The Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1822-1829, 1828-05-19
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The following 5ea d z prit is from the \ "
Hampshire Statesman. II Is one of the bappi.
EST illustrations Of Gen. Jacksons CLAIMS for die
c ef mae iSlracy, that " !ayc Seea
INlllunw. Nj. ridnor. -3,csuu q few ont Of a
thousand PLAN reasons My his \ alns should
he onstrd and bold jackson boGs,,d no ms
place. ADAMS is a Yanl,ee. 4 Pr.sdeot should
not hnre honor IN his oNn colnil, far fetch.
rd aud dear bought are ihe goods Ia, us--so ~
viii have no Yankee. Adam cant fight He
VIII lesr many fair occasion to go 10 war just
because he could not hight II W. had one--and
1',t nation would "a sneaknc like Guakris nj
pence with al the world, aud we shall euiov no
"af- for anntb - gencTaiiOn---' Whereas it oid
Hickory woe President he'd put his fist IN
their faces aod should have glorious wars .
aud here in M" liamp shr,. W. could have en-.
acted over again, the farce OF the six Militia
men aud be Notld snow our iiue towns Of
Portsmouth, an perhaps C. cord thr way TO
resolve, themselves into camps, and come IN
der martial law. Adams d Is not hutd (>c saws
4 mHu-'cd fragment OF one OF his cOmuunica.
lions. which alone means one thme aud 10 the
whole piece anclher) ~ being 'pslSied hy the
will Of constituents Whereas Hickory pal
lie the will and bodies ofhig'c n ttuents' aud
his countrvmtu-Sus psudS 'habcas corpu>'-and
even corpus without the hILeas-- nnnginn M
for the public good, all tina, m his keen uosifils
smell Of treason AZ ,InSt him. He shops iudr-
-. senators, district attorneys, and blows e
gslaturcS into the air as easily As tie son of Po
rahpn,as blew the Administration S., hign
aud when called upon by a cou,t NATAL ofhi>
own detailing to d'srha &C. IN common mere,
and common humanity. The poor soldier. who
una ttneh has lnIscoustrued the law as 60 h
rlmc OF service. ruiscoDsIrucd IT IN the opmion
Of that CO 1T only lr hears the call a, the
wolf hears the hlcat Of the eve FOL The lamb. and
the reply is the rattle ofthe musisetry that seal
ed the doom of tae Six Militia Men
Again--Iohn 9nin,y Adams IS ignorant Of
the use ofthe pistol aud dirk, and unread eycu
in the alphabet Of that language IN which are
recorded the laws of honor y hcreas' un-
Gle Hickory blew young Dickinson through. y,
YOU would bore hole ina target. ~ a turkey
set up Al shooting match. lie took sight AT
HIM "a gallant Old cock just Us calmly. aud
rs earlessly, as Mister Stran9 did at that Nhip-
pie. that was upset few months aeo in Albany
They said ne made daylight SHINE both sides of
him out AZ the buo hole The old General
knows a thing OF two about small AIMS, tell
Sc ! Aud a. TO the drk-that keen, slender at
fair. which no real Gentleman in tennessee
G9ss on foot without the old General is as han
i dy with il rs he is with ais KNIFE ant fork--and
he came within an inch of making Senator
Brnton's ribs sing upon The end OF his trusty
StlIet1o like spafe-fio under the discipline
4 OF the carving knife. He would have made no
bones with Senator Benton, If the by-sianders
! had been real gentlemen and minded their own
/ business bat they in;ertered. and the Senator
lived to tell most stab-at-ical story about It in
4 tbe newspapers. However, this was b,.bre the
General ever thought Of being President and
before Col. Benton ever thought Of cnIsiing un-
! der aim 10 down win the Yankees He nov
loves the general, and brsses the point ofhrG -
erals knife, that once sought his very bowels
and the mugzle of the old Generals pistol that
once Earl>ed al him with such startling p,oripiry
that the blazing breath of il scorchcd the sleeve
OF the Colonies coat
Again--Adams is no repubcan.---A dislm
euished politician from Roger Williams settle
mrnt has declared that this John Adams is as
il were contrary 10 the genuine principle ofpure
repubicanSn. lie would not specify OF de
scend to details bat take him IN the gross aud
scope, and in the general. undclinable, hncom.
prrhenSi5le nature ofthings and he is asst were,
altog ether adverse to the genuine unintcllgible
principles of true republicansm' Whereas
Andrew Jackson is the peoples friend, and has
FLIED up the 20 gallon of his country :
glory, so that trun over aud syphon-ikc, all
run out
LaStly-Adams was born an arStocrat & was
bred up in foreign lands and al school. Where
as GvneTdl Jackson was born Of honest but
| reputable parents-( Strange that any parents
| could be both)- was natural born lrishman,
the oountryman OF Thomas Adds Emmett,
who was imprisoned by King George, who re-
ceived as an ambassador Rufus King. who vas
| seat by john Quincy Adams, who worried The
cat, that killed ;hc rat that eat ,le malt, that