The Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1822-1829, 1828-09-29
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From ,lic Richmond Wing

frum tac Richmond Whig.
NssaS PicaSduis q Smith
II Is of unqusstapahle importance. that the
pebble should be iully advised Of the character
and dspositiou. Of candidates tor the hS aoht
frusi conferred by topuIar suffrage, WIN Tits
Object in view. | write you this nlItt communira-
ton, soliciting from you the favour ot mseiiln9
in your columns.
few weeks egp, vnu published a diaiog"e
purpurtinr to have neen held Nv Gcn, Jackson
Alajor n. bee aud Munster OF The H1spel
IN that dialogue. the prolane habits OF D'nefai
Jackson were well exposed aud nd'culed hy the
suhor Many 81 the tu.iaus paritsa.t> OF The
General consider he dialogue a great injustice
10 ther Idol But from mtof.ha,ton uel sea iiom
credible source, hazard nntlhng ia Affirming
nat the Dubuque Is true to his character "ha ~
perfect keep 10 Mith his vlole"t and Vind'ct'Se
dspo>t GA.
Col James Madison Of Prince Edwai9 Conn-
IT, las frequently III his travels - the Hidie OF
Alabama, met with General jackson, ine VII
Ter ofthis has frequently heard 'ht 'oianei T.
late conversations. that he held with Jack son, IN
which nenriv as much profanity Was IhdnI8ed as
il attributed 10 the General In the dialogs'.
Ooh Madison is a leading member of the Pres
uytcrlau Church and al this ii nc one oi the
fistest advocates of the Generals election II
IS presumed, that b. will MT drny the truth OF
This statement hui he is perl, city az lperty TO
~ so. The writer is nledged TO Substanliate
lis statement IN the event ol us being deued.
have heard Judge ntnel another ardent
'npportcr Of Gen. Jackson election, rrpresen-
he declarations oil Gen Jackson ~ the CITY ni
lichmond, whp, the Grnerai was attending HE
al Of Bur As witness, and the Judge as one
nFtho Neulre, think, winch eq"alled' : not
surpassed in profanity that lmputcd 10 The uehe'
rIl N the dialogue.
conclude bv putting the question TO Tie pro-
feSsars ofthp meek aud 10 Ny religion ottie plietr
"'peace, II they are prepared so heslo" 'h'N SUI
hages ON man of such notorious ha'"S ahh
odbllndi profanity, III postponeneh' Oh o"', va"
isrema, kablc tor his orderly aud moral h"blts
| ash il the precedent will not exert banetul
influence GA the niorals of therislng generation
Christians, think well before you farther 60
aud weigh well the consequences SiFio'
E2trac' ota letter. daied 5ih Stpt. from distp-
S'ash eiti-Cu IN keiauefy 10 ms jutH Rsqr
ihis Ctr
We feel satisfied here that the real strength
" kentucky is IN favor OF the Administrator
ana the most active measures are in progress 20
nfns that strength 10 the polis IN November
OHr friends elsewhere may he assured that
kentucky VIII not like the Spaniel, lick the
aus rom the foot tha, kicks her as Mr. Row
y" sad in 1921, during the controversy between
h'airond Jackson. We do not believe Jackson
- qualified ny education, temper habits-and
we do not like tue poli,ichs OF those who sup
port him most h,alousy. In fact his conduct
SHOWS ms Inrrgri,y To be doubtful. We support
a" administration which supports our h'teIests-
we pfsludices az aiust Mr.. Adams are happily
Aup,ia''lg = aud AZ consider il almost madness
)" h'hincks 10 hnvr almost unanimously voted
iof Mr. 'lay 20 be President, aud then To ~
J'C' 4" Standardization of winch he is prom-
"'h' "stnhef ADD which Ina. adopted his polio,
we snonid DC srathrd IA having the sancinpr
N'ou' parent State--bM Of his we have doubts
'"o EXPECT 10 BE- reimbursed by the vote of peace
'''@s Penney 4ais.