Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1832-01-09

feel your ill=used, -futien power because they
dared to vote as thcy thought right aud utter the
continents 10 others. Ghat Won have stopped from
the chair OF state which has been filled by a Wash
instou, a Jefferson, Madison a Monroe aud NJ
Adams, with glory 10 themselves. and honor ant
profit to the country - enter into Il petty uuairo
with pour cabinet, respecting the colour of a wo
| man cap, Cor something else respecting her whlcl
concerned the nation about mueh land bcranSC
they contcnded that II was black and YOU conterr
dCd thai it was blue a violent quarrel arose youl
" ball dogs (Which Mr. Benton told us about
were lei loose; pistols were bought walks way
layed houses besicged challenges sent; rod INK
talked about in shott complete Nashville rowdy
iroick took place under Your own eye and manage
ment which ended In the dissolution of yonr cabi-
| net That---hut enough of the disgusting cala-
loae Il would tlhe volumes 10 register all Your
misdc'ds These mtsdceds Of Your own, sir, arc
the rocks, shoals, ndquiob-sands Whlrh aarqund
you You hadbeuef land believe me when tell
You So, for posterdy VIII find il truce make your
how toihc American people at the end Of your pre-
st Al term thank them for their misplaced alicc-
ton, yet kind intentions IN elccttn@ YOU Ia your
prescott sutton tell thcm the tact, halncnhcr MT
tufc, habit non education ever formed You for tie
qulet peaceful tolls ofa evil magistratc---and thcn
your effors may BE- partially FORGOTTEN u forgiven.
Hu on the other hand hold on ~ "A candidate for
ane5lcr term, and thereby give the To your pro-
miss to retire NJ the end OF vour first term as YOU
| already have to every olbcr expressed or implied
promise you made to the American people. and
ronr crrors will i've in bold relief upon the page
2fhe future historian aud he read over your union.
| oa=d, anrcsmded grave. by generations vet un-
born, with curses loud and dep upon your
head.
Sir,--ii has over hccn the misfortune Of ruler,
III all AGES and countries 10 have too nauy hatlcr-
ers around them aud too few, who in rankness and
sincerity, would icarlcssly toll them the truth |
haye flung together these few DISCOUNTED sentences
| in haste, but fully believe there Is more truth in
them, than you have heard SINCE YOU last lslenc |
to a sermon from thu Roy Or Ely | trust at
least, that You Will not consider me lattesrr and
If giving Yea so much truth, and sound wholesome
counsel does not onttIc me 10 an Embassy | must
take 1t for granted that my lucky stars do not
reign. Jimmy Storm says, that the reason my ap-
ponment has not already been made out is oW=
IN to col H. NJ. Johnson bong nominated to
the N1ce Presidency that Judging from the recent
tSgfc you cut among the petncoat gentry at Wash
mglon you have been busy ever since his nonanu-
toll Ia regulating the manner Of INTRODUCING the
female part of hts family into society at Washing
ton. ! cannot believe you will me run 10 all
this vast expense inyour bchalf Tone peck Of peas
yoo viii rceoIlcet promised already, and not eve
me some reitGfd
Jimmy Storm likewise suggested the idea that
| may have done Mr. Randolph injustice IA my
last, by suggesting that he was scared home by
the yard siiel, S being shaken at INN Jimmy says
The tailor must ccrtaloly haze shaken his gaose
likewise. or Mr. Randolph would not have run 50