Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1831-03-02

winch proves at least that Inc knows how o aG,oiro
Just and hnc sentiments If not To act upon lis nro
ccpt AS an adinirer Of the ,i.tuous and exccIl.p,
Lowndss, we protest agairs, the unacknowledgeJ
appropriation of the chastc conceptions of b;s VOL
balanced and discriminating mind; we pro,cs, aosips,
tner appropriation by one, too ignorant to appreciate
'e rehneo propriety, aud who has pro ted them
70 Tho unworthy uses Of party slang, ad cay,an
d"" o"fs"s demonstrations. In TIE name of the
shadc OF that illusirous and patriotc citizen we
pray an injunction against Gen Jacksons farther use
and abuse Of tho celebrated sentiment To which wo
nave advcrtcd: sentiment from the Inns of Iov,,,S
striking, and forcihc, because in kecpiny with ,h.
simplicity and beautiful modcs,y of his character;
out which, from the author Of the Dinsmoor letter.
and the bully of Burrs trial, is unspcukably fnrcca
and ridiculous.
Bu, we have other reasons for rcmous,rs,inr
against "en' Jacksons farther appropriation of Mr.
i-owndes declaration. lie has violated i, IN every
instance, and upon every occasion. He took an &C
tive part IN circulating the charge of bribery and
corruption against Clny, to advance his own arnb,-
tion nc has but now, exer,cd his influence indirect
~ al least, TO advance his election to second term
Alter this, we trust in the name of dccencv tina, NO
SHALL hear no from him. or his partizans of his
excessive purity, and that he vii! relinQuish the far
'her use oil an expression, which VIC fear ought to b
our'eu IN the grave of him who first gave il utter
unce.
we invite attention to tho following, in connection
with what we yesterday published.
From the Harrisburg Inteligencer
Us THE LETTER AGAINrn
Since our last paper, giving an expOsi,ion of Tho
corrupt means resorted to order to procure the re-
nomination OF Gen Jackson, we have been waited
upon 6y some of the members Of the Legislature who
nave SEEN the !etter.-Thcy say that we omitted
one CIRCUMSTANCE, which gives deeper colorinp TO
the whole transaction IL The Letter ,oas not ont,
'or,hen by the Generals i'RIV.4TE Secretar,, L,J
,cds FR.4NhED BY JACKSON HLMSELF!-
One gentleman has limited us, that the letter was
received the day before the CALI and not the dsv he
.ole the meeting itself This certainly is unmpor-
t ant n letter UAS received by Senator of the
PennsytUania Legislature precious to the ns,t;ng
rom me PRIpaTE Secretary Of JacLson NTH ne
rTefdentS FR.3yNR upon it, stating that IL ,coc
proper for committee of the members of the Le,is
tdfure 10 address letter 10 Jackson requesting him
10 consent TO re-etecti5n This is observation-disclosures
uh ess number Of the most respectable members of
me Legislature, who say they have SEEN il have
shed themselves. We do wish to publish false
hooos-we nave never done it knowingly We have
not yet named the Senator who received the Iettor
aithough every member Of the Legislature kno,rs
VINO received 1t, because we have not had an onnor
isny of conversing with him on the subject IL i
gentleman whom we respect, and had we not CON
Sidefeo II duty, would not have brought him into a
situation which IS undoubtedly unpleasant Should
tlIS statement be denied by any responsible name.
we snail be obliged in selfdefence to call upon the
senator by name, well as other gentlemen who
have SEEN 1t, living in the counties of WASHINGTON
ara fayette' and gentlemen living in other sections
OF the State.