The Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1822-1829, 1828-11-13
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TIE ANTICIPATION

II WINS formerly customary, III The English
Parliament. 10 uhlisl. by ~outi5Dd'ion. tie de-
hates. have oononird to give TO The puI.
Inc. through The medium Of yonr paper, by
wav ui anticipation, s0me Of my views oi
what W. are ia expect, when the lT0u are
~ the reign NJ ja,kSOa commences.
II IL evident the brsr DAYS otth. rcpubIic are
pnst. During the great contest Of lsbo, The
excitement VA IN great ne II is now. I-
,nemhcr II well. 1hrn The contest of the on.
p%osition WAS tor n JEFFERSON now. IL Is
jor a Incl r0H. Thu FORMER was one OF the
greatest stafesmen wltch this or any other
country ever po-ses=el-Ihe latter famous
onh Tor utoot aud uarua2r-Evrn nj New
0ripaus there was no lair fighting. il was
mercy shoe ia men down tom behind an in
aerrsu5l" breasi-w urk.
N-rp nrvrvtnfly .xhlb;ied hii character IN.
I'll made emperor. NJ denbt me prulorinn
band wnlld moi nave riucfpd bIm. had they
know his character WAS III ts nature So san.
gpinary. Bl the ureinrian bands oi Gen.
Jacksnn have elected inm, kno~Ins him 10 hn
.SangniudrY. II we have hrr"lulnre been chas-
irse "nh ioh ipS. Ne may expect when Jack.
sons relgp commences, to br cbastised with
scorpions. J. The people, with The knowlrdce
81 t1r Ia I. that Gen. Jackson threatened an.
dignity Ia Senators IN their scents, OF the mosi
distinguished Sfai"s, will. reckless of con,e
q fences, place him in the Presidential chair
then, indeed, do they deserve to be ruled uj;b
= rod OF iran.
am unwilling 10 think. that the p,.onIe ~
tie = un'trd Sthies have hec"m" so co,rupJ
- nicked, as to require Ihns''so,trnt. Rat IL
realI> see ms rs If it va. ess- so. The .aa.
Il all Europe are upon 10, republic. 7 dn..
appear Ms II II Is destipp i 10 suffer ,ha Tot. =,
all anfecedent rtfphlirs.
That jacksnr',. rrian vifi h., ..a
ror, is ds'l u ev,aencpd Lv tL, at. - ~. a.
"'i"rs. N"shall be- r.inch in need. those
%halcN"n DAY, arrrye. oil a uew yocebuIsry
~ V'for Will he II n"cessary sppendnge for
", narshais, cons'sbies, 6r. The old meth.
I'D Of mdgsf Of bnifte, III deciding cnminal
'n'is, will, in al probability, be introduced
It's known to all Intelligent persons, that
den. jackson Is, ny no means, esteemed by
his party a. Sil'db'e prison loT President
Ihousdhls have voted tor him., from no other
nnptvr, than because they hdtedlhe yankrr;'
aad thai they desired nj ali events 10 remove
him from oiiGr, even at the expense OF their
c.nutry wrlthre. 1hev have determined.
aud have said, that iir moment jackson i.
elected, they Will turn his nemies So ",
are 10 have another warfare ~ hes for the ueSi
four years, spcceoding March 4lb, 1879. n
ever any man vas promoted tn nf6ce by susie.
matte tyrg, Gen Jackson is The man-Snch
a man rs he IS, reckless Of all conseanencrs
w,il maintain himself IN his m.gor,en power
by ane means. His leading maxim is, thai
the end i~lstifes ~. n.enae.
We are destined 10 b. II ,~nili,arv republic
. the wars government poss,IIt. The upppif
have no" -i@"n rrtdenrp OF her uniitnes.
- govar" enseisrs Thnv have given evi
drnce that a republic caanot long exist. The,
have now>nla - irpe nJaf hr. Jefferson ap
prrhrndrd. MI. Aians iras been f. rty wear,
"a IN" s%rIvice IF the republic, aieavs viii
credit % hlms-lf and honor 10 his country.
am '%"re'bly, in HIS place, reminded .o( a re-
-
Tnis X true especially off, ansylysnia. Sic wonl,
prefer claiming herself 10 the car OF Virginia NJ ary time
e,enat the exrsnce Other welfare. II voting iur he +,
RIB, PENNSYLVANIA was reGtiy u,anir,uas.