The Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1822-1829, 1827-11-05

zcd hg the 1ppeia,ion Of" unprn, ipled iartinn
lflnprincipled men. conducting public journals
and supporting the administration for lrnrfy
have nrosttnted themselves BY lnvrntng abusive
opithrts, aud applying them, without regard 10
trcrncy or truth 10 honorable dnd distng
patriots aud other good cit,zens--and the terms
now under notice are ny ~ means original with
the meeting of the citiKens of LNnchhurg OPP
posed 10 the election Of Gen Jackson. having
been often used Islorr hy thOse whose vocation
il 5 to utter and publish abuse to please ihe nd
niniStatioa But this is the firs instance re-
collected in which grave assembly of citizens
convened. as ayowcd, 10 consult tor the public
good and the security of their own rights aud
privileges have descended 10 become the hum
bic retailers of administration abuSe-abnse i'm
preaching the integrity of great aud kno II ma.
ioritv Of the citizens Of the United States from
the Potomac 10 Florida, and a very large portion
Of the good people of the Northern, Eastern and
Western States. THIS /, Samfie OF the spirit
and feeling of men who support the coalition Of
Adams and Clay. They say thai the coalition is
and was pure. Let them believe it if they can.
aud profit by their iarth but they say further
that those who do not SO believe are &" mpriucl.
Piled and factious" Indeed! This is not he
way To convince opponents of their error; they
will demand the proof and the reasoning which
informs and conyinces the Judgment
" "a' az VI. p W. ~ SUI u" '"
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fled, refuled and wholly dis ipat d change of
corruption in the late election" Where or how
baffed refuted and disSipated, is nat said--and
why was il not said Because II could not be
said trnlv. The charge has never beru tuied
81 dissipaied. II is now, as II always has been
believed 10 be true, and Is still repeated upon
''o''> va .'us' NV ''o ''''
II Is s''o III 'le >A,n' s'n'"oe' ud' 'I''' s'he
Jal'o'S ana "H'"etPtea oPPoS"'OH 'eA' III
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Pe"P" u .'e ''''''' !" '''''s ~ meant '''h'
as many oil 'n"se peoP'' are Nho" !" oe oPpas-
:" 10 'ne "n'n''',t '','''' ,'' "'>',"' VI Va,
assertion o,a' 'ne No''' '",'" '.F '''"l "'n'o
oe'Pp"'e'' " - 40 'i''f NC '''''
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the Nortbern States and the rood peoule thereof
then the assertion assumes as fact ii at winch
! is without, any foundation in truth. The char.
acler and history of virginia falsily the charge
When was il known that the councils Of Virginia
were ruled or the actions Other citizens dictst,c
bv the vile passion of hatred towards any peo.
nil, mr. SET IF men. even encm,es1 Hnn-,ne 10
he, e,op,i.s in VA, aud f,tbb,I IN he, ,,tios and
/ obl,oatio,s in neace She has maintained +, char
,cter of steady and Uniform adherence In prin
c;nIe Which has he,e,of,re commanded the an
nla,.e eyen of those who were onnosed IN he,
! nnIicy This could not be the character OF th,
- att
!, e,n,n,n
| .lnn',. otbers sevoraI conclusive ob;cc,iop,
,o M Adams ne President ex,st On acSou,t -
n,,oIy alliance Win Snc,et,rv CIa,. In,
viii he on,;cod bere,f,cr Enr th. n,os,u, II !;
sufficient ;, s,,y tina, the ,mnnt,,ion ,hoye alb,
dad 20 n,.,de ,oa;ns, ,hos, who are o,n,s.d :,
,Lo r.-al.,,,on NJ IoLn % Adams If b,,#nc
/ r,,,o;,,ll,, ,,e,,on,,d h., :. hotrod i.,lo,s,
! f,aGc ,,d bnnoor ,o, ~; 20 ,,is ~ nncba,itah
az :, is n,,,,a m mint of fact Aoa,n.t u hmm !,
mo ,unnnta,ion made Aeainst ,bole states an,