Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1845-07-03
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wss suecss-fsl In my sst hasy ea,r, to s,sd vo,
any ssssi,nec in the performs nee Of solemn though
Gus duty lien have been than repaid by tho proud
son'"aon mat have laid at least great mar in IN
he"ssf Effort To do impartial justice to the memory of
greater unjer obligation to me- Di.d.ininr my..C
10 be oond In any such crowd upon any such
public mouner. yeti felt but right to hear n coald
'ne o'y Panegyfc oil ono who. like youscl owed every
thing TO tho "fron w Of the old Hero could no, bo,
admire the evidence VI your gratitude TO the mighty man
vino has made % many msAty BY the charms Of Office
and the plunder Of the public Golfers Sir . eulosy of
Gent Jacks IN will always be Out Of place. except accom-
panied by faithful picture drawn by soms masters hands
your own Tor Instance Of Democracy and even IN. pal.
the hearsc aud coffin, should have detained you fum
dwelling with
"Words Of ssrn'd length and Wondering .ound-
upon the excellent virtues of this refined sys,em of
Repabliean Government But unfortunate M no,
10 be able to hear the dense our fair
uywomen, who, with commendab,s curiosity filed th.
house. to hear the who had much and known
SO much OF the man tho be honorcd But Sir II
mischievous Wing 10 to be believed you had
by some strange "modus oeand that there WA. ON, re
remarkable evidence Of greatness about Geu Jackson and
similarity To General Washington and that was that the
former "had children" This really seem, 10 me to be
most remarkable aud should be printed upon k letter.
OF gold Tor tho benefit Of the Spartan Band Of which you
are considered distinguished member and copy son, Il,
tho PRESIDENT VI the Empire Club another 10 James
Folk 10 adorn the East Room. To the latter it will be De
culary gratifying, for he, too has no children
the groatlocofoco party and may wonderfully reconcile
hin to his condition, since having heir to whom he NAV
bequea,h his fortunes his honour and his fame he NAV
have the Consolation that dying chdles he dies as An
are" Jackson, and must, therefore, be ranked equal to
Gcn'i Washington,
VIII not attempt 10 this logic nor do advert
10 or any such purpose but merely say that all the
changes recklessness folly ISLANDERS and rawlings of the
Enquirer has never been foolish enough any such
easonins but II has been reserved for you introduce IT,
Surely sir you did my address to you in the wh,g
OF Saturday, or you, finding there So much define
the Character Of the old General would have delt
the opinions OF Thomas Rtehie, Esq as Of much more
Importance than your crude what
great and good man.
would, could, be Serious sir and originally DESIGN
ms to be CO., you have knocked all out OF me- leaving me
TO dea with your opinion the little boy would with the
soap bubbles which he blows from his pipe
Let me though, that YOU should have met tn shiny
Crsar not to praise him." II he has impressed his ch,ac
ter upon the nge and country he has done what Hampden
and sydney, and Russell and Washington before him did,
and posteri'y will speak his praise when all his
are gone and forgotten. But how unlike these patriots
renowned in the annals Of History These made an inn.
preston, which makes yrants rembe and their names
are watchword to freedom. The other too mad. Il, ~,
cd us mere ehimcra the boosted claim us Americans
Of full capacity, for self-goveInmont He cdeed mad.
an IMPRESSION, which, speedily eaced may vet save the
citadel ct our Liberty, but which has undermined the nil
lars OF the constitution, and Ieayes nation lettering
over preeipce of perientous and frishifu! perdop
may That great and glorious Sovereign who has go
long watched over who has 80 lirb,lv aa,;.,,a
Us 'of our national sins-delivcr from the coun,es
OF worse and bsscr Aeh,,opheI than IA. ,vbo ;.
with the Kings son. so neahy succeeded a. :
government OF his fuhe from him. Let those now in
CT, the mere spawn OF the impYessioa made uoor the
ago and the county" by Andrew Jackson remember the
fate OF the amented Absao and tcm no, doub, II,
some mighty Cap AIM Josb may yet with dart and
spear avenge bleeding and degraded country in the ex
irpsuon OF crew unholy Gen'l Jackson has acted
his part: against the dead have nothing 10 saw:
wish could think better of him dead than did when Inv
ing, as Statesman. Phanhropist and Patriot do re-
o'ce TO bsieve that repentng OF his sins he felt that he
was pardoned We have nothing more TO do with
him. But his acts and impressions live after him with
those wage perpetual wal; have done il since 1929
rejoice that never saw the day that would have voted
Tor him for town constable. them beardess bow ead
the history OF his cruelty in the execution Of Arbunot md
Ambnstoe; filled with disgust for him. General of
an army OF civilized country that OF the im-
Press'on' he made-it is ineiaceabe For long time
thought as the Enquirer did: its Editor however, was mad.
OF softer stuff" than he passed an act OF oblivion
~ $50. P-N previous !" -''-iouhu OUT that jackson was
no longer "inierior to ADAMS aad Crawford,"-
him willing support and perhaps has said good and
sweet things Of him than any other man in the land win
ming Tor himself here, where he best known III. de-
ectable soubrquet OF the Venerable Apostate" IL il
true he was late in getting his reward; Polk wheedIed
Blair out of the Globe Transmitted it into the Unon " and
made Thomas Richie State Printer
But. sir, am tired Of this review; il is imperfect know
but yet may good purpose and helm Won
eecuay TO mourn the loss Of who has made your
and Mr. Ritchies political fortunes and whic would in
scribe over his tomb "Requescat in pace" would pro-
claim to my eountTymen as his only be6rng epitaph Be-
ware OF the "lmpreon he has made upon the age and
the country, wipe it out wherever it is found"
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