The Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1822-1829, 1828-01-17
rHARLorTEsyLLI, ADVOCATE.

futek on his unpfiuf1pied eouH#c ~ relation 10
me ezpregzIsn Of Mr. Jefferson which has been
- ofea alluded TO- aud Of = HaIi he teos eagni-
fsuI. ehen he asserted he ttB5 not We suaH
comply sin rhts requisf.ou. ~heu be snail set
us p example BY pnidi hung our remarks. We
assure hin. At the sane tine, that ve arc a0t ia
be cstcehzed b. every Hbpster who substitutes
hard words when he laehs taument aud who,
~ the heiPht Of tis arrogance, chooses 10 forget
what Is due 10 the character Of = gentleman.
This senior Editor" ialks 10 fs about our" pr
iiful duplciiy - or " shameless p,egafIr5tans, y
/ aud our 8 knagery . rs II he could fistrn either
on us, or IFS II he lid not himself stand heiore
the world esatte'sd Of sll--aye aud 0elfcoat'ot-
. ri loo lie says We are % object Of pity 10 Our
friends aud Contempt 10 our adyrrsaries and
aeain d" W.. take onr leave of the Editors Of the
blrgmian with assurance ofuur most profound
contempt No doubt aud 80 does the nur-
dcfer turn from the Judge who dooms tim 10
dcatb Bot, be it So sir: your contempt IS rs
iitie needed as your friendship We derive no
dIscfcdit from the one, AID should receive no no.
nor from the other. We alike disregard tine
first. as We should spufn the last. De Roache-
i9ucault saFs, " thcfeafe some rrproaCheS which
form Communication, aud some praises which
a1c a Islander. We leave the application 10 the
learned senior Editor Of the Charlottesville Ad
vncate ~ho wisely determined. in his second
editorial adventure, not To engravc upon his flag
the motto which he travestied IN his first" Ne
qtlid lnisi dtetre ddem qujd ttyi non dItdeGt'
l. II not wonderful that men should arogdte to
themselves such high preten ions Shonld, likr
vain peacOclts because they display splendid
plunagc and strut with lofty air affect such
mighty diadaiu of their fellows. whose fortune il
Is 10 dress then thoughts in SIMPLE CAB Bat
We pity rather than condemn them. il IS their
misfortune, not their fault, perhaps Then own
imaginati0ns lead them 10 believe th8t they are
tho toast Of the world, aud that tir gaping mni
ttudc. uiaptured with their brilliant displays,
arc one aud all with open .moufh,d anxiety, en-
quiring " Mo Is hisprodigy ofeeaps ~ Alas
how deceived Many others, like Mr.. Gilmer.
while feeding tIri f,rces on tins deljehtiul Il
veIie, hear t.e chilling cApress'on--lwc copy
from political friend OF The senior Edition ofIhe
Advocatr)" UbO Dir Giimcr Is, cad hHoWS -
hat! stephen Simpson not know Thomas u.
Gncr7 Not know hun whose glorlously
earned renown enables him To look down with
contempt" even " profound contempt on
men who have provoked this dreaifW punish
mGpt only by conyleting hun Of a Gilsehood
stephen, art thou not ashamed Of thy lack OF
knowledge But, enough on this head.
We wish. however, 10 show one more cYi-
de"ee ofthe pltlfa duplicty, shameful preVa-
ricati,n and kuavery' Of the knight of Char
lottesyllle. Not content with abusing, he lalsi.
hes US, "h'eh we VIII prove, by another resort
se,t,on N ,q1 naraIIel columns.
0D Remorts. s,,. Guu,er'. r,y,ion.
" Ne have received the SOmr time October
most unoacston ,bic soarce nan alleged upon anqaes-
.,a'%% ~, tnS utter III, = 9oqanIe AUTHORITY, , Mr.
Presidency, Al aas eurrratr Gsa Jarison's qaafea-
,Psa+a az Ft'fs,, ,oas of ~. Fr.'"a'g ~
N,4brrnd 10 declare that made ,tI.i1n Ia tl,,,,b
Gen jackson was hue goo.e.'
qoal,,edto b. President rs
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