The Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1822-1829, 1828-10-16


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tis ieirs,hlng To meet u. this season Of infenl.
perafr dcbonsIsiiou and dseifous praise. y III a.
hy thing tut .asthe runiesi resemblance 70 d.
CO i'o'naiion OF character. lie following neui
the pen of the veteran and con.lsieni kdiipr oi
tie hichinDnd Enqanrr II vii b. observed Is
nee from any thug like pfejnhtee-iI is an esii-
male oi Grn. Jack Ons character, formed b,
one who has kept AZ ObseTvsnt eve upon HIN
from The iial al Burr 10 the present day.
Prom the Rcninonu Enquirer.
ten. jackson. IL seems always toGght NJ.
Madisoa Was ne Of the besi IT men, and n
great oisillan'--but did not prefer him rs ffesi.
dent, because he al~ ays bell we'd that the mud
of philosopher could noi dwell on blood aud
carnage nnb any eoaiE0sure of course thai he
vas not well fitltd for storm, SRA" Ho" pre-
p"sterons IS this objection, when Il is recullecied
That Mr. Madison was the very mau to rccom-
mend a WI, 10 which wal asn. J. owes his ON n
high reputation. The Generil in THIS one stroke
OF the pencil draws his owo character. liar IS
continual y fonIng be}Ore his onn eyss The
man who Gu view b'0Od aud carnage wuh cum
posure, has higher qualifications for tie Pre-,
dcncy. than he who is a great civiIinn ora great
politician. for, in Nj. Madison case, this Is -
nony nous with phiiosopher. What Kim of
President would this great ciriiinn make a
gentleman who cannot mi rprtt The plain eJpres.
a0H 0fOre iaD--a yet would be called upon
to administer al the laws OF the land Que
whose ldeas az" so purely mi ii,uy. that he
would tfan.ribte n traitor into spy, or would
punish treason, not by the esrH eouriT, but by n
roVH martial Que who IN any great crisis
would CONVERT the nhOle country into one erent
camp, aud would reduce almost every thing un-
der MHrtit iav. II this Iodlyld al be Il Repub-
mean, hen, indeed. as he says himself HIules
are mere babble5f What respect would such a
great cr ,ian entertain for the idrs aud the Con-
dHhttoH oithl country Il such an one quail
jted Jo' Our chief Magistrate -
II is nearly twenty five years since Henry
Clay Grt appeared 10 public he During the
i" hole Of this period lac ted his best ener-
g'es--nis n,ost honest zea--tn the good OF his
country w heiher IA the Legi.lat'rr of Ken
lucky, the Lntfed States House Of Representa-.
i'ves, ~ the Senaie, OF nj Gheni, be has always
approved himself the artirut and upwayermg
adv ocaIe OF human liberty. NJ matter where
ne people, ~ hls couhtry has placed him, be
II 9 always brcn faithfully rep esenting their in
terests, aud vindicating their wrongs. Long be-
fore Andrew Jack son was knosn to the Alneri-
can people. the name vi Henry Clay stood pre-
eminent among the champions Of Inc country.
But for his eoquence la arousing the nation 10
spnsr of lis rongs-but Tor his prudent foresight
btu Tor his fetvid patriolTm-.ihe means would
nave been Withheld ioI prosecuting the last war.
6cnd I,l,,. nat,od or Go, Id - III. -
hics, 'ho are combined together h, his persecu-
tors aud bls slanderers Justice says 40. aud
patriotism revolt, NJ the idea that he should BIZ
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gen. .Jdrkyon's Srssrbes The only ,,r,tqois3
sucrch of C,,nr,at .ia,kson nrcx.ou. IN his a..
Ipu,ooecli 9 tour to New Orleans. which weey.
.., saw published. is now going the round, Of
the Jack on Presses. II nnrnor,s IN he his
F." Address 10 his truupy. before the bstf!e al
Nv Drlpnnf bar unfortunately If contains IN
tcrt al evidence q iis laVinp lHLN nv bppu ynu,-
uinclur.a Cor him iour s.ur, that ncr,od n,,,h-
rbI, bv the man who prepared III addresses
maj placr last winter The following is apart
Thu enes,y app caches. He comes flushed
with thr vlclolles of E'roie. On his standard
he l>plays hls nolSy successful battles in Spain
aud his uIumphs Al Waterlo ccs-l viii not
drrrccate tn toe 700 ave h cot
Now. thatth enemy AT Nv Ore1ns could
ne flushed with his riun,phS Al Wa erloo, whr
tha battlevaS not fought for more than FUR
MoNrns afer the vic'"rv al New q leans, Is all
>urd enough. Bat this SPEECH is cut. ely in
characte With the Jackson folks. HIS ieno,-
ancc has been proclaimed as his recommends
ton TO ofice and nov a ierch that bear III,
mcontroverfhp evidence 81 baytng been ,nanu-
Occurred Tor NM Is published a. a'pecln'en
:" jackson e''F"'"'e aud pfmtip'"s. what
10" $7ofttiast '"f a CANDIDATE r PRESIDENT
NJ the oniied states Lebanon Star.