The Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1822-1829, 1828-01-24

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der ,he protection 81 saeh man n Andrew
I,,lsen3 A.. s,l az anseerta this qnr~iof.
ra,',tee4 lAer ~, aled pride, Got from the PIE
i,iirs .,Iarh snrc ament to party, nafer i'''s ID
trrr.--bftI ~ .s, n ffum thelt love Of country
ti..,,. lss,. >. tr.ih ard sntur &c ask It Hltaf
i, dr.n and IL. atst5Hafc consideration Of ihe
tn. at OF tbr question after candid IS.
t,ma,e of the hnlr 10 be possibly gained ny
,n, ,.ieet3tp Of ,ir. Adams the ln'dculdblf
mi,cnirls which may proba.y attend g." success
af tis rival. li,ou Indulge the tah' nope. 'ha
under the administration OF oene Al Ja'h
sou the tribute winch agucniiafe WIZ pay
tor tie encouragement OF domestic NOUS
NV AMI enfefp i.c. will be somewhat iigh''I 'iaa
~ present we at YOU FIRST, whether me "oP'
4. not pranndr,s, and nIEt, whether Il " "is'
~ iusisi on cuioyug the prohi ei y9nf 's'a''a
60 the uttermu.t iatthing oi thor ian'Irh F''ur'
aftte flsk ~ having sear Tree allehi'' Janus
converted INTO military tcnures, of h'ls O' 'H'
ciovn l. you ARE fighting the baliles o' u"h'-
ri JasksoH in tins political contest, VI" 'pe
vain hope that victory will conquer i'm YOU
sdtrtsalirs some haTrcn spot al eons'h"u"n"'
rtoun1 we ask whether sou VII wage s"'h
VIZ VII your couptr, men, ~ tn ha|"'" ~
having all ) ,nr conqnesis and all hon' '"'m''
ro..csslons. tie constitution itself aud The t're.
dom u Was utcded 10 protect. AT The i'" o' q
ac.uol7 Ibi, does not become the character
IT Nnrininnt
IL, tn ancl,u, state ofpolucal pa'nes, WHEN
| 'ederallsis aud Republicans concluded tor "'e'n.
d.ucv, thete WIS someihn' lu tine great que.
tiou. Of foreign pohey. - the leading principles
ut construction uppli#d H. the constitution hrdi-
ing strongly on the essential character OF ihe
,ovotnm#at aud NotiHy oil g. neinns struggle
between fhr statesmen Who on one hand, s}hGh'
~ quad ,gnird y dissolution Of thr Union ny
strengthening tine federal bond. and ~ the o
thee. eudpasorinc u asrrt COWS Ilidah"n, Nv Is
tahltshur murr hlmlV tie Slate a'ih'i''ts
But this stuff Of things has passed away dh'
he feelings and docuines 70 Which II gave rise,
though mol cnlurly forgotten ate Almost IN
known IA the patty distinctions OF the hdt' ! "a.
uplisif aud Republicans muglc together ~ the
rinl,s Of the opposition, --and together FaUy u
round the standard of the ADMINISTRATION
There vii be uo rtrat principle OF poillcHI zoe
trlnr ta Distinguish them. unless the opP'sl"n
by following too closrlv, th" footsteps OF NOSE
who tramaie on the laws and constiiuhon Of the
county should give 20 the supporters OF me an
minis ration SOM clam 10 bc the champions o.
c,yil rule aud consdinlianal law shall ON par
ties bc hereafter founded On local interests aud
marked b, gtographlca,bnnndarles arrnyine the
Wcs--losn9 the generous enthusiasm which Is
always inspired by u conic for pri0clplc, ion
honorable distinction, for prc-en,incnce Ia
the service Of our common country aud acqol=
ring the bitterness OF splrii acrItnony oi feeling,
narrow policy and sordld Nicwe. which ever
characterize he contests o. men, striving not
for lhr promotion Of the common good, but To-
the advancement OF theil owd peculiar itcrcsis
~ which must lead inevitably, 10 the entire Sub
ug ''on al the weaker party, or dissolution oi
the Union
We fnow web that the people of FUgjni1,
w'll never rouutcuHat# any such distinction
Incl generous Sac.hee- 10 the canse OF their
country their uniiorn, d., 'iou TO civil liberty
and their noble d'ring ~ drisuce cf freedom,
from whatever quarter assaulted Is thc sure gun
autcc hat they will not be slow to follow " here
= path OF duty leads; and on that guarantee.
wr rcposc with confidence, that, IN In hou' OF
danger, slcflhclug all minor considerations IA. y
will pu forth ~ their strength, aud 'atc the tenn.
pie OF llbelty from pollution
Raoired, That JOliN QUINCY AID mis-.
Of Massachusetts, be recommended 10 the people
at the Nnled States asa 1t person n be sup.
ported for thu office Of President.
, Efg9esd. That a,ts Convention approve the
nomination ot RICH MD RUSH, of the Statr
ot Pcnnsy iytnia, TO, the office of Vice President.
made by the convention Of Harrisburg, aud re-
rnmm"ud HIM to the people of Virginia a Gt
person 10 be supported for that Office
3, Re,oired, That the President Of this Con
yrnton he requested IL transmit a copy Of ,hr
proceedings aud address OF this convention To
each ofthe gentlemen who have been nomlna-
ted on the Electoral Ticket aud inform thcm o.
their several appointments
i Resoigf3 That tic following persons be-
appointed a central corresponding committre,
with the authority 10 fill any vacancies which
NAV occur. within their o"u body, 81 IN th 2.
lrrtoral ticket in favor Of the election utJohn
Quuc, Adams %, President OF the United States.
and Rirhard Rush rs Vice Pres dcnt. w -
Judge Wm. n CabeH, Judge pahney Carr.
JUDGE John Coaltcr. Mr. Robert Stanald. Rev.
john Kerr, ten j. Is. naryic Mr. pcyton Ran
dolph, Nj. John IL Pieaspnts, Mr. Charles
Copeland Nr Iuo BioclAcnhrongh, Nh. T.. W
Root,s. Nj j Ii Enslace. Dr Thomas Nelson.
8 Resotred. That the corresponding commit.
toes winch have hccu appointed b, tie mrrtinss
opposed 10 the election Of gen Jackson as Pres
iGcut OF the Z. State, in the various counties
| aud corporations otthis commonwealth, cou,ti-
! tat" the corresponding e nImliireS of said Couu
! ties and cor porations. with authority 10 add
+ - met nnlhbclS anu hu any vacancies which
may occur ~ such committees.
| g, heWirsd, rbal the central CORES pounding
committee b. authorised 10 appoint correspond
lug COMMITTEES m the several counties and corpn.
rttnps winch have not appointed them, vhich
enm 'ilttees alt have authority 10 'eNer,j,r the
| same powers aS those which have heretofore
! been appointed
7. Re5oiefi That il be recommended TO the
convention tiI each member, should pay the
sum Of five dollars 10 the Secretaries. 10 be de.
| pnsItcd in TIN Bank ot rglnia TO the credit VI
! lhe chairman of the GENITAL committee, 10 de.
! nay the expenses Of printing aud circulating
| the documents directed 10 be published hy the
| Convention, and such other publications AS may
! he thought advisable 10y the said central com.
mr'cc for the purpose of distribution among
/ the citizens OF tho commonwealth, and all othrl
/ medicinal charges.
| <. htsoirsd, that at least thirty thousand co.
| pies ofthe proceedings aud address of the Con
ycution, be pgnted aud circulated, under the
! direction OF the Central Committee Though the
several counties and corporations OF the Com
| manwralth