Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1830-07-08
MrsFRIrS or AJAck,oN EDITOR

MtSERlES OF 4 JACk SON EDITOR.
Feom The [ ", ~ Long htaad Star of jan. l6.
VINO can reIale such wnes without a tear E."
II lsa fact well known To all our readers
that we isl into the jackson ranks as soon ms
decenlv could aiter the defeat of the
corrupt coalition, aud that we have Iaborsd
hard IN The cause of Jackson and reform
although wectme IN nj the eleventh nour. True
we had some most eKcrGCiatng lwnges of
conscience IN abandoning the honest men and
princIples with which we had been be tore as
sociaied-hut then such glorious visions OF
government patronage of rewarded editors
aud ot public printing. rs glanced constantly
before our daSzled sight, enabled us to huzza
20 the greatest aud best of men, las Srcrptn.
~ Branch calls him. sad we became a Jack
son man dyed ~ tue WOOL Our minority
IN Congress was overwhelming, aud we iond,v
though there could be M danger in being a
decided Jackson man. But, alas mutation
stamped on all sublunsry Thing. COMPARE
tie party at the time we joined il, with what
- u now. and stlli It's llke-but oh how diff
ferent. The" II was the very emblem Of in
.v'noible strength, now II IS like the .ilbaau
Regency, swayng about with every breath. aud
ready TO tumble al tho next kick We Z the
Star were then all hope-now, all despair
The very elements have conspired sesin,t
us-the w"rking-men, II is said, are for Clay
the tarlif.men are Tor CLay--,he internal
smprovemeotInen are for Clay-the old Adams
party very nearly equal in number TO the Jack.
son part, are for Clay --tbe an,i NJ asuns sre
Tor CIay-lhs friends of national faith and in
violate treaties, aud OF The Indians, are for
Clay-the enemies OF prescription and of oun.
ishment Tor freedom in voting, are Tor Clay--
the friends OF the Union and all opposed 10
southern dis.union. are for Clay--the friends
OF national economy are for all Cla,. and for
augh, We see. by A. ID. 1892, the whole couo.
Try VIII be for Clay. There /. a fearful cla,,er
ing OF dry bones IN the charnel house of old
Idmwany, as II hey we're seized with fever
a'o ssne. -rov, lhfoop Is eating his last OF
VIC Ieopies oread. and the young lion OF the
wea, WIN FRANK Granger on his back, i. shak
ing his name and roaring, and there will be no
attempt 10 check him, from Buffalo 10 Herki
'mer.
meh are prone TO recount the different SWIM.
toms anu stages OF The disease, even when
."e,e 70 NO nope lett Tor the patleut.-So let US
look Tor a lew minutes at the Cause Of the early
death OF Jacksonsai. One of the ;n,,iea,,ono
Of heaith,.whic at first denoted long life. was
the Generals coming out for the tariff. Tbi.
ne certainly has done, though rather ia A V.a
beureny way. and no., u 10 irue with The blun,
ness aud sincerity OF HAIRY Clay. Bn, here
We "ere.raiher ina po,heI for Inc wise men
Who coaifol the politics Of Kings county, ha.
wing drawn their notions of political economv
from those proionnd aud pure fountains. the
NeW York Courier and Enquirer aud Epsn,ag
Post. had all previously protested to be anti
'ar'if'' What the deuce was 10 be done, perple..
ed US not little. However. our leaders ru
minated and smoaked, and al last we agreed
90 look wise upon the subject and when spes-
sing OF 10 say that upon the whole Judi.
c'ow tariff was desirable, and that the hero
OF two vars views ii just in this light All
inns went very well; hut now comes the story
ofour hero's blunders noi' like angels visits