The Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1822-1829, 1828-12-11

1ttrete aitfa ne men a6ullisr4tinn. tae
same measure which has d. en- 81 Hhfrally
meied Ia Tho present onr. in its. oper llnn.
Inc hesi ra'e thai ever was given 10 man tnr
me rule III his conduct, is. " 10 d. unIn all
men. as We Wonii that they should dn unto
us AS necessary, however. snmelim.s.
" hen men become lost Ia ali sense al dceen.
ey wien party rage nsnips ths plece OF reas.
en-, and every honorable, principle Is sacrificed.
tbat thar s.us should he visited upnnthem Ihni
rstrihuiive justice should Ia. given them.
We hope Ter The l,ouor of hmm nature. that
the half that Itas hrtn said of Gen. Jackson Ia
ms prejudice, IS not tue. That, however, is
'rur' which has rome 10 show hin, incapable of
Milling the Office Of President either with credit
10 hIms'if, OF honor IL his country. Bur. a ~.
SIS la, arrived, requiring thu President Ia net ia
a manner 'ransceid'ng the pu"ers given Inn Ivy
the constitution.
MIR. Adams Tor the remainder Of hi, term,
VIII, rs he has heretofore ,lonr, Keen himself
within the innd marks of the palladium of our
liberties but, as 10 his successor, rs he has al.
reddY. IN a subordinate STALLION, transcribed Inr
l'nins oii1t consitui, on, II cannot be expected
ne WI iesi any conjunction IN so doing, " hrs
nj the helm aud, especially'if II be eqpedieni
always Remembering, thai " Inc end lusii6es The
Menps'
As ~ ermen'ations the froih alwsy sfrises 10
the top, 50 IN great exciIe,nents IN TIN political
world, the lrothy blusiel.i Iidrs INTO Office upon
the shoulders OF he eXCiird muiitial. aud that
breath, which gives him the aseendancy, will in
The next pun, PROSTATE hun In the dust. : Til.
mushroom popularity which Is raised without
merit anh lost without a crime, Is The popula-
r'ty which has thrown him into Office. WIN IL
10 he The nexi President of The United States.
n" man can, with truth say, that tie presenf
fresldenf has ever been governed ly " the pop.
nlarity OF the times, = in his adminislla alton of the
government
1t IS highly probable, that nj the commence.
'nent OF the neXt congress n law MAY he passed
extending The J7ir,itge of memhrrs this was in
Lord Mansfields time The cry III the Brush Par.
lIa,ncht aud, So lar did they cary il at thai
time, that II was SAID, the privilege protected
members even IN criminal actions" Now il Is
pam, something vi THIS Kind i'll he necessary
Inc great machine oiihe present dominant par.
" inr tue last year or two, was the fcdukiuy
privilege. ms privilege wns, perhaps, never
so proSiltuted before. lfthey intend 10 main.
tain then power, (and who can doubt ~ come
extraordinary measure must he adopted. and
that al an early date. RIen VINO have tproi SO
much tlme and money dad iabor 10 pet into pow,
ei, will not readily. nor without IA siolen, siruc.
gle, give II up.
tue '"'iospfC' oi the Ins,lfTeCiion in W.
pennsylvania, my object was 10 deter others
from engaging in rebellion. The leaders of a
rebellion always hiring a stigma upon their pos.
tefity. This Is perfectly co,reu ter. is per.
haps no offender 80 injurious To society, AS he,
who rebels under a wise government, judlclous
y administered
regret to hnd in the very last production
which Gen. Jackson has given To the public. mn
'nsinnatioi' II not true. exceedingly base aud
Will necessarily brlng hin, into collision with
Mi. Clay. II cannot be productive OF any ad-
vantage, even q true, 10 the PtesuttHt Eiett.-
IN the nature oiibe ease, II Is hlmost inpossible,
ior a man To prove himself innocent OF charge
alleged against him. This has been the na,ure
otaImosi all The charges alleged against Mr.. Clay,
base Insinuatlon., the negative oi which, is al
most beyond the power Of man 10 provc.-I
hope the llooi Of Ihis 1eU charge will be given
to the public. ANES.