The Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1822-1829, 1828-10-20

nla,e-our friends nave done iheu duty non =
h. fsithiuii,, and zeaiousiy. 1hcy have ia' g.
"a iust ~ they should IN the face OF sootetins
S%ia,,lers. and 10y vindicatng the repnlai'ons OF
old. vel lned and faithful servant. OF the fepno-
lie. decreased the numbers Of good men leo a
sira, hy false reports aud false inpiessions-
ptbiie apruInn, never Ia error long, VIII .e' nc
.eat those sho havs misled and abused II.
The cause OF Jackson commenced IN lever
f1,r FIST ella NOR which Ieachsd US vas the deli
sium 81 a bfsin rIhzed by the ronp a'd ca
cuias ,auce Of military glare. lhe sun DEAN
spanked aud slitiefed IN the FURNISHED musk
els. aud a peaceful country saw many OF us best
tii,zen. dazzled ~ the reflected hires. il'ne,
the great phy 5 can, mas exposed ihis paflhl Ct
rof. and the republic nun sees thai hcr course 81
prsce. of nlenty aud Of bliss, IS alone seenred
hy the rriea,ion OF her long tried aud faithful
statesmen -npcn bred IN our national hait, 'hr
l,onies aud hresides OF civil liberty, VIII eon'in
tts 10 conduct us viii, their country TO tho most
elevated posi- = nation can ENJOY that IN WITCH
she encourages mdus'ry aud good viii 10 all, IN
which she denomnees i,aud, force, aud self VIII
ed , ioicnce.
The jackson mcn say. keep your ,anks-We
say. stick 10 ,ouf principlcs-asscrt the lnpo.
eenee Of our besi statesmen. .iudlcstc The honor
snd outraged repnlatina OF our thiei Magistrate
I. q. Adams, and the Countfys able Secretary,
IIenr. Clay. True 20 these, we ARE true 10 Our
selves. and our well beloved country for. in
their course. IN their intelligence, and in Their
virtue. the;guafaniee ofpfosperty aud happiness
wall be found. Ia Their clatm Ia n peaceful ma
tons gratitude. we discover numerous csrte-
,arnts To sustain the mild and honest admintstia.
ton under which this nation prospefs.
We feel greats indebted 10 the persevefing
Industry Of 5ur lriends ~ baltimore county we
teader to Them the right hand Of fellowship Tor
what thev have done. dad dare BID Them hGrs
hepe They should recollco' that the " battle is
mol ailnau 10 the strong, nor the tnes 10 he
-eih.e They have a jus, aud no cause have
effected much tor, although they have not Rain-
cd ,he fight, they have won for the Adminisira.
lion an accession Of Opp VOTES since The hast
Presidential eleclian These will be important
j, counting the general result of the popular
vote ; and. therefore, they are entitled 10 all
praise. We say to them, 50 ON In your good
works.
-.aJ5--
The anil, Democratic editors Of talent and in
Haence. We recollect, in The Union. who support
the ~ciection OF Son. Jackson, are MIR. Rrtchiei
Of Richmond NJ. Noah, . fiSew York, Mi. Hill, |
ofNew Hampshire. aud Mr.. Ctoswrll, of Alba.
ny Every one e thosr gentlemen, IN 1871, ez-
pressed themselves with birerncss and force a.
Gen. jackson. ~ an ignorant and tcro-
cious solitary Ghleftsin, withoat one Qualiica-
ZION Cor the station 10 which he hsrired and
election would be " CURSE 10 his
country. Dsniotfdtte Pres9,
The Richmond Enquirer in sounding the
War.whoop 10 the jackson " trained bnnds'
Il Virginia, says
+" Ne call upon The friends Of jackson there.
fore, ia awake 10 arise, and turn out TO The
polls We call upon them by every consider
"it4a dear 10 frcpmen We call upon them
10 give one day u then country and to her Con
situation O.
lie Constih9ioa and Andrew Jackson II
my thing were wanting to excite n feeling 81
aud contempt tor the Enquirer. the latte
must I'll up the vacancy. The Enqol-
.er, winch is ever bneling nut abeut the VIOLA
ions OF the Constitution, calls upon the People
II Virginia TO " give one day tnihe purpoar
If els vating a man who has riohaied ne Con
.iiiuiioa in trcry instance IN uiirh Il 6loodin
,pponion 10 his arbitrary nit. Wuh "a good
! grace might the Devil call for ONT days's de- F,
soiion o The cause OF morality and religion, IA I
Thomas Richie for " one day 20 our country
md her Constitution S
Nc Post master vat announced for the Ciy ,
ri New York-So Judge in the place of Judge |
retett-none in The pace OF Judge Trlmble or ,
Byrd Why this delay : LEnquincr.
The President has certainly not had The fear
OF MIR. R,chie before his eyes, or he would have
made these appointments forthwith. lie has !
been guilty oil culpable negligence. Aud yet, I
ten 10 one, had he appointed the successors I'm.
medislely Of Gen. Baily, Judges Poiers, Trim {
hte and Byrd, We should have had in the Euqui- /
rer a paragraph OF lnlerrogatorIes something I
ike this. |
Why this haste : Why not wait for the adj I
llce and consent ofihe sruate : What interest ,
- oula hav We suffered hs the delay Of a few I
months Wa MIR. Adams afraid OF the Senate I
not ooucarnng ! was there ever 50 unpriueipled 1
nm administration who can doubt herrallcr'ol
.hr truth OF the Webster pledge Quos7as I'm I
, &c. &G. lAiau. |