Virginia advocate. [volume] (Charlottesville, Va.) 1827-1860, 1830-10-15

"WT Weeh, W tey"u W a ytcnt Usu, u"s
ELECTED the following from the editors Of tho
Na,iona, inieiligencer:
The Virginia Advocate is ono Of the most
decided and even violent jackson papers in
The Uninn, but we believe conscien tio,sly
and disinteres,edly so. Tho may,nn,miiy &c
the following just tribute L" the character nf
4 Distinguish citizen "f Aiassac husetts is i'm
admirable contrast I" tho abuse which has
been poured upon him fr"m the government
presses generally, and entitles the Editor Ia
a respect, which We shall no, be deferred
from "he'in. I" him by The recollection Of
the gross injustice which wo have ourselves
occasionally received rrom the same source"
We notice tho above To correct mistake
which the Editors of tho Intelligencer have
fallen into in regard To- our having done them
a. gross injustice" A closer examination of
our paper will satisfy thon uf this fact
Coeval with our enrlies, acquaintance with
the business which VIC follow the Inteltigcu.
Ger, Enquirer, aud Duano's Aurora, we've The
three great political lights which received
attention, iliu,ued our path, and gave our
bias. For many years the entire republican,
family hailed with delight their cfiicien'y
aud harmonious concert in dispelling the
mlsts of prejudice, ignorance amJ inioler-
snce thus securing, US II was thought, a
halo ut untadng glory, that would beam
from, their columns, when they were no
more, and reticc, steady light OF Jeffe, soni-
an rcpublicanisu,, frnn tie u,ansins of peace.
But, in some ely htcen or twenty years. sad
changes are seen, aud the tindest hopes are
frustrated. There is but little Concert and
harmony now am,"rg those able co.workers
in times of pas, trial and this we sincerely
regret. But no "grnss injustice" have we
ever dnno either, Ia Produce tins e,;rango-
t'rs III the lm,-lhg.nc nor sail their
charge # - violence" aud =. injustice, de-
tur us irs'.. ofe,ing respect which we have
ever Tel, for u ,les q Seaton Us gen,Iemanly,
learned, talented practical prim,crs-p,iuters
whose dilapida,cd circumstances present
,hein in the noble attitude OF manluliy stius-
CLING, in the downhIll ut li,s, against the So
we're aud remorselcss LutfetiLss uf adverse
tate. In the winch, their proud and dlumt-
less beaiinS, SO far from exciting Us To do
S'oSS OuI SYM
pathetic admiration and elcils All invniun.
tary wish that wo could once more see the "a
nat nonizc with their former bre thren in sup.
port ot those great principles, which Jetfer-
sun and Madison advanced; winch they zeIl
ousiy espouscd; and which, side by side aud
hand in iand, thoy hate labored to establish,
with devotion 81 efficiency above all praise
Editorial Courtesy. The spell of disa.
grce"bie weather., winch We have had since
our last, pr"vokes our bilious feelings to give
tew specimens OF editorial elegance and re-
hnement, that we meet with IN Tn. papers
OF the week. What think We of this tor a
northern veteran -" The scapenger who of.
hc'ates al that dirty pudd,e, called Dover
Enquirer, n. ii need not think to dlaw Us
into controversy with him. We know him,
and so does the public, u be u common iiar,
aud contemplate puppy, alike destitute Of
soul and SENSE who would defie plir of
tongs, were ho To be taaeh u, with them
aud thruwn into his aaiurIi element, n com.
mon ever 80
The same pa per furnishes another delicate
m"rceau. Here il is -" Who is the potent
editor of tho National Journal HIS name
is A..g ; n renegade Enghsh,nan-a MONTE.
bank stuge.Piayer "a man without leputa-
ton aud without character ;-despised by
those OF his countrymoh who know hi.n :;
unable to 1--we inhis own country: ranking
IN the gdngrens OF the disordered stomach ut
The old world, he was spewed out t. p"l!u,s
anu poison the atmospheric of The new a
hired libo;lcr, who uses his pen. Us the braves
oi l:aly use the dagger, for puy; and who,
IKE servile hound, Is only To be put upon
tho scent, to worry and hunt down the fair.
est characters in society. Such is the editor
o. the Journal, aud a more worthless and
'oa,hsome object cannot well be Imagined"
Souuch for nurthern courtesy. Now Tor
pool specimen of western. The writer's
=" compliments 10 Charles Hammond, ESQ.
edil"r OF the Cincinnati Gazottel tor the
distinguished honor done hin, in being nom
mated Candidate for the vacant throne of
Greece! In return Tor this unlocked for
honor, being penetrated with gratitude, we
do pledge ourseIf, it we are elected KIny, TO
appoint our living and dutiiul subject,
Charles Hammond, chief Hangman, exacting
only snarant- that he will keep sober, at
least hall the time
Aud finally, a modified southern specimen
OF civiliiy, must suffice tor the present, -
The Cauiden, ). T.. Journal says oi brother
-" Ito has nothing further To d, upon tins
lace at. the earth than to 60 hang himself;
aud even that will DO too honorable an exit,
unless he can steal second hand halter
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Comfortable Complaint. A northern edi :.
ter COMES out in his weekly, asking the IN
diligence of Ieaders, IN consequence Of his
having had, Tor a week or tws. past, a press
OF advertisements This appalling maIady,
he adds, I" must continue for few weeks to
come" protractod illness of this sort
might Relieve many an hebdomadal brother
irom many an i'll and should no nothing
ioati to catch the complaint ourseIf.