The Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1822-1829, 1828-07-31

years since, q afgro irader. Til H.. ue
'''hed' as 1t - tie means by which tho fac,
proved are OF no moment TO the ,,,,.r. r.,
were base, We admit that those Win, -.
'he'n should be discoun,enanced AID
reproaohed bat VIC den. the, ,ds;, "a,
IN any manner or degree, e,teauaie O..
'o"S offence, If offence II was, arsiust,ha
feeling aud the moral sense Of In. TIL.
Iens. But, DR.. McNairy denies the ,,..
the allegation thai he, ia President Of ~. .
haa exposed any oil Gen. Jeelson's Transact.
to the scrutiny Of his opponents, IL a co,,n,...
cation 10 which " referred III The co,.,..
ment OF these remarks, aud which w,ul,,
in another part OF to-day's paper l., III. =,
NAL be isjo'ned by Nr Tannehill, the CASH.
who repels tie imputatron in terms eoua,ln
dignant
we hardly need here repeat, that the bare H..
OF having been engaged III the nafrc ut
Sfoes could not have been REGARDED
tery heinous GRIM, by a community VIII
IS compelled 20 tolerate it. The nec.s.,,..
OF many STAKEHOLDER force them TO s.u A.,
The natural desire 10 obtain u. much a. no..
BILE for their slaves induces them to rs,a.,
those who will give tie best prices. IT,.
| persons vii be generally found anon, ,bo..
! who buy 10 sell again. We are rv.,#
pa red 20 admit that lhe feeling dls,Iav.1
wards those who has flaiic Is produrod
tlreiy by the ideal mud imaginary SUFFERING
mental and ply sical, which il is su,no,e5,
inlet on HE unhappy object, of Ii-snf.r
ings entirely imaginary aud IDEAL, nssmuct
as She shsckles are M tts,a, and. in nine casa,
out OF ten change at owner. Produces ~,
change OF condition--or II it do. itI,a9LLo,v
! to be beneficial change as oibprsisa ~,
dc not censdre Gen. jackson, therefore t..
engaging in strsti:c protected hy tbe h...t
the land. sanctioned ty the usages 5ftbe ,ao
pie among whom he dwell, and rendered m.
agoida5'e as frequently by The character #
the slave as Gy the necessities of the m.sla,.
But we ia censure Inn Tor aalhorzinc h,
Iea!s 10 make similar conduct on the mart q.
Coi. Erwin sui Get ol severe animadyer,ias
aud Representation declaring that t,8ssl.
int aci been engaged in ii, when he kpey
that he bm 5een-~aud tor endeayoripg T..
hde the evidence OF thr fact. wblo he and
his m'ulons are eitrnally pra,ins oil the fran,
ness and tearles>tess with which sciar,n,
has teen invited INTO every part Of hi. con.
Duct tie, indeed, inritts scrutiny butwben
his invitation Is accepted, he draws within
IL Ssei'. ard talks, or insirurts his writers 70
talk Pathe,cGtig about the " war-worn s,,.
der torsootb We have heard that cha,
hg oovereth multitude OF sins !" bat, really
We thiak that even charity has been out.
done by the cooked Int, laced cont, epad-
ieIe5 and sword OF Gen. jackson They
have not only corered. hut, with many, have
absolutely oJiitcrot,d all semblance of crime.
vice aud enof, in Gen. Jackson crimes vices
aud errors, bntn III ms private ard public cha,.
acter, which, If Committed by any other man
would have excluded Inn from the pale Of repu-
table Societ,
The pasagraph 2,i'A Which Dr. McNairy con
cludes his wel-tlittna aud foreibe leer il
oIninous IF yet further discoveries in regard to
Cen. Jackscn's early character and career
which we hope vii be forthcoming unless coz.
aidera'ions ofraore than ordinary delicacy inter
pose to induce DR.. McNamy TO withhold then
Z great crisis has ar wed in the destinies ofths
eountry-Ae verify believe mat thr result q
the next Presidential election will be decisive
not on'y ofthe duration Of our Union, but slso.
OF lie character of the policy We shall pursues
whilst W continue united. 1t Gen. Jackson
should br elec;ed. We shall see at tie head o.
aiIaig. man eoo,"mma5cIy ignorant Of his d.
ties-s"ayed bs ceuns. IloI, vino elevated him
t. CRAFTY then own ambition, mud whose toa.
want of principle, as heretofore manifested
leave n room 10 hope that they vii mol MAKE
their ia, her ex.ltatioh. hy whatever means II
may be procured The ultimate object Of ali tter
act ions. We shall see every department otGn
cabinet flled by men no are now acting togctb'
er, but " ho. as soen as they shah have rllcctei
the object common 10 them, will be forced no
hostile contact 10y hostile feelings, winch they
now suppress hJ hostile interests, w1ch Ihes
now overlook and by the temptsuoh OF the
Presidency. to which they all aspire, and 10
which it Is me object Of their present support oY
Jackson to conduct them, Out Of this secret
Jealousy viii grow undermining pio's and coun-
terplots-then, open cosion-then, taclIon,
with all ita demoralizng ehi'cts-lben, sectional
feelings, famed into dame by individual ambi-
ton, deteaea IN its experimentation, civil war
and ssunion Such, we believe will be The Ell
feet, and not the ve.y remote elect either Of
the election Of Gen. Jackson. We say nothing
Of the lures his eSaltation will hold forth to our
yosth to discard all social restraints and all mot
a ohlig auous-of the passion it viii create ana
feed for martial fame. These are minor consul
erations. swallowed up in greater anxiety Tor