The Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1822-1829, 1828-08-28

Ems. sur'd rse W.T. the ,scond." DID lie
do so I'M he ], . fsderafs, nh Vie IA
simultaneously denounced for having abused The
t>nhdence repossd ia biin by the iedeud party.
am betrayed H. I'D he do 81 Then be j.
not u federated Anaset ~ sucln dilemma
do his enemie' involve Themselves. liz
truth IS. lhry are beth oa capiapdum asser
TONS, iniended, AT The same moment. 10 pro-
dnre opposite elects !; Ia wrak l. thn eanh.
de0re ut HE lid rrpublicsu party ~ the intrl.
rly ot MIR Adams--end to Withdraw from
hun the support ol The iederalsis Basides,
what could Mr. Adams h.lrsy. II. es The lead.
era OF The old iaderal party Assert, ard es ",
believe ioh etrue of nearly oil of ila.m. ,het
views were pure and pairoir lie eoiid
certainly hetray Dpihing. when there was
nothing TO betta, We have only noticed the fool
lsh term, because II il a common hyt-~ord with
some Of The Jacksonians. " The Republican
Gerdilaif" Is mooopolized by them, as exelU-
sy,ly applicable 10 Jackson though we much
doubt whether lheh nlnl is able 10 define the
meaning Of the tern, .p,less Maj Lee furnished
hio' with key 10 II before he leit Nashville
while that of apostaie fcderaI,si" is applied To
Mr.. adams Ivy tnose whom we dare swear do
%, comprehend lis import.
Jackson aud B,Ur Those who nater them.
selses With the "a > ,h-t We - done with this
subject, will hu6 ,hem Iv.s mistaken. A
charge of this cha ter supported rs II - by
such chain OF conclusive evidence, cannot he
abandoned until II is completely snbsiantiated
OF cleared up, mit'.aut papable violation ot
duty. 1.-THE allegation can be disproyed. let 1t
be aud Gen. Jackson Will have been a gamer
by the investigation -rof this, surely his friends
will not complain II, On the other hand, it he
sobstaniia'ed, whit ougAtiobe the consequence
Either the fact must he proved that Bnrrs EN-.
terprise was not itseifofa criminal character.
aud sih", unfortunate. aud degraded man
should be restored TO line confidence aud respec,
of his fellow Citizens--or II must be admitted TO
have been criminal, and jackson mast share his
lgnom'ny.s Is thcre any thing like injustice in
this Is there not glOring Injustice in any other
course Wefeier there derto the political head
where will be seen communication from Col
Andrew Erwin, Of Tennessee. touching this sub
Jeo,, furnishing two leners in Gen. Jackson's
own hand wIiiing. One OF them has been pub
lshed befo,e--,he other is new To The reader
II aman can manifest such interest in any trans
action MS these letters beiray, without some per.
sonal connection with il, VI have lost all power
of discrimination
" The Hero If tteO ienrs, When this term ns
applied to Gen Jackson, was confined 10 the
newspapers VIZ thought II ridiculous enough
We were certainly not prepared To see IL graye-
" asserted, in n book from the pen of such u
man as Mr.. Cooper Yet. So II Is. In his
Notions of the Americans, speaking Of Jack
sou, he adopts the sickenning slang Of some OF
the papers. with regard TO this matter, though
he remarks, with grea, deal of simplicity, that
The General was not - much dlstingnisbed' IN
Tie battles Of the Revolution Really. MI,
Cooper must have queer notions of the gnbi-
~ ofhis conntry,ncn, il he iancies that they pat
any confidence ia the story, coined by sonr
sytophant, OF Jacksons refusing 10 clean the
boots OF u British officer which is the iull T.
mount OF his distinguished deeds during the re-
volutionay war rs claimed Tor him hy the
most parasiical Of his advocates According
10 Eaton y lite, Jackson was born In 1867, aud
was consequently bu, niHe years old when he
thus vao,ously refused TO soil his little hands"
with bay L. Martins 3" real Japan We
wish We could have seen the nursery hero in
mis- first display, if indeed lac ever made IT, Pray,
was the important fact derived from history, or
is il = family tradition, told by the Hero himself
as evidence Of his nodesiy Feeble hs this
would make his clam To the title of the hero
oftwo wars even II II were tue, we no more
believe II thun do thai he possesses either tai
eul, maenanlmity, VI thai his professions to
piely arr not Iasncelc aud hypotriicaI.
H. Dutf Green should take cnrr how ha dis-
appoint, his subscribers. The calculations
relative TO the Kentucky elections, IN his pa
per II (ew days since, We're mistaken Tor init
returns, aud considerable exutaiion was the
consequence, a. tappeared by them that Bar
ny had ulumphed. The shock prodnced by
tie transition from fancy 10 tact Was quite
severe, aud Duirs unme was handled wlih
no little ruug hntss. Some OIL his friends even
questioned his intentions in framing so lebo.
rlous iabe--lhough they did not go quite so
far AZ 10 make an assell,nu, when We saw
some days NJ" ia another paper, that Il DuH
Green were divided i"lo Is many parts rs he
hns published ialsehoois, it would require
Her,caeil'. telescope to discover a slgn Of
bin.
.
S1cide -0p Monday last. negro man
named Davy, the property Of Catt Augustine
Leita ich ptec,litated himselt INTO a pond