Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1829-07-23

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p'aosc and gratitude Of the people OIL the United
States.
With the liberal and enlarged view ofanA.
merienn Statesman. MIR. Clay saw nj once IN.
necessIties of our country. lilo saw her re
sources gfeat beyond those OF any other mn
ton upon the earth. He saw The erpsnse Of
our trrritory-the bold navignble tiyers infer.
secling II ~ every direction, pervnding IL from
worm TO south and terminating at the most
convenient and advantageous poirts-our eli.
mate healthy AID propiiious 10 the rrowih
OF all the vegetable tibe--our soil feri,Ie ana
forests Astounding IN The largest iinbers-our
mountains tecming with the richest o,es-ana
me genius and habits oil our people active and
ehtetprising above any other nation He saw
all these magnificent bouniies of Prov idence
lying unemployed and ,unimptoveJ ana ,ell he
obligation impeflons. TO stimulate his fellow
chH ms 10 avail themselves of their use and
if"i'ion. Every ei'ili2'd nation upon the
gl'be though il' territory wtrr no larger than
few Of onr eouniies aud its natural resources.
even more limited were eEe,ting every nerve
and muscle OF The body. poiitic 10 become In.
dependent Of foreign reliance. Every nation
TOO, had system Of It's own which il was nc
i've IN pfo'eeiihg--e ourselyes--we had
no system peculiarly national. His uafinpal
and patriotic pride was excited not IN he The
lowest IN the grade OF nu,ions--hc Wished IN
see independence enjoyed NJ we'll IN practie,
as IN ihcofy-and fel, Ms he should ieel. TIM
u became our dignity, as well MS our interestto
adopt some measures thai would protect and
reward the enterprise and industry OF our own
citizens, aud ice us fun degrading DEEPEN
deuce upon foreign commerce.
Ills exeitions IN the ,ause of tho Ame,,con
system, as well ms ~ every measure Of public
good, have Indeed begni him ,n,.nies--,neme,
because they are jealous Of the influence which
his great services have gained, and en- ioua of
The glory TINT awaits his name II hi4 eoun,rv
Is reluctant to accord 10 him the ,lisiinpri ned
hoiots he deserves, The most elevated nithe ia
lhe Temple of Fame viii he assipnrd him hv IA
lJns' AVID grnflpl posIerify The muse of his
tory and clo1utnee viii weave for him rich
garland, hy suitable commemorauuJ2 of h,s
deeds mud viflnri
bni OF ms no fear need he entertained His
nhhScrndhni ihl'nis ana faithf full services can.
not be overloaded and ifthcy are otseured for
time by the Indignant Vaccinations OF Ina
political foes, IL is only that hey mpy blaze
NJ u Iu'trt dn With more Intense tplendor A
name so ld'nifed with American hberi, and
interests and connected with SO many illus,r,-
Gus events ~ The history oil our country, can
MOI be pissed over unhonnred His fellow. eli
2ens already begin 10 think him a per.ecuted
mainland those who joined with bis enem,cs
IN propaeaiig sander feel u returning sense
oi 'siiee and admiration. The sword of rein
on'iVe vengeance - already drawn 10 innlft
lnefhed punishment upon his hear,leas calltt6.
n'ators u has been tho pleasure aud praii6.
Gallon OF The writer, 10 henr several of Lis opuo-
nen's, maBhanimously express regtel fnr the
part they have taken against hun. md lhrir
eon'lcuon oi lis Inieglily aud patriotism.
~ me pr"sent nnoxnmrlrd crisis when the
social ana political elements lave been thrown
1auI l.+4f q,
OF the administraion-pfoscr The faithful
honest aud able servants If the people and of
me government, and aiming the most fatal
dow al the freedom OF opinion and Of tho
prtss-all eyes ARE naturally turned upon Mr.
Cay, as the only man VINO can rescue us ftou,
The impending chlamllits II mo 4 peruliany
nnites within himself the nee ssaiy Grinnesg
honesty aud weight OF character, 10 rrstofe us
TO our wonled political equilibrium. He is 10.
deed tho only man who can be an instrument
IN Tho hands OF the people for working the
change that is SO Indispensable from the pres
eni iyrooncal systam OF prescription and abuse
OF the patronage Of government
Mr.. Clay enemles will yet br taught 10 feel
The nnuenco OF a yIrin0ns aud honest ndgna-
non OF The people for daring 10 tradnce so great
% man They will f0d alter all their clamot
OF bargain aud corruption, which knaves propn
goted, aud fools onlJ belle, ed that his hone.
", purity and pniri0iim will make a most siti.
King contrast with the cOrrnpii0n neakne@
aud i0hYi al The prescnt ndniiui uaiion. The
people, IN their majesty aud intelligence, Will
very soon comprehend the decep ion thai has
beeo practsed upon hem by political
knaVea and WI tn,n in wrath upon then dc.
ceivefs -He has ,ntItnated his wi ,ingn.ss TO
serve ms country whrn he may he agaid so.ici-
ted. H. his speech at Fowler gbIdca, deliv-
cred 10 NOR" than three thousand ol hls admlr-
ing fellow ei iZens--and IN which with that iet-
vId eloqncnce and undisgui ed candor so chi.
nent y Characteristic OF manner, be Indignantly
condemns the coarse pursued by President
Jackson, lac deeIines srrsin9 IN congress and
the Legislature # his SLATE expressing n Wish
10 devote himself 10 domestic repoAe, so ne ccs-
sary 10 repair a shattered constitution aud was
ted estate, bollLOf which have been 50 freely
expended whilst 10 the service oil his country.
Heaven grant him the quiet be ask aud speed.
ny restore 10 him his health, thai Ibe glateful
propi' Of this Republic may call him to that
sphere OF usefulness aud honor, for which his
splendid talents 80 peculiarly qualify him. A
mutual beneGi will thcn be conferred and glory
reflected, by the people bonorIng, and the per-
SOU honpfed. PUBLlUS.
Extract ofn letter Erom Vashingfon 10 gentle.
man IN EichRlohd, Jnlg i2M, 1899.
r " The prosetipiye policy las been much
,slackened, there being no recent cases of any
Distinction, except those Of Mcssrs. Wedder-
burn IN Alexandria, aud Coyle in the Post Of
fee here, as unjusIidable by the way, as any
thai nave occurred, both the men being
upright flicrrs Il excellent tnizens. Never did
thai all "er:nl engine, the Press, win more
signal or more bumanF victory, for 10 the
bold and ind ghant dennnciation OF the anti.
republican abuse OF power. in prescribing OH.
GERS Tor independent exercise OF opinion, by tho
Wing in ouu place, the NaiiopaI lntthigeneer
and Journal. the B,ltimore PatIiol and Chion~
icle, and many others throughout the UnoD, IS
qnes ionless owing that hundreds marked with
the red cross continue 10 bold theii places.
Many that II know TO have yeen marked for
prescription have been saved by the keen and
energetic remonslraHces OF the public press.
that penetraied the Palace (beng CARRIED there