Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1853-11-03

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frrsen Sssriisx snder she wraEs infeise sPoA ei.,
~ this usafiacpled aliea. Wesain<r1 conqlslssa =.
10 deressfy kai every ct q. se.eFsnsai had s-ss
- $500. & NJ Jssessa. &c ye.rs. - nots
dsrn ~ sabsfasee & pritGf< eel ss.Pahie eosver
sstsS1s I'D With the cistnxaisSed nen q - tnse;
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rasfss dis r6nncsa = tssk Is fWfseiaktnsSj -
fsstioas 70 be thai shna iaseraSss n sons vay VITA
frenSsn pefhsps withdraw his PoEiHaeet o. isAasa-
Ia sIs2k . ~ slsee hi sesE 10. Do g. The
,aendscsak ilref b. prs.rSe q Mr. sesr
so. was notorious 81 - setkdsnas hsehooca ssd
misrepresentation. ~ acne g gfaiies q ~
sea- ead ~ gross shass n Ieaiing federal e.
a uonEer then,sad s7abilesa i vas eznse q seefa-
tiap 10 Mr. Jeaersqa Ehen he siterWard placed nPep
se&ors De deciasttsa. that h Consiiipso. ~. ~
q ~ chief ianpedentto such result, the newspaper
rttshed b. Philip frrhe4H. lie bad exen expressed
IA cpinoa that WsAhingoa bad act " snooga
IL lie virtue sBd gd sea6e Of mApklna 10 eonioe ~
~ksrnrnenf hctiorsa ca taem, and the
PIrideut ehose 10 exercise that individual JadgDent
1rh = bis fixkf sad whish Indicated as much saga
cid and wisdom 4 neir the highest Intellectual en-
Aowmest supposed to pesseis - was ge'iing nte
Nil dotseeo Bit il yignr which BY accianiatioa
ss.rsed hin the first place aHaoag the statesmen Of hs
re and was cnlg queBehed By that darkness which bas
1esst rrouad III Who have beea gathered the grave
We have deemed il proper exhGrne from the buried
past these ssidene q ihe nsdiess attacks Of Mr. Jei
5erson upon The administration Of the resefed Father
Of HE esuDtry - o. the Jealousy with which he watched
his federal predecsofs and the eeHtaned torsns Of
alarm which he sent dt 70 The people 70 warn them q
eaeFcachents Of the Executive department Of The gov
srsssx them preserve the spirit Of
fesstane fhai csnfrast II with hissabseqaent
oadact when be disregarded law ssd constitution. and
nsurped powers Ehieh bal dfnocratie presidents
have ever attempted.
Lett not lie su2posed that we wanting il grateful
spprrektica o d sIinguished services Wears jsalcls
cf The rtseaioaF4y fame q Jesrsen and honor him a.
the athnr Of tha immortal instrument which has insest-
I'd ms name with ingErsshable But the re-
xiier q eoadutcF Of lbeiersof asington - The
Leader u aaeto thai disiraet The public Councils that
attsnpted 10 see the people from loyalty TO the gov
srnent ofone Il the pufest patriots thai ever lived
=, time too len Ihere need Of uniiy,-thers 10
eue hat i ebxioua 70 eessnre or Al least 10 grave
We pass oysr The adinstrstiea Of John Adams
being relevant y object, Such wa' the weight OF
pubc oum Which feh upon it, that few are found eveh
SOW who haze the courage to defead H. although, Wash
ineton ii letter bearing date July 18th, 1898, address
I'd 70 Ailaas ssiIs :. Believe sir, one can more
cordially approve the tcisea prdef measures % your
1aninifratioH. They ought TO inspire eniaest coaf-
dcnce ard xrili no doubt, combined with the state OF
thIngs call from Congress such laws and means as wall
enable you the full force and extent Of the crisis
We may say BY way Of psrenthesis that the sersis"
alluded To- was lie preraroas nature Of cur relations
9Th Ffance upon the aggressive acts Of that
government Is which they doubtless smboldened
~ h aid and cemiortn received from cousderabls
sFreueh party il this country Of which Mr. Jeerson
asthe acknaM led head. afhe same letter referr-
"a ~ above NIsshnston says: " The eonduct q the
Director o FrAsee tow ard eouatry their aidisvl
hostiltirs 10 ii|gevernnsai Asr rsr.oEs pyae-o 10
,sft4,r IL efigs of fie ptee from IT, he ltgs
,uasnepoF tlf arts AID fhois Ltr assals 10
nnuoe i inr brafe ogposisiea. their disregard ef so
RIM treaties aa the law Of natioas thrr IN cur
sdefenosIess co5aeFce their 81 Of
nssce and In IL temaads, amounting riente could act
til "a axnite III mo corresponding sentiTp yit
rhich nv eo.sl fynea have generslv expressed in
their aiecenfe addresses 10 yeu." j. has always ap-
peared 10 u III the standardization e Jehn Adass has
been judged ti1 haFshy b. his antrynen, and much
that was equal eai p<hls moe 20 ;iR his serntis
sueeeesors, has ieea Aeaaes,ee passed owes IN al
iencs. Ae cldh retiosser chose 10 speak thus,
though At the tr Of h5rk t,gmaiized rank fede-
rsst.5 Itwous SUR 10 expiatioa Of quilt.
or e1tenaate otf eFime were ouad 10 the eo9pany
Of Washux4etk liar tos, Marshall Jay, Pnekasy and
Others lWskxepi the aien and sediiion laws which,
without Hery tha nnpapulsF i9uad
in aF4tats Nosk lhere Act Il that admins
traiiog Which az e3nforna5ie TO the ConstiiioA.
an adicativp N asHccre regard for tho highest :5ter
ests ar the cnnItrY. Even the enactment f theseawi
were net wiiiNHii exrrnnstag circumstances. Whilst
Il wac obecie bat the Ssdton law restricted the lib
erty Of the seN and ~ the pTsas, il $50 argued
that the gra cat alsshoods uiteredaad publish
ed, tsuAing sceivr the people aad 20 excite their
presices nnd the danger Of the peace u the pa
ton that thok p0WeF, and the majority ID Ccnkrsss
were aati.rap raa. and in favor Of high taxes ssd
arbitrary rose4 eacat And the government ougtat 10
sake measures protect isg ghtnl authority. and iaA
tainthe peaes the repcblse; Aud the law expressly
provided IN xatea II common law librls. thai
H.. 81 h. t.tth
eatos,et Thu Alien law invested the 1resdcnt with
newer % no should be ound. suspected
of conspiriue a aast thepears Of the c5untry.
1t mast he confessed that this giving considerable
Latitude % the executive; bat thea represented
that The characters alluded to not essns,
ahsrefore had jasi claim TO aeoatnaanee heresad
THAR with the views they entertained. and
they published endangered tsf treare q
aksnailon, fer which il As impsricus duty Of Con
Wherever the eoahtry was filed with French emssa
ies and n wa hare lstKe party Of native citizens
IA iicautioasy laeated themselves with the interests
of that country and dencancng the neutral policy Of
Washurtoa and Adams; had bern inipelIed BY their
veal VI lie adoption bf which c,tmatios
of The former were feprehensble and injurious IL is
npressnrrfdr rs to BE- the defender or tbs
Adas ADMINISTRATION hut caador couels to say that
We have hai little patience with those persons who
dsmn asa!aeaoanee Adams whist Jefferson il crewned
with ulaling heaef. Doth PATRIOTS and did their
service ii stac days that tried - sells
aad coward hearts skusksd away with fear. We believe
Adams MSS The better Of the two bit II the dista
fushed serslces of Jefers5a eiSm immunity AZ
ksnds aad ainioaish us that shoad lightly the
ocs that we're mere than By such splen
did eaiewment and exalted merit; surely, the same
regard Iof eminent talents and patriotism would teach
thai as.af not with rude breath the memory OF
enc xk5 was deemed worthy TO BE- associated with tbs
Father o his Coantry in The exalted position Of hese
end officer iathe Rcpnblic. who enjoy hiseaalenes,
selected from among all the great men Of their day
70 Be his saoeessoraad whose revolutionary services
were no, less brilliant than those Of Dir Jcaerson Al
ams Was driven from power. The same leavep which
had been az srork during the adnstratioa OF Washing
tsa, effected his overhrow and the chief oPpoaeat Of
The former, becnme his Successor