The Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1822-1829, 1827-02-23

~ dutvl rs our Senator, to dcnouncc all per
md or epistoiaiy intercourse with hlessrs Ad.
ann. and Clay, and 10 wage against them an un-
s,.igg. mae,itSS wdfiaiei personal, as well as
1i4eal. MI their removal from the seats OF
- 4aich iheg hare aslUped,' shall be effect
- They say this Is the spifit-and these the
s,ea.nres, " which must save the Republic II
tho Republic can be saved only ny the employ
,nent Of such means, we are moi sure that IT Is
,gort1 the preservation. But suppose all this
h,,ld all to remove " from the seats of power,
r,b;cb they have usurped, > Adams and Clay
.s,ny masters" would it be the duty of our SeH-
,tor 10 bear the dagger of Butus against these
mfg tyrants2 Their detestation Of tyranny is
aggressive and deep-rootet, that We should dis.
h,onI lheir patriotism, and love OF liberty, by C.
ven pausing lol a reply. CO..
10 the Citizens Of Campdetl-A0. l.
II has been insinuated to me that Mai Hun
tr would decline being Il candidate for your
satiaees at the next April election. | regret
fhe occurrence ofany incident which could give
cause Tor sucl an msnuaton, on account OF the
consequent dlappointlnent OF my own partiali-
ties fol that gentleman and IN consideration
90 Of he deprivation which you viii sustain of
lie services OF one of the most faithful and
pufe!y republican representatives that You have
eve. 1rputcd 10 yonr legislative ball. But | am
not without a hope that my Information has been
unlounded. ouch men are ever worthy OF pub
lie confidence and esteem. Aud if Mai. Hunter
viii again consent TO he the nierltorious lncuHl-
bent of The station wlica ne now holds, | Nul
cheerinliv resign the Object Of these lines, and
promote his election as Lar as may be practical
be and consistent. | wIsh you, then, distinctly
70 understand, thai IN the event OF any deter
mination by him to solicit Il continuance OF your
s~uflfages. / shall beg 10 1T excused tor tde mira
sion OF this address on your notice, ana resign
my pretensionS III ,le presence vi dat be,ter
merit, 10 wlIca | hereby solicit your continued
patronage aud reaa q. And | wish on farther
toDe aNa4 Z, that Il - not the intended or the eX-
peclei consequence OF any which may be herein
%r0nttned, to confirm the animation of which |
have spoken. On the contrary | could wish
that il may even lose its present probability, aud
be finally controyeIted IN The actual avo"dl, ei-
therexpiessedor implied, oiAiaJ Hunter himself.
Its Il duty winch you owe 10 yourselves is
members Of thai government 10y which you are
preserved & protected that, ere you bestowyo our
confidence on those VINO seek TO become v6ur
servants IN the administration Of your political III
fairs. you make yourselves a. Intimately ac-
quainted as may be, wlth theIr p%lmclpirs aud
their qualifications. 1he trust which you ne
stow in the choice ofan individual to fill n Va
cant ONCE VI Vour government, IS Ut mJulcntous
imJou: and beng vitality Interestea IN the prIn-
9lpies whose operation Is l. uaCluSe dnu 20 go
vern his future conduct. you have a llght to de
mdnd them, ere you acknowledge MS htness TO
perform the p%rod'red service, And II you de
mand them, In compliance with evei1 dut, Which
he owes 10 YOU and 10 ms %cOn0tty, no slDuld
give ,hem up. His principles are your iro-
peit-a good and complete tine IL wulcn ut
has anstcrred To you Ia MS act OF Solicitation
for YOU s~uirages and even II yOu should not
demand diem, as a friend to the pu5ic good and
a patriot, he snoulu publish tnem % Tie world,
Tat hls ntness iuI tau JlIce TO when irc asplres
shoulu BIZ iairly tested and appreciated. lhcle
ceases IN when IN active HE may nave cult
yrai mutual acquaintance aIth ,1e pubic
mind, nat .nIght render IN necessary dnd gta-
ol.5 Is any written exposition OF princlp1es.-
hut inthe absence ofsuci evidence, II should be
the conscious AMI t5t Ilacf,ed DUTY oi etcts
Candidate for popular favour L. proclaim ms
sentiments 20 those whom h~eproposts 10 oeco,n1
rs constituents. And trust II Is IN complI-
ance win ms daily, tIat inow offer Che follow
Ing eX~y ostion for your laIr aud impartial con-
slderation.
from the time in which | first began to give
my attention 10 the passing affairs old future
destinies OF my country, ana from the earliest
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