The Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1822-1829, 1828-09-22


.aesi every ting under martial law. lie SAL
re had adJaeed no administration calnmny up
un sHt aFposttuH candidate he 'esiinans wa
from the candidate himself aud bis friends.
are yoa To- peace said Mr.. N.-lrHfe w.
cauns, OF ihr Two candidates through Their pub
nc and private walk sad see sho Is ni1si Ike
", foiiowing ms temper and habit, 10 md'h'ei'
the psaceable Assidnoas, ADD what had hseh y
rldi.ule called I,uriial habits OF Mr.. Adams. :
MS familiar acuuaiu,ance with the las OF ma
ION. would more dispose the councils ol ani'oh
s,war than uoubi the irrascibie tcuiihr, th'
1eld hg his ,h, ,y,ieHt attacks On Those n" 81
fended b,u, she tfade.of war, and ihe glory o
victory. tue predomiaais passions cot heh' JACK
son 1-i.s aaviud Ia The nsssaeFes Al The -
ser Raisin. Al The Iaiiapoosa tusn, AMI invite
tentletnra 10 canine the plhrial repof nj our
aud General Jacksons account Of the otll"t-h'
thnur n gaod would Ies1t tom the ehsi'Ina
nm.
Are ven favorable 10 the American Sssirm
Do yaq want good roa,ls, canals, habors, -
alarket fJf YOU produce, aud emploFdifet io'
tae people ae asked --esanpe the candnoi
e.d cbar4etrr 81 the candidates and then sup
porlers. and unte sith those yon 'lnuk nosi r.
sarahle 10 these measures, lsoOk 20 the vote,
- al qaestipus CONNECTED wah TN. ypnr fa'of.
ne paiic, lie thoughi, OF thosu friendly Ia
Gen. Jackson, majority ~ every Instance "a
,bngrrss voted AZ .,iist the measures connected
win this policy. ~ which the Nstt was most
dsspis m,sto.trd, aud fihose measures had de-
,.an,ia,I ON tl,,r H. al could 4ape besn hjtai.
= Lauk ta4te aifangrn'ni between s1nle OF
the supporters III ,sa,..laI Jackson ~ The MIDDLE
aud vs. ,ren STATES and the aIolnbefs itof' skfs
south iuseleIaleiv hostile 10 the ngols Amen.
.,an system, 81 Policy L. n 10 thephn de'ei-
opei 10 AID me another L. catch Tie " Nhltbefn
tVe,zt-" Iook 10 tne ,uienee, and the threats
cot ihuse you deuomuBte the Hoispurs OF Tue
ionrl. Announcing sengenanoe and destruction
l.. these (ava, able T., ihe iarid aud our nanufae
lures aud even ,ne government i'seli and see II
guu eau s,,i. v IA tn,in. anJ broause your own
tiinclpl,s tfesa,i tasr The pillar. OF the lair la
lr,e OF the American bnssisineOi and destroy
ourselves in ,ib run aud rear m It's stead
splendid military orspohsm. Asio ID. Cooper,
70 shuin re fetence has been made--he was an
Inriishman aud abe could blame INV for
dissanina iing Englsh doctiines aud principles
lie NAV be Justified mh,le he works IA hs vo-
cation but Ii W. s'r d.c'Iv"d by him. aud a.
bandon our principles, Ne shall iun with our
eyes opeu, nditchiy deserve 10 he slaves Nj
ltnndnlph had sad on one occasion 4" north
..ru mat lou think We govern you by our
blink sLars rofes--yon NE misiaken---we govern
~
,ronrselv.s--and We can do II AGAIN Are sou
the Aiiis dafei 10 he employed 10 sub'eit our
ntpaests---yoor o~p Interests Who will stand
futh a,i admit himself the Whit slave 10 be
Battered deceived. aud whcsGled into an aban-
lanmtut OF his country, ahd brcome the IBsifu'
.llsnt IN the hands OF those opp5-ed TO rs dear
est interest, 10 work It's demolition or 10 drive
90. hsnds fIom their ontnuanoo ~ power
7 ct him ahnw his head aud cxhibit himself M
dHc 10 lick The dust from The FEET ofa master
| II, counsel oi the great Washington ~ TO tfoRH
upon these attempts to dissolve The Unon but
Won are asked bv The polrl0b ofhe dug. 10 Yield
f the spuIi II dissolution, TO give II power and
iusi 10, rs magoanlmiir to torhear The COM
sci at Easliag inu - wisr-thai ri the opposition
il weat and puslllnntinOus or wicked add drspr.
fntr. II Cen. Jaca,on hnnscli, when III Con
gress. voted 10 lclusr the thanks ofthc nation Ia
Warrington, ~ lo approve his administration
.-ies should ut BE- surprised tina, the Generals
soHo4cr. counsel Il. IN submit 10 those who plot
the .abvrr.iun ot the msiturions Washington
mad h.. comuntriots feared. tTsar, " Is true is
IN nlms, AND ihoulcns vengeance, but Cetar has
mt vet pissed III ltuhicou. Let him display
Iris In,cc blustrr and Enash his teeth aud lea
his followers Writlir ln agony under The pam
and disappointment OF beng caught in the tap
sney Gel Coz The " Nnrihrtn Neaglr" lie trus-
ted all would IL saic-that thrre NHs virtue aud
frmnrss enough ~ the neither back OF the
stream - prevent Caesars advance, aud 10 save
Iba R.pgh!,c#
Ar YOU TO- IN ccnncm cal skpcndiurn 81 the
r bic money. and the payment of The public
Grhi he asked-lfse look NJ the acts of HE
. ,ndslHtes and their supporters. and choose be-
ven them lnt administration Is saId Ia he
peaRrais aud frirardrant l., prnl'gacy 10
, p ftkI ~ do nj tit. Ia
.iebt a. thfee yrnrs aud 10 have applied in The
me nrriod l. nDO.motn the improvement OF
,ha cnaGiiion itHe ennnny, and 10 have done
= ali. ~ ithoat Tie imposition OF q cenl al tax |
s,iun the people II ihis be prnilIeacy ami cN- |
fraxapance away with II; choose those Who |
arnoance the policy; let our debts remain an |
rad aH,d wit acctnulnilng interest h. cniailed |
ai rBstrritt The esl mates oil The present ad |
,at8sliHtum have brrn less Ihan those of the |
..s--,iicif Expenditures less Except Tor objects
Pc n.lv 81 iolnrd upon them 10y Congress |
! ~ hay" heard of reirenchueut, bat What act OF
r.itrnrbmrni has h,en proposed by The late OPP
,,pSttYu Congress mont. A report Ind beru
srni abroad f1I political etIet aud great NOISE
IAs been made abotH the GxttayagHnt
p,iating, bat he priieve ed rnofr money (sny AZ
irast several tnnusand do,lars) had been expen-
dsd in printing extra copies of the report To be |
,rot.lr TO nppus liina to the presiddnt, lan the
hnie savings lroposed--and the contingent
& Expense, OF Congress increased IN a correspon-
II ng degree ovcr any former Congress. II you
desir. such economy as this TO be Introduced ~. |
80 the ndmnnsil a,ioa of yoW affairs, turn out
nose IN poerf pat IN those whoprcach teo,mmg
.,1d np.profi,aie IN practic. lIethought there
..rr instances ol expenditure that should br re-
,hre1, so,ue OF which he ins,anced, particularly
4. , the War and Indian departments, eNlrasagani
expenditures. for which I've h.aught the country
ann ,u,lrhed 10 Mr.. Calhoun, the opposition
{ Candidate Tor Vice President, than all other
,en IN the country. MI. w SAID he was desi- !
tous u appls the corrective 10 this evil that he
would. support measures whose object was To re
FORM H. Gen.al Jackson Is held out the people
as tcohoplitaiand the great hlend Of Reform VIII
hr iirr, the ,elorn was he economical aud
vsrelm of our mouey when IN our employ, aud
cni,astrd with It's expenditure Let us enquire
IN 1919 aud 1920, he was a Major Genelal, but
not bcIng IN active employ, remained on ms own
Earn, (, of ne charged the o erntneut about 1000