Virginia statesman. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1828-1829, 1828-09-24

vEIUrI N sPE'vVA!
FROM THE ALBANY ARGUS
D. lS2iWe have always felt the military fame of General
Jackson and grateful for the rendered his country 6t that possessed
ltgg I hare nisagdo5t He MIGHT have beena useful man ancient
Rome had he lived of the ouus and been appointed Dictator
govern precaou destes might have been useful in Modern
Mexico where said they are calling for supreme DIcr4ToR to combine and
naon not tho man to take ne eaf % reRea system Oocer" and
Ae IS no law man is excusa
conduct But when established under good and wholesome laws the
a no ~ I 5i5 BJ [ 1 70 t Stpo ci4evstancS
singular illustration of the character Of
General point Oh letters Mr. Monroe lSl7
MAY IS 8e fact that Mr. Jackson has not single feeling
desiring of Abiding his letter to Mr. MonOe
"Is idle thing this State however may bein Others to strive e7sn 0r
moderate support NIr Jackson wholly question,
of New York Independently the disclosures of his political opinions
stands peopeof AT AN N1MEASURABLE
FROM MR. uoAHs PAPER.
MARCH 25 8oweyer may have been the nomination OF Gen
rejecting will HAZARD THE PUBLIC SAFETY by supporting
highest civil Office who self wed indifferent public n
ion and Of temper so wal.ko and imPeuOus" ,,,..,,
S24N Stephen Simpson that the People have ordained ne
Gen JcNsoN shall r" ya ana u.s. and therefore, ne aa T hP YOU
Major sincerely hope you mad in this extremity Thank you Tor
I ;rf [ ctd w5v not lot me in their good conpany?D
APRIL T. 89I|WS know the influence Of the agord et Of Military
g the dazzling destructive armies we have the record before us IN
GLDED PILL with Open shall have less claims to pity than nations
s is the man fo ATTEMPTED TO BE FORCED UPON
Magistrate when had justice been done him. he od hare been DISMISS
MAY 5 2iIhe General penng NoSnOr to MAOsoE because the
former could stand blood and carnage better his recommendation military men
and the Hartford Convention probably cu
ding the respectable Secretary; exhibit disposition Faf By
Constitutional egal considerations
the question: all reason think en EVEN FORA MOMENT
FROM THE NEW HAMPSHIRE PATRIOT.
May D. I2iOf General JacksOna statesman an at
@nvo observer of men and things Washington gives e following account
-FEB Jackson the of the session. seemed
no respect qualified 5oya Pesd9i char not point
understanding superior half the members of the Senate and e tablet
bl hi 1dand hist
LIZ of military kind"
JAN H. lsOIe moro we contemplate ofG able asuoua
and patriot Mr. ADA@ the further VIC witness hs pro-
the diplomatic history counye we see to admire and aP
hen the uous Monroe shall retire. we believe individual will stand
more conspicuous Presidency than Mr. ADAMS The only objection mg
ed against him. so far from being objection strong wty the People
should delight of courier that
his address plain all the parade which peculiar the great
mighty Of the earth truly mndan such esteem that Of Mr.
Admayods all unnecessary parade and show aste vacant mead
fond making deficiencies by the display of external PomP and grandeur
s. lS2OWho will be the Republican candidate IS not so APPARENT
undoubtedly be- all former who "ne ends by noble
means ps" "Ho ae oBoaeS q Ca t No tHIT
MITES MORE THE QUALITIES OF THE HONEST UPRIGHT AND
ABLE STATESMAN THAN JOHN @. ADAMS.
T., WI. 5 be S % ogs5 nth 1 f HE og1 ogorgnS1ct a.
ter douncing IN relaxed zeal for the
country trying crisis he ne7 supported an election by Htga tamP with
M adams talents are fitted syto Republic Jecas Republican
ens can only sustained By INTEGRITY and PLAIN DELBVGp
D. lS4"Genera Jackson the State Of Pennsyan hn
opposed his election who defended his honest but ndsTeet ZEAL
WHEN He TRANPLED ON THE CIVIL AUTHORITY by aHesng the
United States Judge and other citizens at New Orleans and " p u ana
executed Ambrer Florida changed friends
bng what with the honest portion of the community who " admiration
ms military Pr0%Gss iTsat g portion 81 men a10Asus m a.
and what with THAT PARTY 9ho care not o my s 50 MAJ ny make
NAY To- "Sbn5 h. W CwfoTl not be elected WE CAN TRUST
the hands ADAMS CLAY n eonH
say the sane Of Gen. jackson.
1--WE and privileges too well to place Jackson in the Presi
armies but let other rule
FROM THE NEW YORK EVENING POST
DECEMBER 30 SlS"enera Jackson, from the
with command has ayved and emac mae ms oDn H ana pleasure ne
% and guide Of all his aoa he mas suspended the Executive LEGISLATIVE and