The Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1822-1829, 1828-02-25

lsfHsiion pressfs-
SIR, | as,nit ihc sxflsesfsoa ! rrnarSed
IN the 5atsef. tat sNea set - the drisn-
sive. Bat u.s,,.a a i,a Id. ,l.sss. Tee E-uti...
nan IA At thee ST. tae s5ass &c fets las1i~r 4
ira. - rcie#s.ce - the sFssses ruIisted ~
tn. rre4ert eaafysf. fas Alssiu5s. r.tioa have
=. much 10 forgive As 10 - iaffiv~n Allow
NJ. ar. 10 rs1sse 10 sna - seretois. II s.
hammered. thzf IN tie sniis = hr and hfn
4aams. At 81 refersirarz. Ras a viriuuns snd
re- pecfahl- Young woman a he aaJ gone with
Ih.m from Boston q the cslsrlfy a stieu-
dani on Iueir iuisnf shtlJ p.f,srsius au unusu-
al share q. rsrsoosi beauty nnd an education
above her employ ment IN uie. On her arr.
val NJ - Petersburg. Size heard The siori
such As often Giro 1iaiv IN The European cap
Ifals. whe hrr true or fate, OF the privHts lite
aud habits Of the Emperor. these sto-
re, formed a psri NJ The letters which she
y tote - her TRENDS IN America. Gentlemen
knnw thai ~ many countries II Europe, aud
II Ras especially q At the period in question,
winch VAS one OF ANXIOUS political excite
meur letters commiltet 10 he post Office are
opened At ,he police. l. was done in this
case and coming r. they did from person IL
The family Of foreign Minister, X dealing So
freely With the Emprror's character, the let
iers OF this individual were submitted by
the police 10 the Emperor, aud by him
to ihe Empress, a. matter Of plea.
santry 10 both About this time. BIZ an act
Of attention not unusual towards the Ia
miles of foreign Ministers. the Empress request
Ell that the infant child of Mrs. Adams should be
sent on q visit 10 the palace. his was accord
lngly done under the charge Of The individual
mentioned aud the letters alluded 10 and her
appear ance, caused her In BE- the oi icct Of some
slight notice on the pau ofihe Emperor and En-
press Tbs - the whole oil the affair. She re-
NAMED ~ III family OF Mr.. \ TIL she returned
to Boston, ma rcd there A respcc able citizen ;
from having been the servant, became lhc friend
and visiting acquaintance Of Nlr and MIS- A
aud is nov deceased such are The real facts
Now. SIR sace the administration presses have
been charged, ~ tins debate, with IN, aiding do
motto retirement and slanderinP female chm.
factrr let ne show what has been made out
OF tbs innocent affair. Tread It, from pamph-
1t, which, as have been told, has been widely
circulated, and which purports, ON It's iile page
10 br PRINTED for one Who has been introduced
into tins debate. by tie gentleman from Penn
s.l,ania a. vlctinl OF the prescribing and vim
dictiye policy office Administration. will first
I, nd the text, and lben the comment
% To avert so dreadful a Caami'y. was the
ilst trnn ofthr victory of New Orleans y & the
hsrn WHO acme, edit, - TOR this, not ONLY entitled
- p tcrvDnt bcncdIciious otthe designated 20.
inns but to the venetatinn of al who prefer the
guardian ofnnocence, AMI the protector Of VII
tue Ia q customer ofbaWds, or the pander OF an
AuJocrat"
Thsi> tteteSt. Snox folio TIC comment
Il appears thatthc lady of our Munster To
St. = tersbprg, some years since. took with her
4 very pretty Young woman. TO snpeiInteud her
children. The charms OF this person, lille At
that capital, lad been 50 loudly and highly eN
toIcd, that they al length reached the ears
of the immaculate Alexander, who expressed q
curiosity to behold such prodigy of beauty
10 indulge this curiosity, a ScCret coalition vas
formed nv which II Was arranged thai the Au.
tocrat ut all the kussia should ata certain hour,
take his airing in i certain public walk and that
It's un.nspccfing Of Iect should he punctuali,
sent thther by thosr Who could conno ul ter
movements. This interview accordingly took
place. with the consent aud colhli,ance If thosr
who ought TO have been the Speoial guardians Of
the innoctnce Of The proiTered victim, but en-
tirel, without her knowledge, or oven dreaming
OF the fighttn pcrils 10 which she wns thus n
toni, exposed Fortunately, however The ahu-
Sod maidCo escaped outrage and preserved her
prac, aud honor, because the faStidlous taste OF
fhe lasciyious monarch did not accord sIth the
grosser taste Of thosc who had -"
Sir. can read no fartlor | have touched
this odious topic in reply 10 the gentleman nom
North Carolina, who accnscs the administration
presses ofwarring on fenalP character in re-
ply - the gentleman from Fenusv yania Who
has alluded IN tins debate ~ the person whose
name is on this pamphlet as prosecuted man.
and who here holds mp To the horror of the
cou try, its Chief Magistrate and hig " lfe. as
having copsplrpd To poison The virtue Of a Md.
III al T. nyho a fltei,
own infant child
You remember Sir when q vile question was
put 20 tho unfortunate Queen OF France. b, her
Revolutionary Judges. touthi her son. she ap-
pealcd to every female IN the crowded audience.
who vas herself mother. to find IN answer in
her own heart ! call no hard uames-I never
call them. But appeal to every father who
bears me especially 10 every one " no has lett
ms site and children AT distant home To- Judge
of the Comniseratlon TO which he is entitled as
n prosecuted man, who could put his name 10 n
tale like this. aud send il, aS am informed by
facilities Of transportation arising from Govern
u.cut patronage info every cottage IN ,he 1fate.
Si there we're other topics, on which moaut
10 have touched. but ! hay, exhausted the lirtIc
strength Which brought into the House. In the
pnrt have taken in the Discussion. have but
acted on the defensive. own That have been
y
question, whether the Administration wa, asSail.
ed OF not. Why, Sir, there has not been a day,
nor an hour since Al was foimed, that it has not
been nssailed. do not now complain OF thi -
do bnt state the fact and the gentleman from
PENNSYLVANIA tells MS now, what We we're told
two vears ago, nv the genlicmaD rom SnWh
Carolina, the very existence OF the AdmlnI,tra-
ton VAS political felony tfat they nave brrst
uulawtullv into tie offices of State, and thai he
would no more make peace with them, thai Is
20 o'ore " judge them by then acts. than with
tb rohh r. who hav - broke INTO ~ prenis-
Is, should promise to behave himself wei, Co
gentleman from Tennessee, Nh Mitchell } says
the, arc already too much worn oni 10 b. AT
tackled and the gentleman from lennessrc, Mr.
Bell J that the, are run down; and yet We are
aroused of kindlng faneiei charges and btist,
ling up in defence, whea nobody mas attacked
us
Sir such an assault, IN my limited acqaint
aprp with fhp history al tllt. countTt | have no