Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1834-09-18
A REPENTANT JACKSON MAN

pennsylvania, Mr.. DUNLOP, who had been n strong
Trend OF Jackson, renounced his support From
speech OF great talent and honour, we extract the
following, which ~ well worthy of a porusel Mr.
ID. ls mechanic BY number he may he recoL
leccd as the nan who made the famous speech in
the Manufacturers Convention IN New York. on
the subject off xes lie then seemed to have ab Ju,
as much fear OF BRUSH axes as he now has of Cen
Crll jackson
! vas once, SIR, a follower Of Jackson say
follower Tor no one who has uided ban To degrade
endanser, distress aud insult his country dcservcs
IN epahet more courteous. llhen thought hn drm
IN hls purpose, tue 10 has Professions patriotic IN
his measures, md choice IN his associates | now
think him neither
need no detan this nssembage forty days
mud forty highs in brcaung up the great deep, and
opening the windows Of his indrmltlcs md pour
ing forth the floods &C his folly he vacclll,tions
OF his conduct, tho vnenrles Of his passions need
not rourlrny his exefclsc of unjastiiabIe power
ms disregard OF the constituted authorities of the
country, and his Indifference 10 the complaints of
the people. need not compile harmony or
had better say adscorduncc OF his political doctrines,
or dra~ a contrast between his professions when u
candidate, his meek submission To the Will of the
peotle before his election aud the performances Of
the man when invested with authority, and his ron
tempt for the people when he bid cccyed the las,
iayo1ts he could hope TO enjoy. These THINGS are
familiar TO Us all and are fully written in 'he cron
clcs of the times
" We are toll, MI. Chairman TINT VIC arc too
deeply Indebted to ths our hero to tcpne The
iawnns 81 cophants that minister 10 hrs VANITY
tell us VIC owe General Jackson an immense d. bit
Tor the services he has rendered 10 our Country
that h. Inns fought and gained the battle of the 25th
December, of Odcans aud EcknuciaW for
soolh
What, sir, do the people Of tds Rrpa5ic owe
General Jackson Is 1 gratliede II u ls has
IL mol had II to the fullest measure Iiag nollhc
tribute otorr hearts been increasingly poured out
for the Last nIn,teon years INN lIaq hr no, re
celvedlhe thaolts of thus nallon from individuals,
from public meetings. from The Asscmbes of the
Representatives OF the People through this whole
UnIled Nation Have no, votes of public thinks
been sufficiently rendered to him las he not re.
ceved testimonials of our es,lmn,ion of his services
in swords and medos, and monuments, to his
hearts contcn1 Has not the gratitude of this ma.
ton been MS free, ample, and as lone continued,
MS the hear, Of polrot could aslt7 Have we no,
fully pad up, ia overwhelming msasurcst, tbs item
Of his claims
" Do We owe him praise and ran"gy,ic7 In
the name of Heaven, IS he yet unsorsfed with
fntety Have not historians pcrpeuaicd his
exploits lave not poets md painters md scnlp.
tors wei 10 cternize his fame Has not the learn-
ed University Of Harvard dubbed HIM a Doctor
tiaye mol the dlgnlfs1 assemblies Of Cong,ess and
the St1es sufficiently eulog ID hs Clio =, and lau-
drd hls fea's .faso not the thousands of Ami.
versary Orators of National Independence for
nearly twenty years, taxed their Ingenuity suiIi-
ciently for courdy phrase for HIM 7 Have no,
'hroas enough wei5led his name, from courtiy
ha TO the humbest cottage, from the theatre 10 the
brolhe2 Has the pinno and the guitar, the fiddle
Gn9 the ws-harp been too seldom strung 10 greet
his glory Have not the public prints poured
their nouscous aatery in torrents copousy G.
nough What opthc's Of adulalion have been re-
fused him Has he no, been styled " he noaa,s,"
and by way of special cminencc TnF Oh 70
MAJ p Has he 40, heard repeated yet enough
that he IS " the Second w ashmglon," - the Grcat-
est and the Bci', >" the Hero of Two Wars, the
Preservcr OF the Constitution u" The Saviour Of
his Country q Has he not been called every
thing yet bestowed upon the most dcspouc 'yrnn,s
by the crawling dependents Of their footstoos
Has not scryilily taxed her fruitful brain for pane
gyrics to his actions ill she has herself sictcn,d
at hrr subvcryenry, Hni her GLIB ard restless
tongue ,lrcd Itself ogt IN cuogies the most sonc
What more of praise and hauery does be d mand 2
Has he not been lauded to the skies IN every part
Of the country Has he not been shown IN mar
bic, and plaster, and wood, mi canvass, enough TO
crafty his insatInbe appetite for applause Has
he mol grnccd the ball room saloons ~ the mimic
m'I@sty of busts and pictures yet enough Has
he not noaied on nees add swung upon slgn-posts
Has he not presided over ten lhnus md blnqaeliug
halls, and cullvenc1 and excncd the rcves If de-
bapch 70 his hearts contcnt} Have not hogshcads
of vine sliucred IL tho wine VINE glass fer him,
and been the plsdgc of the faith of ms fpnwers ;
Has not his head been stamped upon MEDIATE, aud
ribbons, and crockery, till VIC can't look about bur
he froVns upon us } Why, sir, n man cannot
even take a drink but see hun on the PITCHER "
or IN the bottom of tho tumbcr. No Representa-
tive sir, believe but appeal 10 his bust or hrs
porrait, Or some trophy Of his fame in the halls Of
legislation.
" SIR, man can't get shaved without feeling his
Prescoce on his razcr or his box No barber CON
ceivss his shop sufficiently decorated to receive his
customers without bedzzcnlng his walls with the
resemblance Of the cheltain.-Our very habllimcuts
may bear some evidence ofihe impress Of his boa-
ted reputation. We have jackson bats. and jack
son coa's ard Jackson slippers. Fsom public
squares to the country tayerns from the Halls of
state 10 modest homas, all is Jackson Jack sor,
Jackson. Why, sir, man cunt eptet INFO the
tlrcment Of his bed-chambcr but he may sec his
head his scrvlces,anh may be non, SIR, his wounds,
displayed uyon The curta,hs of has windows or hrs
couch. And yet, sir, we are told we have not luu-
died. him enough lis nav still calls Tor more of
The nutrlment OF battery.
d" L Rough guns, drums, and trumpets have ihun.
dered his exploits though crowds have followed
him in his journey ings-lhough we have huzzned
in thousands at his presence, and tossed caps
at his coming, and climbed to windows ard TO
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