Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1831-11-28
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/ Muster EdHors--I have been considering of It
oil thus gathering tune, and have finally deter
mined To turn politician, and come ont in favor oil
Jackson aud as shall be one ofthe last eleventh
! hour men, expect hc will give me foreign en-
bassy ut least especially If can gctyou To publish
! my lucubratiohs IN his favor. Now let me tell you,
# you will publish my productions, and send Inn
copy, will give YOU one peck of guber peas the
next time send my cart to market with that arti-
! ,.c As feel confident # eau only get hun To read
! the many good things which | can say IN his fyor,
1 SHAH get some lucrative post, " ithout fail aud
that Is better than So much hardwork, when one Is
! like myself a little lazy or 50 at times And fur
! thcr shall occasionally give Calhoun and D0il
sldc WIPE and this will make me certain of an en-
basSy II least and intend To carry my old rifle
with me, which 10y the by, Is as good as ever eye
looked across, for have no notion Of any of them
foreign alors shaking Their yard sticks at me- aud
| frightening me from my post
Now tlrn, to commence IN the old gentleman's
! fyor Many sood poopc-stop fherr--coreet
] t'f !. You pleasa; none can be- good but " whole
s"las' Jackson lnen. Many people and especially
+ ir Simpson, have rrnSured the President for CIV
a. the offices 10 eleventh hour Jaeksun-nlcn, aud
throwing all his original friends and supporters INTO
the back ground Now KIND reader, II you will be
! patient moment, can satisfy you that there Is
not tn least shadow of ground for crnsurng the
President in this matter; at least rs far my per
! sonul knowledge extends. live IN one amongst
tn largest counties of the State of Virginia, and
during the first canvass, when the contest was be
| tween Adams Jackson Crawford &c. the friends
of Jackson could only muste@fvo strong and of
these five there was not one of them that had peck
of corn or peas 10 sell intend fully to poultry the
characters of those original Jacksonlans and NTH
first place will gye YOU an anecdoto somewhat IL
Illustrative: During the canvass above referred To-
one of or worthy Commonwealth Attorneys,
made very patriotic speech alta rcgimental mus
ter, in favor of Crawford in the course of which
he treated the plrtcns!ons of Jackson to the pre5l
dcncy with much severity Hcwcnt nearly rs fan
in his abuse of Jackson as Mr. Randolph did, when
he said the people had not vet become CORRUPT
enough to elect military chieftaup As the wor-
thy Attorney closed his elegant haranguc, jimmy
Storm, who had stood by with features distorted
and confused with Whlslley and anger turns off a
bumper and bellows out hurrah for Jackson! I'll
be ID If Jackson ant a gentleman The wor-
thy Attorney appeared To be somewhat surprised
for he expected al the close of his speech To hear no
lug but the paudlt3 ofthe multitude lie Turns
to Jimmy and says, Sir, suppose you oct IN
cake cart and make a speech ~ shall not do
that says Jimmy but repeats his former expression
with increased yocircration The worthy Attorney
asks hIm II state what he knew of Jackson that
made HIM worthy Of such bieb auplause " Why
says Jimmy, @ lived in Tennessee. for two years
never went to a cock fight. or a halsr race hut
what Jackson was always there; and he was tie
rlng leader of all che roudic5 once saw HIM at
tavern IN Nashville lucak dcculcr OF whsle,
over a fellow S head then at it they went with
clubs dirks, horse-whils, icacestalSes and brick
bats, and such another fuss never saw before nor
since; and this proves, beyond a doubt that he IS
a second WASHINGTON, and b. Cd Slr, jackson Is