The Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1822-1829, 1827-07-09

hasls Of public glamour lhes hatrtl.rn tiI,na
as bad hieh would iissT tiyftj 10 ~ taem bu
th'N are easiiy satisfied: they tfHai - hf.fa
P0y II Is a ntelmChul, truth thai men m,
apt to believe thai winch tb,y wish 10 heiie...
Anxious ashs how ircmnvrd the difficult, pro
duccd by Mr GAYS aahcd sertiaa, hsl..re H.,
last presidential election. that " ne knew some
thng winch IifeF,altd, would miurc the election
OF hir Adains. would remark th.it Il Is Al
ways time enough 20 remove difficulties when
they have arisen. But the truth Is, laat no sarlI
remark was ever mndc by Mr. CLAY; / deip the
production Of any such remark Of his know
hun 10 be a man OF too much SENSE and ,h,elc
ton to make use Of such remarks. At such q
time and on such an occasion hm the records
prove thai I IS not $50 all the apparent cSu
tduOa Of An'cus, Is. like his beliefs founded Ia
enori but will not attempt 10 eoad nm upon
tlis pant OF his philippe, as he has already been
wounded 10 the heart by the remark, Of the Nu-
ginidu But Anxious asks. "whv did not Air
, Clay vote Tor Mr. Crawford ?" Tins Is certainly
a very strange question from red hot Jacl.so.
man. | had AWAY, understood that the Jack-
son party blamed Mr.. Clay ior not voting 4 I
Jackson becausche lad the greatest number ole.
lectOral votes. Now the presumption aItsmg from
the question OF " Amlcus' is. that hi, patriotism
would have induced hrm, In a case where he
-
son Who had the greatest nunbcr oi VOTES, 70
vote for person who had the least lhs Is a
strange kind Of pattotsm--l should think. that
true patriotism, would induce him VINO Is nos.
sCSsrd OF II Ia vote IN such a case iut the neal
hlghtat as matter OF course. but again, The
1 iI'H's oil JACKSON h"'h'n 'Gy iot noi W
,hS a''"iai1 10 instructions, ior hent'aI
'''hA"h' bhd YET AhI'uS would have i"uud
no fault II ne had voted Tor Nh Crawford
! what sifan9t absuIdiuea he Votc giten hy air
Clay upon taat occasion was conceived IN wiz
dom ltad IL carried hrutucky al lac could
/ nave zone SOL iof "a" ora, WH' would nave
ocen no ee unn On me INST ballot, Adams
would hafs received twelve, Jackson seFen and
! crawford hNe states, thet"otr'ag Nj Aan' j
JACKSON having greater nmmheI ri 'ates hun
/ Nlt' 'ia"inia, "enlu nave he'n held On to- and
| although II IS more tlHn probable that Nj
Adams, would nave been elected On tie second
baHot' YET II "as possible that he might net
! ANA the consequence "oulu hNrlY nav been III
case 81 S"'o IN event continuance o. the M
'"'' Io' se'tl"' u't 'ou as " Is human nj
"i' '"' 'pt Ns'N' "''h n''U V'tah'd anu ohuei
'uo"E 'A,i'em' III 10 commune dHhh" Tue silon",
we P'"n'p''nS II, '"'l III" u' oai o'N ''hnh"' "
| communion nm '"N' AK" pace o''"e'h
inc flehas ol Jashsoli "ni 'la"loid, 80 mat
'"cNSoh ial-hl aa'r h'en '''e,ed, when Vas
! suu"sN eepl s1al." Nv 'l't tl"y, a'd aiso'
! at MA Jay ny 1ISn H--N h'f' mleh nave
! '''" No e,''g2"' "'"'' 'u'i ca '"h's''i'c'S
| consequently, III 'fnhonh' Tue wee president
e'ec' "o,aa nave peen' a. i'c'o, ule president
! against The WISH oi the whole union : Therefore,
presume WI. 1iay' cohclhued 10 pl" 'hr hlalef
/ al Its'r oN doihS hlqh winch ne fesoiVedto
do' Ms very aetPseFes 10 my mha'ha'u gooa
VI ms country! WIS ,He gio"' G'hue oil attraction
"H''n s"FtIhaa al M lhoN'lleh'a III ms busi'
"ca'' yc' i'u III No'e" i"' WI 'ia"in'a' us
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''u nc Fo'n 'oi '"'hA"', "'e' an 'n' eIa B1'
| "' ''" U'V"s - "P "S''"'' "''"' nv "''i' "'No
! '"S'' ''u ne i''' ,N', '""'' VI us county
"''"' nv "ou'u 'l'h "Ne heeh some
6'"""uA 10 'l'' Se hi'h ""n o''uP'i"u p"' ~
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'''i ~ =, ~ W. ''PP'"'"''"'
w" SO i "i"o' ''u"'' tendhS 10 per
I ven the pam h'eiP'e'1p2h OF lbs adversary
"S"'|h'l " sun " point, II al once proves 10
my satisfaction tn b1srncs' If las SIDE OF the
| question, iof II the subject VIII not attefd s"i.
P'''n' StPuha iol reason I" operate "iihoa snch
! y Nun'eimgr, nm very wen assured that ms
s'0e OF tn question can never be pa'ehea up
| with II, 50 a' tobedrahy weight on the mint oi a
Reasonable cffatufe--@ucha suplciluSthas betll
| reNoilcd 10 by : Anxious, ~ giving version 9
what he calls one otmy reasons Why Mr. Clay
should nave accepted the appointment oil oeclt.
t'N, which tue author pleasts 10 hotice III AZ
tclont language from that which nsed--iif
| sGs, the reason which l gave was " that !.
might watch Adams Nov, think there Is no
rr"tonable man, who wishes TO do justice TO HI,
Aersa'y ~ wh7 has any respect for ms own
Intelligence, 'hocnnId give that as an interpret.
t % ol "aatmy remarks plainly Indicated Had
/ N"lcns aat dl,cffnment TO Sec that put The
| gu suon On the supposed tact, tnat vi. Clay be
lac, ed Alr Adams corrupt, aud, admlttng II tol
afLuneni,l ave reason "nch mlsht nave m
| il'coeed Inn 10 acccptthe appointment thereby
sheN ng, that IN aach case, VI Gay nnshl
have accepted the appointment from the best OF
motives Here lei me remark maj the paragraph
alluded to, was put IA the doubtful case. ne
yer did admit, nor never can hanh, from
the proofs aud circumstances, ST" Tar rs They have
come within my kno"lrdgc that NJ Clay ever
believed NJ Adams cof'uP'-hni, II ,befe be
such men IA oul country who triieSe Nh. 'tay
had suta Il e9hltm3t'b oPhi"'4ol III Aaan's'
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