Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1828-01-24

anu they deDoupce General Jackson. a. ;nc,,,..
.e'' ana dangerous. But there are such thing, a.
age without experience, and practice without ~,
lection. Some men grow old in bad habit 80.
vetcrate iii eccentricitics-ob .f;n,,, "a
errors. This Happens 10 those who are conreit 81
VINO nave acquired little knowie Igc, and nav,
crcdit Tor great deal; who have not ,p;xed J., a.,
STRIFE anu hustle OF The world, and felt the sny;r
by which il is actuatcd. II is the case III
pr Adams. BE knows something of the man 80 =;
.,'e moon, but nothing of men on the earth. Ua
tuouSht that the appointment of James B,rho,,s
would conciiiate Firginia-when the small.
'act or even the power of common Observance
would have convinced him that no man oftbs, ~
had isSs influence than MR. Barbour--and that ,ho
very idea OF hatterins Virginia by such a rIoceso
was deep offence TO her pride But e,.ap ;s
ADAMS were-what he is not, never was and -
VIII bean able d;plomaist and an elegant 80, e'
~o1lu mat prove him well qualified for the on
oil PRESIDENT! Did any one ever think &c Toli
iand as an able chief magisr ,e--os consider c.!
raj ashingtoD slilfli dipIomatist? The o,,ali,;
niHch compose the character of jackson nm a.
oller h2nd' and which Posterly viii know him ~.
hEe Il vigorous Judgment deep insrht int -
racter-a generous sensbili;y TO merit $50,
indignation at vice-a frank temper frede mp
aiiu variant heart. The rapdit, and stren'th ~.
MS reasoning faculty, and the fervor of all HE 70
cePuons' conStit1te him decidedly man of Co.;
US, and give him force of ci,ararier gTHi
VINO approach him. TO such mind so rro,. -
u.Ne, so en'eFpF5ing, age has indeed civo,,
'HPir per-, az, and reflection brought wisdom
Dc iS7S Oiiou5 ~ the Ricbuo,;
meeting, will not mention the moral onai;,;,'
that distinguish him from their idol Mr. Ctt
correct habits, simple tastes upright PRINCIPALS -
ioitV ;'onour But will mention that he ,o,i,a ! A
an atoorney and even judge-tiat he stood g.. =.
inc mar OF ms state as criminal LAWYER and b;S -,
Us oehch a an equity judge-anCrthat in tho e. ~
" around him, he has maintained an inteIlao.,
superiority as eminent. and social influences a
GIva'inS' as Judge Marshall enjoys in Ricl,rnn-.
hihK then oil his great exploits, his heroic seis
NAL ms sensitive patriotism, his yictorio,s o,-
sy; and 70 raise Your conception s;ll h;L re
uemen' compare him with The Judges ami atto sen-
VINO inodestiy pronounce him Incompetent and ~
Whether the people Of Virginia can hesitate -, 80
.cr MIN 10 MIR. Adams Ii indeed thev sbo,,IS r.
i,a'e' IL malignant fate shall ordain s,ccn
u'e counsels and Vaccinations Of IN. Pea, W
lee'ng' shall decree that the great state which
noi'su rom the honest aristocracy Of the fre
l tus' submit TO the pardous despotisrn of tho CO.
Lay George the 4th hope 10 replace the ewci
~ was PlucKed by our ancestors from the Bril-
ISL crown, and expect 70 see the Cabells tho g.,
a!us, tne Iallaerros and The Calls lavprostrato,
Ms ~ rect mat lihefts, which the Was6ingtons az
.'ehfyS' the Itandophs and the Lees ,vresfJ ,io
the grasp Of his father JEfFF ySsS;1 lrom
y, Inc correspondence between Gen I,c,,.o,, -
Iic htitSh commanders, after the battle of ,b Gu
- We" q worth reading. 1t shows that the Amo.i'
S,'.a General was the conqueror of his foes evcni
c., ana pohtcness On the 9th Februart.
'Fi. LAMBERT wTites-" on the subiect &c - >
concluding paragraph have only 10 rer,o 81 your
olioT5oie and feeling conduct, which has cbr r-'a'
teiiHeu every transaction in which have bad a.
O.io' 20 De concerned with yo,i:''and Con -
oNP'eSSeS "hls thanks for the kindness he 10 -
Geived from Gen. Jackson tbro' fbe ,na3; ,. S - re
Livingston VAC '"eu'uih OF COL