The Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1822-1829, 1828-08-04

ani Mr. Clay. Itso, 1t is the best bar am for
the country that was ever made ior thet have
paid "a more Of the National Debt, aud nave APP
pr5pratcd more money 10 internal Improve
ments. Than WIS ever done hefore IL the same
time We should like To ser another as valua-
bic bargain. / flI,ad to Economy.
II Genoa Jackson ~as now President Of the
United States W shrewdiv suspect lac would APP
ply the " stroad section to McDuitie aud others
IA the South. 1hey may we'll bless their Stars
that he IS not Mnylander
lhe cear and irresistible cham OF evidence
no" beio,e tie pubu in relation to General
Jacksoo's connection with Colouel Burr, has
completely overN Inclined the wire-worlrrs Of
the Jackson party. There never was. perhaps,
a case better made ont, and lis influence upon
the good sense aud patriotic determination Of
the great body OF his adherents, must he CORES
pondlngly injurious 90 Inc prospects Of the Gen
eral The MAJOR part OF all parties are always
Influenced by pure and dlsinerested motives /;
such, Therefore, of General Jactsons friends as
are thus actuatrd, will not fail to rec,de from
his ranks As without compromising their polIti-
cal and moral iutog iY. they cannot continue 10
support a man who tests under the odlum. in
public opinion nj least. Of being an accessory 10
plot to seperate the union. ID.
There is habitnal disngenuousness in the
Richmond Eoquirer--a lying IN the spirit,
while the verbal lormality OF truth is observed
which belongs to no other Journal on the con-
tmeut. Noah aud Green are professional liars.
they do not even deny II, but profess as we'll as
act upon, the maxim, that all Is fair in politics.
There is some magnanimily in their mendacity
They openly take the consequences of detect on
aud exposure. But the Richmond Enquirer has
a sncaking undetermined wav. Of suppresSing
ruth and suggesting falsehood, which better
answers the purpose ;and which leaves = back
door open in case OF necessity. Duff aud Noah
NAV be compared 10 footpads. who noldly take
the high way, prepared 10 enjoy themselves i
they escape, or 10 swing, IT they are caught
The Enquirer, IN its political coarse resembles
the petit larceny culprt, who will never incul
any risque inhls depredat,ons. Judge We which
IS the most infamous R,ch, iPhig.
At a crowded aud respectable asscuhIaoe a
the friends ofthe administration in Baltimore
on the 9th inst the vencrablt and patriotic !
II. McCuiloch presiding, a preamble was d
greed TO- deprrcstlGg the reasonable doctrine
lf'tY aVo"ed IN The South, aud the following
resolutions unanimously passed:
hesoitts, thsttbe principles nculcated in tn
oIleiou Addrrss. as well IT'S those avowed u
the speech OF Mr.. George McDuiic, AI.r nos
TILE 70 THE CONSTITUTIONS, TREAsoNARLE L
TH'alR SPIRIT. AND rENnIsG TO RIBkLLI"N.
RI ,oiced thlt a. We love the UNIoN-the con
/ stit'dllon which binds II, and the sacred memoir
of those whose blood aud treasure were draine,
10 establish the independence upon which TIA
UaIov was founded, We WILL SUPPORT IT I,
THE LAST, md assist WiH otu lrtS aud for
huges The General Goper1Wrm. tit become nscgy
sqry TO PUNISH TREASON AND SUP
PRESS REBELLION.
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The young gentlemen of 'he University Q
Georgia have taken INTO consideration the evil
OF the Tariff, and have pledged themselves in
set Of resolutions, to use their efforts 20 counte
ract the bad effects which may result from 1t :
B0gs. mind gour 6oo&s Ge0rgfa COur
We notice an advertisement ina 5 Caroin
paper, concerning, " The spirited goHrg Jack
ASFIlARIFF.' iIe stands near Columbia
Aswe believe these young asses are numerous
both in Carolina and Georgia, could not re
frain from noticing ihei qualities. young IN
spirited. aud soliciting portion OF the usual pa
ronage for our advertising columns, Ibid.
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