Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1845-06-23
MONDAY. JUNE %, ls45.
GEN. ANDREW JACKSON.

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cd controversies have been conducted, unfortunately in
spun '" '''eif's'ou ae'ho'y anu oii'ehtss-shnhd
une WIN us iehus IN Tue ~ mage ihey are prepared
10 iehu'' 10 MS memory, as Statesman Were they
10 DO So our political opponents would be justified III az
cuse 'o''' VI Tue e'osses n9P'cfiSy and might prop
cry regard her condnc' as confession OF error, aud
hnuhca'Ion oil Their political principles No: they in
tend nothing OF this sort They believe. STILL that some
OF HE leading measures oil the Administration Of the erta,
man whose long and brilliant has just Closed as
well as oi hs successor Which hr understood have
sanctioned, were unwse, and that they have resulted
must lPJuTuusly 10 the country. But they are willing
10 admit that Gen. jackson, IN recommending ant
ianlng these measures sincerely lei, we'd that they
would promote The best interests of our country
aud the prosperity Of his fellow citizens They think il
ighi aud proper 10 discriminate between the Individual
aud such OF his official they have heretofore con-
demhed, which they feel necessarily constrained still
10 dsapproveand. standing as it were in the presence.
chamber OF Death 10 remember 0ny The luslrious deeds
OF the Patriot Soldier in admrne aud honorng which all
can unite. This is far, feel well assured as our
pollcal opponents expect 10 To that extent they
went, when they united with in paying the last sad
tribute OF nations respect and gratitude to another IL
nslrous Soldier and Statesman, who, four years ago.
was gathered 10 his fathers, full Vi years and full Of
honors."
We publish. in another column, very interesting
Descriptions from lie ren OF visitor al the Hermitage
Of the last hours Of Gen. jackson. How forciby il re
minds us OF the eeOlenes OF human powert he tmpri
Less OF human eory-lhe vanity of human ambition
the power aud strength and importance. in the closing
scene OF life, OF weIounded religious faith and hopel
low vastly more nporan', in such an hour, is Ills
won the splendid prizes of earthly honor for which men
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a'o'"" '"dh we GORGEOUS 'uhera' pageahs when me
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