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continually subject to the influence Ct lset,a. 4,
fo nolitica dou,nas and grataitOus asscituls Vt ri
tors who layis, untruths to the people as essential
to keep alive their faith, as daily meat and duuk 10
nourish and sustain their corporeal frames In this
county, am glad, however, to say, that dis.
nositon prevails to investigate, every man for him.
sec and to rey on the ipse dirit Of man. however
famed for truth-not even the scrupulous and vera.
cious Duff Green or Thomas Rtchie-Ihus vast
and laudable revolution has been the consequence.
The change public opinion here has undergone,
| wonderful and extensive, and may be dated from
the appearance of Mr. Buchanans statement. /


was at the Court House Of this county shortly afte,


its arrival, and the admiration expressed Of Alr.


Ca, IS innocence, and the Indignation at the mali
cious attempt to deiame him, we're loud and warm.
The friends Of the Hero were emphatcay chopals
and gentleman whom approached, and expressed


nv satisfaction to, the unequlv"ca acqultta of Mr.
Ciay, & my hope that General Jackson would now be


"a rood as his word toacknowledge thathe had done
4 that great and injured injustice, REPLIED " that
the General was never otherwise than magnannUus
and would, no doubt, redeem his promise" But
his friend had Overraed his virtues magDanlhity,
, is not conspicuous among them, or he would, with


a!acrity, hasten 10 confess the wrong he has done
e him. IT,
The aspect of affairs is bright and Aattering, and
the steps now taking to ascertain, more certainly,
the voice of Virginia, will result favouraby 10 .the
/; Administration and strike with asonish,nent and
0 dsmay the Opposition ranks sand their attempts to
j. ritlicue it are vain. Wonderful unanimty prevails
upon the subject 1t has the support of able, finn,
consistent, honest, patriotic Vrginans and put in
+ opposite scales the ably edited Wing, Of Richmond
G can and will give it support that will outweigh all
y the bitter condemnation sneers and scurty OF a
neighboring print, that utters fasehood sch fear
" and trembing* 1t is, further, matter OF pride and
N graduation to find that those who averse from the
,a blind devotion manifested to the Hero are men
Of whose education, Responsibility and ind ependepce,
r. give their opinions weight and consideration, and
will be of value in the coming elections; while, OIL


the contrary, those who are most distinguished and
. clamorous in the Opposition, are possessed nellhe


of influence, of character. or many of them, OF free


hold qualification. | speak this with many excep
)" tons for there are, among the friends OF Genera


Jackson, gentlemen Of the highest responsibility
u but they are taw in comparison with what the Admin
o. straon numbers. 1t is certainly the case IN kll


George, and, as far as my acquaintance extends, Il
e. Stafford and Spotsyvania


TO think, Sir, we may now congratulate ourselyt
AS and the country or the prospect of the triumph
Of liberal principles in the Old dominion. This Stat


80 long famed for the virtue of her citizens, bot
,es in public and in private fefor the superior intel
et gence and rmness Of her public men, and the zc
a. ous support she has heretofore given to all measur


of general interest, st,-cannot, will not, now pro-


recreant. Though she may for a time be mlsled
w. the evil counsel OF some of her degenerate sons,
~ majority will be found sufficiently flal and ate
no tionate to lend her vrtuous aid.-Thoush she IN
for time receive the eprous distment of corrupt
on in her ear, and discard distinguished son from
No bosom; yet she can never prove unnatural: and
oc. day is at hand, when the affections implanted in
the mothers breast will be predominant, and she
glory to receive into her arms, and embrace, W


maternal warmth and feeling, her injured SON.


is needless to say aude to Henry Clay. Al


virginian feel pride at being native Of the sa
'ge. one found 50 lost to sense of his hgh merit.
-, would not consider that his State of nativity shot
.h ie feel honored in having an opportunity Of honor
ei's him.


ion


and n. Ve.;+o sans ne,r.,-ss T,r,tb ,,tboaa far'