The Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1822-1829, 1828-08-11
POLITICAL.
ACARlnET SCENE.

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The reader is 10 suppose zen. Jackson as Presi-
dent, attended by his Secretaries.
! Pres. Is that despatch ready
/ Sec. Of Siafe. Not quite, sir.
! Pres. Not quite III hang you If you are
/ not mote expeditions Where's the document
Sec. Of Uar. 1t will he here directly Sir
Pres Directly Take care oil yourself I'll
clap you under guard IN moment. Has that
SHIP sailed yet
Sec. Of Nary She under sailing orders,
Sir
Pres. Sailing orders BY the ghosts ofthe
/ six militia, III have you tucked up 10 the nam
yard. Has ny draft ON the Treasury been cash
/ ed?
/ Stc. oftte Treaauy. There is no legal appro-
/ preparation out Of which 10 pay il, Sir
/ Pres. Now, here's a pretty fellow ! ordcr
the payment of money, and he tiIks to me OF an
appropriation. IN ,el you what; II that or
der be not cashed in twenty minutes, III tam
/ YOU out
| 1ROrpsg Gen. But Sir, you cannot legally
draw money ont Of The Treasury, without an APP
/ preparation by Congress
Pres. Hold your tongue stick 10 your
| Blackstone. | know the law of nations and
couldn't have burnt Sllas DnsInore ia the a
! gency house, according TO the iaies III nature
! julius CTsar, who understood constitutional law
better than any man that ever lived, broke open
j the Ronan Treasury, without an aet of CongsesS
aud why NAV not do The same , as | beat the
Wellington iuyincibles, aud he only beat the ma
ked GanIs aud Brtons. Lit Congress say
word about il and by the Great God thai made
me, III cut their eais of. half shave and
drHm them out Of Washington. III lei them
know I'm commander iu chief. shan t. like
Adams and Clay. consult books about my civil
or military duties. What does ne French min
lister say 10 my demands for Buonaparte ! spoil
atiuns
ssc Of Slots He says he cannot aecede to il
Pres. lie can't lie him hand aud foot, aud
shlp him off 10 France
SEQ Of Stdts. Bat, Sir, that will produce
war
Pres War Well lbat's my delight. The
worlds bGrs withnot wal since killed the 10
indians at the Horse Shoe, have been out Of
my element. As 10 the milk aud-water way of
Gays uegoiiaiing and wheedIing foreign pow
for own money, have idea Of it II
would never have been due to us if We had pro.
per spirit, and knew The use OF gunpowder.
attorney Gen. Think OF the danger SIR, 10
which you would expose our institutions by surh
rash acts and the violation you threaten 10 the
Constitution.
Pres None of your cant-Nhat signifies
yonr paper constitutions , France tried thai
plau-opain aud Naples also-and whats ,he
result? Constitutions Won do. The cannon
and the bavonet for me-. Hemp and steel forey-
er--begone to your departmenls--ani sud,
more energy, or III send my orderty TO give
you a lesson at the haberts -Cleat OUT, say
From the Cincinnati Gozette
Doctors Differ is amusing 10 read the Va
rious and contradictory accounts given by GEN
eral Jaclsons friends of his birth place Since
there is every reason 10 believe thai he was born
some where We do not know as il makes much
difference where il was Some OF his opponents
say he was born in Ireland, others pn the sea up-
ON the passage Of his parents 10 this country
mir. Senator Eaton declare that he WAS bonn al
the Warsaw settlement, about fouy-fve miles
above Camden, in South Carotina Duff Green
has taken "p the stdJecr, and has given the Cen
efal new place OF natiyiiy--at FindIeysviue.
Mecklenburg county, North Carolina Dua re.
lies upon letter from certain Mr.. Craip. Post
Master at FIndleysye, which is in the follow
ing words Gen. Jackson was born not two
miles from this spot there are living witnesses
yet remaining The extract was published To
repel the charge supposed to have been made hy
the Editors of the lnieiiigencer, that the General
is a foreigner by birth.
NV. whether Eaton or Dun Green he right
we will not undertake 10 determine. Ii is pretty
certain lhdi t.le GENERAL could not have been
born at two places. The Ba9Su.o settlement.
and tnd'g'ciHf, are msny mles distant and
are in different States, Who has the truth of
the matter Eaton ought certainly 10 know. for
he probably mad the account from the General
himself On the other hand, Craig SAYS he has
living witneSsa, q prove TIE statement he has
made, II he confessed The question is a We
ry knotty one. II IS however, in good hands
Gfeeancyer Yields point aud Earons iii,
of line IieJe is the very text book Of the party
if they DO not between them make the Jackso.
nlaus believe thai their idol was born at both pla-
ces WE SHAH be satisfied The hero of two
wars, IS qate enough: Jhs Hero Of hro birth
piaceS, viii be going, we think, linle Too FIR.
The 3ael.sonans preteud 10 he very indilIer.
ent to tbe result OF the .onisiana election fl
will be the same case when they loose Kentuc.
ky. 1t is very well, gentlemen, to keen cool
this hot weather. Frettlng will do the cause no
good. Evils fall TO the lot of the bestofns
dietandriG Gaseife.
The Y Y. Statesman mentons the lact--that
terson, paraded the strerts with sprigs of hickn.
ry stuck in their hats md shouting hnvso for
GeHefaf Jackson 1t is possible, that politics
and me military system might in this case have
had quite as much influence. as that greatest of
all abe limitations" the new Tariff.
Our readers will recoIlect the Mob tina, was
raised to attack Judge " llams lately This is
true Jacksonism. Huzza for the lIeroi CB
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