The Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1822-1829, 1828-04-24

answer 10 the esqmr - suggested y The rosn-
luiions Of the Seuatr. viii ftthe, cbsersr.
10 vour excellsney. I'M nv views of ,on>iiiu.
tpnal power, and American policy we're nu.
bibed, rn no small drgfee. N tie nnrs. nd from
the sagcs of the reenlntian, aud ihn, ~, exp
rlrnoe has not Disposed me 20 totg I thcu L..
SOUS aud, ~ concIusion. will rrp,a, ilat ny
opinions MAN a. thea xstrd IN 1923 aud =,
uninfucuced by the hopes i persona aggran-
dSement, and thai am sure. thcy will never
deprive ne of the proud III i,acuon of having
always been sincere .hd consistent. repubh
oan.
have the honor II be,
Icfy especially,
You moi oht Serv't
ANDREN JACKSON.
lfaRy thing run convince the unpiti JUDGED x
candid reader Of the double game playing bv
Gen. jackson with regard 10 the vltaIly mpor.
tant questions ou Which his opinfo were sohcit-
ed, that the people OF Indiana might vote under.
sfandingly at the ensuing Presidential election.
surely the above lctt4r vii have thai effect. Inc
duIrsl intellect cannot inl 10 discern IN it stu
died effort to conccnl hi. real opiui MS, 10y ret
rrencc to his letter 10 d.. Coleman Ia la2l
which means just uJy thing or HOthnF-auu
which is cacu atrd as we'll iur thc mcri IAN oi
Virginia aud the Carohnas is "tP'nnsN wanna
vermont. II may. indeed he urged Icy thesc
Who are determined To support Gen Jackson at
al hazard, that e his rrfarfed 20 ms votes
while in the Senate of the 0,ued states as Il
means OF determining what his opinions mr.
with regard to the cousiIfutanallty and rNpfdr
ency ola system Of Internal improvement, 10,
national purposes. by The general government.
and ot protecting the manufactures of our own
country nv the imposition Of hlgh duties Oh
those of other nannns. Of such per-onS W
usk . ag A. b al
have been more in accordance With that tranh-
ness and opruncss oil spirit which lis friends at
iIbutr tn him. It ne bad suited. IN half the wot d
ne ha, rmpnyed mgsitY hl. opinions, wbat
trey realty are2 NhV tins retc cnce Ia II,
votes. an his letter TO Coleman. wheu they wee
already before the nation, aud ad a. he we'll
i,nrw furnished both his suppurtr and oppo-
nrnt> with arguments Ia prove thai he WAS boil
| f,vorabn and opposed To that construction ot
! the constitution which gives Ia Congress ihe
| power "t approprlatmg money for purposes Il.
| internal improvement. anl of lostr ny our IN
flnt manufactures by laying duty m
ports tor Other purposes than reycuuc liz
| we'll knew that his =" jndici9ls" letter to ID,
! Coleman had been madp usr Of IN PruuNy wanna.
where the vropnrty even Of p,0hibiiOrg dnics Is
| tuuteudel tot. To prove thai he Was ~ t,vol oi
| arnhlb,lou While on the other hand, IA tngi.
MA where il is contsnded dat no h Cher dat,
-
should br imposed on imports Than IS absolute
| y requisite for purposes rpt"uur, II l. rs sic
| nuously e ntcudcd thas ms is Gu. Jack sous
| riea ot = j'tIcl0H rc,I,lo1 Of the IauH Aud
set, lac rctrrs. with great apparent SrItcompla'
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Gcarion- are much dlsrosseB 1t is worse rhar
shccrable V here was his good friend ~ no ac
rs his Mrntor IN tleSe matie's, "hcnit va wit
ten lis pupil mus not b. permitted 70 "rn'
/ his own letters until ter The Presidential el'e
! Iion IS over: tor. although with cGi"H p"ih al
al our politicians leaning IS ial ing mio elea
ds'rp"1c, yet all Ito not thnt that J"ct tdde Is
II good example Tor our Presidents 10 follow
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