The Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1822-1829, 1828-02-28

yrc.,cs,.aan ~ the world and DO not know
y, fhat IN ,.aio, OF sheer natnla al endowment. he
vas - VERY lar wrong. Yes, SIT, " was iha'
ser, Cobhrt, who, II the late Futlieations NAV
DE trusted. now saws thai Mr.. Adams has hiieen
hundred sIases Ia Virginia SIR. was there =
nv Ian eftoo vile. toa base, iof that man 70
fahrisatef remember will the NICKNAME
uuder which we pa sad Yes, SIR, can i,fe".sY
ssv ze, although the hnmble@f IN the ranks' Nf
asallatin oas CRluge,t G1titoflHe. with te Peia
fspefre aaiionai at hi. hael. Mserc'ilent and
,ble colleague. Mr. NichoIas--one Of The pnresi
and most nous af men, who afterwards rem 2
we'd 10 ihr-sfate Of NeV YORK;. and vas n mo-
ri of repabhcan vitt,e aud SIMPLICITY thai
rnieht haze adorned the best days e Sparta or
Of Ro ne--he, sir. having The m'sfeft I'VE 10 lose
an eve. was held up ioridicrls AS PofjThem1..
Won are shocked a. this hut lf' me ten yea
chat was only little innocent, harmless, i'"e-
~ wit--and the author was th zap sial pto'eg'
Of Government and is alherenit J
cbuekled over the Porcupine. To that party
she presen, Incumbent then heloneed--aifh sha-
ther member Of this pure Administration NY
venerable friend fram North tarolna, WoW!fH
Macon With oediAa under tho c, 10 marx nm
,Ae ,an,. for n Tfepchman I rect the eogno-
lren ofihe learned gentleman from LOUISIANA
I'M Liriael,oH 4 knaw that he was never
shared remember well my own : | wish, ~.
iiwns appllc able nov. for wa then boy E'-
cry t.nctnErv was invaded As 10 Nj. irticr'
sun every onithei of vituperaiion Was cN nis ed
,ln n him, He ~ssaa Atheist. Freneh am
Se were all Atheists and r aliorsi our ndmrs
mud caus~ assoeiaicd with the Cannfhhls ana
Cannibali.m ofthg Revolutionary Tribunal, and
ail III. atrocities fac most atr 1cions sod revolt.
ine ofwhich has this day been presented 10 The
HOUSE nv the rhasfe Imagination ofthe reh'f
n1an from Massachusetts. YES, sir. then, rs
nov. a group 'of horrors was pressed ups' the
public mag nation TO prop the sinking canse o.
, despetate Administration. Religion and Or-
sjer we're % be guhveried the National Debt TO
be sponred and The country 10 be drenched N
lis hest blood Ivy Mr.. Jefferson AID bis lacohh
aaherems Even good men nhn NOT nnwrse
men we're brotght ~ believe this MIR. lri'er-
goo was eirctc,l--und we know what followed
Eu, this SIR IL my be said, was nni done by
sur own penple--rwas done by foreign h'le-
fines mctcapRTies. Sir, IL Is not nnv OF tins lie
scrip,lnn nf persons that speak u was done
~ tie glorlnHk days OF the SeditiDn Law and ths
biarL coeknde when WE found in General Sner
snd his Legion, protection againstfie PiTf"rt
an tands # he Administration. These brave
fellows we . man, ofthem lush NJ Gf'man,hhd
most OF them Of Irish or Gfrman pafen'hge.
chiefly from the Northern Liberties. then the
branded with the opprohrlnHs name OF he
fanxbuur 81 Antoine. the mos, Jacobin qmr-
Ter If pnria
Sir nj the very tine that the act noted by the
ssn,lemao from Nnsssachnseits was passed,
MAY lsO0A when Professor Cooper, was escor.
tod 10 iail "A victim hf the Seditinn Inv. the n
York Election, then ms hflate, rnng the knell Of
she departing Almnstfa. on Sir. when the
.enntieIuan favored Us with his opinion Of the
vresert s,unenInus 3minisitauou, ] imagine
be drrw IL FROST n compari on with some OF the
Adn,Gaistraiions which preceded t. In compar
ieai viz, snnic 9 them even tina Adm'niSha
ti,t, is Great for we have sea the least Of all
possible things the poor 81 Of MI poor cteh
fnrcs that was ever manufactured into Head OF
a Department (and that's n bold word a mem
her Of farmer administration --alm ST a Sa-
tire on tive name. This perspnnee. as | have
YER, lately learned, in imitation OF another
pr,st man from the same STATE, took great lib.
,riies in public, with nay name, when he had
.,e Atlantic for barrier, the Summer heinre
last. Like his great friend his courage sh vs.
itself three thousand miles off u IS the IA
,io of,he squares Of the distances Of his adverse
w Sfr | should like ~ haye seen how he
would have looked, if on finishing his language.
he had ,ound mr. a, his elbow think can
conceive how he would have fed
s,r Lave mn IN 10 saw, which ncithef my
own weakness ner my regard ollie politene' s
sf Hi. House, viii prrmt M " TO say. As
have exoncra ed the principal ia lat weiEhtv
sAair of the hilli1rti-,able, also eeonerate him
and his Lieutenant fram cycrv charge Of colln'
q ,---in me first insiaate and, fit is IN OF
fle,, | viii state the fens"ns Tor my opinion
when the alliance was FIRST patched mp between
shc two great leaders Of thf Fast and West
neither of the high contracting parties had the
promotion Of the pIesont incumbent NJ all IN
slew. Sir. ! speak Knowingly as 10 one Of the
parties nod with tho highest degree of moral
;nohahhtp ofthe other. eau II he necessary
slat grove this The thing proves itself The
object wa to brng in one OF the roites 10 the
compact whom tie Constitution Subsequently
excluded, aod, OF eirse, 10 provide for the 9th.
er. A gentleman then Of this House, was tue
candidate who. to the last hour, cast many
longing. although not lingering iool', with out
stretched neck Stewards Louisiana ugAt0 our
slid geenhsf 10 discover whether or not he
n did be one upon the list. Sir. II is impossi.
bic thar he could in the first instance, have
lao.adto the elevation nf another. OF have de-
.iep Il TO promote tho views of any man but IN
gubse ryicncy to hi, own. Sir, common sense
forbid. IT, But. sir, all these calculations, how.
ever sultul, and DeiHoirre coudnot have made
hrtt y, utterly taled. MIR. 0rawintu most Oh
stinatrly ,and uurcasonahy, confess. refused
10 die twas certainly very disnbl ging IN him
/ saw him before wenfnbroad. | thought II was
an hundred 10 one that he could not survive tn"
Summer he was then dead to every purpose,
puhlc or private Louisiana refused TO vote rs
obstinately as Mr.. Crawford refused to die aud
so the genilomao was excluded. twas then that
MIR Adams was taken ny. as prs dfier, which
We planters OF the South translate, a hand plant
Sir, have n right to know nad long
while before an interview with the very great
slan-hut not on that suhjnct--np SIR, II was n
bout business Of this House aud he 50 far de.
rccnded o. should rather say ofso vciy great
\ nsn condesecudcd, as TO electioneer even
with me. He said 10 me, amNng other matters
II you VI the South will give us otthe West any
Other man than John q incy Adams for Pres-
dent, We will support him Let auy man deny
this who darc---bni remember, str. nc then
pectrd TO be a eauddaie before the House him
trlf II Vot, Va IN give US auy other maa Sir