Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1829-02-26


tive 10 the infnencr. al the ko1ihrrn seriioa.
: q, I'll. conf ..raey. shosr t,gm and dhfy Il
sis7t-l,s. ~as 10 rree. from the new body
pnfi,,s. and 60 COAST ute Une OF their own. TAN
risn ~as 10 tar ms'ured, thai proposal bad
BEEN made 10 m Individual, Ca permit h,iisef,
Attn. proper time 10 ns placed Il the hesd ~
Oh. MILITARY movements, which, ~ss lore
seen. would be necessary Tor carving u into
3 pxrruiion' Inc interview with Mr. ieasrsou
wa. ~ March iso9. 10 May. NJ. ads'ns
I ceased 20 be senator. IN the winter Of 1919
-. he made bis Communications tn Mr.. Giles.
IL August Isnp, lee marked for Eornpe. three
yrnfs before tire war aud did nut rehbsn IN
+, ~ three wears after the p~nce aud he admits
the impo,sbilty OF his having gi'ra TO Mr..
Jefferson Information Of negotiations brtweeu
our citizens. a1d the Blush, during the war, or
having relation to the ear, condes, tnin,g TO
declare. thai he he'd no knowledge Of such
nreotiations.
The other measures, y, which Mr. Adams
nliuhes, ~rrr Of the most public character
sud he most impprfHni oi them better known,
~ 'heir day. 10 others. Than they could he 60
/ hid,, residmg ~ a io,eign country and n The
cham hy winch ihes. measures are connected
with the supposed pio, shall appear 10 be-
wholly imaginary, these measures viii rrrnnin
/ 60 br supported ~ th a,ig NJ Ia he, on their
own mrrf,s. Tn. letter iiuin the Goverior oi
+ Nova SEQ II. ~ VIII prrseniiy he scen 10 Of
1 "a, possible sign fcane' IN my yew, hui thu OF
having constituted he o,lfg information (ns he
| ssysl winch MIR. Adams communicated 90 Mr..
! ! nrrson NJ the tine oi M, iru aud onls con
| Gdsn ial interview. Twas writen ~ ,he snm-
IN III 1907 tn country bong then in state
~ peace. lhe 8overnor's correspondent Is Ia
| III. hour unkno~n TO rs lie nas mol, avs
Mr.. Adams. lrnder' nj the Federal party
The Consents of the ait.r WcTr altogether idl,,
but the effect supposed by Mr. Adams Ia bs
c Whcmplai*dhy III. ~rifrT, could br prodnt ed
Only lay gYisg them ruhlir'Iy. II .as com.
mnnlca I'd IN Mr. Adtms without nnv injnu,
lion III secrecy. lie hap M doubt IL WIS sh.wn
10 others. IT. object VIZ, he supp. rs, 10 nc
credit \ cn'an,ny, tina, M. j. f.f.on, and IN
measures we've snhsrrvlrs, TO France. Thai
the British q ,vrrnn,.nt we're informed OF
plan. DETERMINED upon by frsnce, - rfrc,
conquest ofths British provinces on lids CONT
rrni, anil revolution N The government OF III.
unifed STEERS n ~ means To v hich, they were
iTr1 10 pronuee VAR between The Unlied
$ aies ait .t.oglrod. A letter of ihi, i.nor
was M doubt shewn 10 Mr. Adams, AZ we IN q
h~ isv', upon is wort he discovery wnnld
MT he .Urpti ipe, TIM Blush, rs we'll u,
French officers. and zcns. in a time ol
peace with 'hts countrv, avniled themselves
many cha nrls ar conveying their specnla
lions aud siratagems, tn either innocent EARS
well ns TO those Of Mr.. Adams. with view To
influence pubic opiniun. B,uihe sUbcci maj
ter oftbs letter WAS an nbsurdty. Who did
not know that In 1907, after the battle Of Ira
tdgar, the crippled navy of France could not
undertake IN transport even n single regiment
across thu fish Channel Aud " the OBJ
Ject WIS the conquest oi the BRUSH Provinces
by The tnil"d states Hlon., how could r.v0
iunon II 'hcif tovrr"meni whics must divide
and "rnkt" u, promote that end
Tnr Jolly - BRIT sh Gavrrnor in attempt.
iue 10 Civ cnrienry - n story which savonr,
60 .trong'y 81 the l,n'lc.qne, can bv cqnaled
only by tn crninllty al Mr.. Adams. IN be-
lrving u calculated 10 produce effect aud il
- did so b"lieye, II FURNISHES n criterion by
when 10 estimate the corr"c hcss aud ,npRr-
ilaliy nj NJ lpd mrnt concerning the weIghI
nd the appllcnfInn OF the other evidence
whrch he s,li whbholds and from which h-
has undertakes with rqaal confidence % draw
his ! teienrs. --Ane, ,he adj is,mrm nf The
dipiomabe JIabnhnnrles with Mr. Giles anu
.ers, h Adams Communicated nothing "a
Mr. Et1ersou, bnl the snpsianc. "f the Nova
Sc0,n ,4pr. II Nj. Adams had then known
aud hele@ed 10 The p,oiect,' the key To all
the i','urr aysrooesdirSs It's incredible TINT il
! lphiH hW HhSf bttu hfftH'n Wot'hy 81 uIs-
olosuvr--ni H. at time Dnd IN hnt oerduon.
IN tlns von.rssun we ADVERT fot u moment TO
The temper ~ nn,nd, aud The state at feelings,
which probably g"s.e rise 10, aud nc, o,npaned
tlls ooslnuo'eailan' Nj, Adams Cncnn,.
stances hat occurred scnd,og 10 embiller his
isrihgs, md 10 warphis Judgment,
hlr, Adams, Just h,t' - the Tine of lis inter.
view with Mr. JeH 'tsnr had voled Tor the
embdreo Tie had been approached for having
dOnr THIS on the a,Owed IHlar,ple of u0tiug |
and not G.t'bt outing, up u diss Executive =.
communication. -" had brrn engaged with
his cnleagWc N cout, o,erNy on taia object
His conduct, a. he sfnms, aud a. vas thr
fci, had hero ce"snrea III tennis IT severity,
~ the public pirs-. lhe lpg,slmfHss of Mas
sdrh".'iis hdd elected snrnrr pi7iS0n - sue
coed hun IN thei Senate Of che Umned States
aud hnd otherwise nNpSsse4 sucha struns ann
icctSied d'sapproea'FoH oG she measures which
he had supported. that ae tell compeiedto ~.
seu his seat before the expiration of bis term
These might be ielt as injuries even by n,cn
of plneable temper II Is probable thathe
feelings nf IrrltRion might i've traced aark,o
the contest hclwee1 Jefferson aud tkP ,ld,,
Adams. T. "a no secret, that the lEttcr had
heri>hsd deep aud hitter rrseut~ex psinst
HuDGiltsY, Rnd CERTAIN other leaders Il 81,
federal pnrty, supposed 10 tie Hnesltos,'.
friends 4 wonld not he urnr'urnl that the
son thonld participate in these feelings &c ID,
father When Mr.. Atfgns visited MIR J,trr
son, aud afterwards made his discl sure 10
MIR. Giles aud nlhers, having lost the conf
denee oil his own party he had decide, as
subsequent events donhtrS consumed 10
throw himself lr,n the arms of hi. fathers Oh.
ponents. But there was load OF polincal
guilt, personal and hereditary, still resrfse up.
oa HIM in JhP nptninns of the adverse ,.,,.
No otfinary proof of his unqualified ahiura.
ton Of his late politics woNd he satisfactory
--sc,ne sacrifice. which should put his Sinsrri
~ Ia the test. aud place M impassstlc barrier
ert@een him aud his former party, WINS iudi>
peusabie. And what sacrifice was 80 NATURAL .
" hat pledge soperfect as this private opnun.
c'etion! Norh"rs the effect seem to have
been miscnculaied or oyer.iated Mr. Jcfr.
500 declares Ina, Il raised Mr.. Adams in his
mind its eventual con sequences were highly,
and permanently advantageous o Mr.. Adams
A.. he II,