The Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1822-1829, 1827-08-23

70 ne EdR5f a'fbe RftalBud LH3pirs
You az requested tn publish the ioi3sing
proceedings 10 yoat papcr together With the 80
CLOSED address
JACKSON MEETING.
Al an adjuurp'd nrrtiuR of tie friend, oil
fiene!sl Jackson IN the county Of Paircl,. held
Oh Thursday the l2ih day 81 Ja,y ls21. nj "a.
fuck Goua llause. il bcms TER day al rltr,ok
July Court In tie ahsrner Of ral Gfernsyilie
Penn. AID Captain Mathew alad,lrr. William
Garter. ,en. Isl, vas citiled 10 thr chan. aud
Capt Nllinm Ayrss appointed secretary
Archibald stnart. Lsqr from lhe committee
npppgt - tie me IL 2 ing for fhaf purpose
pre- nfr'lto fHe ~ fttng tae following address.
vhichm unanimously adopted.
T. he ei'isru ~ m County ~ fairick, and NJ
the Commonwealth et FugiRi7 NJ large
W, yaW bllaa-eili2eas, DEE ply impressed
~ith the importance of the principles involved
IN the Approaching fIesidrunal Election, and
cpu,tlV sa.l5t9us lhnt The OH D.anoion should
or thai occasion eseni unupdyided foni, bee
leave a. offer Tor your consideration ,amr nf hc
le dug reaSons winch hHye determined ms nv all
fair. nrne able aud aannfnbe meaus. 10 oppose
the re.riectou of Inln q Ada0i-, aud o. ufo.
mot by The like means, the rlsction OF General
Ahdrfw Jackson.
10 such oi Won, frlies -eliaens. as have uni.
fnrmls sapponrl Tie Hero OF Now Orleans n
.gains every competition, and Whasc preference
t'r him has bern founded upon personal pre.ll.
lection IS well a ptulriple. We need ,ay nathme
for the pnrpase Of confirming tou IN The choice
YOU have made We are well aware thni the
means uscd - defeat III, election OF yonr favor.
lie, aud - dignihei iorhearancc he has daplap.
cd, under Circumstances 50 well calculated 10
arouse rrerv irnt4h'e ic1ling wt'i give him AL.
d,'ionbl vltiur 10 your confidence aud ,uppuff
We address ourselves thru. IL tlosa among
you aho Al the late Presidential Election. were
The advocates Of William ~. Crawford ana
vino aie nov constrained 10 c1oosr betwaen thr
present inrnnhrut John q ADAMS and An.
] ew Jackson ~ take II ipr granted Ina
u supporting Mr.. Crawford. you were a,
merely unuencsd by personal considerations,
hut thata coincidence 81 Political u .,rciplr,
formed no snall pau otthc uliucement II SO.
II your panied rrprd coinc,de with hs. We 49,
gard you rs The l,inds of stae Rlghte. an ~.
posed 30 the erection Of splendid national
gav.rnment AT IT, expense NJ tho.r rishi,. W.
look upon You Is TIM advocate, Of tArcuti,r
md Legislative snbordnatun q III cenI,h4.
ZION ani responsibility "a she people We hs.
lieve, moreover. hat YOU admire IA thr admins.
-r't,on 81 The Government, that aarral and en-
iiglitsncd course Of policy in our intercourse
with Foreign pu'lons, which ehdr IL ptc.rryr.
Us tfse from enianging alliances secures rs ihe
icspeci % the world, an promotes IN HE hieb-
81 possible degree on commercial Interests
W. Hfc sal Shed that Won Yi1w with abhofrrng,
every approach To intrlS aud cofrpptlon either
IN otn Elections or our Leg lsidtlon THESE
beng your principles aud feelings. We ,ntiri.
patc no great SIhcuily IN convincing YOU. thai
under 10 cifc .a=tnaees can you consistent,
vpt' or the reelection OF All. Adams. and
Vuc0 We succeed IN 50 doing We apprchend n.
it'll dhisuitr ~ satisfying YOU, that your choice
should tlll upon General Jackson.
I've trued anr INFECTIONS 10 NJ Adams. first
on the ground that he came nio his prrseni OF
IA" against the viii ofa IA iorItp Ut the peo;lc,
aiid "a dfr titeum tinccs tto say the least OF
shrin) ulR vety suspicious character. secondly.
an tin ground 'hat a> poIlueal principles do not
CONFORM 10 the Republican crecd, As contained
an Madson's report AMI resolutions. but itc IN
q the same winch governed the administration
OF his Euhet jniui Nllus- aud thud.y. Il, tie
ftunnd tbat ~ tte a imlns',ailun et ne govern
nrut tpnucunrb prciauon 10 lis lntrsr,ulrs,
with Foreign Nitpns.) ne ha, BETRAYED 4 want
81 'uaf seonj praencfd iaie aud Political
forecast. Winch cmnnt be supplied in a pfe,,.
dent, h' beautiful stflt -, "a ,tlrcfn olact,ilon
Ia e.tdhhshne 80 T. II ground lf aIiertiaps
Ne shall moi resort 10 idie tumorS and ne,..p4.
Pr assertions, WINCH may oi# may not he, tf,if.-
We shall cWiiiue ourselves 10 tacts ot rrua, 4
nnjatieiy, aud such deductions and Inference
thrretrnin, A. my 'eeln TO rs justified by rea-
zan aNd enmilnn sense. itis udnlutcd tatt Gen
eyalJackson received al The late Election, an 4 .
ettoral vote neatly equal 10 thusc Of MeSssr,
adams ani Cay uitcd--and vetwe find Mir.
Adams ~ gis seated III the Pre- sidemial ch.i,
vith Nj Clae upon his right nuna. aud t,rnefa.
Ia Is M ,iIs % l.
Tennessee. To tnr nainral enquiry. how bd,
sli tn, happe pcd, W. arr trimnpbaG,ly answer.
I'll " bv il con. ,ituupnai election II is a mol
anctalg fact thanlts 10 that miserable feature il,
oar Canstrw on, Which sunircts the m,iortt, ia
ths = lVelnnleut II me minority. But while We
adrni' that tho circumstance ct Nj Adams hay-
Ing heca copstuntiuHaily elected, invests him In
n nteuts aud purposes with the PRIVILEGES and
flnctio ot MS heh office, and impose, llp,u ~,
cry gooa citizen the obligation Of acouiescence
I've ~ M means admit. t.lat in Judging al
tie fitness OF me incumbent for recollection ",
are MOI allowed 10 enquire mo the cilcpmstao.
ee. attending Thar Constitutional election ~ hs
cher the different representatives voted as tbei,
constituents wonld have Woodland whether IN
fact Mr. Adams wa, the choice OF a majority nj
the people Of these United States These mr.,
certainly fair subjects 81 inyeSdg alton, and n.
such We cnier upon ihrm. At the late Press
dnnria Election, General jackson not hayina
received majority Of the whole number of T..
1ectordI votes il devolved upon the House o
Representatives. tvoting by states) to choose :;
President from the Three persons having the
z seatcsi number VI eicctprai votes. Ihtse Nef.
q neral Jackson, Mr.. Adams and ~ Crawford
Nix Cav being thrnVn ou, Of the contest the
course y aich he prsit pursue, aud HE candid
atc 10 whom lac lpig hi transfer the a6kno~ lede ed
ln,ineaee ne possessed, became subjects OF ths
deepest solieliude. IL was believed f1at hi.
weight, into which scale soever it might b,
,.ro',ni would decide the election. The friends