The Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1822-1829, 1828-10-06

si,antd have u standing army 10 kt"p W.
..an. IA subsection, or words oi ihH' "'
l,.,s that Jefferson neser gave 'i'h ''',
.,,,ibu,sa ~ hia IN all the JHebs"" w.
pers. IT.. ,,,.l,shss
IN d,Ilses that rho st-ismsnf Is tHlse, p"e''s'''
"V -. l,, ,,t Jatk an. that Jackson Nn'e'
against the Aii"n bui. r,.Ue
- hnn,,s ria, the frs, etli,in" 81 f.stoe : w.
on ,,d IA. las, eiuiea = ialse. ~ 'i'r d"''
IN. new. Of ,,pare beiag mons 70 Ne"
Dt'esna. =t.a Ia, IA,
,,,os,d,.nry In Congress IA orPss''"" - ~
IL the b,e.n will ofihs pe"plf. ~
d.or Jackson xroie lr'tff' "g''b 49,
81. "a e,,ne aud apsist ia paying hohpf' Va
Aaron Burt. ...z..,.,a latin,
IN tia. ina, Ihoras Jefferson "fa'' if''''
concerning Iehu Qnnrv Ah"ms :" "5''' We
aid Il congratulate our country on hf' P''f'
pecis in TINS yeeug ma"
no dollars ths, Ge"tgr NHshfhe"'
o. .tic, he said give tas nv dafhed
-, ,h,, Mr. Adams Is the most valuable
,'iie rh,r,cier We have abroad. and ih"re
,.;,, no Doubt on nav mind That tie VIII
-, n,,,self the ahesi Of all our dplpnatie
cnrps
30 dollar. thu, Andrew Jackson wrote letter
40 NJ N,nroe. ia which he Faid : have no
hesitation IN saving you have mahf 'hs p"s'
..l.,,,a, Mr. Adams TO FIJI the department
Of state that foad have been maae.
M doller, thai there wasno bargain hei"eeh
Messr. Adams aud Clay IN reference TO Tue
nrssidenl,ni election.
so dollars tia, large mTjoiify OF The Jackson
nrnhefs u both tonsss Voi.d against tue Ia
siGbi ~ 49,.
80 aatafs that large majority oi the Ndfninis-
al t.ff q IL.
IN ,,.tl,,s that ,lc Jatlsah members Of Con
rress voted u raise the lnty on Mossses
necessary Of hi, used by the pour man. to
III, p.r ccni. bat voted against making The
anly On woollen goods more than 10 pei
IL, dollars ihsi they voted to reduce the duty on
N,dr,r. VINE. a luxury usrd Ivy the uch, 10
81 per cent.
40 da!lnrs that every state which is aokno"
Irdrrd 10 be flr jackson, voted asninht The Ia
rih
50 dollars that Hamilton member Of C'nere''
from south Carolina. advocated The election
ofJack.nn because he was southern hl"h
nIh southern leehngs.
10 s,oar. HAT the lcadng Jackson men, limo
INV Pickering. W,n. Coleman, Martin Van
Bi,reu. James Ross John Randolph. Wm. Il.
iilIe, aud John McNsiry, have either voted a.
tnn,Nt universal suffrage, OF the lIghi oil The
moot man to vote.
bpdpIlsrs that the statement Of The Phad'iph'a
tarhs a. tuulnrtsh thai hr. hb'ie sso'r
"as urcessr,g 10 gise Thar Of The State % Ken
tirky 10 Mir Adams /, moi true aud thai
there would have been majority OF Two for
Adams, # " bite had voted aea'nt him
40 dollars that the Staip,nrnt ni the hdiite com
niitet that Nj 5 nn of Missouri pledgeh
himself IN vote lor Ten. jackson, nnd maj
H. f.. H..
flrelod is not true, |
n, dollars tnafihr Jackson mea IN n York |
have is,auosed or contemplated to take the |
ehoirr Of presidential electors u,H the hands |
81 The people
o. dollars ihet the assertion m"de by Gen,
Jackson IL ns leiier Ia = gentleman 10 Balti-
,ro,r. ilaat liur,s was -" apprt hen led at The |
hr.J OF The other mdta men, Is false. AID
sbst ho,a John Hlnis snd David Hunt velun-
satily returned l. service.
IN dollars that Grn Jackson did make threats 10
cnt oil the oars OF s'naor Lacocl lor his acts
IN The uaacd states sen"'e.
81 dollar, tnal Commodore Deeuinr did relate
t,tns,al Jacsson's threats 10 ca"e MI
IFpes for lbs conduct As inled states Be
natur.
so dollars tLst the Jacks ~ newspapers haTe not
published the official proceedings Ia the case
81 dollars that the Jackson pamphlets ON the
.ubect. do not contain the official proceed
ngs
50 dollars on eaeh stair 'hnt voted against The
tariff IN isis, ~ ls2I IA 1877 and IA 1870 |
that will not vote against Mr.. Adams,
80 dollars ou each STATE that voted for the tariff
!, the shnye yeals, that II wi also vuie lor |
Mr.. Adans.
so dollars that Jackson will not get a sing c.
. lreioral vote IN the state Of Name.
SO d pass that Adams will get an eI' ctoral vote
YIN the STATE of Tennessee
% dollars that the assertion contained III The |
proceedings of the Jackson meeting at Pitis.
b4,e. tint John q Adams declared thai the
onl, method by which the democratic party |
could be destroyed, WAS TO join with II, aud
urge il on - &c Is an absolute and total false |
iond.
Eo dolls that the statement is false Of Mr. Ad. |
mus having sail thata representative should
nnt br pa s,ed by the will OF his constituents
but that Mr. Adams recognized different
doctrine when lac resigned ms seat in the U
States senate. beoaasr his constituents dis
approved of I'm support of the measures OF
Jefferson.
70 dollars tina, ~ Administration paper has cv-
.r published % true, The story oi the Jackson
papers that Iacksons father was mnlatto.
Oh a tllhiA tnht tNtIN hAshelh' VI AH'Nh bNii
IN his conspiracy aud every one who now
threatens a dissolution of the uniou, is an
advocate ofihe election of Andrew jackson.
81 dollars thai no money fora bilihd Table
far the President was ever paid out Of the
puhhc treasury
50 dollar. lha the c penscs OF the Government
Iayf averaged less under Mr.. Adams than un
tier Nr. Monroe and that Mi. Adams has
,educed the publ c debt faster than it was
~ reduced before.
70 dollars thai a majority of the people were
not la favor OF Gen. Jackson al the ldst prrsr
denid election. aud that ii the vote of Mary
land aud Illinois had been by General Ticket,
~ the votes OF Nrw Jersey aud n. Carolina
hy districts, Adaus would have had more
l,riots than Jackson.
wish ine Jackson men TO let me hear from
them rs suou as possible. Nous, &c.
A JERSEY BLUE,
Letters addressed Though the Post Office, 10
Jonathan Johnson. \. J shall be promptly at.
tended io. TO prevent trouble none bat priv
c,pals will he treated with real names are