u'di aa5 true Nfrgininn should shut his eyes
against IN" ishtlnd say that he cannot s'r,
"heh the misfortune Is, he will not see He
SUI aaks ior proof, aud says that am satisfied,
II the absence OF all proof | know what our
hp1h1can wants IN order TO satisfy him he
want, some person u bring Messrs Adams aud
Stay. ao'i She" him the marx in their foreheads.
.iill then. he i'll have Mr. Randolph TO he the
ieade, Of Jackson party in Virginia, and Nr.
to be asophstical writer. Well if his
MIND Is thus fruitful tor twelve months 10 come,
ne vii be able 10 give description of all our
i.PfeS'ht ''ivcs III congress with the exception
o. '9uf or hNe) hearing away with them as much
~ ,,'aonf a. was IN justice ascribrd 10 tbe Runip
A"'lianfn. Fortunate il is Tor VIRGINIA. that
""'if" tmhK like eur Republican, what sophis-
"l ihts MT. lazwcil used in his numbers with
respect to the roloiial trade Now, Virginians,
you snail earn for the Grst tim. What soohi,-
ny ny Is, Ii IS plain common sense argument bv
M laA"elI showing that Great Britain was
fght, aad that Mr. Adams and our Renuhlican
or "fe ag, relative TO the Colonial Trade. Vir
s'''S VIII not ADMIT oi The prnnom we, in this
-" 80, anu imagine that a majority of the Uui-
'eo states would beg to he excused from hayino
M5 ''na IN Inc business 1t is a business Which
",'' adams carved ont for himself conee,ninr
"nie'' onr Republican may. il he think, n,on.r
, u',''t WIN INN but Choose to be doing some.
;',s el'e Tue gentleman WOULD DC as,op,sb-
.nsf pnl iolt to eon,royprt Mr. 1ax,ycllas s,,,,,.
u';a,, SO much 50, that il would set HIM a
to an. o"e l than he la, done in his rep'y
d a,'eas Tor there are facts ehicl, he cannot
ueny, that 80 clearly TO shew. ma, N, Adm,
ba, I'm r"P,operiy IN the business. II appears
"''' o.! Republican has taken no an id.a ,ha,
''''e are but 'ewpo.iticiaus in virginia and that that